MISCELLANEOUS
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
. 3-HR SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR. HARRY 8BMLER DENTIST
Atlolpb Bid, atatt & Commercial 8u
' SALEM Phone 8311 m
t)EAD AND WORTHLESS stock removed
oo moment a notice. Ph. oooo, mos
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
BLUE BILTWELL davenport ts chair set.
Like new.' Also occasional chair. Ph.
, 21048. nSfl'
UNDERWOOD STANDARD typewriter
130. Also sawdust water heater, com
plete lift. Ph. 21606. n5B
GOOD COATS, suits, dresses. Slie 13 to
: 14. Shoes size 64 to 7V4. HaU. Very
reasonable 1330 Baginaw. now
i NEW SADDLE with special features. See
I at 1875 N. 4th. n59
FOR SALE: Eureka vacuum cleaner, good
condition, $12.50. Phone 7882. P. R.
Birch, 1085 Highland Ave. n39
FOR QUICK SALE: 350 buys full size
nnaieum iop omcc nca. .
EASY WASHER, double laundry tray.
bov a mevcie. rn. ait, o.ju. u
. IS GAL. CROCK with lid; baby pen; fruit
Jars. 2200 Fairground road. n59
I FURNACE with some pipe. Sawdust burn
; er Ss controls. 20 gal. auto, gas water
heater. One ordinary hot water, tank.
All used. In good cond. Lloyd Rein-
holdt. 500 S. 21st. Ph. 314B. noB'
DOUBLE BED, wooden boxes, all sizes. Ph.
3-5688 after 5 p.m. ,"aH
WOOD RANGE, nam el, insulated uven,
warming oven, copper eoll, reasonable.
Ph 8744. n81
; LG. FRANQUETTE walnuts. Rt. 1, Box
197. l4 ml. Wallace rd. Ph. 2-2020. nor
! 1841 model Vacuum cleaner. Ph. 2-4728.
n58
BEVY-DUTY paint outfit complete, with
Vt h.p. gas motor and Storm cylinder
boring bar Ask for demonstration. Fred
Anderson. 753 Mill St., Sheridan, Ore.
n58
RAVE APP. 90 med. fir trees suitable
for lumber, l'i ml. soutn pringie acnooi,
U ml. west Good road In, Lester Dav
ison, Rt. 3, box 28A, Turner, Ore. n5B
PRACTICALLY new Orosley gas range,
jieo. Gas side arm for hot water tank.
Phone 2-9178. n58
ONE YEAR old size baby bed Ac mattress.
In good cond. J10 Ph. 24283. 4025 Ear'
Ave. nsB'
USED LUMBER. Ph. 8495.
TEXAS CRYSTAL wax (white) Bermuda
onion plants Just arrived, get yours
now, Puritan Cider works, West Salem.
n8l'
8TEEL clothes line posts and swings,
Steal frame 16-ln. wheel trailers, (40,
' One narrow axle boat trailer 625. One
heavy duty trailer axle. Chev. Wheels.
825x20 tires. 1790 N. Front. ti61
GOOD electric range. 345 Park Ave.
11581
MONT A Q cook stove and colls. Also
Montag circulator heater. 1785 South
Capitol St. 1157
SHEEP fertilizer. Sack or bulk. We de
liver. Ph. 24348. n60
OIL Circ, 2 barrels, stand, fittings, filter.
20 ft. copper tubing, all complete and
in excellent working; cond. $90. Ph.
21281. &57
IT'S HERB
LINOLEUM by the yard. Also rugs,
new davenos, $59.76. Swing rockers,
(44.75. Garbage cans, (3.95. Chrome
chairs, (8.85. Usdei chests, (5.
WOODRY FURNITURE MARKET
1605 N. SUMMER
THE STORE that bargains built. Terms,
trades, parking. n57
BOCKIIILL Everbearing strawberry plants.
W. O. Pounds, Rt. 3, Box 155, Salem.
lft ml. straight west 01 Keuzer scnooi,
n58
ONE 40 -FT. extension ladder, like new,
For sale cheap. For Information call
2-5564. n57
BOYAL 10, typewriter, J40. Call at 428
ore, Biag. s to 4. nai'
2000' 1x10, 1000' 2x4, 800' 1x4. 200 sq. ft.
Celotex. All unused. 180 Stortz Ave. Sat
urday or Sunday. Goes at cost. n57
HOWARD upright piano, mahogany finish,
W excel. ond.. nice tone, 830 N. 20th. Ph
T 3374. n67
AIRLINE Console radio, US. 830 N. 20th,
Ph. 3374. n57
2 BLDGS.. 10 X 20 is 184 x 12V4. barb
wire, cold water separator. Ph. 21230
Eves. Rt. 8. Box 518. n57'
SHEPHERD Collie puppies, males and fe
males. Salem Veterinary Hospital, Fort
land Rd. n57
FOR SALE: 55 Angle Dozer Cletrao 8 ft,
blade. Recent complete recondition. No
longer needed, 13000, also 3 bottom Oli
ver No. 316 plow, all new replacements
and rirst class condition, 1125. A-L. o,
Slock Ranch, 1 mile south Alsea. Ore.
n59
ELECTROLUX complete with attachments.
$69.75. Sales service is repairs. Limited
amt available. 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. n76'
NAVAJO RUGS At saddle blankets. 175
South High. Ph 6088. n76'
COW FERTILIZER, (5 a yard or (9 a
load, pnone 7330, nvo1
GARDEN sand gravel, crushed rock
Shovel At drag-line excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL OO Ph B661
DAHLIAS GLADIOLAS 881 Rosemont,
WS. Ph. 4325. nJ3
RIVER SILT Phone 2-1749. no9
CHARIS FOUNDATIONS, girdles & bras.
Dresses it lingeries. Ph. 9495. n69
SUNBEAM, Universal, American Beauty
& Rod Irons, steam As travel Irons.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty. n69
I AUTO. WATER . HEATERS, gas it elec.
Sizes to meet your needs. Choice of
I makes. Soid it Installed. Prompt serv
A Ice. Parmenter 'Plumbing At Heating
I 2180 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 8627. n65
i SHOWER CABINETS, sold Sc Installed,
I prompt service. Parmenter Plumbing it
Heating. 2380 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 8627
3 n65
! SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented.
Cash paid for machines, regardless of
condition Ph 7671 or write W. Daven
port, 1930 North 18th Work Guar. n62
VACUUM CLEANERS Tubular type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
HOT PLATES, single and double burner
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
RADIOS, record players for Immediate
delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty nfl3
v-i TRANSPARENT Plastl-Kote for drain
II boards, floors and furniture.
1 ? YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty nfl3'
t FALLETONE washable, one coat, oil paint
xor waiis, ceilings ana waupaper. aries
in one hour
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. liberty n6S
;.. PLASTI-KOTE PAINT the cellophane
j finish, for floors, furniture, automo-
.3 dubs, on wooa, metai, concrete, nnoieum
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
.r 255 N. Liberty n63
- I.E.s. LAMPS and torchlers.
'i YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
I 355 N. Liberty
y TELEPHONE end lntercomm. sets.
" YEATER APPLIANCE CO
J 255 N. Liberty
RESTAURANT GRILL, automatlo elec
1 trio, 34 inches square.
: YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty n63'
. LOOM WIRE 13-3 and 14-2.
I YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
7 255 N. Liberty n63'
WALNUT SHELLS, 12 sacks for 1.00
S3 ton. Kiorfeln Pack Co.. 460 N. Front.
. r LANTERNS Navy end railroad types.
J YEATER APPLIANCS CO.
255 N Liberty
n63
FLASHLIGHTS complete with batteries,
J guaranteed forever lights requiring no
batteries.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty n63
,i)OOR CHIMES electrical and me
chanleai. 1 YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n63
TOASTERS 2-slice, 13.10. 4-Sllci, 13,85
IBATEK APFUANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n63
I ULTRA-VIOLET (sun) lamps and Infra
I J rf , 'heati tamps, heating pads.
if YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
1 25 N. Liberty nu
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
iHUIT JUICERS and wall type oas open
era, YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, mantle
and wall c'ocks.
Y EATER APPLIANCE OO.
3W N. Liberty n63'
SBTFAST CANVAS PAINT makes your
awnings, lawn furniture look like new
YEATER APPLIANCE CO..
255 N. Liberty n6S
LIGHTING fixtures for kitchen and bath
room, fluorescent and lnc an descant.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
255 N. Liberty n63
SO, 40, 50, AND 66-GAL water beaters tor
Immediate delivery
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
WASHING 5IACIIINES, full size Little
Giant laundry tray type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty n63'
PIN-UP and TABLE lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
255 N Liberty
n6S'
FOR YOUB CABIN at the coast, a radio
that assures good reception. "The Trop
to Master."
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
FANS, KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust,
oscillating desk models.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty 063
ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS all types
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
255 N. Liberty n63
TRICYCLES at 114.95.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
ELECTRIC butter churns with Jar.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63'
IRON AND EXTENSION CORDS.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
SAUCE PAN PRESSURE COOKERS
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63
IRONING BOARD pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
ELECTRIC AND gas water heaters. .Uao
repair work.
BOWEN BROS.
Plumbing and heating
355 N. Commercial Ph. 7315 n1
ELECTRIC HEATER G E., 3000-watt. 320
volt, heavy duty, fan type, $66.50.
Mitchell Radio is Appliance, State and
19th. Phone 7577. n
SPARK OIL heater, practically new. 2020
Warner St. n58
ROY'S OIL BURNER SERVICE
942 N Commercial Phone 8427
HIGH PRESSURE burners, floor furnaces,
boiler tor radius heat, 8 In. furnace
stovepipe, fittings of all kinds, galva
nized pipes it fittings, and cook stove.
n57
O. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines.
Parts for all makes. Ph. 5765. 1940 N.
18th. n78"
HEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venient, clean, economical See us fo:
free estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty n'
WE BUY & sell furniture, tools, stoves
dishes motors radios, electric appli
ances household goods fCLlOMAN'S
285 N. Commercial. Phone 9885. n'
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANT POWER mach. suitable for drapery
is slip covering work. Box 278, Capital
Journal. na59
TRADE locker at Citj Ice Works on Cen
ter St., for locker tit 4 Corners. Ph.
66F3 after 5 p.m. naS7
WANTED: Burlap and Cotton bags, all
kinds. Willis Kelley. Ph. 23155. na68'
USED FURNITURE. Phone 9185
PERSONAL
READING, know the truth. 2361 State. p61
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O. Bx. 721
P271
AUTOMOBILES
NEW 16 FT. bungalow- trailer house.
Llnco axle, good tires, (700. Olaf Hel
geson, Oervals. 0.57
CLEAN '37 Ford Tudor. Rebuilt motor. Ra
dio it heater. 4145 N. River Rd. q58
1044 LIGHTHOUSE Trailer. Eastern built
25 ft. Sleeps 4 Butane, good condition,
completely furnished, excellent tires,
only $1650. If sold this week. MarJorle
Jones. 150 Williams Ave. q58
'37 3-DOOR Chev Sedan. Good condition
throughout, (700. 645 Bryan St., Wood
burn, Ore. q80
CLEAN '.17 DODGE 4-dr. R is H. New
tires. Ph. 3804 after 5 p.m. Q6U
FOR SALE 1 1934 Chev. 2-door, excellent
condition. Good motor and tires. A.
Dornbuach, mile north and U mile
east Kelzer school. Rt. 2, Box 26K. q57
PRIVATE OWNER. 1038 Olds coupe, 3650.
Phone 2-6785. Call after 6 p.m. q5B
FOR SALE: Good 1929 Chevrolet sedan.
Can be seen anytime at Rt. 9, Box 3.
First road east. of Krueger four cor
ners, 3rd house on the left, q6S
FOR SALE: '32 V-8. 300 cash. Inquire
1764 Market St. Private owner. q59
TRAILER HOUSE, factory built. 12 ft
Indian. Ideal for sportsman. SleeDs 4.
Heating is cook stove, sink, etc. Heavy
undercarriage. Light to tow. Spare
wheel is tire. Cheap permanent home for
2 3825 N. Cherry Ave. Ph. 2-5807. q59
'3S STUPE, good cond. 102 Park Ave. q59
MUST SELL '32 Ohev. sedan. Good cond
throughout. 607 N. 19th. Ph. 3-4045. q59
1928 CHEV. sed.i 1931 Pont, sed.; 1931
onry. pick-up. Bee at 34 Park St, be
tween Center and D Sts. q58
"SPRING BARGAINS'
CHEAP
MM BUICK COUPE pickup.
1 CHEV. 3-flr.
1934 OLDS.
1936 TERRAPLANE.
1938 FORD Deluxe 4-dr.
come in and see us.
1935 PONTIAC 3-dr.
1935 PLYMOUTH COUPE dIcIc-ud.
1837 FORD 85 4-dr., A-l cond. New radio
ana tires.
1937 PLYMOUTH COUPE, A-l.
1940 FORD COUPE, good cond.
iwii fvku a-ar., good cond.
1941 FORD 4-dr. Deluxe sedan.
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1165 So. 12th St., Salem,, Ore. q59
FOR SALE: 1941 Olds 76 sedanette ex
cellent conaiuon. Hyaro-matlc, radio,
heater, J1400.00. 3245 Knox Ave. 2
blocks N. of Center, 1 block E. of Park.
q57
TRAILER HOUSE, factory built, sleeps 4,
. lurn. 1947 license, etc. $695. Ph. 21200.
q57
1930 CHEV. pickup, 1720 Lancaster Dr"
q57
NEW 16" house trailer. Masonlte exterior!
Plywood inside. Sleeps 4. Sink, built
Ins, well lighted. Llnco axle, new Fire
stone tires. $1150. 1835 Court St. q58
HOUSE TRAILER about 7 X 14. with 16 in.
wheels is tires fair. Price 1335. Can be
seen 190 South Knox St. Monmouth. 1
blk. South of bank. qss
HUDSON. 1987 with 1940 motor, R 4pH,
clean, Hincock station, 846 N. High.
158
1935 CHEV. Sedan. Good condition, tires
and battery. Price 1450. Ttarold Jones,
160 Williams Ave. Q5g
ROUSE TRAILER. 14 ft. F.B. Sleep 3.
Newly painted outside, fully furnished,
absolutely no Junk. Price $675. Blanche
Snyder, 150 Williams Ave. a58
1W STUD. Pres. Sedan. New battery.
Mcam units, gooa iires, ciean car.
Phone 23049. Rt. 9, Box 92. q37
'38 OLDS coach, radio, heater 755.
taio Mcmew, Beauty Nook. q58
43. FORD sedan, radio and heater.
'4 HUDSON sedan, vacumotive drive,
overdrive, radio and heater.
41 CHRYS. Royal sedan. Very clean.
35 CHEV. cpe.
HOLLYWOOD MOTOR CO.
1786 FAIRGROUND ROAD q57'
BY OWNER, '37 Chev. 2-dr. Good eond.
iax a. win. .tcb. xn. lOdv. qj)8
'41 CHEV. 5 -pass, cpe., radio, spotlight,
heater, fog lights. Also '42 Ford all
pickup. 1848 Court St. See after 5
P q57
1395 GOOD CHEV. standard 2-dr., new
urea, special at elbner MOTOR CO.,
362N. High. q57
SEE IT. drive it and you will want to
ouy ror omy 11009. '12 Willys sedan
Call 3435. Q57
AUTOMOBILES
1943 ALMA Trailer house. Good cond.
Elec. brakes, ex. rubber. 1984 mate at.
q57
1037 LINCOLN Zephyr, clean, good condi
tion. Black, radio, heater, fog light, 5
tires. $850 8 to 10 a.m. and Sun. p.m.
Phone 2413. 605 So. Water St., Silverton.
Ore. Q&8
1040 DODGE convert. 5 pass. New paint
St top. Hancock Ser. Sta., 546 N. High
St. Ph. 2-1446. q57
'34 V-8. '33 Mercury mtr., cut down model
A and T rdatr. body, mechanically per
fect, See after 5. 1925 Chemeketa. q57
1041 SPEC. DeLuxe Chev. coach. Radio,
heater, A-l tires, 46,000 actual miles.
Private owned, stored at Herrall Owen's
from 8 a.m' to 4 p.m. Call 6550 eve
Price 11395 q57
CASH FOR your Car. Ph. 7437.
Q59"
'34 DODGE pickup, rack, late motor, good
condition. (350.00. 310 Madrona Ave.
q58
TRAILER HOUSE: 18 ft. Furnished. Good
tires, air brakes, licensed. Reasonable.
2 ml. south. ,4 ml. east of Aumsvllle.
Inquire at Ed Gilbert's. QS8
12TH STREET
Salem's new
USED CAR CENTER
7 BIG CAR LOTS 7
Before you buy or sell, coma
out and see us,
STEVENS USED CARS
678 S. 12th Street
12th Street Used Cars
688 South 12th Street
A. B. C. MOTORS
785 S. 12th Street
EVEHSON MOTOR CO.
795 S. 12th Street
SQUARE DEAL USED CAR?
1155 S. ,12th Street
DICKS USED CARS
1890 S. 12th Street
CHEFFING USED OARS
1898 S 12th Street q73'
'48 DODGE CUST. 4-dr Rd, htr. Call 3796.
3 to 6 eves. (2295. q59
WOODRUM'S Trailer Shop, Hubbard, Ore
Ph 2G03 Hubbard We do all kinds -f
repair work on all makes of house
trailers, also new tops put on. and
painting. q63
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates - overhauling body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why "
SHROOK MOTOR OO
Phone 8503 Salem
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
AD makes used motorcycles bought
sold repaired
SHROCK MOTOR OO.
Phone 6503 Salem
TRAILER house, 16 ft, (700. 575 Colum
bia. q59
1934 CHRYSLER C.A. 8, four door sedan
tltes like new, radio, heater, fog lights,
nice car. Must be seen to be appreciat
ed. Call before 8 p.m. 2557 Lee St, q57
1936 PLYMOUTH rumble seat coupe. Good
tires, motor, radio. Excellent perform
ante, 1130 Chemeketa. Phone 9701. q58
'35 FORD CPE. Also '41 DeSoto. Reason
able. 880 S. Com'l. q5S
1036 CHEV. Standard. Just overhauled it
new paint Job. Fair rubber. Ask for
Roy at Frank Dooiittie Center com' I.
458
SELL TODAY: '40 Studc. Commander, 6
cylinder, 4 dr. R, H Ac Od. New tires,
good cond, (1025. 633 N. Front. Ph, 6131.
q58'
39 CHEV., radio, heater, 3 new tires, good
cond. see irom 2 to 6 p.m. 1545 N. 16th
q58
BY OWNER
1948 FORD. Super Deluxe Coupe Sedan.
Very clean, good tires, heater, flee at
3365 Portland Rd.
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
5 to 40 Yaars and NO Commission!
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261 rSI
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
6th FLUOR -GUARDIAN BLDO
License No. M-159 6-154
INCOME TAX LOANS
(25 V O t'iSQ OR MORE on signature, fur.
nlture or auto. No outsiders. Friends or
employer not notified. (8.38 a mo. re
pays 1100 loan in full In 15 mo. You
get full amou- of ioan. 4 out of 5 who
bsk lor a ioan, get it. call today. Per
sonal Finance Co.. E. Galllngcr. Mgr
518 jtat- St.. Room 125. Lie. 8-122
" 165.
MONEY FOR EVERY PURPOSE
IF YOU are capable of building 10 to
iuu Douse DBiem or vicinity auring
mi ana aeea unanciai assistance.
Contact Us. We are also Interested In
financing one or two large apartment
no use units.
STATE FINANCE CO.. Lie S216M322
lB3a High St. Ph. 4121 1
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-138 and M-338
and
ROY H. SIMMONS
msURANCK AND LOANS
136 S Commercial St Tel 9168. 1
J MONEY $
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOAMS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
contracts
STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS
Llo S-218 M-222 153 S High St
FARM AND CITY LOANS
VA and t
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
ana second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO
207 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph 7162
Directory
ACCOUNTANTS
MONTHLY Bookkeeping service, including
oaiance sneet, tax returns. G. E. Crock
ett. Ph. 2-3829. p82
ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX, GEN. ACCOUNTING,
AUDITS
CAIN'S ACCOUNTING Service. Rm. 131
racmc oiag., 0I8 state St. Salem. Ore
Ph 5990. Res. 6217. o77
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 6161.
Brake is Wheel aligning specialist. o76'
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 3-5100
074'
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial itnri
domestio refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances 333 Oenter Ph. 4036
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9621. o76
AUTOMOTIVE
JUST A MILE from high prices, Delmar
auio Kenmshins. 38BB e. state St. Body
Si fender repairing, auto painting. Ph.
2-5913. Free estimates, all work guarnn
teed. 2 day service. o76
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
333 Center. Phone 7838.
CATERING
GLEASON'S Catering Service. Ph. 25379.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned,
ENSLEY. 771 5. 21st. Ph. 7176. 077
BULLDOZERS
BULLDOZING Rd. bide., land clearing,
leveling, loeging, etc., Ige. or small lobs.
George Wlrth. 340 Plymouth Dr Ph.
2.367 038
BULLDOZING Leveling, clearing teeth for
orum iTgu tiusKey. 306 Fairview Ave
Ph 23146 Salem. oBO
BRICK WORK
ROCK A BRICK work Ph. 8840. 0661
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph. 4071. 063
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM D LIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 s. Church. Phone 4711. o?4
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery
Ph 7000. 175 N. High. 362
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING button holes, hemstitch
ing buttons, buckles covered. Altera
tions. 3395 N. 4th. Phone 1900. Mrs. H.
l Aliender. o4
Feed Grains
Show Strength
Chicago, March 7 UP) Feed
grains exhibited greater strength
than wheat on the board of
trade today. Prices swung over
a wide area in all pits, but gen
erally corn and oats held above
the preceding close while wheat
was below yesterday's finish,
During the session, all defer
red deliveries of corn and all
deliveries of oats except Sep
tember reached new seasonal
highs.
Wheat closed 2 Va lower to 1 V4
higher, March S2.81-2.6Hfc.
In the cash market No. 2 red
wheat sold at $2.686, a new
27-year high.
In some parts of the United
States, lightning strikes electric
transmission lines an average of
once a year for every mile of
line.
DIRECTORY
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACn EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3068. LEE CROSS. 1260, N. 17th.
076
PETTYCREW'S Greenhouse. 200 kinds of
plants in season. 1028 S. 12th. Ph.
35909. o73
FEMRERTON'S FLOWER SHOP. 1980 S.
12tti. 082
BREITHAUPT'S for (lowers Dial 9195 0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672 0'
HAULING Farm products it bids, ma
terials Cbnstenscn lb Gilbert, 3445 N
Church Ph. 2-5021 06 4
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free del
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. o75'
LEVELING AND DOZING
SILT A GRAVEL garden sand. Leveling
is dozing. Bosley is Meyer. Ph. 3046 or
3-2160. o79
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. H. HAUSER, 925 Saginaw. P7828
81"
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. ofl2
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. o70
PAINTING
PAINTING. Call for Jack. 4001. o78
PAINTING AND decorating. Roy Hanson.
Ph. 25B38. Rt. 1, Box 408-A. 078
PAINTING SERVICE. Competent work
manship. Reasonable rates. Prone 3-4895.
071
GOOD WORK, low prices.
Phone 5313.
Chet Horn
066
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Fre
estimate. Ph 9513 857 Shipping. o63
PAINTING PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
PAPERHANGING
PAPERHANGING b decorating. Ph. 5522
073'
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H. J. Wood-
worth. Phono 3013. 082
PLOWING & DISCING
GARDEN plowing is discing, George Wll
son. Phont 58F15, 08O
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service
Larry Travlss. 1029 Highland Ave Ph.
8601. 06I
PRUNING & TREE TOPPING
PRUNING is tree topping. Ph. 7330. 068
RADIO TUBES
RAY MOORE. 3270 Portland Rd. Salem.
08O
RADIO REPAIRING
QUICK, DEPENDABLE, saves you money
RAY MOORE. 3270 Portland Rd., Salem
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL REFRIGERATION CO. Repair
sc installation, commercial St domestic
Ph. 8063. 069
SAND A GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL crushed rock. Shovel &
dragline excavating Walling Sand fe
Gravel Co Phone 8561 0
SECRETARIAL
STENOGRAPHIC service. Eves., week
ends. 8288. 086
SEPTIC TANKS
MIKE'S Cesspool it Septlo Service, mod
ern equipment, mm mm at. w. eaiem.
Ph. 9468 or 5327. o75'
KENNETH HAMEL. 1143 8th St.. W. Sa
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service, o64
SEPTIC TANK, drains cleaned. Ph. 9833,
1067 Elm. Jack Boenlng. 082
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate.
Prompt service. Ph. 5327 or 8468. oBl
SIGNS AND SHO-CABDS Eldon Scott
Ph 8635 076
SPRAYING AND PRUNING
SPRAYING AND pruning. L. W. Caudle.
Phone 7900. o72'
JANITOR SUPPLIES. .7. R. Boono Chem
ical Co., 1790 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 21493.
o63
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL' a DISTANCE Transfer, storage,
Burner oils coal, briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally. Agent Lyon Van Lines
Tor household goods to California points.
Larmer Transfer is Storage. Ph. 3131. 0
UPHOLSTERING
RECOVERING, tailored slipcovers. refln
ishlng and repairing furniture. Phone
2-4670 1340 Madison. 067
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACItT") CLEANER owners, wt
wilt service your' Hoove) cleaner com
plete or 12.50 plut- Part U required
Hogg Bros. Ph 9149 0
WEATHER STRIPPING '
FREE estimates. T, PULLMAN, Ph. 5065.
WHITTAKER'S WELDING WORKS. Ph
S600. - o83
WELL DRILLING
CHESTER J. PUGH, Rt 3, Box 288B. Ph.
a-3412, saiem. o76
J "A. SNEED A SONS Well drilling 2505
Brooks St., Salem, Phone 6809 o70
WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe, Rt. 6,
sox 575, saiem. 1 mile East of Lancaster
drive on Auburn rd. Ph. 251D8. 082
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW CLEANING, floor waxing. Com
mercial it residential Pn. 3-1342 Ha
lem Window Service o63
4.CME WINDOW CLEANERS Windows
walls A woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed waxed A polished Ph 3337 47
Court uansdoo Oulhertnoo and Mather
o
WOOD SAWING
R. B. Cross, Ph. 8178.
LODGES
Fraternal Order or Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pjn. More than
a mimon memoers.
A Pacific Lodge No; 50, A.P. &
VTSY'A.M. P. C. degree Friday,
March 7, 7 pjn. 67
A Ainsworth Lodge No. 201.
VT5V Stated meeting Tuesday,
AA March 11, 7:30 pjn. 60-
Market Quotations
Fortland Eatttlde Market
General prices ruled at today's session
of the Portland saststae rarmers wnoie
sale Produce market.
Chives were offered at 11.50 ft flat.
Portland Product Exo&ansa
Butterfat Tentative (suojeot to Imme
diate change) Premium quality maximum
Portland 86-890: first quality 85-680 ib.i
becond quality 8083c: valley routes and
coui'try points 2c less than first, or ss-Bflc.
Butter Wholesale t.o.b. bulk, 68 D
cubes, AA, 93 score, 77c: A, 92 score, 77c;
B. 90 score. 75c: C. 89 score. 73c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 42-49C; Ore
gon loaf, 42-52c; triplets. 39-SOc.
EkesTo wholesalers. A grade large
43-45c; medium. 434-44&c; small
(pullet). 414-42; B grade large, 38-43 We
42 He.
Ekci Purchases tiom termers: Current
receipts 37-40c, buyers pay 3-3 VaO dos.
below wholesale quotation on graded
basis tor best hennery eggs
Portland Dairy Market
Butter Prices to retallerv Grsde A A
carton, 82c; AA prints, 81c; A prints,
81c; A cartons, 82c; B prints, 79c; one
fourth poimd cubes. i cent higher.
Eggs Prices to retailers, AA large, 48
49c: A larze 45-47c: AA medium. 45c; A
mediums, 4 4-45c: A small, 44o dozen, Oar-
ton 3'io additional)
Cheese- -Prices to retailers Portland:
Oregon singles. 43-54c lb.; Oregon loaf,
46-56c; triplets. 42-54o.
Poultry:
Live Chickens No I Leghorn broilers
1 to 3 lbs. 25-27C lb.: fryers 3 to 3 lbs..
24-25C! 3 to 6 lbs., 27-35C lb.; roasters,
4 lbs. and over. 27-35ci Fowl Lerhorn
under 3'.i lbs., I5-17c; over 3 lbs..
I'MBc. roosters and stags 12-I5e Ib.t col
ored all weights. 27-28c
Rabbits Average to retailers 48-60B lb;
dressed print's to nroducers 43c. (ryei
live white 30-24c Ib.t colored. 17-21c ib
Vecrtnhlps:
Artichokes 4 dos. 14.75-5.00: 5 dox..
$5 60-6.00.
Asparagus Calif. No. 1, mediums, 40c
small. 25-29C lb.
Beets Calif . bunched 4 doz.. tS. 50-9.00
Broccoli S3.75-3.90, 18 bunches; $3.75
18 bunches.
Brussel Sprouts 12-2,38
Cabbaie Round nead 80 lb crate
small s2. 50-75; California crates, 13-8.75:
ret 10-15c lb.- California No. 1, 13.50-4:
kraut, 81.65-1.76.
Carrots Calif.. 6 doz., t4.7S-5.25; 60
lb. sacks, $2.25-3.65.
Cauliflower Cal.. trimmed std. crates.
$2.10-2.25. Roseburg, Ore., 12.15-2.25 a
crate, circ. buncn. 11.15-05.
Celery Heart material. 4-6 doi., 14.50
5.00. Pascal, crates, $5.50-75: std. crate,
Pascal, S5.00-S.50: sturdy crates, $5.50-6.
Cucumber California hothouse, lugs,
$9-9.50 Oregon hothouse. 4S-50c lb.
Garlic Oregon white 25-300 lb.; Calif.,
28-30C lb.
Lettuce Calif., 4 doz.. $4.75-5.00.
Onions Oregon yellows, No. 1, 3 inches
and larger, $1.65-75 iQ lb. sack: mediums
11.30-35: Calif, white globes $3.65-75.
Green Onions Calif., 10 doz. crates,
$6.35-50.
ParsleyLocal 75-8e dozen.
Peas Imperial Valley. 30 Ib hamoera.
$4.85-5; Calif, hampers, 14-15c lb.; Calif,
crates, 13-14c lb.; tubs. 28 lb., 14-4.25;
20 lb. crates. $3.50-3.75: few high as $4.15.
Peppers Mexico, 45 lb. $8.50-9; 100
so. 19-200 ib.t calif.. 45 lb.. $7-7.50; loose.
23-25 cents.
Potatoes Deschutes. No. Is, $2.00-2.95,
No. 2s 90-950 a 50 lb. sack; Wash. Run-
sets No. 1 $3-3.25; bakers $3-3.20: Red
Bliss, Florida. Texas, 13.75-4 a 60 lb.
sack; Oregon Russet no. 1, $2.90-3.10; Ida-
no RUSsetS, NO. 1, $2,95-3.15 CWt.
Radishes Calll., $6-6.50. 10 dos. eratea
Rutabai-as -SI. 15-1.25 lug
Spinach Calif., crates, 4 doz. bunches,
S2.50-2.75; Mid-Columbia, $3.35-2.40 30 b.
box.
Squash Dan Mm tugs $1-1 I81 orange
boxes $2.50-2.75; Hubbard, Marblehead,
d-jo id.; uaiu., oanana, -ac id.; cam.
Zucchini. $6-8.50 a 20 lb. lug.
Sweet Potatoes California Jersey, 20 ib.
basket, $5-5.35: Calif., Louisiana yams,
$4.50-4.75
Tomatoes Repacked. S5.50-75: Mexican.
as is, $5.00-50; repacked, $6.26-601 20 tubs,
Turnips Bunches, $1.10-25 doz. bunches,
$1 35-50 lug; Calif., bunches, $1.25-1.50.
fresh Fruiti
Apples Oregon delicious, t. it t $4-4.25
uox; cnoice S3 75-85; Ortleyn, w and i
comb, grade. S3 16-23: Newtons. f. and. f.
SI. 76-2; w and p.. (4-4 25.
Avooidti Oalltornip Feurtea. sizes 16.
JO 34. 30 $1-4.25 box; choice, $3.75-86.
Bananas' Bunched. S3 36-3.50) nut
hands, $12.00-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Dates Calif 34, 8 uz picas, 84.86-8.
Grapefruit Texas pinks, 70's and larger,
n-o.io, ou a-uD a, tt. io-o.tai ua a, st.uo
4.25 Lemons Calif., 300-360'S, $7.30-7.95:
432's, $6.00-6.35.
Limes -Ualltornla 16 tubs 0) 6 llmea
$2.76-3.00
Oraoges California navels, I76'a nd
larger, $5.75-6.20 box; smaller, S4-6.15:
200's, S5.5D-95; 252-268'S, $4.-4.7S 200-320'S,
$4-4.95.
Pears D'AnJou, $4.75-85, wrapped and
pacKea; oose. S3.Z&; aoso. loose, 13.75-$:
Yakima. S3-3 25
Persimmons Calif, lugs. IS.2S-S.50
Pineapples Cuban, 8-12's, $4.40-50.
Rhubarb Extra fancy, 12.40-50; fancy.
$2.00-10; choice $1.75-80; Sumner, Wash.,
hothouse, 15c lb.
Quince--Local 2i-3o n.
Packed Vegetables Cellophane wrapped
a dozen: Broccoli, 13 oz $1.75-1.85: spin
ach. 34 12-oz. $2.15-25; brussell sorouts.
9-nz., $2.20-35.
Garlto Clones 20 l-oi packages. $1.65-
1.76.
Dressed Meatst
Veal Heavy top quality 26ci top qual
ity light. 30-32o lb.) B. 24-36c: C. 33-24c:
cull, 18-20o Ib.
Hogs Block butchers, packer style,
126-160 lbs., 37-38c; over 213 lbs.. 36-37c;
sows, all weights, 30-35c lb.
Lambs AA. 38-40c; A. 37-36CI B. S4-36C
C, 28-30C
Mutton 10-150 Ib.. according to quality
and weight
Beef Best quality. S0-32oi B. 35-2601
O, 20-22c; canner and cutter, 18-lBoi bo
logna bulls. 25-26C.
Wool Casoara Uarkt
Cascara Bark Oreen 8-8ttei dry, 90s
Wool Valley coars and medium
grades 45a lb
Mohair 40c lb on 12-month growth
Hides Green beef.. 12c; calves. 14c lb.
Kip hides, 2lc.
Rendered Inedible Fats 12o Ib
The above prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are F.O.B shipping points
Delivered eastern price Is generally lb
cents higher than P O J plant quota
tions Chlcaro Grain
Chicago, March 7 U.R CaBh grain sales:
Wheat: Strong; 2 red 268'4. highest
since 1920.
Ccrn: Strong: 4 mixed lflfi'i: 1 vrl.
low 164'; 3 yellow 161-164': 4 yellow
155'4-161'i;: 5 yellow 146-155: aamDla
grade yellow 131i-143i ; 3 white 167.
Oats: Firm; 1 mixed 100; 1 white heavy
LEGAL
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned until
the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M. on the
13th dny of March. 1947. and Immediately
thereafter publicly opened by the Board
of Directors of the Four Corners Rural
Fire protection District of Marlon County,
Oregon, at the Four Corners Community
Hall near Salem in said county and stats,
for an Issue of general obligation bonds
of said Four Corners Rural Fire Protec
tion District, In the amount of Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000), said bonds to
be dated April, 1947, and to mature ser
ially In numerical order as follows:
$1,000 on April 1, 1948
11.000 on April 1, 1949
$1,000 on April 1, 1950
$1,000 on Aprlt' 1, 1931
$1,000 on April 1, 1953
$1,000 on April 1, 1953
$1,000 on April 1, 1954
$1,000 on April 1, 1956
$1,000 on April 1, 1956
$1,000 on April 1. 1957
Said bonds to bear interest at the rate
of not to exceed six (6) per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, principal
and Interest payable at the Ladd and
Bush Salem Branch, O. 8. National Bank
of Portland, Salem. Oregon.
Said bonds were duly authorized at an
election held on February 14, 1947.
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check In the amount of Two Hundred
Fifty Dollars r$250) The approving legal
opinion of WInfree, McCulloch, Shuler
nd Sayre will be furnished the success
ful bidder. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
S. L. SCOTT
Secretary-Treasurer Four Corners
Rural Fire Protection District,
Marlon County. Oregon. Address
Routs 6. Box 368, Salem, Oregon.
Publication dates: February 21. 1947;
February 28, 1947, March 7, 1947. j
1004-1031 1 white 99-loit 2 white heavy
99-1014;; 3 white 97.
Barley: Malting 150-190 nominal; feed
130-140 nominal.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago. March 7 (U.PJ Livestock:
Hogs 5500. Slow, some early sales 25
50o lower; later trade and bulk sales
50-75c lower on all weights and sows;
practical top 29.00, but one load sold
29.25; bulk good and choice 180-260 lbs.
26.25-28.75; good and choice 260-300 lbs.
27.75-28.50; 300-360 lbs. 27.50-28.00; most
good and choice sows 25.00-25.50.
Cattle 2000; calves 500. Slaughter cat
tle steady and choice grades absent. Me
dium and good fed steers and yearlings
30.00-25.00: a load 1200-lb. averages sold
25.00; medium and good heifers 18.50
22.25: good beef cows scarce; common and
medium cows 12.75-15.00: canners and
cutters 10.50-12.50; good weighty sausage
bulls topped at 17.25: good be?f bulls
16.50-17.00: vealers steady to 1.00 lower
at 37.00 down: receipts Included 500-7O0
head of replacement cattle direct to
dealers.
Sheep 1000. Weak to 2Sc lower on scat
tered lots and decks of wooled slaughter
lambs. Good and choice fed wooled west
ern lambs 34 00: load medium and good
wooled lambs 23.00 and 50 head common
kind were sorted out Ff common wool
skins 18.00. Other slaughter classes no
minally steady.
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore., March T fypi Wheat: No
futures quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 3-38 lb. white
66.00: barley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. 64.00: flax
seed 8.50. '
Cash wheat 'bid: Soft white 2.31: soft
white (excluding rex) 3.33; white club
2 33; western red 2.22
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.?2: 10
oercent 2.36; 11 percent 3.34; 13 per
cent 3.42.
Hard white Baart: 10 percent 3.33: 11
ppreent 3.41: 13 percent 3.47.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 5; barley
3; corn 6; mitlfeed 7.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., March 7 (UN Livestock:
Cattle salable 135: calves 35. Market
less active; early sales steady at week's
advance, but few lots unsold; two loads
experimentally fed steers unsold: heifers
scarce: odd good grades up to 20.50:
nauner and cuttct cows largely 10.00
13.00: fat. dairy-type cows to 14.00: hea
vy Holstelns to 15.50: good beef cows to
16.00; medium to good sausaxe bulls
14.25-15.50; common to medium calves
14.00-20.00: choice vcalers quotable to
25.00 or above.
Hogs salable none. Market not tested:
good to choice 180-250 lbs. quoted 29.00:
good sows 33.30-25.00: good to choice
teeder pigs 26 00-36.50 or above.
Sheep salable none. Market nominal,
good to choice wooled lambs salable
around 31.50-22.00 or above; good to
choice ewes quotable 8.50-9.00.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
New Tork eY -Closing quotations to
Allied Chem Dye
American Oan
Am Power ii Llghl
Amer Tel Ac Tel .....
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Bendlx ' aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Alrcrart
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
J I Case
Chrysler Oorp
Commonwealth 6k Sout
Consolidated Bdlsor
Consolidated Vultee
,. 95
. 15
,.187i
. 39H
. flfl
. 33'
. 90
. 31
. 28Tfc
. 12
. 35
. 97 '
. 3'i
. 27 T4,
. 16
Continental Insurance 51
Crown ZellerDach 31
Curtlaa Wright 5
D iglaa Aircraft 68
Dupont de Nemouri 182
General Blectrlo 36
General Foods 41
General Motor? 59Ai
Goodyear Tire 57
Great Northern pfd 43
International Harvester gOH
Int Paper pfd
Johns Mnnvllle 131
Kennecott 45'u
Long Bell A 18?;
Maytag 11
Miami ; Copper 18 '4
Montgomery War 58 !i
Nash KelvlnatOr mi
National Dairy 31 4
N V Oentral 18
North Am Oo SB's
Northern Paclflo 19 k
Pao Amer Fish
Paciflo Oas Blleo 41
Pacific TAT 108
Pan American Wk
Penney J O 43 ,i
Radio Corp B'i
Rayonier 22
Payonler Pfd
Reynolds Uetals 32
Richfield 15
Safeway 33'i
Sears Roebuck ,.., 36',i
ainolair Oil 15U
Southern Paclflo 41
Standard Brands 34
Standard Oil Calif 5274
Stewart Warner 17
Studebaker 21 T4
Sun Mining 12
Union OU 21
Union Paclflo 125 V
United Airlines 22
United Aircraft 17
United States Steal 72
Warner rirothers 15
West Elec Mfl OO 26
Woolworth SO
Markets Briefed
(By the United Press)
Stocks lower in active trad
ing. Bonds lower; U.S. govern
ments did not trade.
Curb stocks lower.
Silver unchanged in New
York at 86 Vi cents a fine ounce.
Wheat futures closed up 7a
cents to off 2 cents.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
CHURCH STREET FROM PINE STREET
TO HICKORY STREET
Notice is hereby given that the common
council of the city of Salem, Oregon,
deems It necessary and expedient and
hereby declares Its purpose and Intention
to improve Church street from the south
line of Pine street to the south line of
Hickory street at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property, except
the street and alley Intersection the ex
pense of which will be assumed by the
city of Salem, by bringing said portion
oi aairJ street to tne estaousnea trade,
constructing cement concrete curbs, and
paving said portion of said street with a
6-lnch Portland cement concrete pave
ment twenty-four feet wide, in accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for which were adopted by the common
council February 19, 1947, which are now
on file In 'ha office ol the city recorder
and which heraby are made a part of
this notice.
The common council hereby declares
its purpose and Intention of making the
above described Improvement by and
through the street Improvement depart
ment. By order of the common council Feb
ruary IB. 1947.
ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof is Feb
ruary 28. 1947. 69
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WHEN
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Fistula
Hemorrhoids
Prolapse
Itching
and other Rectal
disorders are
corrected.
No Hospitalization
Quick Relief
Dr. R. Reynoldi Clinic
Naturo-Proctologist
218 N. Liberty St.
Salem, Oregon
J
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Mar. 7, 1947 IS
Stocks Slump
llo 8 Points
New York, March 7 W The
stock market today suffered its
sharpest drop in better than
three months with a late selling
wave putting the high speed
ticker tape behind and throwing
a wide assortment of leaders for
losses of 1 to more than 8
points.
Slipping inclinations were dis
played by the majority of pivot
als from the start but pressure
was lacking until the final half
hour when a flood of offerings
deluged the floor of the ex
change and, for a brief interval,
put the recording machinery
two minutes late. Dealings then
tapered and extreme setbacks
were shaded here and there at
the close. Transfers ran to
around 1,300,000 shares, one of
the largest volumes of the past
month.
American Telephone and
Pennsylvania railroad touched
now lows for the year. In the
sliding division were Great
Northern, Santa Fe, Chryslev
General Motors, U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, Goodrich, U. S. Rub
ber, Montgomery Ward, Inter
national Harvester, Western
Union "A," Anaconda, Kenne
cott. American Smelting, du
Pont, Dow Chemical, and U. S.
Gypsum.
Drink Bill Referred
The house alcoholic control
committee today amended the
liquor-by-thedrink bill to refer
it to a vote of the people and
provide for county option. The
measure would permit sale of
.hard liquor by the glass in clubs,
restaurants and hotels.
Salem Markets
Completed from reporta ot Salem
dealers tor the guidance ot Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prleaa
Rabbit Feeds Pellets, 13.95 cwt.
Egg Mash (4.40 cwt.
Dairy Feed S3 6b cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 26c
Ib.i No. 2, 24oi Colored fryers. No. 1, 30c
Ib
Bess
Buyers' Prices White and Brown extra
large grade A 40ci med. 37c: standards
36c dozen; pullets. 30c; crax, 30c.
Wholesale Price Large, 44o dozen, med
ButterWholesale A, 81c.
Rctnil Grade A, 86c.
Butterfat Premium, 17c; No. 1, 66c;
No. 2, 83o.
Births, Deoths
Births
atbb To Mr. and Mrs. OlByton O.
Olbb, route 8, a son Edward Alan, Mar. 2.
Fearheller To Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Fearheller. route 1, Lyons, a son, William
Edward, Jr., Jan. 13.
Mattlson To Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
Mattlaon, 1635 Cross, a daughter, Bharen
Mae, Jan. 16
Such To Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Such, 403
North 20th, a daughter, jacfiuenne uarui,
Feb. 8.
Bspey To Mr. and Mrs. Albert N.
Bspey. 2455 South High, a daughter, Bar
bara Ann, Feb. 6.
Qulnter To Mr. and Mrs. Benedict J.
Benedict, fltayton, a daughter, Theresa,
Feb. 8.
McCall To Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Mc
Oall, Stayton, a son, Jack Cavineas, Jr.,
Fob. 11.
Stravens To Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Btravens. route 1, Amity, a son, Thomas
Joseph, Feb. 12.
Huddlcslon To Mr, and Mrs. Lonnle
J Huddleston, route 2, Turner, a daugh
ter, Bonnie Lou, Feb la.
Blelemeter To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Blelemeier, Mt. Angel, a son, Nlckalos
Qeorge, Feb. 34.
Chnnman To Mr. and Mrs. Richard R.
Chapman. Turner, a daughter, Patricia
Louise, Feb. 21.
Laccy To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Lacey,
route 1, Aumsvllle, a daughter, Betty Jo,
Feb. 26.
Arnold To Mr. and Mrs. George Ar
nold, 111 Hi Second St., West Salem, a
daughter, Norma Jean, Feb. 28.
Prince To Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.
Prince, 241D South Commercial, a son,
Oregg, Feb. 37.
Lyons To Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lyons,
1855 North Winter, a daughter, Judith
Jane, Feb 1.
Sullivan To Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Sullivan, 1847 South 12th, a daughter,
Nancy Jane, Feb 11.
strlckfaden To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
J. Strlckfaden, 1590 Norway, a son, Terry
Leigh, Feb. 9.
Barnett To Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Barnett, 435 Locust Bt., a son, David
Wayne. Feb. 27.
Palma To Mr. and Mrs. Moses M.
Palma, route 1, Brooks, a son, Relnaldo
Marcos, Mar. 1.
Duman To Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Duman, route 1, Sclo, a son, Gerald Hen
ry, Mar, 1.
Owens To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Owens, route 1, Dayton, a daughter, San
dra Marietta, Mar, 3.
Wclzel To Mr. and Mrs. Loy E. Weliel,
Independence, a son, Steven Loy, Mar. 2.
Stnuffer To Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.
Stauffer, Hubbard, a son, Charles Robert,
Mar. 3.
Silverton To Mr. and Mrs. Victor A.
Martin, a son, March 4, and to Mr and
Mrs. Charles Cornwell of Woodburn, a
daughter, March 6, at Silverton hospital.
Woodburn To Mr and Mrs. Waldo
Glbbens of Ocean Lake, a daughter at
the Salrm Deaconess hospital March 3.
First child. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Glbbens and Mrs, Edna Lytle,
all of Woodburn
Woodburn To Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
B Cornwell of Woodburn, a 7 pound b
ounce daughter, March 6 at the Silver
ton hospital The little girl has three
listers and one brother. Grandparents
are the J. Melvin Rlngos and the John
Cornwell of Woodburn.
Woodburn To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Len
ners or Woodburn. a daughter, Margaret
Ann, Feb. 21 at the Salem General hos
pital. Deaths
Cherlee M. Dake
Charles M. Dake at his home at Prine
vllle, March 4. Survived by his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Dake of Turner
and two daughters, Barbara Dake of
Prinevllle and Imogene Dake of Burns.
Wanted: Walnut Meats
Pieces and
Willamette
30S 8outh Cottage Street
Salem,
Services will be held Saturday, March 6,
At 10 a.m. at the Clough-Barrlck cha
pel with Rev, Dudley Strain officiating.
Interment In the Odd Fellows cemetery
at Turner.
Burt B. Flark
Burt B. Flack, at his residence at
1066 Cascade Drive, March 6. Surviving
are his wlfs, Mrs. Louisa Flack, and a
sister, Miss Nellie Flack of Milwaukee,
Wise. Services wilt be held Saturday,
March 8. at 3 p.m. at the Clough-Barrlck
chapel with Rev. Seth Huntington
officiating. P'ease omit flowers.
Masy E. (Auntie) Brooks
In this city Thursday. March 8, t
the age of 87 years, Mazy E. (Auntie)
Brooks, late resident of 1320 North Com
mercial street Services wilt be held
Monday. March 10. at 1:30 p.m. at th
W. T. Rlgdon chapel with interment in
the IOOF cemetery. Rev. Dudley Strain
will officiate.
Adella M. Gilliam
Adella M. Gilliam, late resident of 77
South 13th street, at a local hospital,
March 6. Survived by a daughter, VeJna
Gilliam of Salem; a son, Denztl Gilliam
of Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Dav
enport and Maude Brunotte of Portland:
two brothers, Charles Moyer of Salem
nnd William Moyer of Hoquiam. Wash.;
and a grandson, William E. Gilliam. An
nouneemrnt or services later by Clough
Barrlck company.
Obituary
Joseph H. Brewer
Stayton Joseph H. Brewer, 64, wha
had a drug store at the corner of Third
and Water streets in Stayton for many
years, but more recently was owner of
a store in Tillamook, passed away In his
sleep in that city Wednesday. February
26. Funeral services were conducted Sat
urday, March 1 at 2 p.m. and burial
was in a cemetery in Tillamook. He wa
born March 20, 1683 at Jackson, Nebr.,
son of the late Dr. J. H. Brewer of Sa
lem and Mrs Alfina Gotl of Stayton who
also is deceased. Brewer came to Oregon
In 1890 and passed the state pharmacy
board at the aae of 18. He was engaged
In the business 40 years. He is survived
by his widow. Pearl Brewer: son, Robert
Keith Brewer: three grandchildren, Nan
cy Kay, Peggy Ann, and Robert Keith, Jr.i
sister, Mrs. Mary Tate of Stayton; ne
phew, Melford Alien of Eugene. His bro
thers. Dr. C. H. Brewer and George H.
M. Brewer, preceded hlro in death soma
10 years ago
Adah Leone Shrecve
Dallas Funeral services for Mrs. Adah
Leone Shreeve, 49, wire or Varnum C.
Shreeve of Dallas, will be held Friday
afternoon at 2 p.m from the Christian
church with vault entombment follow
ing in the Mount Crest Abbey mausoleum,
Salem. Mrs. Shreeve was stricken with
paralysis last Thursday evening in her
home and remained in a coma until her
death Tuesday night. She was born in
Dallas March 4. 1808, the daughter ot
Henry 0. and Ella N. Campbell. She at
tended Dallas schools and graduated front
Dallas high school. On November 29, 1922,
she was married to Mr. Shreeve. She waA
an active member of the Dallas Christian
church and was a member and past wor
thy matron of Naomi chapter No. 22, Or
der of Eastern Star. She was also a mem
ber of the Dallas Daughters of the Nils
club and of the Portland temple of that
organization. Mrs. Shreeve Is survived by
the husband, one son, Kenneth, 13, an
uncle. Dr. Ralph Hill of Portland, and
an aunt, M rs. Minnie Morris Fox ot
Portland.
Augusta May Berry
Dallas Mrs. AuauMa May Berry, 66,
wile of Ocorge W. Berry of Dallas, died
early Wednsday morning In the Dallas
hospital. Funeral services will be held ab
3 p.m. Saturday at the Henkle and Boll
man chapel with Fred Towne, pastor of
the Christian church, officiating. Inter
ment will be In the Salt Creek cemetery,
Mrs. Berry was born on May 1, 1880, In
the Salt Creek community, the daugh
ter of Charles and Florence Dodson Web
ster. She was married to Mr, Berry In
Eugene In September, 1940. They resided
at Delake for a time but came to Dal
las four years ago, Mrs. Berry was a
member of the Rebekah lodge and of the
Evangelical church. Surviving are the)
husband, one son, Vernon F. Lamm of
Dallas, a brother, F. L. Webster of Al
bany and one granddaughter. A nephew,
Charles Dake ot Prinevllle, died Tuesday
night.
Nellie Clirlsllnn Anundson
Silverton Funeral services were held
from the Memorial chapel of the Ekman
Funeral home Thursday afternoon for
former local resident, Miss Nellie Chris
tina Anundson, 60, graduate nurse, and
member of the overseas nursing workers
during the first World War. Miss Anund
son died March 3 In a Woodland hos
pital following a short Illness. She cam
to Silverton 47 years ago with her fam
ily. Attended local schools, graduated
from nursing school, finishing at Sellwood
hospital. Portland following her pro
fession until the time of the last illness,
working in Portland, Seattle and different
southern California cities.
Her parents were the ate Mr. and
Mrs. Tolles Anundson of Silverton. Sis
ters and brothers surviving are Mrs.
Mabel Morley, Salem: Mrs. Lulu Cason
Blaine, Ore.; Mrs. Edna Turner, Port
land; Henry, silverton: Ray. Robins.
Calif., and Thomas, Sacramento. AH wera
prestnt ror ner lunerai services. Final
rites. Valley View, Rev. 8. L. Almlie, of
ficiating. John C. Zlmbrkk
Lebanon Funeral services for John O.
Zlmbrlck, 65, prominent business man
and past city councilman and mayor,
were held at tho Howe-Huston chapel
Friday. Rv. LeRoy Crosby of the Spring
field Baptist church conducted the rites
and Rev. Holly Jarvls of Lebanon sang.
Interment was In the IOOF cemetery.
Born Oct. 16, 1891 In Park Rapids, Minn.,
he came to Lebanon 38 years ago, es
tablishing a real estate business In which
ha was actively engaged when taken by
a hfart attack on March 5. Surviving
are his widow Boda, and son. Jack of
Lebanon: daughter, Mrs. Ruth Miller,
Oakland, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Ellen La
Forge, Lebanon, Mr. Laura Emmond,
Eugene, Mrs.' Freda Amcl), Beaverton;
brothers, Matt of Wlllamlna and Archie
and Frank of Beaverlon.
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