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Newspaper Page TextIr SALE MISCELLANEOUS! HAVE A FEW used treadle machines vallable. 142 Bo. High. n20 fcESH CUT SAWDUST, 3 units 8.00. Pinmed. aei. en. 3933, Oregon Fuel Co. n29 LeCTRIO LANG 18x18 in. drill, used 3 iiontha. New 3 compartment sink with drain board. Aumsville Coffee Shop. u23 r BOLT ACTION Springfield, model 84C. Call between B a.m. it 1 p.m., 1165 Chcmekota. nl9 FOR SALE: Four good used Lee prewar 550x17 tires, see alter a p.m., 226 Mc Nary. n20 VENETIAN BLINDS : Metal slats, cut to order ior your winnows, rree estimates. Call Western Auto Supply Co., Phone 7177. n27 WARDS NEW ATTACHMENTS make new uses ior rora iractors. nowi nasi ironi' vision cultivator attachments! 4 and 5 loot ansile-dozers. 2-way rear-end earth mover blade tilts for ditching. Mounted scoop hustles through your hardest ex cavation Job! Swinging draw bar adapts Ford to pull any make tool. ALL these attachments at amazingly low prices at WARD'S Farm Store, Trade St High Sts. Salem. nl' ELEC. REFRIGERATOR, 1150. 2855 So. Summer. perfect cond. , n20 NO. I NO 3 red certar shinnies, paint ed and unpninted. Shakes, glass blocks. Borkman Lumber and Hardware, 2460 Stale St. Ph. 3701. n20 ALUMINUM down spout and oils, plywood, all thicknesses. Metal and wood medi cine cabinets, outside white paint,. n20 SEAT COVERS ! ALL MODELS of Hudson. AIko some other makes of cars. SHROCK MOTOR CO.. 316 N. Church. nzo UNIVEX-8 mill, pjrojector. Ph. 24860, n20 rn44AG-fl 30 h.p. Cletrac, A-l condilton, E. it O. Motor Serv., Wlllamtna. n20 WOOD furnace and washtnt? machine, Good cond Rt. 7. Box 207. 5 miles North on BBE. n20 PAIR GERMAN binoculars, excellent con Ad. lion. Chris' Barber Shop. 2545 Port. iund Road. n20 MALE !BY Trustee In Bankruptcy: The following material and equipment will be available for Inspection and sale by trustee In bankruptcy at 830 N. Capitol Street on Jan. 21, 22 and 23, between hours of 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. Those In terested In bidding on any or all of he items may submit your- bids enclosing certified check for full amount offered, to Gordon Wilson, trustee, 911 Spalding Bldg., Portland, Ore. Upon confirma tion, bill of sale and property will be delivered. Trustee reserves right to re lent any or all bids: Oak office desk, maplo office desk, 6-drawer blueprint file, flexible lamp, innwoii ana pen, cardboard file, wastebasket, visible rec ord file, imitation leather chair, maple nsh stand. 1-drawcr stee tiling camnei, end table, typewriter, picture of Lin coln, 11 bdls. No. 3 shingles, unfinished cabinet and door, 7 windows, 3 house lacks. 4 drawers. 10 Pes. concrete scwo: tile, 26 ft. extension ladder, cabinet, 15 lbs. misc. nails, misc. lumber. nlO REFRIGERATOR, good condition. 462 Hoyt. Phone 25046. n20' AUTO. OIL burner for furnace. Com plete with all controls. Ph. 5425. nl9' 6-FT. GRUNOW refrigerator, elec. heater, taole lroner, 2 Radiant gas neaters, wew Home sewing machine ana attaenmenis. Phllco cabinet radio, 1042 model white enamel trash burner, A linoleum rugs, new box spring and innerspring, mat tress. Manv other Items. WOODRY AUCTION it FURNITURE MARKET, 1605 N. Summer. Plenty of parking space. nlB' BUICK BATTERY. 663 N. 20th St. nl9 WRECKING a house at 1239 Broadway. All material for sale. nl9 UNDERWOOD noiseless typewriter. 14 In carriage. Recently overhauled and ad justed for atencll cutting. si3U. cn. B97fl oeiore s:ao p.m. nx- SMALL MAHOGANY piano. Call eve nines. 1690 S. Cottage. nl9 ORNAMENTAL Iron made to order. R. J. 1. Harris. Rt. 2. Box 131, Sllverton, . Ore. m n42 FOR SALE or Trade: Equity In Home Deep Freeze. 5 mas. old. 549 Ford St., Salem. nl9 I YDS. UPHOLSTERY cloth, light color, 1017 Elm St., West Salem. n!9 TRASH BURNER, white porcelain enamel, good as new, $50. Oil warn, saa , High. nia RADIOS Little Jewel and Westinghouso duos for immediate delivery. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 265 N. Liberty n38' O. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair specialist, I do not sell new machines. Parts for all makes. Ph. 5765. 1940 N, 18th. n24j WASniNG MACHINES Little Giant tray tpya for Immediate delivery. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty si 3 8 FRUIT and vegetable Juicers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 North Liberty St n30' LOGGING ARCHES (Track or Wheel) Lathe mills. Trailors. Machine work, ImmedlatB del. Waldorf, Cotter, Poole Mach. Co., Salem Ore., Ph, 3993, 1095 Highland. n20 FLOOR LAMPS and torchlers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 233 North Liberty St. i WALNUT SHELLS, II lacks for 1.00 $5 ton. Klorleln Pack. Co., 4BD k. f ront, HUNDREDS of gift Items. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 385 North Liberty St. I NEARLY NEW 6 ft. by 7 ft. walkln refrigerator. All steel. 2 temperatures. Used only 2 months. Ph. 4044. n26 IRONING and extension cords. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30' RIVER SILT SAND, GRAVEL, GARDEN Sand, "and fertilizer. Bosley it Meyer. Ph. 3048. n41 WIRE: 14-2 and 12-2 loomix. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 238 North Liberty St. i FOR SALE: Silent Sioux Oil Circulator In good condition, heat 5 room house. Ph. 7965 or 1070 N. 19th. nl8 IRONING board pads and covers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 258 North Liberty St. n30 J PORTABLE BELL PHONO., recorder, P, A. system. Good cond. Ph. 7013 after 6 p.m. or write Box 163, Capital Journal. nlS ' TABLE AND pln-lt-up lamps. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30' COW FERTILIZER, $5 yd. or 19 per load Ph. 7330. i nai ENTERCOMM. and telephone sets. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 North Liberty St. n30 1 CHEST, 4 drawer, one 1320 W. 120 V, elec. heater, 2 4,000 w. 223V. Chroma lox with high efficiency fan, 720 N. 17 nl8 BEAT YOUR home electrically It's con venient, clean, economical See us for free estimates YEATER APPLIANCE CO 355 N Liberty MONTGOMERY WARD drag saw, like new, Ph. 23101. nl8 RADIOS: Your choice of 10 models. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30 CAST IRON PORCELAIN kitchen sink, doubles, singles, singles with drain- boards Se lavatories. All fixtures com plete with fittings. Ph. 35180. nl8 GOOD RADIO reception Is assured with an 8-tube Tropic Master radio, ideal loi coastai locations YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 253 North Liberty St. n30 POWER TOOLS, ii H.P. motor. All new. KOUte 2, BOX is. niB FOR THOSE 1 can't find one anywhere' Items try YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 359 North Liberty St. n30 ROLLER CANARIES. 260 N. 18th. n25' SIDEARM water heaters, electric and tomatlc. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30' ONE THOR elec. washer. Ph. 3294. 018 TRICYCLES at 114.95. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 North Liberty St. 03(1 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SUN LAMPS: (Ultra violet and infra- red). Portable, and stand models with timer. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 25b North Liberty St o30 OIL CIRCULATOR With elec. blower. drum and tubing. 3042 Portland Rd. nl8 EXHAUST FANS: Kitchen and Industrial types. EATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30 EASTMAN wood furnace "complete with colls, tmlah Fruit Farm, i mile on Wallace Rd. Ph. 22326. n!8 RESTAURANT grill, automatic, electric. uuudio inermostat control. 18x38 inches. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. Q'iO' FERTLZR, FRESH OR ROTTED. 14 ton a.vra. Ph. Portland OAR 5782, or GAR S879. A. Hoffman, 623 N.E. SHAVER St , PORTLAND. D19J FLUORESCENT desk lamps. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30' A.R.C. WASHER, fine cond. 1545 N. 17th. rnone zum. nl9' ALUMINUM cooking ware. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. ;:iahis. foundations and girdles. dre.ises. Ph 9495. ELECTRIC room heaters, steam, fan and renector types. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30' GET BETTER Homes and Gardens now. J years $3.00. After January 31st 3 years $5.00. Phone 7828 or write Mrs. Paul H Hauser 925 Saginaw n27 WESTING HOUSE water heaters for m- medlate delivery 30 gai. $93.75, 50 lal.J $115.50. Collins 40 gal., $06.25. I YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30 SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented. uasn pam lor machines, regardless or comlltoin. Ph. 7671 or write W. Daven port, 1930 North 18th. n36 DELUXE bathroom scales. YEATER APPLIANCE CO 255 North Lloerty St. n30 FERTILIZE H Cow and chicken manure. S& licr va.d or 4 yard load. $18.00. Del. Dial O. Call 68F22 Phillips Bros Rt. 6. Box 118. n24 TWO-SLICE electric toasters. $2.10: four- snce, sii.HS. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30 2 NEW Broadloom green rugs. 11x12 and xu. j small matching throw rugs. Made by Bigelow. 2385 State St. nl9 DOOR CHIMES, electric and mechanical. YEATER AT PLIANCE CO. 2ob North Liberty St. n30 7 FT CEDAR POSTS, best quality. Phil- nps tiros tti o. uox 117. uiai o. v&ii 68F22. n24 ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St n30a SPLIT SHAKES, 24-in., 26-ln.. 30-ln.. ce dar and fir. Phillips Bros. Rt. 6, Box 118. Dial O. Call 68F22. n24 RAILROAD type lanterns. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n UPRIGHT PIANO, good cond. 507 N. 19th street. nl9 FLUORESCENT and incandescent kitch en fixtures and brackets. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty Si. n30 WE BUY & sell furniture, tools, stoves dishes motors radios, electric appli ances, household goods. KLIGMAN'S 285 N. Commercial, Phone 0885. n' HOTPLATES, single and two-burner. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St n30' FULLER BRUSHES. 1745 Grant Ph d357 n31 WOOD RANGE, all porcelain. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. n30 'HOME GUARD" Home Insulation pro tects your family against extreme temperatures pays for itself by av- ing up to 33t of your fuel bills. Free emmatas. western Auto Supply Co. n31' FLASHLIGHTS, guaranteed forever. Re quire no batteries. Also 3 it 3 call uashllghts. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. ' Q301 GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock Shovel & drag-line excavating. WALL UiO SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8661 HEATING PADS (electric), heat lamps unira-rea. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty St. j WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED : Burlap and Cotton bags, all kinds. Willis Kelley, Ph. 23158. na42 10 SACKS PLASTER, Ph. 3923. NEEW A TIRE? Marlon Motors. NEED A GOOD USED CAR? USED FURNITURE Phone 9185 OIL CIRCULATOR. Ph. 6072. OLD dlshet over 25 years old. Upstairs Antique Shop, 439 Court street. na30 PERSONAL PYTHAGORAS, A TEACHER OF NUMBER" HE BASED his teachings upon mathe- mattr.t musln nnrf nstrnnnmv Hn -f. firmed that mathematics could exist. without the other two, but that noth ing could exist without' number. Your Forecast for the year 1947, by Numer ology the science of numbers. Earl Valentine Martin. Edgewater St. Mod ern Cabins. Cabin 4. Eve. 6 to 8. rlB READING, know the truth. 2361 State. j p20 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, P. O. Box 724. Ph. 5234. Meets Y.M.C.A. Wed. 8:15. P170 "PROFESSIONAL "ADVISER" FORMERLY "MRS. MARTIN," well known In Salem. Appts. daily. 1045 Howard St. Ph. 5696 for appts. pl8 NICELY fum. heated sleeping room, em ployed lady. Ph. 4023. . pl8 DADDY Keep chin up. Mommle loves you. pi9 AUTOMOBILES '34 MASTER CHEV. Ccupe, rebuilt motor, 3 new tires and heater. Rt. 2, Box 445, Salem turn right at Keizer. q20 BEST BUY In" TOWN. '36 Chrysler Royal Sedan, R. 6s H., fog lights, spot, over drive, motor completely rebuilt, priced right, J695. Davis 4133. q23' NEW ALL ALUMINUM Spartan Manner Trailer, 3 rooms, completely fura., butane cook stove, accommodates 4 peo ple, will also sell 1941 Master Deluxe Chev. Tudor Sedan, in perfect cond. new tires, heater & radio. Inquire Maple Lsaf Tourist Court, Rt. 99 at 8. Umpqua River, Roseburg. q23 '33 CHEV. Coupe, good tires and motor. Eves, after 5 p.m. 191 Rosemont, W. Salem. q23 '43 CHEV. t'a Ton Truck, new-bed St rack, perfect cond. J1B00. Jack it Juns' Service, 20 Liberty Rd. qis 1032 Modei B. Truck. L."w.B1339Frank- lln St., W Salem. qso 1941 FORD 2 door, new paint," "recently overhauled. gooa ruoocr, no trade 211 East Miller. q22a '41 STL'DE. Champ. Sdn., 21,000 mi. on new motor, 5 good tires, ovr. Dr., Htr. 1066 Laramer Ave. after 6 p.m. q20 '37 Chev. Truck Trans.. Rear End, wheels : tires. Shell Station, Aumsville, Ore. q23 MODEL A Sedan, 46,000 actual miles. perfect cond., heater. 205 E. Wilson. q20 PRIVATE OWNER Must sell 1941 Plym. SpcI. Deluxe Sdn., spotlle. header, $1125.00. No dealers. 1385 Plaza St., corner of Rosemont Ave it Plaia St. W. Salem, Phone 2-4924. q20 1942 INDIANTRAILER HSE18It., sleeps 4, running water. Mill Creek Trailer Camp q20 1930 MODFf. A FORD, good motor and cond. Ca,1 after 6. To left upstairs. 1334 N. Summer. qao FOR SALE: 3-room trailer house. A-l condition, private owner. Joe S. Davis, 5 ',s miles northwest of Woodburn. R.R. 1 q26 '41 SPECIAL Buick Sedanette. eheapT bargain. Fine shape. Phone 21957. q20 1940 DODGE Convertible Coupe, radio, heater, good condition. Can be seen at 401 Court St.. Dallas, or call 122.1 AUTOMOBILES 1048 4-DOOR Special DeLuxe Plymouth. Radio, heater, log lights, can be seen after 4:30 at 1075 Erlxon St., 1 bU. So. of Theater In Hollywood Dist. Make me an offer. q20 1935 REO Speed Wagon In tip-top condi tion. 1937 motor and green body, with a canvas top, heavy duty throughout. Truck must be seen to be appreciated. Priced to sell. Can be seen at 1110 Lee SU or Phone 3619. q23 1941 PACKARD 6 speclai""coupe A really beautiful car. Equipped with radio and healer. Actual mileage 18,000. TEAOUE MOTOR CO. J55 N. Liberty St. Ph. 7001 'qlC FOR SALE 2 horse elec. motor! 102 Park Ave ql9 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR Sedan! OoooTcond. Radio and heater, $695. Ph. 4698. q22 'S3 CHEVROLET Coupe. "37 2-door Sedan. good cond. New rubber. Rt. 1, Box 45. Roy J. Garrett, Woodburn, Ore. ql8 FOR SALE Elec. hoist, 3-ton on rubber wheels. Vi in elec. hand drill, Temco uoia arc tor A.c. welder. '37 V-8 block. '35 '-8 rear end, complete. Cook's Re pair Shop 5 miles out Dallas Rd. Box 443. ql '37 BUICK, radio, heater, good cond. 1315 Lee. q20 '81 FORD Sedan with '35 Ford-motor. S.B. lights. $275. 1185 Elm St., West Salem. qig 1040 FORD Coupe, 85 h.p. IB95. Hayesvllle uaoins, No. 4, Portland Road. qis i FT. ioi Liberty trailer house. rooms, sliding doors. Butane range, oil heater, heated floors. Plenty of built- ins. in good condition, call any time. 1005 Broadway, q32 1010 STUDEBAKER President. Call after b p.m. 1349 6. 12th St q32 '31 CHEV. Master, A-l condition, good ruDoer, aiso mrniture. including 5-pc, daveno set, all for $525. Rt. 2, Box 151, oaiem, ure., west oi Keizer school one mile. q20 1035 FORD Sedan, heater, new transmis sion and brakes, $350. 248 O. St. q20 EQUITY FOR SALE K-5 Int. Truck, 2 speed, tag-a-long, 18 ft. flat bed, or car In trade for equity, 844 Mill. ql8 1937 CHEV. Master Deluxe Cpe.. push out ton radio, lioo Chemeketa. Ph. 9210 evenings. qia OPENING WE WANT CARS For highest prices foi your car see us SQUARE DEAL USED CARS 1165 So. 12th St, fl32 HUDSON SALES SERVICE - PARTS Free estimates overhauling oo4y and fender repair painting. "Give Shrock a try and you'll know why." SHROCK MOTOR CO Phona 8502 Salem MOTORCYCLES INDIAN SALES - SERVICE PARTS All makes used motorcycles bought sold repaired. SHROCK MOTOR CO Phone 8503 . Salem FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans, cny or larm properties; loans made as small as $300. See us about refinanc ing your present contract or mortgage. AJfKOVED CITY LOANS 4', 4 G.I. LOANS ON NEW CONSTRUCTION, 4 LEO N. CHILDS, INC. REALTORS 344 State Street. Phone S261. r30' WE CAN PLACE your money at 6 '.n terest on coast properties. Also have a few first mortgages for sale. Call or write Lloyd Moore. FOX Realty A Accounting Service Branch No. Box 168, Nelscott, Oregon can Deiiake 414 ' r33 PELONAL MAKES LOANS PROOF 4 out of 5 who ask for a loan nere get sao to 1250 or mor on signa ture, furniture or auto. Phone 3191 Visit Personal Finance Co. 518 State ou, Rm. 125, E. oalllnger. mgr., S122-M 185. I MONEY REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and Contracts STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS Lie S-216 M-222 153 8 High St. GENERAL FINANCE CORP LOANS 8-138 and M-338 and ROY R. SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS 138 S Commercial St. Tel 0168 AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO 6th FLOOR GUARDIAN RLDG License No. M-159, 8-154 FARM AND CITY LOANS 414 and 6 VOUB OWN TERMS of repayment within reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages CAPITOL SECURITIES OO 207 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph 7163 Directory AUTO BRAKES MLKE PANEK, 275 S. Com'L Ph. 6181. Brake A Wheel aligning specialist, o23 ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason able ratas. Dependable service. Business Service Ino Masonlo Bull dint Salem Phone 8727 o APPLIANCE REPAIRS OLSON WASHES REPAIR. PhT 351007 EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and domestic, refrigeration service. Ralph Johnson Appliances 133 Center Ph. 4036 AUTOMOTIVE AUTO POLISHING and waxing Knapke's xexaco station, tons a, 12th. Ph. 5991, 022 MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE 140 Chemeketa Phone 7838 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS VOOT & JOHNSON GARAGE, Keizer Corners, Rt. 2. Salem. Car Repairs. Work Guaranteed Phone 21142. o3b BULLDOZERS BULLDOZING Leveling, clearing teeth for brush, irgil Huakey, 305 Falrvlew Ave. Ph. 23146 Salem. o34 CATERING GLEASON'S "CATERING-SERVICE Ph. 25379. 038 CEMENT WORK GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTINGToTiff Ellis, 1905 N. 19th St., Ph. 4071. 037 CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACES CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned ENSLEY 771 8 21st Ph 7176. f DELIVERY SERVICE SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service. 145 8 Church Phone 4711. o22 EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery. Ph 7000. 17s N. High. 036 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, HEMSTITCHING, BUT TONS, BUCKLES COVERED. BUTTON HOLES, ALTERATIONS. 2395 N. 4TH, PHONE 3900, MRS. H. M. ALLENDER. 037 EXTERMINATORS COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service. Ph- 3056. LEE CROSS. 1360 N. 17th. 024 1980 6. 026 BRE1THAUPT S for flower. Dial 9195. o' FLOOR SANDING FLOOR SANDING and finishing. First class work Immediate service. Telep hone 1720M Newberg. 8. A. Brothers. 033 HAULING LOCAI and long distance hauling. Phil lips Bros Rt 6. Box 118 Dial O. Cal, 68Fr. u24 FARM PRODUCTS and Bids, supplies. Christensen and OUbert. 3446 N. Church Ph. 25021. 021 HOUSF.HI LD PRODUCTS I R. WAT KINS CO. PRODUCTS. 171? Oentei Su Phone M9&. Stocks Decline Irregularly New York, Jan. 21 P) A; handful of stocks made a little headway in today's market al though leaders generally held to a downward course in one of the slowest sessions in the past year. Hesitancy was the rule from the start. Selling pressure was lacking throughout, however, with the ticker tape frequently dozing. While a few plus signs were maintained at the close, losses of fractions to a point or more predominated. Assorted "thin" issues showed wider dips on meager transactions. Turn over for the full proceedings dwindled to around 700,000 shares. Detroit Edison common hard ened at the last when the com pany announced a proposal for a 10 percent stock dividend. Bonds followed a slim groove, Cotton rallied after yesterday's fall and, toward the finish, was up $1.45 to $2.60 a bale. At Chicago wheat ended off to 2Y4 cents a bushel, corn Vs to 7e, oats to lVa and barley was up xh. OPA Loses Again In Federal Court Portland, Jan. 21 (P) A mo tion for a new tiral of Will H. Jones, Rogue river, on a charge of violating civilian production administration regulations has been denied by Federal Judge Claude McColloch. Judge McColloch dismissed the original suit several weeks ago. He recently discharged 10 cases filed by OPA and declared he would admit none to court involving parts of the law he asserted would expire shortly. DIRECTORY FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672. O LINOLEUM LINOLEUM LAYING. MATTRESSES Phona 24478. o31 CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. MUSIC LESSONS SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Quitar Mando lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph 7569 0 PAINTING! PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. o37 PAINTING- SERVICE, CompetanVork manshtp. reasonable rate Ph. 24895. O20 PAINTING A PAPERHANGING JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3402 A REASONABLE. PAPERHANGING EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H J. Wo worth. Phone 3015. e PLUMBING REPAIRS WATER HEATERS INSTALLED. Colls made for furnaces and stoves. Prempt ervlce. Prices rajonabi. Call 25405. o40 REDUCING SCIENTIFIC HEALTH STUDIO. Church, Ph 6253. SAND A GRAVEL GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel A dragline excavating Walling Sand & Grave! Co Phone 85S1 o SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED SEPTIC "TANK service. 1067 Elm St. Jack Boenlng, Phone 9633. o42 KENNETHHAMEL, 1143 8th Stw7 Sa lem, Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. o38 ROTO -ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Sew ers and drains cleaned Free estimate Prompt service. Ph 5327 SIGNS AND BHO-CARDS Ph 3835 Eldon Scott 076 SPRAYING it PRUNING L. W. Caudle. 042 TRANSFER AND STORAGE LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storage Burner oils coal, briquets Trucks to Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Lines for household goods to California points Lartner Transfer St Storage Ph 3131 o VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS. Phone 7328. VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTROLUX Sales it Service it Repairs. Limited amount of new machines avail able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. o31 will service your Hoover 'cleaner com plete for 12.50 plus part U required Hogg Bros. Ph. 9149. o WELDING WORKS. Ph WEATHER STRIPPING FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Pb. WOOD SAWING R. B. Cross. Th. 8178 WELL" DRILLING WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe, Rt. 6, Box 675, Salem, 1 mile East of Lancaster drive on Auburn rd. Ph. 25198. o26 WINDOW CLEANING ACME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows, walls it woodwork cleaned Floors clean ed, waxed Si polished Ph 3337 347 Court -uangdoc Culbertaon and Mather PROFESSIONAL Phone 4457 CLEANING SERVICE LODGES Meet every Wednesday evening Visitors wel come. Second Decree, Jan. 22nd.IOOF Building FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles meets ev ery Tuesday at 8 p.m. More than a million members. A Ainsworth Lodge 201, A.P. & tKV'A.M. 248 N. Commercial. Jan. &2l, 7:30 p.m. One M.M. de gree only. E. N. Hill, W. M. 18 Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. & A.M. Wed., Jan. 22, M.M. de gree. 7:30 p.m. 19" LEGAL NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARK Notice Is Hereby Given that Leo J. Sauerborn, an Individual doing business under the firm name of Lubald Compa ny, has filed with the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon its trade-mark, consisting of the following word: SOOTOUT. That Leo J, Sauerborn, an Individual, of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, is the owner of said trade-mark. That the article of merchandise to which said trade-mark Is to be applied Is a carbon binder solvent, sludge solvent, and soot remover. That said trade-mark is to be affixed to said product by affixing it to bottles, cans and other containers, containing said product. LEO J. SAUERBORN. doing business as LUBAID COMPANY, 155 East Kilbourn Avenua, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. January 14, 1947. Jan. 14, 21, 26. Market Quotations Portland Eastslda Trading on Portland's East Side farm ers' wholesale produce market today was practically at a standstill. Offerings were confined to eight trucks and four of thee were Jumble packed apples. Also Included were, one load of large sized cabbage, one load of straight pars- nips and a combined load of parsnips, carrots and kale. Prices remained steady. Portland Produce Exchange Butterfat Tentative (subject to imme diate change). Premium quality maximum at .35 of I percent, acidity, delivered n I Portland, 80-82c; first quality 78-S0c lb.;1 second quality 74-76ci valley routes and country points. 2o less than first, or 70-78c lb Butter Wholesale r.o.b. bulk 68 lb. cubes; AA, 93 score, 65c; A, 93 score, S3-64c; B, 90 Score, 62-64c; C, 89 score, 62c. Cheese selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles 44-S2c; Ore gon loaf 46-54c; triplets 43'a-52c. Esrs To wiioiesRiers A rade large 54'i-56c; medium, 41,.i-53l4c; small, (pullet) 42-43c: B grade large, 39Vfc 414c. Esc Purchase from farmers- Curr-nt receipts 40-45c, buyers pay 3-3 He doz! below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs Portland Dairy Market Butler Prices to rrtnller.: Grade fA carton, 70c; AA prints, 69c; A prints, 67-69c: A cartons 68-70c; B prints. 65-67c; one-fourth pound cubes, lA cent higher. Eggs To wholesalers. A grade small, 42'i-43lic. Esjcb Prices to retailers, AA large, 66c: A large 54-55c; AA medium, 53c; A me dium 62-53c; A small 45o dozen. (Cartons 2 Vic additional) Cheese Prices to retailers Portland: Orceon singles, 45-54c lb.; Oregon loaf, 48-56c; triplets 44-640, Poultry: Dressed Turkeys No 1 hens, loose buyers not quoting prices. No. 1 toms, V8e; loose, f o.b.. plants on dressed basis. Dresied Chickens - Sell to retailers. Spring broilers 3 lbs. up 50c, colored hens 42c; Leghorn fowl 35c. old roosters 20-22c; roosters and stags, 28o lb. Live Chlckers No l Leghorn orollera 1 to 2 lbs. 29o lb.: fryers 2 to 3 lbs. 29-30c; 3 to & lbs., 32-35c lb.; roasters 4 lbs. and over 32-35c; Fowl Leghorn under 3A lbs.. 17-I9c; over 19-20c; roosters and stags, la-lac lb.; col ored, all weights, 27-30C Rabbits Average to retailers, uo in. dressed prices to producers. 43c: fryers live white. 23-25o Ibi colored 23o lb Vegetables: Artichokes Cal., (6.75-7.50 for 4 doa. Broccoli S4. 25-60. 15 bunch Brussel Sprouts 1 1.90-2 for 12 basket flat. Cabbace- -Round ti-ad 80 lb cnt'ea large, $3.65-3; small, S3-3.25: Califor nia crates, S8-6.50; red 12-14c lb.; kraut, SI. 65-1. 75. Carrots Cain., s doz sa-D.za; so id. sacks SI. 75-2. Cauliflower Local, new crates, n.av Jl.tO: Calif, trimmed std. crates, $2.25-50. Celery Hearts. $2.25 dozen; J3.40 for 2 dozen; California Pascal, 63.25-75 crate white std. i rates. S4.50-5. Cucumbers California lugs, (6.00-7. Garlic Oregon white 28-30C lb. Lettuce Cal., untrimmed. $1.75-1.80 crate, cal., aoz., it.no; Arizona, .ao-Du four doe. Onion- -Oregon yellows. No 1, si 65 1.75 a 50 lb ack, mediums. (1 35-1.40 Green Onions Calif 8 doz. crates, $5-6 50. Parsley-Local 75-8uc dozen Peas -Imperial Valley, 30 lb. hampers, $4.85-5, Peitpcrs--Oallfornla, crates 74 lb., (S.'iO 8.50; 44 lb $4 75-5; Texas, $2.50-3.75: chill peppfrs. $1 flat. Potatoes Local, long whites. No. 1 grade, $2.65-2.75 a 100 lbs.; Deschutes. No. Is, $2.80-2.90, No. 2s B0-95C a 50 lb. sack; Wash. Russets, No. 1 S2.75-2.85; bakers $3-3.20. Radishes Calif., (6-6.50, 10 doz. cra;es. Rutubusas $1,16-1.25 lug Spinach Local, 20 lb, boxes, $3.25; California, bushel baskets, $2.25-2.35. Squash Danish lugs $1-1 15; orange boxes, $2.50-2.75: Zucchini, lugs, $3-3.50 Hubbard squash 20 lb. boxes. $1.75-2. Sweet Potatoes California. Jersey. SO lb. hampers. S5-5.50: yams. S4.50-5 Tomatoes Texas, $5.75-6 lug; Nlland, $5.50-6 a lug. Repacked, $6.25. Hot house, extra fancy, 30-32c; fancy, 25-30c; Mexi can, as is, $5.75-6; cam., i&.&o-o; as is, 12 lb. cartons $2.75-3. Turnips Bunches, lug 30-32o-Fresh Fruit: Apples Oregon delicious, f. 4c f. $4-4.25 box; choice u.TD-sa. A voci do--Call torn is Feurtes sizes 16, 20 24. 30, $4-4.25 box; choice, $3.75-85. Bananas Bunched, $3.25-3.50; out hands, $10.50-11.50 a 100 lbs. Cranberries Western, 25 lb. boxes. $4-' 4.50. Dates Calir. 24. 8 oz. Pkgs., 14.85-5. Grapefruit - Florida white, all nzei. Texas pink, $5.25-75; Arizona white, $2.25- 2.75; Marsh seedless, 80-96s. $3.50-75. Lemons Calif., 300-360's, $8.50-75; 432"s, $5.75-6.75. Limes -California 15 tubs ol 8 limes $2.40-2.50. Oranges California navels, 176'a and larger. $4.35-4.60. 200's, $3.25-3.60. 252 ?88's, S3.50-.75: 200-220's, $3.65-4. Pears D'Aniou, $4.75-85, wrapped and packed; oose, $3.25; Bosc loose. $2.75-3; Yakima, S3-3 25 Persimmons Calif, lugs, S3.25-3.50. . Pomegranates $1 75-2 a layer lug Tangerines California lugs, $3.-3.50: Florida, 45 boxes, $2-2.75; Texas, one half bushel tubs, $1.65-75. Quince-Local 2 -3c tu Packed Vegetables Cellophane wrapped, a dozen: Broccoli, 12 oz., $1.75-1.85; spin ach, 24 12-oz., $2-2.15; brussell sprouts, 9-oz., S2.20-35. Garllo Cloves 20 1-ot packages $1.65 1.75. Dressed Meats: Veal Best quality 27-2&C lb.; top qual ity, 28-30o lb; B, 23-24o; O, 21-22C1 cull. 18-20O lb. Hogs Block butchers, packer style, 125-160 lbs., 33-34c; over 213 lbs. 33-34C1 Sows, all velzhts, 29-30o lb. Lambs AA, 37-3BCJ A, 32c: B, 25-3701 O, 25c. Mutton 12-16o tb. according to quality and weight. Beef Best quality, 80-32e; B, 25-28o, O 22c; canner and cutter. 18-20ct bolog na bulls 25c, Wool. Cascara Bark: Casears Bark Green, 8-8Vie; dry. 20c Woo) Valley, coarse and medium grades 45o lb Mohair 40o lb. on 13-month growth H fries Calves 33o lb according to weight; green beef, 13o Ib.f kip hides. 24c lb. Rendered Inedible Fats 12e ib Nuts: Almonds California 33 -35c lb. Filberts Barcelona, Jumbo, 32-34e lb.; large, 26!4-28ttei fancy. 22c and up; baby, 20-22c; Duchfly jum bo 23' -34c; large 28c; fancy, 24c. brix nuts Jumbo 34ci fancy 24o In 100 lb bags Walnuts Opening price: First quality Franquettes I umbo. 40c; large 37c; me dium 35 a toft shell Jumbo 40c; large 38c; medium, 3514c Chestnuts 20-30c lb sale trade are F.O.B. shipping points The above prices quoted to the wnote Delivered eastern price Is generally 14 cents higher than F.O.B plant quota tions Chimin Grain Chicago, Jan. 21 (U.W Cash grain sales: Wheat: Easier; 3 red 226. Corn: Firm; 4 mixed 1 26 a ; 5 mixed 116t; 2 yellow 1331i-134i ; 3 yellow 13P 134'i; ft yellow 125-120U : 5 yellow 1 15 -125'i; sample grade yellow 105-115 '4 i 3 white 138. Oats: Steady; 1 mixed heavy 82'.?-83'.i; 1 mixed 82-82',i: 2 mixed heavy 82',ji 1 white heavy 84-84'. 4; 1 white extra heavy 87; 1 white 83-83'i: 3 white heavy 83'?-83; 2 white 82',i-83'.i; 3 white 781; 4 white extra heavy 81',; sample grade white 70. Soybeans: 1 yellow 329; sample trade ycllcw 209. Barley: Malting 140-180 nominal; feed 105-125 nominal. ; Chicago Livestock Chicago. Jan. 21 (U.R) Livestock: Hogs 11,000. Slow and uneven. Weights under 260 lbs. 25 cents higher: few 5 cents high er. Weights over 250 lbs. not fully estab lished but 50 cents higher. Top 24.50 THE QUINTUPLETS alway uh thl (rut rub for COUGHSfCOLDS sparingly. Bulk good and choice 180-290 lbs. 24.00-24.35; 230-300 lbs. 23.50-24.00. Sows 25 cents higher: bulk good and choice- 20.00-20.25; few 20.50. Cattle, 6500; calves, 500. Fed steers and yearlings 25-50 cents higher. No strictly choice; low-choice package yearlings and steers top 27.00; load lot top 25.50 for strictly good steers and for mixed steers land heifers; average medium to strictly good steers bulked 18. 00-25.00; heifers steady to 2b cents higher: best 22.75; cows strong to 25 cents higher; bulls steady vealers steady to weak at 27.00 down stock cattle steady at 15.50-17.75, ieep, 2000. Slaughter lambs slow: good and choice fed western wooled steady to 25 cents lower at 23.25-23.50; three loads wooled iambs unsold: he d above 23.2fi load strictly good and choice 140 lbs. ted snorn lamos -ji.odj slaughter ewes steady short decks common 84 lbs. 7.00; small lots meaium i.ia. Portland Grain Portland. Ore.. Jan. 21 (U.R) Grain fu tures. S. white (hd. wh. app.) 187 bid, white (hd. wh. no Rex). White Club western red 1871b bid. Hard red wintei ordinary 187 bid. Hard white-Baart ordi nary, no bid. Coarse grains coast delivery: Oats: No. 2, 38 Ib.s white, 6200 bid. Barley: No. 2, 45 lbs. west., 6000 bid. Portland Livestock Portland. Ore., Jan. 30 (U.R) Livestock: Cattle salable 200: calves 35: hnlrinviT cattle 300. Market very slow, few steers leady : scattered soles PntL-c ctoaHu tn weak with Monday's decline but most bids, lower; few medium to good steers 18.00-1 22.00; top Monday 22.90; common heifers 14.00; medium to good beef cows 13.50 15.50: few canner and cuttirs nnn.mnn- good beef bulls salable up to 16.50: sau sage bulls 15.50 down; good vealers 20.00 21.00: chotce salable 22.00 or above. Hogs salable 200. Marknt ountoiilp steady; good to choice around 180-280 b. salable to 25.00; good sows 18.50-19.00: lightweight to 20.00; choice 105 lb. feeder PIRS it.W. Sheep salable 200. Market steady: me dium to good lambs 18.00-20.00; few head good to choice 96 lbs. 23.00, but strictly fat lambs quotable 23.00; few thin lambs to feeders 13.00-14.00; good to choice ewes up to 8.50. Salem Markets Completed from reports ot Salem dealers Tor the guidance of Capi tal Journal Readers (Revised dally.) Retail Prices Rabbit Feeds Pellets 14 cwt. Egg Mash J4.55 cwt Dairy Feed- $3.75 cwt. Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 37c No. 2 33c. Colored fryers. Nn. t Jt.in lb Eggs Buyers' Prlcii White and Brown extra large grade A 50c. mod. 46c. standards 44c dozen: pullets. 36c; crax, 36c. Wholesale Price Large 54c dozen, med. 60c. Butter Wholesale A, 67c. Retail Grade A. 73c. Butterfat Premium 71c; No. 1, 70c; No. 2, 66c. New York Stock Quotations (By the Associated Presst New York it- 'Closing quotations today Allied Ohem it Dya 172 American Can .. 9314 Am Pewer it Light 13 Amer Tel St Tel 171B; Anaconda Copper 37-11 Atchison 91 Bendlx Aviation 35 -i Bethlehem Steel 904 Boeing Aircraft ir-i: California Packing 28 Canadian Paclflo 12 I case 34'b Chrysler Corp 89 Commonwealth it Souti. 3 C nsollflflted Edlsor . 28 Consolidated Vultee 15H Continental Insurance 50 Crown Zellerbach 29 '4 Curtiss Wright 5-1 n iclna Alrirnft 70 k Dupont de Nemouri 182 ucnerai eiecmo ju n Genera) Foods 45'h General Motor 54 Vi Goodyear Tire 54?i Great Northern pfd 43i International Harvester 72 fnt Paper pfd Johns Manvllle l Kennecott 45 Long Bell A Maytag Miami Copper Montgomery War- Nash Kelvlnator ' National Dairy N Y Central North Am- Co ..... 10 Northern Pacific 18 42 V .22 ''i 11 45 'i Pac Amer fish Pacific Oas Eleo Pacific T At T Pan American Penney J C ... Radio Corp ... Rayonier . . . . Rayonler Prd Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Sears Roebuck 31 364 16 Southern Pnclfle ;J'' Standard Brands " Standard Oil Calif s Stewart Warner 1J SludebRker f':? Sun Mining ...A Jj Onion Oil Union Paclflo 128 A Onited Airlines 2l' United Aircraft " United States Bteel 70 Warner rirothers 16fc West Eleo Mil CO 24 woolworth pi ' LEGAL NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S RALE ON FORECLOSURE OF EXECUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE UUUNil ur MARION. G. McCUNE. sole owner d.b.a. COLUMBIA MATERIALS CO., Plaintiff, FRANK SNIDER, Defendant. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure Issued out of the Circuit Court for the County of Marlon. State of Oregon, on the 2nd dny of November. 1946. In the above entitled action, wherein the above named plaintlir obtained a Judgment and decree against the defendant, Frank Snider. am commanded to sell said real property situated In Marlon County, State of Oregon, and particularly described as follows: Lots Two '2t and Three (3), in Block Two f2), of TOOZE'S FIRST ADDITION to Woodhurn. in the Coun ty of Marlon. State of Oregon. and notice is hereby given that on Fri day the 21st day or February, 1947, 10:00 o'clock A.M. of that day at West door of the Court House In said County, I will sell the above described property, at public auction for cash,' In the manner provided by law lor the sale of real property on execution, all the right, title and Interest of Frank Snider In and to the above described real prop erly. Dated this 20th dny of January, 1947. DENVER YOUNO, Sheriff of Marlon County, Oregon. By A. I. JOHNSON, Deputy, Date of First Pub. Jan. 21, 1947 Date of Last Publ. 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May wheat was bought against May corn The commodity credit corpora tion both at Chicago and Kansas City said further buying in wheat depended on instructions from Washington. The Kansas City office, when the former pol icy ended, continued buying at $2.05 a bushel, two cents less But only 50,000 bushels were taken yesterday, compared with 8,882,284 Jan. 18 under the pre vious program, The Chicago office last bought wheat on Jan. 2 and prior to thpn was ahspnt frnm ihp mnrkpt then was absent from the market fnr a mnnlh Mnwvwr ihe lnonl 10r B momn- "OWever, tne IOCS! agency aunouncea Duying 000 bushels of corn An elevator broker absorbed January corn offerings on the de' cline, and cash houses were on both sides of the market. Spot corn was firm and oat: easy. Some 53,000 bushels of corn were booked to-arrive and shipping sales were 35,000 bush els. Kansas City wheat and corn wce fractionally lower, while Minneapolis oats were easy. Min neapolis wheat lost more than a penny. Winnipeg rye was weak. Baby Shot by Brother Klamath Falls. Jan. 21 (A5) Judy Catherine Hill, 11-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill of Wocus, was acci dentally killed yesterday by a bullet from a gun held by her five-year-old brother, James. Blrthi Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Richard May are the parents of a son, George Alfred, bon Monday. January 13. at Sncrcd Heart hospital. Eugene. Mrs. May (Louise Car men Schtraldl) and infant son will spend a few weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. George May, paternal grandparents. The maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Schl raldi, resides at Naples, Italy. Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Le Doux announced the birth of a son, 7 lbs., 10 ozs., on Monday. January 20, at a Portland hospital, This Is their third son. They also have two daughters. North Howell Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Price are being congratulated on the birth of a i prominent In Portland civic and Masonlo son Jan 19, Mrs. Price Is the former j circles, died at the Albany General hospl W. A. C. Sargent Caroline Baldwin. She is tnl Sunday. Services were conducted by a daughter of the Thomnx Bumps of j Harmony lodge No. 12. A.F. it A.M., at the North Howell. He is the Bumps' fourth i Holman and Lutz Colonial mortuary -n mnndson and the fifth grandson of the I Portland Tuesday, followed by private Roy E. Prices of Long Bench, Calif. No services at the Portland crematorium, granddaughters In either family. CoblentB was born June 14. 1886 at Snn. Sllverton To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anglin of Salem, a dnughtcr, Jan. 17; to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Vettcr of Woodburn, a sen, Jan. 17; to Mr. and Mrs. Edward; Blelmeler of Mt. Angel, a daughter, Jan, and to Mr. and Mrs. Earl McColly, i P't"!!'.",- a Jl,n' 18' " ' 8"Ver- ton hospital. Deaths Mrs. Nnrs Williamson Mrs. Nora C, Williamson, at her home at 1625 South 12l.h street, Monday, Jan uary 20. Mother of Mrs. Mabel Kays Darland of Brooks, Mrs. Zanna Wore thlngton nf Gales Creek, Oregon, and Mrs. Orpha Knrlstrom of Everett. Wash., I and Mrs. Minnie N. Prat.L and Emurson , Van Doren both of Salem. Also sur 56n4 : vived by a stepson, Roy Williamson of 16? Rickrcall, Ifl grandchildren and 12 great 31 grandchildren. Services will be held JlT.JyJ:x Jf Si!)- n.nrs. Martin of'irinttng. Interment In the Macleay cemetery, ' Mary Lee Andrews , Mary Lee Andrews, Infant daughter ot 'Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews of Anchorage, 8 Aiasxa, at Ancnorage, January o. tur vlvlng besides the parents are a brother, jotin Andrews or Ancnorage; and trie grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dalk of Snlem and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. An drews of Woodburn. Announcement of services later by Clough-Barrick com pany Joseph Eihvurd Compton Joseph Edward Compton, late resident of 483 South Cottage street, at the home Druggists' Prescription For Relief of Hch When your skin Is irritated with pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes from external causes, and you're crazy with itching torture try Sanltone Oint ment. Itching stops promptly. Smarting disappears immediately. Sanitone Ointment is also won derful for itching feet, cracks be te'ceo toes and Athlete', Foot For Sale at: Willctt's Capital Drug Store State at Liberty Phone 3118 FIN-WORM MYSTERY ENDED Pin-Worma have been causing trouble for centuries, and millions of victims have desperately nought a way to deal with this pest that Hvca inside the human body. Science haa at last solved the problem! It is now also known that Pln-Vorm in fection spreads rapidly and can' cause real distress If nnrlected. So beware of that aggravating- rectal itch, and act fast. Ask your druRitlst fnr JAYNE'S P-W at the first sign of Pin-Worms. P-W la a medical ly aound treatment based on an officially nnnrovpd druir nrinclnle. The easy-to-take PW tablets act in a special way to remove) nn-worms easily ana eniciy. It'i easy to remember : P-W for Pin-Worms I Bull Service By Artificial Insemination SIRES from the belt of blood lines. Reasonable fees. (No membership fee or dues required). All work personally supervised by Licensed Veterinarians. SALEM ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION STATION Phone 6585 Tuesday, Jan. 21, 194711 of his daughter, Mrs. L. C. Marshall on isast center street, Monday, January 20. Survived alto by his wife, Mrs. Ida M. Compton ot Balem and two other daugh ters, Mrs. Lena Perdue and Mrs. Estella flunn, ootn or Salem: a son. Clvd N. Compton of Vancouver, B.C.; brothers Ira Compton of Salem and Charles Comp ton and Rosslo Sturgess, both of Baker, Oregon: four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Announcement at services later by Clough-Barrick company.. William J. Butler William J. Butler, late restrfrnt t,t mn Wash In fit on street, at a local hospital, Saturday. January 18. Surviving- are five Kaymond J. Butler of Sacramento. California.. Harry T. Butler of Portland, Fred M Butler of Placerville. Calif., Georgs W. Butler of Dexter, and Eugene D. Butler of SiletE; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Bchmel- uiB oi nepun.ic, wasn.: two brothers, J. M. Butler and J. O. Butler, both of Tulsa. Oklahoma: 13 grandchildren and one great RiBiiuviiuQ. oervices win oe neiQ Thurs day, January 23 at 10:30 a.m. at the. Clougn-Barnck chapel with graveside; services at '.he Howell cemetery at Cress well, Ore., at 3 p.m. Josiah Martin Joslah Martin, late resident of 50 Beaci avenue, at a local hospital, Sunday, Jan uary 19. "usband of Mrs. Sarah Violet'' Martin of Snlem; father of Mrs. Violet Bruffett of Allyn, Washington. Mrs. Onal Darling of Salem, and Mrs. May Tryon, Joy Martin Joe Martin and Lamar Mar tin. All of Phoenix, Ariz.; and brother of Mrs, Winnie Mortlson of Duncan, Ariz- James a Martin of Mesa, Aril., and Clar ence Martin of Central. Ariz. Also sur vived by n grandchildren. Shipment la being made by Cloimh-Barrlck company to Phoenix. Ariz., for services and in terment. Mrs. Ora Maud Evans Late resident of Salem. Mrs. Ora Maud Evans passed away In Huntington Pnrk, Calif,. Sunday, January 19. Survived by her husband. John Evans. Huntington Park: two daughters. Mrs. John O. Marr of Salem, end Mrs. W. R. Van Sklke of Huntington Park; grandchildren. Mrs. nil Lleser, Jow Evans Marr and Robert B. Marr, all Balem. Richard Van Skike of Huntington Park and three great grand rhlldren. Services will be held Thurs day, .'anuarv 23, at 2 p.m. from Clough Barrick chapel with Dr. J. M. Adtima officiating. Interment at Lee Mission cemetery. Gustava V Boring At the residence, 960 North 20th street,' Gustava V. Boring, at the age of 73 years. Survived br his wife, Lulu E. Boring of Snlem. Services will be held Wednesday, January 13, at 1:30 p.m. at the w. T. Rlgdon chapel, concluding services at Bel- crest Memorial park. Mary A. Smith Stayton Mrs. Mary A. Smith died Tuesday morning at a Salem hospital. Her husband, who died several years ago, was president of the Stayton Canning company. Announcements later from Ue Weddle Funeral home. Sister M. Christina Ruder Mt. Angel Oldest among all the sisters at Convent Queen of Angels, Mt. Angel, Sister M. Christina Rutter died peacefully in the convent Infirmary, January 19. The Requiem Mass was sung In the con vent chapel on January 21, the Rev, Beda Rose, O.S.B., chaplain, officiating. Bora June 10, 1857, at Flums, St. Gallen, Swit zerland, Sister Christina came to tha United States In 1891 and made her first profession on January 6, 1803 Most of Sister's religious life was spent in performing the duties of sacristan at Ot. Benedict's abbey and In doing general domestic work at the abbey and academy. Sister Christina Is survived by several nieces and nephews, all of whom live In Switzerland. Jullen CoblenU Albany Julien Coblentg, 90, life-long resident of Astoria and Portland, and i-rnncisco, uaw., ana came to urerun when a small boy. He married Hnti;a Wise of Astoria at Kalama, Wash., In 1E17. She died two and a half years ago. lie was a 32nd degree Mason, a past master of Harmony lodge No. 12, a past worthy O'd" I',? sur Portl.nd, patron of Myrtle chapter No. 15, of the a mem- ber of Al Kadar Shrine, Supreme Council Amnranth and Oregon Consistory, Scot tish Rite Masons. He was also n member of the Masonic Temple association board. He was a retired assistant manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Rnlph Senders, Albany, and Mrs. F. E. Carter, Berkeley. Calif. James C, Splckard Albany James C. Splckard, 44, died at his home on route No. 2, Saturday, Fu neral services will be held at 10 a.m.. (Wednesday from the Fisher Funeral home. j Burial will be in the Riverside cemetery, He was born August 10, 1002 at Splckard. Mo., and came here from Colorado. Ho married Louise Deranleau, June 10, 1944 at Engclwood, Colo. Besides his widow na, Is survived by a brother and four sisters. Mrs Nadlne Perry, Woodburn. 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