FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FERTLZK. FBESH OB HOTTED. It ton.
dlvrd. Fn. roruana uvn. oioj, ui unn.
US79. A. Hoffman, m k.6. bhavlk
PORTLAND. ni;
FERTILIZEH Cow and chicken manure,
$5 iier yad or 4 yard load. $18.00. Jet
Dial O. Call 68F22. Phillips Bros. Rt.
B. Box 118. azi
ROLLER CANARIES. 260 NlBth. n25
rFTTcEDARPOSTS, best quality. Phil
lips Bros. Rt. 6. Box 117. Dial O. Call
68F22. D2
SPLIT SHAKES. 24-ln.. 26-tn.. 30-in.. ce
dar and fir. Phillips Bros. Rt. 6. Box
118. Dial O. Call 68F22. a2i
WRINGER rolls and service all makes of
washers. Ph. 6931. Sea Ed Ellis. Nel
son Bros. Furniture. 315 N Liberty al6
C. E. WILLIAMS, sewtn machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines
Parts tor all makes. Ph. S765. IB40 N
18th. n23'
FULLER BRUSHES. 175 Grant Ph b7
n3)
"HOME GUARD" Home Insulation pro
tects your family asalnst extreme
temperatures pays lor Itsell by iav
Inz up to 33i of your fuel bills. Free
estimates. Western Auto Supply Co.
n31"
ROD AND GUN repair. M. Mlckenham,
2365 N Liberty. Ph. 25652. nl5
GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock
Shovel St dran-tlne excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8541
SUN LAMPS: (Ultra violet and infra
red). Portable and stand models with
timer.
YEATER APPLTANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30
EXHAUST FANS: fCltchen and Industrial
types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty St. . n30
RESTAUR ANT Brill, automatic, electric,
double thermostat control. 18x38 Inches.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St. o30
FLUORESCENT desk lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St.
ALUMINUM cooking ware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
u3 North Liberty St.
n30'
ELECTRIC room heaters, steam, fan and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30'
WESTINGIIOUSE water heaters for im
mediate delivery 30 cal., 193.75, 50 tal.
1115.50, Collins 40 cnl.. $96.25.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30'
DELUXE bathroom scales.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St.
n30'
TWO-SLICE electric toasters, S2.10; four
slice, $3.85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30
FR ESH COW 3 w lis. 9 mo. old" heifer.
Laying Rhode Island red pullets, ind
house on right hand side toward Brown's
Island. Fred C. Clark. nl2
DOOB CHIMES, electric and mechanical.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25 North Liberty St. n30
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St n30'
RAILROAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty St. n30
HOTPLATES, single and two-burner.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St n30
DELCO cabinet'radio, Canned-f ruit,
(pts.) 920 N. Commercial. nil
WOOD RANGE, all porcelain.
' YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St.
n30
FLASHLIGHTS, guaranteed forever. Re
quire no batteries. Also 2 & 3 tell
flashlights.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St. n30'
HEATING PADS (electric), heat lamps
(infra-red).
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30'
FLCd1iFsCENT and Incandescent kitch"
en fixtures and brackets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
55 North Liberty St. n30'
RADIOS: Your choice of 10 models.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30'
SIDEARM water heaters, electric and au
tomatic. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty St. n30
FOB THOSE "I can't find one anywnere'
Items try
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St. n30'
WE BUY St sell furniture, tools, stoves
dishes, motors, radios, electric appli
ances, household goods. KLI OMAN'S
283 N. Commercial, Phono 9885. n'
GOOD RADIO reception Is assured with
an 8-tube Tropic Master radio. Ideal
xot coastal locations
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 North Liberty St. n30'
HEAT YOUR homo electrically It's con-
. venlent, clean, economical. ' See us for
flea estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty
ZNTERCOMM. and telephone sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty St. n3G"
TABLE AND pln-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St.
IRONING board pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCt CO.
t North Liberty St,
WISE: 14-2 and 12-2 Joomlx.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
295 North Liberty St.
IRONING and extension cords.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 North Liberty St.
HUNDREDS of gift Hems.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty St. .
jf V FLOOR LAMPS and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St.
FRUIT and vegetable Juicers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty St.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
OIL CIRCULATOR. Ph. 6072. n
OLD dlshet over 25 years old. Upstairs
Antique enop, u court street. najg'
USED FURNITURE. Phone 9185
BURLAP A COTTON BAGS of all kinds
Willis Kelly, 2860 S. Com'L na!2
M EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
VEDAL CAR tor 5 yr. old. like new. for
' used aewini machine. Make up dtfler-
r ence 1! necessary. 149 Fisher Road.
Chas. Stelnke. nn!3
PERSONAL
NUMEROLOGY, the science of numbers,
reveals the hidden truth. Your fore,
cast for the year 1947. Edgewater 6t,
Modern Cabins, cabin 4. Eve. 6 to 8. pl3
BEADING.
State.
KNOW THE TRUTH,
2381
P12
"PROFESSIONAL ADVISER"
FORMERLY "MRS. MARTIN." well known
In Salem. Appts. daily. 1045 Howard 6t.
Ph. 5896 tor appts. pll
AUTOMOBILES
85 FORD DELUXE Coupe. Radio, heater,
defroster, motor overhauled. New bat
tery and generator. S. B. Lights. 2 new
tires. 1496.00. 1230 N. 17th. Ph. 4927.
ql3
'41 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Ph. S770.
ql3
1911 FORD, 6 passenger coupe. Below
market price, excellent care. Call 6318.
ql2-
CHEV 1935 4-door sedan. New battery,
good motor and tires. Ph. 24039. 1380
N. 6th q!3
33 CHEV. 2 Door. Motor rebuilt," new
brakes. 1290. 50N. 18th. ql3
ltU CHEVROLET Special Deluxe 2-Door
Town Sedan. A-l condition. New paint
Job, new custom made seat covers, radio,
underseat heater and fog lights. See
Kenneth Martin at Crescent Machine
Shops or residence, 618 Church St..
Dallas. qi3
1943 CHEV. Deluxe Sedan.
heater, seat
covers, good rubber. After
p.m. week
days. Anytime week-end. (1635.
Court St.
1411
ql3
' HUDSON' panel, motor overhauled,
cy.. S B., good brakes, body, paint.
S.000 actual miles. Inquire Hardy A:
io Oro, 435 SUverton Road. U
AUTOMOBILES
I93D 4-DOOR sdn., Plymouth. Radio A
heater, motor overhauled, new car
buretor, an horns, grill euard. backup
light. Special 1B40- Sealed Beam head
lights, white sidewalls, new tires At
tubes all around, including premium.
Private party, must sell. A real buy
for you at 11050. Ph. 24649 eves, after,
7 p.m. Ql3'
FOR SALE: '39 Ford Coupe. Good tirrs,
heater, new top. Rt. 4, Box 12SB.
Baxter Road. 13
SELL1NO OUT MAKE OFFER
'41 CHbV. Convt. Cpt., 37 Nash Club cpe.,
'34 V-8 sedan, "33 Pontlac 2 Dr., '30
Buick Cpe. Pickup, Dodae Pickup and
'39 Cliev. 5 yd. dump truck, win trade
for pickup, car or house trailer. All
priced for quick sale. 196 S.25lh, ql3
i!m PLYMOUTH Sedan. Good transpor
tation. Must be cash. 2134 Fairs rounds
Road. q!3
1939 PLYMOUTH Sedan in first class
condition. Complete with radio and
heater. C. W. Potter. 1339 Franklin.
West Salem. il3
lttt!l CHEV Sedan, excellent tires, llJ.i.
3440 Sunnyview. ql2
FOR SALE Strong two-wheel trailer with
good tires, wheels and running gear
with trailer hitch, new bed. 16-in. deep,
5 ft. 4 in, wide, 9 ft. long with side
boards 12 In., and first class floor. Sell
for $100 but worth more. Residence
flrfit house North on Bluff from Rat
cliff Drive. Ph. 23144. Ben F. Hop
kins. ql5
1337 FORD Pickup St 1937 International
Pickup. Good motor and rubber. House
No. 5, Mehama. ql2
11 HOLLYWOOD GRAHAM. Under cril-
at looo so. com i. qii"
lotl BUICK Sedanette. Radio, heater, de
frosters, new rubber, excellent condition.
1937 N. CoinM. ql2
8 MASTER DELUXE CHEV. Coupe.
Radio and heater. Call after 4 p,m.
1689 N. 18th, Ph. 7968. ql2
'41 CHEV 4 door Sedan. Radio, heater.
snot light. Motor excellent, good tires.
Call 33578 q!2
'37 DODGE 4 door Sedan and 3 wheel
trailer excel, cond. Ph. Dayton 29X13,
Howard Stephens. il2
"37 CHEV Cpe.. very clean. Sell or trade
for sedan. 2105 N. Church. q!2
1937 FORD 2 dr., good cond, skirts, dual
driving lights, dual pipes, very clean.
404 S. High, Apt. 3. ql2
TRAILER HOUSE, good cond.. bullt-lns,
partly turn., wired, 1385.00. 1529 oak
St.. Salem. ql2
MODEL A Coupe, rumble seat, 16-ln.
wheels. 2425 Cherry Ave. gli
1038 fiTUDE BAKER 4 door Sedan. An
exceptionally clean original car. One
owner, excellent tires, excellent con
dition mechanically. A fine automobile,
(795.00. MeCalls'
Used Cars, 1397 State
Street. Dial
108,
Qll
10II8 HUDSON Terraplane. A good clean
car with good tires. A real value at
only $695.00. McC alls' Used Cars, 1297
Stale Street, Dial 8108. qll
1D.S0 MODEL A FORD 4 door. Excellent
tires, seal beam lights, solid body, up
holstery only fair, $200.00. McCalla'
Used Cara. 1297 State Street, Dial 810B.
1836 CHEVROLET 2 door. A good ' clean
automobile. Alt new ttres, $895.00. Mc
Calla' Used Cars, 1297 State Street,
Dial 8108, qll
1010 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Must sell, maka
Offer. 1665 Roosevelt, Ph. 25064 qll
1910 SCHULT 20 FT. TRAILER House, like
new, 3 rm tandum and dolly wheels.
extras, $3250. 2156 N. Liberty. ql4
10M CHEV. Panel delivery In perfect con
dition Priced to sell. Eisner Motor Co.,
352 N. High, Salem. qll
41 INTERNATIONAL 1 ton truck With
van body, in very good condition. Ph.
8322, 1055 Electric. Qll
33 CHEV. Coupe, good body, S new tires,
radio. Bob Wallace. 823 M. Commercial,
Apt, 7. Qll
'41 PLYMOUTH, heater and radio. Rt.
7, Box 441, Hollywood Dr. qll
'3ii FORD Deluxe Coupe, radio and heater,
or trade for panel delivery pickup. 1230
N. 17th. ql4
1941 CHEV. Sedan, excel- cond. Inside
and out, very good rubber, low mileage.
2075 N.18th: qll"
'40 BUICK Special, radio, heater and
Spot. 548 So. 17th. qll
1342 WILLYS AMERICAR 4 door Sedan,
clean, good condition, $1150. Call 23123.
qll
SELL OR TRADE for lighter car 40
Packard 4 door, radio, heater, overdrive.
Perfect condition. 80 tires. Phone 3804,
1440 Ferry. qll
1040 WILLY'S, new motor, good cond. $695.
2308 Rex St. ql4
1033 CHEV. Master sedan, npwly over
hauled. Clean, excellent, 5 tires. This
is a snap. Doncsley's Motor Clinic,
898 N. Liberty. qll"
fotl UuiCK 4-door special. Perfect cond.
36,000 miles. Ph. 25578. qll
WANT TO BUY pickup. Cash, from pri
vate party. Fh. 7330. qu"
1929 CHEV. ' Seden excellent tires, $125.
Montags like new. Ph. 9326. nl2
'33 rLYMOUTHSeTanTg,ood tires, exc.
cond. Will accept highest bid. Apt. 2,
411 McNary Ave., West fialem. q!2
FOR SALE: '40 MERCURY Deluxe Sedan,
perfect cond. Will accept some trade.
Ph. 3458, ql2
OPENING
WE WANT CARS For hlsheat prices
for your car see us.
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1155 80. 13th St.
1$M PfASH LBfuyette. Hiihejt offer takes
It 589 Locust , Qll
BS CHRYSLER Royal Deluxe Sedan,
radio, heater, foe llshts, spot UKht,
overdrive. Good tires and paint. Just
out of shop after (330 overhaul. Ph
Davis 4133. tU
1042 fiifi CHEV. Truck, with flat bed, A-l
cond. 1706 N. 4th St. qll
WANT TO BUT FOR CASH, Chev. or
Olds 4 door. '41 or later Must be good,
no dealers. Call Sat. p.m. only. A. S.
We Her, 190 So. 25th. qll
'41 PACKARD 4 door Sedan. Prlea 12150.
Rt. 7. Box 234F, Salem. 417
40 STUDEBAKEK Commander. new
motor and reconditioned, 11250.00.
3817. Qll
, HUDSON
SALES SERVICE PARTS
Pree estimates overhauling body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why.
SHROCK UOTOR CO
Phona 8503 Salem
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES SERVICE PARTS
An makes used motorcycles bousat
old repaired.
SHROCK MOTOR CO,
PhOM 8302 - Salem
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 5 INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission I
Leo N. Child. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. S261 rll'
WE CAN PLACE your money at 6
terest on coast properties. Also have
a few first mortgages for sale. Call
or writs Lloyd Moore.
FOX
Realty St Accounting Service
Branch No. ' . Box 168, Nelscott, Oregon
Call DeLake 414
' r33'
PERSONAL MAKES LOANS
PROOF I out of S who ask for loan
here get 125 to S250 or more on signa
ture, furniture or auto. Phone 3191
Visit Persona Finance Co. 518 State
St.. Rm. 125, B. GaHinger, mgr.. Lie
S122-M 165. f27'
I MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Rotate Mortgages and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS
Llo 8-216 M-222 153 8 High St. T
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
8-138 and M-338
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
S Commercial St. Tel. 9168,
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
fttb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDG,
License No. U-188
1 "J
Mrs. Walter Denton
Mrs. Walter Denton, Leader in
Musical Circles Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Walter Denton, prominent in the music circles of Salem
and of Oregon for many years, died Monday morning at the Gen
eral hospital, where she had been a patient since suffering a stroke
FINANCIAL
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4'i-. and 5
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph 7163. I
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK, 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 5161,
Brake & Wheel aligning specialist. 023
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rates. Dependable service. Busine
Service Ins Maaonio Building, Salem.
Phone 8727 o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 35100.
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances. 333 Center Ph. 4036
AUTOMOTIVE
AUTO POLISI1ING And waxlnn. Knaplce'g
Texaco Station. 1095 S. 12th. Ph. 5991.
022
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
140 Chemeketa Phono 7838,
AUTOMOBILE RRPAIRS
VOOT Ss JOHNSON GARAGE, Keizer
Comers, Rt. 2, .Salem. Car Repairs,
Work Guaranteed. Phone 21142. o35
BULLDOZERS
BULLDOZING Leveling, clearing teeth for
bru.h. vlrgll Huskey, 305 Falrvlew Ave.
Ph. 23146 Salem. o34
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N. 10th St., Ph. 4071. oil'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY 771 S. 31st. Ph. 7176, c
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
15 S. Church. Phone 4711. o22
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery.
Ph. 7000. 175 N, High. o36
DRESSMAKING
TAILORING, Alteration Mrs. Armen trout.
1984 state. (Trailer camp). ow
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
024
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER SnOP,
12th.
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers. Dial 9195. o
FLOOR SANDING
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. First
class work. Immediate service. Telep
hone 1720M Newberg, S. A. Brothers.
033
HAULING
LOCAL and long distance hauling, Phil
lips Bros. Rt. 6, Box 118. Dial O,
Call 68F22, o24
FARM PRODUCTS and Bids, supplies.
Cbrlstensen and Gilbert. 245 N. Church
Ph. 25021. o3t
OUSEHULD PRODUCTS
J. R. W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph, 3672. o
LINO LEUM LAYING. Phono 24478. 031
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069.
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. o
PAINTING SERVICE, Competent work
manship, reasonable rate. Fh. 34B95.
o20
PAINTING St PAPERHANGING
JERRY. JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
EXPERIENCED
4325.
Si REASONABLE.
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPER HANGING. H. J. Wood-
worth. Phone 3015, o26J
SCIENTIFIC HEALTH STUDIO. 543 N
Church, Ph. 6153. o26'
SAND St GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel St
dragline excavating Walling Sand At
Grave) Co Phone 8561. o
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
KE"KETH 3 A ME 1143 8th St.. W. 8a
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. o!2
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Prompt service. Ph 5327,
SIGNS AND SHO- CARDS.
Ph 3635
Eldon Scott
o76
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL St DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coal, oriqueis Trucks to
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Lines
for household goods to California points
Larmer Transfer St Storage Ph 3131 o
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTROLUX Sales Service A Repairs.
Limited amount of new machines avail
able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6888. o3l
HOOVER VACUT! CLEANER ownersT
will service your Hoover cleaner com
plete for S2.50 plus paru U required
Hogg Bros. Ph 9149; 0
VENETIAN BLINDS
VENETIAN BLINDS. Phone 7328.
026
WHITTAKEB'S WELDING
5600
WEATHERSTRIPPING
WORKS. Ph
FREE estimates. T.
PULLMAN. Ph. 5365.
029
WOOD SAWING
K. B, CrwTril. Hit'
-it i
"-4S'" T - " i
at her home early the morning
of January 6.
Mary Ellen Slenier was born
in Ohio and came to Oregon
in 1887 with her parents, Gideon
and Elizabeth Steiner. She was
married over 50 years ago to
Walter Denton, who died in
1928.
Mrs. Denton received her
music education at Willamette
university under Prof. Z. N.
Parvin and since her gradua
tion has maintained a piano
studio here. Among her out
standing students have been
David Smith and Elbert La-
chelle.
For many years Mrs. Denton
had been State Music Week
chairman and chairman of the
Salem Music Week committee.
Her leadership and unceasing
efforts were responsible for
this state's achieving national
recognition for its participation
in the observance of National
Music Week. In addition to
her work in planning the ob
servance of music week she
worked with the state depart
ment of education in compiling
figures on the number of chil
dren participating in music
week in the state.
Historian for the State Feder
ation of Music clubs for many
years, Mrs. Denton was also
the principal organizer of the
Federated Music clubs in Sa
lem. Through the Federated
Music clubs it was arranged
to give civic programs at the
Oregon State fair yearly and
Mrs. Denton had been in charge
of them for a number of years,
She served as chairman of the
Sink Memorial committee until
about three years ago when she
submitted her resignation.
Surviving are a brother, Dr,
R. E. Lee Steiner, a sister, Mrs.
Milton L. (Alice) Meyers and
several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held Tuesday,
January 14 at 2 p.m. at the
Clough-Barrick chapel.
Hop Growers of
Valley Entertained
Williams and Hart, local hop
firm, entertained the hop grow
ers oi me state with a new
year's stag party and buffet
lunch in the Marine room of
the Marion hotel Saturday aft
ernoon, j
About 225 guests were pres-J
ent representing the various hop
growing areas of the state of
Oregon.
Ralph E. Williams, Jr., and
Harry L. Hart, both growers
and dealers, maintain their head
office in the United States Na
tional Bank building in Port
land and a local branch office
in the Pioneer Trust building
in Salem.
Markets Briefed
(By the United Press)
Stocks lower in moderately
active trading.
Bonds lower; U.S. govern
ments firm.
Curb stocks lower.
' Foreign silver off Vz cent to
81 H cents a fine ounce in New
York.
Cotton lower.
Wheat futures up 1 cents to
off r:s cent.
DIRECTORY
W ELL DRILLING
WELL DRILLING. M. D Enloe, Rt. 6,
Box 575. Salrm. 1 mile East of Lancaster
drive on Auburn rd. Ph. 35198. o26
W IN DOW CLEANING
ACME WINDOW CUSANFRsT Wiatowa.
waiiB St woodwork cieand Floors nlean
ed. wsd St poiished Ph 3337 341
Court iandoo CuJbertson and Mather
PROFESSIONAL
Pbone 4457
CLEAN INO SERVICE
LODGES
- Meet every Wednesday
evening Visitors wel
come IOOF Building
Salem Lodge No. 4. A.P. &
Am. Wednesday, Jan. 15. P.
C. degree. 7:30 p.m. 13
Journal Want Ads Pay
Market Quotations
Portland EaUside
Cabage was auoted is hlch as $3.25
a cri.e on the Portland Eastside Farmers'
wholesale uroduce market today. Other
offerings sold around S2.50 with the gen
eral price range between $2.75 and $3.00.
Topped carrots went, lor a nign oi sz.uo
i on-.nge box with higher prices seen
for fancy stocks. Lug packs sold around
70 to 80 cents. Bunched carrots were
65 to 70 cents a dozen bunches.
Mcoium sized dried onions sold around
SI .25 a 59-pouJid sari;. Three-inchers
went for .S0 to $1.55.
Busvhed turnips were offered t M0
a doz;n bunches. A few lugs ot rutabagas
sold ai 75 cents a lug.
Face and Itll pacicea apptes were quot
ed 25 cents a box higher than previous
prices.
Portland Produce Exchange
Bu lie rf at Tentative t&ubject to imme
diate change). Premium quality maximum
at .35 of 1 Dement, acidity, delivered
Portland. 85-86c; first quality 83 -8 do lb.;
second quality 79-81c: valley routes and
country points, 2c less than first, or
81-83 o. lb.
Butter Who esale I.o.b. DulK ob id.
cubes: AA, 93 score, 74c; A, 92 score. 73c;
B. 90 score. 7ic; C. 89 score. 67c.
Cheese Oregon loaf 49-57c lb.; triplets
45" 2 -55c.
Eees Ta wholesalers- A erade .- larne
54,i-56,,ic; medium. 41'.s-53Hc; small.
pullet) 42 ii-43c; B grade large, 39 W
411;
Es.s Pnrchases nom farmers curr-nt
receipts 50-55C. buyers pay 3-3 lie doz.
below wholesale quotations on graded
bnsls tor best hennery egga
I'ortland Dairy Klarket
flutter Prices to retailer'.: Orade .A
carton. 77c: AA prints. 76c: A prints,
75-77C; A cartons 78-78C; B prints, 73-75C1
one-toiirth pound cb?s. ( cem tilnner
Es Prices to retailers. AA large. Bc:
A Saree 34-56C: AA medium. 53c; A ne-iibs
dlum 51-S3c: A small 45c dozen,. (Cartons
2'.;c additional .
Cheese- Price, to wholesaler, Portland
Orecon singles, 45-52c lb.; Oregon loaf.
51-54CI triplets 49',3-MC.
Poultry:
Dressed Turkeys No 1 hens, loose
buyers not quoting prices. No. 1 toms, 'JSc:
loose, f.o.b.. plants on dressed basis.
Chickens - Scl. lu retailers:
Spring broilers 3 lbs. up 60c, colored
hens 42c; Leghorn fowl 35c. old roosters
20-22c; roosters and stags, 28c lb.
Live (.'nicKcns no i Leunorn oroiifrs
to 2 lbs. 29c lb.: fryers 2 to 3 lbs..
29-3uc; 3 to 4 lbs., 30-32c lb.; roasters
lbs. and over 30-32c; Fowl Leghorn
under 3',i lbs., 17-19c; over 3li .bs.,
19-20c; roosters and stags, 12-15c lb.; col
ored, all weights, 27-30c.
Rabbits A vomica to retailers. 50c lb;
dressed prices to producers, 43c; fryers,
live white. 23-250 lb: colored 23o lb
VeKctnblrs:
Artichokes Cal.. $6.75-7.50 for 4 dos.
Itroceoll $4.25-50, 15 bunch.
Brussels Sprouts i2-2. 15 for 12 basket
flat.
Cabbage--Round h"Dd. 80 lb ern'e
large. 72.65-3; small. 13-3.25; Califor
nia, WashiiiKtoa, Arizona crates, unlidded.
M J5-4.M?; d 12-lc Jtrsut, li.fci-
1 75-
CarrolsCal.. soz 5-5.35.
Cauliflower Local, new crates. J1.35-
1.58.
Celery Hearts, $2.25-40 dozen: Califor
nia Pascal, $3.25-75 crate; white std,
crates, $4.50-5.
Chives 12. 40-50c 1st.
Cucumbers California Iuks, $4.50-5.
EcKPlant Cal.. lugs, $2.50-2.75.
Ciarltr Oregon white 28-30c lb.
Lettuce Cal., untrlmmed, $1.75-1.80
crate; Cal, 4 doz., $4.50-5; Arizona,
$4.50-4.75.
Onions Oreeon yellows. No 1. si bs
1.75 a 50 lb sack: mediums, $1 35-1.40
Green Onions Calif., 8 doz., $6-6.50 dOE.
bunches.
'arslcy Local. 75-R0o dozen
ens Imperial Valley, 30 lb. hampers.
14-4.10.
Peppers California, crates. 74 lb $8,00
8.50; 44 lb $4.75-5; Texas. $2.50-3.75: chill
peppers. $1 flat.
Potatoes LocaL long wnltes. No. 1
erade, $2.65-3.75 a 100 lbs.: Deschutes.
No. Is, $2.80-2.90. No. 2s 00-950 a 50 lb.
sack: Wash. Russets, No. 1 $2.75-2.85;
bakers. $3-3.20.
Radishes Calif., $6-8.50, 10 dos. cra:es.
Ku tana can -si 15-1.25 ms.
Spinach LocaL 29 lb. boxes, $3,35;'
California, bushel baskets, t2.25-3.35.
Squash Danish iuss $1-1.154 orange
boxes, $2,50-2.75; Zucchini, iuss, $3-3.50.
Hubbard squash 20 lis. boxes, $1.73-2.
SwMt PoUto California. Jersey, 86
!b. hampers, 15-5. 5G; yams, $4.50-5
Tomatoes Texas, $5.75-6 lilic: Nlland,
$5.50-6 a lua. Repacked, $5.50 as U.
Turnips Bunches, lug. 30-32O.
Fresh Fruit:
Avocados California Peurtes. sizes 16,
20, 24, 30, $3.85-4 box; choice, $3.35-50.
Itana nan Bunched, $3.25-3.50: out
hands, $10.50-11.50 a 100 lbs.
Cranberries Western. 25 lb. boxes, $4
4.50. Grapefruit Florida white, all nisei,
$2.25-3.30: Texas pink, 14.50-4.83; Arizona
white, S2.25-3.75.
Lemons Calif., 300-390'f, $7.50-8.25;
432 s. $7.25-8.
Limes California IS tubs ot 6 limes.
$2.40-2.50.
Oranges California navels. 176's and
Inrccr, $4.35-4.60. 700's, $3.25-3.50. 252-288-s,
$3.50-75; 200-320'S, 13.65-4.
Tears O'Anjou. $4.75-6 wrapped and
packed: loose. $3.25; Boso, loose, $3.75-3;
Yakima, $3-3 25.
Persimmons Calif, lugs, $3.35-3.50.
Pomegranates $1 75-2 a laver lug
Tanitarincs California lugs, $3.-3.50;
Florida, . boxes, $3.50-3.78.
QiUnee Local 2i-Se ft.
Pacfcea Vejteiabfes Cellophane wrapped,
a dozen. Broccoli, 12 or., $1.75-1.85; spin
ach, 24 12-oz., $l,S5-2; oriiisei sprouts,
8-OJ., $2-2.15.
Gariie CIotm 25 l-ot. package. $l.U5
1.75. Dressed Meals:
Veal Best quality 27-28c lb.; top qual
ity, 28-300 lb; B, 23-24c; O. 31-22c: cull,
18-20c lb.
Ho ks Block butchers, packer style,
no-iou ids., jj-jic , over ioi. S3-3"iCi
Sows, all volahts. 20-30o lb.
Lambs AA, 37-33C; A, 82c: B, 25-270!
O. 25c.
Mutton 12-16o tb. according to quality
and weight.
Beef Best quality, 30-32c: B. 25-26C,
O. 22c; canner and cutter, 18-20c: bolog
na bulls 25c.
Wool, Cascara Bark:
Caseara Bark Green. 8-8Viei dry. JOc
Wool Valley, coarse and medium
grades 45o lb
Mohair 40c Ib.on 12-month growth.
Hides Calves, 33c lb. according to
weight; green beef. 13c Ib.l kip hides,
24c lb.
Rendered Inedible Fats 12e lb
Nuts:
Almonds California. 83-35e lb.
Filberts Barcelona, Jumbo. 32-34c
lb.: line, 2-284 fancy, 22c
ana up; oaoy, 2S-32c; Duchiliy um-
ou larxe asc; laticy 24c;
brfx nuts lumoo 34i fancy, 24c 1b 100
U, bags
Wainufs opening prlca: Firrt quality
Franqucttcs lumoo. 40c; large 37c; me
dium 35',ic; soft shell Jumbo. 40ct large
38c; medium, 35'.ic
Chestnuts 20-300 lb
ale trade are F.O.B. shipping points
The above prices quoted to the wnoie
Dcllvercd eastern prlco Is generally I
cents higher than F.O.B. plant quota
tions Chiraro Grain
Chicago, Jan. 13 UP Grains moved ner
vously over a wide price range today,
with most contracts showing advances t
the cIoac.
Strong CHrly, the market aanlt around
mid-day, but then recovered in the final
half hour of trading. The mid-day Bell
ing was baaed upon weakness In securities
and cotton.
Near-by wheat contracts were strong
throughout the seuion. with the January
delivery at times getting within a cent of
the 26-year lush. Buying of wheat was
based upon expectations of increased gov
ernment purchases of this grain for ex
port Tiss January coniract wa relative!?
atron in the corn ph. Cash emu wan
easy with some buyers reducing their bid
aroand mid-sf'iiQn,
Oats showed tiie trend of otiwr grains,
Whafc closed lower to feisiier,
January I3.18H.
Chlego Livestock
ChltKo. Jan. 13 W (USDAi Ratable
hoRs 12,000, total 1B.500; market active;
75 cents to 1.00 higher on all weinhts
and hows; top 23.75: Rood and choice 180
210 pound 33.25-23.50: 20-300 pounds
22.75-23.25- good and choice sows 18.00
10.50; good clearance.
Salable cattle 16.000. total 10.000; sal
able calves 1,500, total 1,500; fed steers
steady with lata week's late decline; most
medium and good steers IS 50-34.50; early
top ''S.OO; some held above; fed heifers
steady to 25 cents tower: medium and
good grades 18.00 -32.00; cows weak to 3
cents lower, bulls steady: medium and
Bood oeef cows 12.50-15.50: canners and
cutters 0.75-11.50; bulls 18.25 down: good
and choice vealers steady at 21.00-27.00.
Salable sheep 4,500, total 6.500; 1st
Iambs not fully established but early
sales weak good and choice wooled lambs
23.00 but some Held above that price;
slaughter ewes steady; load medium to
choice westerns 7.75.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., Jan, 33 iTs Wheat; K
futarrs quoted.
Cash grain: isa. I flax 7.25,
Cash wheat ifaidi: Soft while 1.83; soft
white iexcludiisg Kt) 13; While Club
83; westera red 1,83.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.89; 10 per
cent 1.92; 11 percent 1.98; 12 percent 2.04.
Hart white Baart: 10 percent 2-26; :l
percent 2.28; 13 percent 2.30.
Todays car recelpw: wheat 31 : barley
1; flour 4; corn 13: oats 4; null teed 6.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. Jan. 13 (M (USDAV
Salable cattle 2.200, total 3,000: salable
calve, 200. total 500: market active, fully
steady with some cood steers, yonnir cows
and aood heifers 25-50 cents hicher: nie-dtiim-BOod
steers mostly 18.75-22.50. top
23.00. for toad 1.074 lbs: common ftrndes
15.00-16.00; common-medium heifers 13.00,
18.00: few good heifers 10.50 to 20.00: few
head to 21.50. new htpli: canner-cutter
cows 10.00-12.50: fat dairy type cows
to 14.00: medium-good beef cows 14.00
16.00; good young cows HP to 17.00; mixed
cows and heifers to 17.50-18.00; good
beef bulls 16.00-50: sausage bulls 11,50
15.00: good-choice vealera 20.00-22.00, few
23.00.
Salable hogs 1.000. total 3.500: market
active; butchers around 1.25 Itiglwr; sau
sage Hid tceder pigs 50 ttts tip; ftood
choice 180-28B ibs largely 25.53-. 290-325
33.50-34.56; 340-160 lbs 23.00-24.80;
j good sows 1B.50-1S.OO: light weichts to
SS; good -choice feeder pigs 'i-.3Q-23.Si3.
Salable sheep 350. total 700; fat lambs
strong; ewes 1.00 nioher; uood-choice
wooled lambs 22.00 to mostly 23.00: medium-Rood
grades 18.00-21.00; good -choice
lb shorn lambs 22.00; niedium-Kood
year lines 13.00-15.50; good-choice ewes
8.00-50.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prleca
Rabbit Feeds Pellets $4 cwt.
Kmc Mash $4.55 cwt.
Oalry Feed $3.73 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 17c
tb. No. 2, 22c Colored fryers, No. 1 33c
lb
Es its
Bayers Prlt White and Brown extra
irB trad A Sct tned. 4fic, standards
44c dozen: puiJels, 36e; crax, 35c.
sec
Batter Wholesale A 75,
Retatl Grade A 80c.
Butterfat Premium, 79c; No. 1, 78c;
o. 2, 74c.
Buffer Drops fo 66
Cenfs Wholesale, NY
New York, Jan. 13 (U.R) Top
grade butler today dropped 6va
cents to 66 cents a pound In the
wholesale market to the lowest
level since last August.
Grade "A" butter also slump
ed 6 cents to 65 lk cents a
pound, while 'B" grade was
quoted at 65 M cents, down 4
cents a pound.
Two hundred boxes of 60
pounds each of grade "AA"
butter went unsold, although
350 boxes changed hands at 68
cents.
There were 1,175 boxes of "A"
butter sold at 65 Vi cents, and
175 boxes of 'B" butter at 65 Va
cents. There were 470 boxes of
B" butter unsold.
The U.S. Veterans' Adminis
tration estimates it will have
159,000 medical cases to care
for in 1950.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
Now York Sb Closing quotations today:
Allied Chcm 4t Dye 172
American Can ,.,,,........,,., 93
Am Pawer St Light 13H
Amer Tel St Tel. ,,., ill
Anaconda Copper ... 3Si
Atchison ........... aa!
Bendix Ablation .... 3a
Bethlehem Steel 90 'j
Boeing Aircraft 18 'i
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
23 U
12 V
34
I Case
Chrysler Corp
Commonwealth St Bout) 31
Consolidated Edison 27',i
Consolidated Vultee IS1;
Continental Insurance
Crown Zellerbach
Curttsa Wright
30
D jglaa Aircraft
Dupont de Nemours
Oeneral Electrlo
General Foods
General Motor
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern pfd
International Harvester ....
Int Paper pfd ....
Johns M&nville
Kennccott
70
70 Vi
no
. ifi !
Long Bell A lU'i
Maytag 10 1
Miami Copper 14 i
Montgomery Ward .... 58'i!
Nwth Keivinaiot lh't
National Dairy ,,.......,. 321
N Y Centrat ,......-....-.....
North Am Go ,,..,... ..........
Northern Pacifls .... ....-...,, 18
Pbc Amer Fh ,.........,.... 12U
Pacific Ons Elco 41 V,
Pacific T St T 137
Pan American 13
Penney J O 4.V
Radio Corp a'
Rayonlcr 31'
Bayonler Pfd 36'.
Reynolds Metals 33
Richfield 11'
Safeway 31
Sears Roebuck 3V-
Sinclair Oil ls'
Southern Pacific 40 '
Standard Brands 3a
Standard Oil Calif
Stewart Warner 1" '
Studebaker
Sun Mining H:l
Union Oil 21'
Union Pacific 127
United Airlines 21
United Aircraft 17'
United Stales Steel 6B'
Warner rfrr.thers la'.
Weit Elec MfB Co 24
Waoiworth
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Any Longer
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edles Amszlns ucce for 5000 rears
in China No matter with what all
menu rour are ffilcied dloror
(inu'ltift near i. ung liver Sidneys
gaa eonKiipation ulaera. diaoeua,
rheumatism, call and ol adder fever.
skin female complaint
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Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Stocks Decline
1 to 3 Points
New York, Jan. 13 (i Mild
support in the final hours stem
med a selling drive in today's!
stock market which brought the
sharpest average drop since
early November and put a mim-;
ber of issues at new lows tor the
past year.
Dealings were fast at Intervals'
from the opening on although
the late recovery attempt was
accompanied by slowdowns.
Morning losses of 1 to 3 or more
points were reduced in the ma
jority of cases at the close and
a handful of gainers was in evi
dence. Transfers of around 1,-
600,000 shares were the best
since Dec. 31.
The recently weak Schenley
retrieved 1 point. Modest gains
were shown for Standard Oil
(N. J.), Transcontinental &
Western Air and Southern Rail
way. Births, Deaths
Dm:pheri- T-s Mr. and Mrs. .tms j
2. rjRugoerty, S581 Locust, daughter, j
Tracee Dee, Jan. 8. j
Carbon To Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.
Carson. 217 Jerome avenue, a son, Wil
liam Robert, Jan, 4.
Driscoll To Mr. and Mrs. Austin C.
Drlscol), 28fiO South Commercial, a son.
Robert Austin, Jan. 8.
Swn To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D.
Swan, 443 North 18th, a daughter, Cheryl
Ann, Jan. 7.
Hawrrr To Mr. and Mrs. John T. Haw
ser, .136 Oak, a daughter, Sharon Lee,
Jan.
Buren To Mr. and Mrs. Loralne L.,
Burcn, route 1, a son, Ronald Duane,
Jan. 5.
Enrhurt To Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Earhart. 1515 Franklin, West Salem, a
r-on, jlobert George, Jan. 5.
Martin To Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Martin, route 1, Aurora, a son, Noel
Craig, Jan. 6.
Stiverton Ai. Sijverion hsspStal, 5s
Bsry S, a dstisiiier to SSr- and Mrs, O. B.
CfWisiieniiouer,
Seathi
Rnlfert J. Baullp
At the residence, 944 North CotUge
street, January 10. Robert J. Baulig, at
the age of 85 years. Husband of Lizzie
M. Baulig of Salem; father of Llla M.
Lnvell of Walhalla, N. D.: grandfather ot
Clair Lavell or Bnrfalo, Minn., and Helen
Teturalt of Larlmorc, N. D.; great grand
father of Joan Teturalt or Walhalla. N. D.
and Sandra and John Lavell of Buffalo,
Minn.; brother of Mrs. Katie Phllilppl of
Vancouver. B. C: and uncle of Harold F.
Phi limit of Salem, Clarence J. Baulig of
Aberdeen, Wash., and Harold A, Baulig
of LoiiRvlrw, Wash. Member of the Ma
sonic lodge and the Modern Woodmen,
Services will be held Tuesday, January 14,
at 3:30 p.m. at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel,
with concluding Gcrvlres at Belcrest Me
morial park. Rev. P. W. Erikson and Rev.
u. Rnuaer will officiate. Ritualistic
services by Salem lodge No. t, A. V. St
A. M.
Charles Ha item an
Charles HaRcman, route 6, box 136, Sa
lem, Thursday, January 9. Surviving ire
three brothers, Gforsa ot Salem, Gas
oi Marlon aisa 3. Batfman oi Omaha,
Kefe,; two fSsicfs, Mrs, A. 3 KliiS ot Baleis
una Mrs. Waiter Bartss or Coiamsas,
S?b,; a liaif-isratiK'r, P. L. Haxcman. Ex-
sBisior Bprincs, Services wtre held at
the Howell-Edwards chapel Monday, Jan.
uary 13, at 3 p.m. with Rev. Charles Dur-
den officiating. Interment was at Belcrest
Memorial park.
Robert J. McCaba "
In this city January 10. Robert J. Mc
Cabe, lale resident of 649 North Cottage
street at the age of 80 years, Husband of
Barbara McCabe of Salem. Services will
he held Tuesday, January 14. at 1:30 P.m,
at the. W. T. Rigdon chapel with Bishop
Don Wall officiating, Shipment will be
made to Logan, Utah, lor interment.
R. L. Drayton
R. L. Drayton, lata resident of 340
North Capitol street, at a Portland hos
pital, January 10. Survived by his wife,
Kose m. urayion oi saiem; a aaugnter,
Mrs. Eula Counland of Valentine, Neb.;
three sons, Robert W. Drayton of Chicago.
Lloyd M. Drayton of Salem, and Richard
L. Drayton of Burbank, Calif.; two sisters,
Mrs. Alice Johnson of Denver and Mrs.
Gwendolyn Link of Winona, Minn.; and
three brothers, Henry, Fred and Thomas
Drayton, all or Orchard, Neb.; and five
srandchiidren. Christian Science services
were held Irons tiw Ciouth-Ssrfielc ehapel
ftSfinaay, January 13. was inieraent ia
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460 North Front St., Salem
Monday, Jan. 13, 1947 13
865 Hood street, Saturday, January 11, at
the ase oi 12 years, ourviveo oy ner nus- '
band, Rev. W. J. Johnston of Salem and
ii slater, Mrs. Henry Jaquet of SUverton.
Member of the Free Methodist church of
Sa)em. Services will be held from tha
llowcll-Ertwards chapel Wednesday, Jan
uary 15, St 1:30 p.m. with Rev. J, R,
Stewart and Rev. R. T. Fine officiating.
Interment in Belcreat Memorial park.
Mrs. Inda Knutson
Mrs. Inda KnuLson. late resident of 1208
Court street, at a local hospital, Sunday,
January 12, at the ace of 76 years. Sur
vived by four children. Benjamin Knutson
of Mitchell, S. D., Melvin Knutson of
Tucson. Ariz., Oscar Knutson and Martin
Knytson, bsin sf SpfsFSis. S. D - fas?
sistrs. Mrs. MsTths WiiSfe&s oi Ss'?m
hits, dermic strains si saiem, Mrs,
Jtma Sjversan sf Huron, 5. D and Mts,
Malhilfla iifiBsaa tft Strool SD.t and tws
Brandchidru, Funeral services -wilE
held from Howell -Ed wards chapel Tuesday,
January 14. at 2 p.m. with Rev. M. A.
Getzendaner officiating. Shipment will
be made to Artesian, S. D., for concluding
.services ana inierment.
Mrs. Waller Denton
Mrs. Waiter Denton, late resident of
1055 Court street, at a local hospital,
Monday, January 13. Sister of Mrs. Alica
Meyers and Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, both
or Salem. Services will be held Tuesday,
January 14. at 2 p.m. at the Clough
Barrick chapel.
Lnren W. Wise
Loren W. Wise, late resident of 165
West Lefelle street, in Portland, Janu
ary 10. Survived by his wife, Eva May
Wise of Selem: sons, Loren A. Wise of
Portland and George A. Wise or Salem;
mother. Mrs. Lorena Burnett of Port
land; sisters, Mrs. Florence Emmert of
Tracy, CalK., and Mrs. Frances Matthews
or Seattle, and four grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held Tuesday. Jnnuary 14,
at hi: 30 a.m. at the Clough -Harriett
chapel wit.i Dr. Chester Hamblln offi
ciating, fciiwjaent wiil fce In Lineefti
Mennii'isl psrk. Fortlend.
3tt S. SrtnwSt, Jie recent ?
17 tforih CemiRereial PiTfei, at- lcft?
sisters. Mrs. E. E. May and Mrs. Mary
Johnston, both of Salem: a nephew, Wil
liam May of Salem: a niece. Donna Mae
Srhuctt of Salem, and two sisters-in-law,
Mrs. Oeorge Schuett of Salem and Mrs.
Sclviett of Portland. Services will
be held Wednesday, January 16, at 1:30
p.m. At the ClmiRh-Bnrrfrk chnprl with
Rev. Chester Hamblln officiating. In
terment In the City View cemetery.
Joseph A. Bartosa
At me residenee, 4BD Soutn Cottage
street. January 12, Joseph A. Bartosz,
at the age of 79 years. Father of Mrs.
Monica Wesolowsld, Joseph J. Bartosz and
Lawrence Bartosz. all of Salem. Edmond
Bartosz of Turner and Mrs. Gertrude
Domngalla of Seattle. Also survived by
ID grandchildren and rive great grand
children. Announcement of services later
by the W. T. Rlgdon company.
Obituary
SeijH, who 6ri at htr hezof nr r.rrs
Friday BJsas. Will Bt i ta awiaariai
shawl ef the Eknvan Faer! hatne Tues
day, January 14. at 2 p.m. with Rev. M.
J. K Fuhr officiating. Interment will ba
in the Valley View cemetery. Surviving
are the husband, Theodore Selm of Silver
ton: a son. Otto Selm of SUverton; threa
grandchildren, and a brother and litter
In Norway.
Godfrey Beek
Dallas Godfrey Beek, 93. died at hit
home on Dallas route 1 Saturday after
an illness of three years and where he
had made his home for 39 years. Fun
eral tervtces will be held from the Hen
kls and Bollman chapel at 3 r m. Tues
day. Rev. Karl Ufer officiating and
burial In the IOOF cemetery. Beck was
horn in Wurtemburtr, Germany, April 34,
1853. He was married to Theresa Bauer
at Klamath Falls, June 31, 18D7, who
survives with two daughters, Mrs, Walter
Muller, Dallas and Mrs. Johanna Nairn,
Klamath Falls and three sons, Fred and
Walter Beck, both of Salem and Dr.
William F. Beck, Portland.
Alia H Nehl
Www'baTB ASla H. shl. 4$, son Mrs.
Lena Ncni c( Wodhrs ssd iat yesldjs
Sxaviny, 5asary 12, b Bh Portiand
Sanitarium. Survlyin feesSdes his mzlh
er bn his wile, MarijeK Kfi of Foriiasdi
two chifdten, Beverly and Robert Seni,
at home, a brother, Murel Nehl of Bend;
a sister, Mrs. Florence Gibbons of Port
land, Nen! had been a member of the
Portland fire department for a number
of years. Services will he held at the
Holmnn and Luis Colonial mortuary at
Northeast 14th and Sandy streets. Port
land, Tuesday, January 14, at 11:30 a.m.
under the auspices of the Portland Fira
department and the Portland Police de
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(Piles)
FISTULA FISSURE
PROLAPSE ITCHING
and other rectal conditions
ore corrected. Don't be
come a nervous wreck.
Health is too important.
Mild Treatment
No Hospitalization
Quick Relief
Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
N;tturo-Proctologist
218 North Liberty St.
Phone 9460
Tel. 7633