FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
BfttCK, uied, cleaned. Phone 63. n80
ON AND extension cords.
Y EATER APfUAMJI UU.
255 N. Liberty
9S'
ULTRA VIOLET (sun) lamps. Infra-red
(heat) lamps and heating pad.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n06
PANSY plants. Bit N. lgttt. n91
80, 40, SO and 66 sal. water hater lor
for Immediate delivery.
YEATER APPUANOE CO.
255 N. Liberty n96
PRESSURE COOKERS, sauce pan type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty . n95
BESTAtJRANT GRILL, automatic, elec
tric, 24 Inches square.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty DBS'
ELECTRIC ROOM heaters. All types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
238 N. Liberty n95'
TOASTERS, 2 slice, 13.10. 4 slice, 13.85,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
356 N. Liberty n9b
ELECTRIC FANS, kitchen and Industrial
exhaust, desk models.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
258 N. Liberty flOB
WASHING MACHINES that fit on your
laundry trnys, full size.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. '
255 N. Liberty n96
ELECTRIC AND mechanical door chimes
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty n95
LOOM WIRE, 12-2 and 14-2.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
FRUIT JUICERS and can openers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
239 N. Liberty n9S'
SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented.
Cash paid for machines, regardless of
condition. Ph. 7871 or write w, Daven
port. 1930 North 16th. Work: Guar. oflO
IRONING BOARDS, metal and wooden
fa da As covers.
J YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
iass N. Llb-rty d9S
PliESSURE COOKERS, 16 quart.
J YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
,. ' 235 N. Liberty
nQ6'
FOR YOUR cabin at the coast, a radio
that assures gooa reception, rns Tro
pic Master."
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
239 N. Liberty n96'
PLASTI-KOTE paint, the cellophane fin
lsh for floors, furniture, automobiles,
on wood, metal, concrett and lino
leum. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty B95
VACUUM CLEANERS t Westinghouae, Uni
versal and Royal.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. HBO"
FARMERS. ATTENTION: Portable Clean
Easy mils Inn machine.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. &901
OIL CIRCULATORS: Super Flame, me
dium size.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. nBO'
PALLETONE, ONE coat, washable oil
paint for walls, ceilings and wallpaper
dries In one hour.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty n95a
LAWN CART all metal, rubber tread,
lawn and garden tools.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
N. Liberty n95
FISHING 4ACKLE boxes.
YEATEK. APFLIAfVCB CO.
255 N. Liberty
DOS'
TRANSPARENT PLASTI-Kote for drain-
boards, floors and furniture.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N: Liberty n95'
BITTER CHURNS. Electric.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
- 255 N. Liberty
nSS'
ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, mantle
and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty B961
PIN-UP AND table lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty
- n95'
CANVAS PAINT to make awnings, bug
gies and lawn furniture look like new
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n95
COMMERCIAL RANGES. 4 burner and 2
I burner with half grill,
f YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
-'sSSS N. Liberty nM'
FARMERS, ATTENTION: Westlnshouse
auto, electric milk cooler.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 North Liberty. n90'
WHEEL CHAIRS and Hospital Beds. Buy
or sell, rni or trade. Max Buren, 745
Court St., Salem. Ph. 7775, nB9
FERTILIZER, II sack; $5 per yard, 6 yds.
$25. Dial O, call 68F22. Phillips Bros..
Rt, 6, Box 118, Salem. D87
PHILLIPS BROS., cedar posts, corner
posts, wood, hop poles, bean stakes.
ensues, leriutzer ana special timoer or
ders. Rt. 6. Box 118. Dial O. oaU 68F33
089
FULLER brushes. 1745 Grant. Ph. 8357
ns8
NOW AVAILABLE: Concrete drain tile
building blocks, sewer, culvert, lrrl
gatlon At well pipe Fresh regular Keene
cement, white sand, reinforcing steel,
mesh sash, expansion Joints. OREGON
GRAVEL CO., 1405 N. Front. Ft). 3417,
nU
ELECTRIC range burners now available
for all makes of ranges. High speed
Calrod type, solid top and replacement
colls. For service or parts call 4311.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty. ' n88'
NAVAJO RUGS & saddle blankets 175
South High. Ph 6088 n76'
GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock
Shovel At drag-line excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Pb 1541
C. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines.
Parts ' r all makes. Pinking shears
ground. Ph. 5765. 1940 N. 18th. nl03
HEAT YOUR home electrically It's coo
venlent. clean economical Set us fo:
tree estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE OO
353 N Liberty n"
WE BUY At sell furniture tools, stoves
dishes motors radios, electric appli
ances household goods tCLIQUAN'S
985 N Commercial Phone 9885 n
SIDEARM WATER heaters, automatic,
electric, fasten to your present tank.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
i - Nj Ltb.-r..7 "J5 '
tMV, YOUR clocks to the Clock Dr lffd
5otith 14th. nao
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
USED OLD STYLE Maytag. Will pay high
est cash price. Phone 26927. na80
GASOLINE motor, l'i h.p. or larger.
Ph. 5313. 1235 S. 19th, Apt. 4. na!9
WANTED: JFWELER'S lathe. Writ
Aim. Rt. 3 Bx. 37AB. na81
WANT 1: Set of good used golf clubs
Call 24686. na78
S LOGGING TRUCKS. 14 Mile Lane High-
way. Ph. 9207, Apt. No. 1, only after
0 p.m. na78
WANTED: Burlap and cotton bags, all
kinds. Willis Kelley. Ph. 23156. na94'
USED FURNITURE Phone 81BS
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 134.
P276
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone except myself.
A. C. Chsplln. 319 N. Com'l., or 1930
Hazel Ave. Salem, Ore., after April
1. 1947. P80
CHILDLESS COUPLE wish to adopt In.
fant or small child. Write Box 192
Waldport, Oregon or telephone 21368 in
Salem for details. p62
READING, know the truth. 2361 State.
pSO
AUTOMOBILES
46 INTERNATIONAL pickup, excellent
cona., slew or 500 and good 40 or '41
"tun. tau sue. c,
PONTIAC 2-door sedan, good tires,
heater, looks and runs good. 1300. Ph.
3869. See at 1180 Jefferson. q80
FOR SALE or trade for '41 or '42 car, Mfl
Ford, super deluxe, 2-door. 657 No. 20.
. q78
MM TERRAPLANE. 1350. 430 80. 20th
q80
"M NASH, clean, good-rubber." A iamtlr
AUTOMOBILES
'40 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Deluxe Sdn. Good
cond. R. At H. 61033. Ph. BB03. qBO
1041 DODGE dump truck, 4 yd. box, 2-
speed axle. Good tires. Truck in good
cond. Phone 31058. 480
41 FORD two door. Sell or trade. 1830
Monroe. Q7
1038 PLY. t pass. Recond., new tires At
5 p.m. QflO
1031 HAH LEY DAVIDSON, Just overhauled.
good cond., good ruooer. iiou. l. a.
Jenness, 1505 Alder Ave., N. Aluminum
plant. Phone 34225! q80
REO COUPE, uood engine, rubber, new
battery, siw. liio uross at. qu
1031 DURANT Sedan, good transporta
tion. Phone 36793. QBO
36 FORD Tudor Sedan with '46 motor,
new paint, new tires. See B. W. Branch,
at DoolHtle Service Station. Center At
Com'l., any time after 4 p.m. q80
FOR SALE: Trailer house, furnished. 1430.
Phone 33283 evenings. qso
3ft DODGE Coupe, 1300. Runs O.K. Good
rubber. After 6:00. 3210 Hanel. q80
'37 MASTER Deluxe Tudor Chev., heater,
good cond. Ph. 8442B, Stayton. Rice's
Chevron Station, q83
11)46 4 -DOOR Spec, Deluxe Plymouth Se
dan. Call alter 4:30 at 181 Ben aw St.,
West Salem. Dealers need not call.
q80
FOR SALE 1941 International ton
pickup K-2) overload springs, 4 speed
transmission, A-l condition. See to ap
preciate at Hayesvllle Market, 6 miles
North on 99E. Inquire at trailer house.
q7B
FOR SALE: Model T pickup with Ruxal
rear end. (75, Good 2 wheel trailer. 135.
424 Evergreen Ave. q79
1041 BUICK sedanette, radio, heater,
new tires, excellent coua. n. worn i
St. 79
LOOK THESE CARS OVER
ANY OF the cars listed will make you
good transportation. Come in Ac select
the car you want. We will make you a
real deal, giving monthly terms to suit
your income.
loan DESOTO sedan.
1931 MODEL A Ford 4 dr. sedan.
1920 MODEL A Ford 2 dr. sedan.
11W7 CHRYSLER Flat bed.
1031 MODEL A Ford 2 dr. sedan.
See your Kaiser Frazer Dealer,
TEAGOE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty St. Ph. 7001 nfll-
1037 CHEV. panel, new paint. Good cond.
$600. 771 SO. 21st. Ph. 7176. 0.78
37 CHEV. Master deluxe (595.
41 CHEV. ,4 dr. sedan deluxe 11125.
39 FORD 4 dr. deluxe sedan 835.
GMC H ton pickup I55D.
ONE TRUCK van 8x12, good cond. Open
eves. At Sundays. Hamm's Garage, Dal
las Highway Ph. 8466. q7B"
WANTED TO buy, 1936 to 1942 Interna
tional or Dodge truck, m to 3 ton,
platform type, long wheel base, must
have 2 speed axle or Brownie, must
be In good cond. Would consider other
makes, spot cash, call at 2405 s,
Com'l. or Ph. 26908 Salem. q81
12 FT. V-bottom boat, 10 ft. folding
boat, factory built At 9 '4 ft. walk-in
Sportsman trailer. Sleeps 2, turn. 1018
7th St., W. Salem. q78
LEAVING STATE. '34 Chev. Make offer.
1397 N. Commercial or 260 Hood St
Apt. 2. q78
'36 FORD Tudor, excel, cond., .good rub
ber. 2407 State. q78
FOR SALE: 1940 tt-ton Dodge pickup,
good cond. 3715 S. Com'l. Ph. 26180.
q78
SMALL F.B. trailer house, 1550.00. Sleeps
4, furn. 3835 N. Cherry Ave. q78
NEW SHIPMENT of Kaiser-Fraser auto
mobiles. Immediate delivery. First come
first served. No trade-in needed. Also a
lot of good used cars priced for quick
sale.
BRADLEY BROS.
2nd and Lewis SUverton, Ore. q80
TWO TRUCKS, '40 8tudebaker, '41 O.u'c.
tandem drives with or without lumber
rolls. Monmouth Ph. 6493. q79
'41 CHEV. super deluxe. Orig. finish, ra
dio, heater, etc. Good tires. 870 N. Win
ter. q79
WANTED
YOUR CAR foi cash. Will pay mora for
late clean models. Bee us now.
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1155 &. 12th St. q9T
FOR SALE: 1940 DeSoto sedan. New mo
tor, 500 ml. Phone 6139. q84
1937 FORD Coupe. Good mechanical cond.
6 tires. Inquire Rlckreall Store. q79
AUTO PAINTING. PH. 4010
WILLAMETTE MOTOR CO., 735 N. COM'L
0.86
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Pree estimates overhauling oodj
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why."
SHROCK MOTOR OO.
Phone 8501 flalem
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
AO makes used motorcycles bought
sold repaired
SHROCK MOTOR OO.
Phont 8502 - Salem
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans.
city or farm properties; loans made as
small as 1300. Bee us about refinanc
ing your present contract or mortgage.
A r PROVED CITY LOANS 4
G.I. LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION, 4
LEO N. CHILDS, INC.
REALTORS
344 State St. Phone 9261. r80'
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sale first mortgages on
Improved real estate, Salem and vicin
ity, amounts S500 to $5000, NET In
vestors 5 pet. Interest. Make your own
selection. Collections of all principal
mm interest payments maae by ui
without charge to the Investors.
STATE FINANCE CO., 163 B. High St.
I MONEY t
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
Wt Buy Real Estate Uortgues and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS
Lie S-216 M-222 153 8 High St r
AUTO LOAN8
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
6th FLOOR GUARDIAN m.nn
weens No M-159 8-164 r
MONEY POTJ arVTTBV nnn nnn
F Vou are capable of building 10 to
uuuaci. emicro or vicinity during
1047 and oeed financial assistance
Contact Us. We are also Interested in
financing one or two large apartment
house units.
STATE FINANCE CO. Lie 8216U222
ioj ts. mgn et Ph. 4121 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP,
uUAno
6-131 and U-S36
and
ROY R SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
136 8 Commercial Bt Tel 9168 r
FARM AND CITY LOANS
i and 6
'OUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages
307 Pioneer Trust Bid. Ph 7163 f
Directory
ACCOUNTANTS
MONTHLY Bookkeeping service, including
oaiance sneci, tax returns, a. s crock
ett Ph 3-2839. 002
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR, Ph. 2-5100.
oioo
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestio refrigeration service Ralph
Johnson Appliances S33 Center Ph 4036
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9631. O1021
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANER, 376 8. Com'l. Ph. 6161
Brake At Wheel aligning specialist,
o!01
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Pbona 7131
Hltht, 34411. 131 Cental.
DIRECTORY
BULLDOZERS
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Virgil Huskey. 305 Fair view Ave.
Phone 23146 Salem. 066
GLEASON'S Catering Service. Ph. 35379.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned.
ENSLEY, 771 H. Silt St. fn. 7170. OIUJ-
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph 4071. 083
CONTRACTING
GENERAL C E M E N T CONTRACTING.
Harry Hill. Ph. 7641. ol00
DECORATING
DECORATING At general repair. Ph. 5523.
OX03"
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. oioo-
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery.
Ph. 7000. 175 N. High. 088
DIGGING A LEVELING
DIGGING, Basements, Ditches, Leveling,
fill uiri. feco, paciiio Excavating com
pany, Salem Oregon. Phona 3456 or
1793. Afi9
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, button holes, hemstitch
ing, buttons At buckles covered, altera
tions. 2395 N. 4th. Phone 3900. o93
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH, MOTH EXTERMINATOR
service. Ph. 3050. Lee Cross. 1260 N. 17th
ol 03
BREITUAUPT'S for flowers. Dial 9105 o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672. o
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED; Furniture to Blue and repair.
Lee Bros., 4020 E.' State. Ph. 21233.
0153
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free del.
1717 Center St. Phone 5305. olOl
HOUSEFAINT1NG
C. HORN. Good work. Free estimates.
Ph. 5313. 1235 S. 10th. o96
LANDSCAPING
LAWNS, planting, landscape plans. Ar
bor Landscape Service. Phone 7665. olOO
LEVELING A DOZING
JOHNSON St BRIGGS. Grading Bis. Si
Roads. Phone 8035 Salem. 097
SILT & GRAVEL garden sand. Leveling
At dozing. Bosley At Meyer. Ph. 3046 or
- 2-3160. 079
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. H. HA USER, 025 Saginaw. P7828
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069.
SALEM MOVING ft Delivery Service.
Phone 7665. Insured Carrier. 098
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar, Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. o96'
OIL CIRCULATORS
OIL CIRCULATORS. 24 hr. service. Parts
available. Phone 6072. 098
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free
estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. o89
PAINTING. Call for Jack. 4001.
PAINTING AND decorating. Roy Hanson.
Ph. 25838. Rt. 1, BOX 406-A. o78
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
PAfERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H. J. Wood
worth. Phone 3016. o82
PLOWING At DISCING
GARDEN plowing At discing. George Wil
son. Phont 68F1S. o80
PLOWING AND DISCING
gXr DENPLOWING an d discing in N .
Salem or Kelser. Ph, 22160. olOO
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travlss. 1039 Highland Ave. Ph.
8601. 087
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads.
envelopes, business cards, office forms,
briefs, small booklets. Quick delivery.
Johnson Printing Co. In basement at
lea s. Liberty St. olOl
RADIO TUBES
RAY MOORE. 3370 Portland Rd. Salem
RADIO REPAIRING
QUICK, DEPENDABLE, saves you money
kax muuku mo Portland Rd.. Salem
oflO
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SILT and gravel. Bosley At Mey
er. PH. 3048 or 32160.
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel At
draslln excavating Walling Band &
Gravel Oo Phone 8561 o
f-EPTIC TANKS
MIKE'S Cesspool At Septic Service, mod
ern equipment 1079 Elm St., W. Salem,
Ph. 9468 or 5337. olOl'
K P. HAMEL. Septic Tanks Cleaned
1143 8th St. W Salem. Ph. 7404. o90
SEPTIC TANK drains cleaned Ph. 9633
1087 Elm Jack Boenlng. o82
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Prompi service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. o81'
SPRAYING
SPRAYING. L. W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. olOO
LUAirLtit spray service. Trees At weeds
Modern equipment. Aerosol generator
Conrentronal sprayer. Philip W. Bielke
Phone 21208. o97
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL At DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coal, briquets Trucks in
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Lines
for household goods to California points
Larmer Transfer At Storage Ph 3131 o
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER ACUrM" CLEANER owners, tri
will service your Hoove i cleaner com
pleto for S3. 60 piut paru U required
Hogg Bros. Ph 9149 0
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates, T. PULLMAN Ph 5985
WIIITTAKER'8 WELDING WORKS Ph
5600 qS2
WELL DRILLING
I J. A. SNEED A SONS. Well drilling 2505
omuim ot oaiem. r none 6H09. 0127
CLEMENT BROS,, we il d ruTe r t. Rt" i
Gervals. Ore Ph. 3-4376. oflB
WELL DRTLLING. m7dT EnloeT"ntr9,
qua itt. mourn KQ, fa. 26186. o83
WINDOW CLEANING
ACME WINDOW" CLE A MRS Windows
wwawora cieanan rioors 4ieaa
ed. waxed it polished Ph 3337 ui
Court -anidoc OulherUon and Matner
WINDOW cleaning house cleaning, floor
waxing. Salem Window Service. Ph.
31343. out
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVTCB
WOOD SAWING
R. B. Cross. Ph. 817T
LODGES
I. O. O. P. meets every
Wednesday night. In-
itntarv HfcrreA Vlcltiipe
welcome. Dance.
PraternaJ Order or Eagles meet
every Tuesday at 8 pjn More than
s million members
A Salwi Lodge No. 4, AJ. &
ygVA.M. Wed., April 2. Dinner.
'y3;30 p.m. (65cj. Lodge 7:30
p.m. 79
From 1936 through 1945,
American railroads set a record
of one passenger fatality in rail
road accidents for every 733
million passenger mi lei of service.
Market Quotations
Portland Eaitslde Market
No. 1 heads In new crates of caunuower
were offered at $1.65 at today's session
of the Portland Eastslde Farmers' Whole
sale Produce market; No. 3 stock sold
down to 50c a crate.
Spinach was quoted at 75c a crate wtln
some selling at 60-65C
Radishes were oiterea at 7Q-B&C a ooien
bunches.
Portland Produce Esrnan
BHtterfat Tentative isuoiecl to Imme
diate change) Premium quality maximum
Portland 75-76c: first quality 70-80c lb.;
second quality 75-76c; valley routes and
country points 3o less than first, or 77-
78c.
Butter Wholesale f.ob bulk, 68 lb
cubes, AA, 93 score, 66-67c; A, 92 score,
70-71c; B, 90 score, 65-66c; C, 99 score,
66c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 42-49c; Ore
gon loaf, 42-53c; triplets. 39-50Vie.
Etc To wnDiesaiera: A sraaa large
46U-47ttc; medium. 43-44c; small.
(pullet) 41tt-42!o; B grade large 40A-
4214C.
Eiks Purchases nom tanners; current
receipts 37-41c, buyers pay 3-3 ic doz.
below wnoiesaie quotations on grauea
basis for best hennery eggs
'ortland Dairy Markev
Butter Prices to retailers; Grade' AA
carton, 71c; AA prints. 70c; A prints.
70c; A cartons 7lc; B prints, 69c; one
fourth pound cubes, cent higher.
Eggs Prices to retailers. AA large, 2-
53c: A large, 49-50C! AA medium, 48c: A
mediums, 45-4fic; A small, 42c dozen; car
con 24o additional)
Cheese- -Prices to retailers Portland:
Oregon singles, 43-54c lb.; Oregon loaf.
46-S6c; triplets. 42tt-34e.
Poultry i
Lira Chickens No I Leghorn broilers
1 to 3 lbs. 27c lb.; fryers 3 to 8 lbs..
24-25c: 3 to 6 lbs., 27-350 lb., roasters
4 lbs, and over 27-35c; roosters and stag
12-lno lb.: colored all weights, 29-30c
Fowl, Loahorn over 3 Mi lbs.. 20-22c.
Rabblla Average to retailers 48-aOe lb;
dreiwd prices to producers 43c. Iryet
live white 20-24o lb.; colored. 17-3 le ib
Vesetables:
ArtlchnkM-4 doz. 34.00-4.15; 5 dox.
14.25-4.35; Cftl.. 4 doz. $4. 50-4. 75: 6 doz.,
S4.76-S.00 Calif, central dlst. No, 1 me
diums, 25-25o lb.: boxes 38-8.50; small.
23-24C Ib
Asparagus Calif., small, 27-39c: crate.
610-10.50; box, (4.35. Truck sales, medium,
13.90.
Beets Calif . bunched 4 doz., 35.60-6.00
Broccoli 18 bunches. S4.35-4.75: Calif..
28 bunches, tft 75-6.
Brunei &prouis ja-a.ao
Cabbaie Round neaa. 80 lb cratei
small $2.50-75; California crates. 13-3.75;
red 10-15c lb. California No. I, 34.00-4.50;
kraut, 11.65-1.75; red, Calif.. 15.00-5.50.
Track sale, Calif., round head, S2.80-3.00
crate; local, 80 Ib. crate, small, up to
S4 for best. Truck sales. Calif., S3.70.
Carrots Buncneo, cam., e doz.. S4.3.V
track sales. Calif.. 6 dor... S4-4.20
track sales, Cal., 6 doz., 34.25-4.30. Truck
sales, 8 doz., 14.00.
Cauliflower Cat., trimmed std crates.
31.25-1.50: Roseburg, Ore., SI. 75-3. 00 n
crat. Olro. bunch, SI. 15-65. Track sales,
1 1.75-2; local, II 50-1.75. Few high rs
S2.10.
Celery Heart material. 4-6 dor... 14.50
5.00. Pascal, crates, S5.5D-75; sturdy
crates. e-e,&o. Best. 15.00. lair. 35-5.25.
crate. Track sales, std. crate, -fair, 13,50-
70.
Cucumber California hothouse, lugs.
SB-B.ao. Oregon notnouse, 3 doi., (10.50-12
Garlle Oregon white 25-30o lb.: Calif..
36-300 lb.
Lettuce Calif.. 4 doz., S4.OO-4.50; Ariz..
4 aoz., 94.oo-i.30. 1 tuck sales. Ariz.. 14.00
Dried On lorn Oregon yellows, No. 1 and
larger. S2.35-2.50; mediums. Sl.50-1.75
truck sale, mediums. 31.60; Leek, local.
tsu-vuo aoz.
Ear Plant 33-35C.
Green Onions Local. 75-80e dox. bun.
Local, mid-Columbia, 40-50c
Panlejr Calif., S5.-5.50, 10 doz. bunches
Parsnips Local. $1.00-1.35 lug.
Peas Calif., 30 lb. crate. (3. 50-3.75:
loose, 12'4-15c lb. Calif., 28-30e lb,
Crates. $3.25-3.50.
Peppers Mexico. 45 lb. 111.00-12.50:
Track sales, 311.00; 100 sc 19-200 lb,
uaiu,, 4a to. J7-7.50; loose, aa-a&c.
Potatoes Deschutes russets. No. 1
grades, S3.75-3.90 100 lb. sack: 25-lb.
sacks, 95-98c Bakers. S4.25-4.50; Yaki
ma, S3.20-3.40; Texas. Florida Bliss Tri
umphs NO. 1-A, 33-3.10; No. 1-B, 13.30-
3.25.
RndlsliPi Calif., $6-6.35, 10 doz. crates;
65-70c doz, bunches. Local, 76-80o doz.;
Nevada, $4.60 for 10 doz,
Rutabagas 31.16-1.25 lug
Spinach Local, mid-Columbia. 65-7S& a
4i to, oox, tew nigner.
Squash oanLsn tugs. 31-1. 15; orange
ooxes ia.&o-a.7&; Hubbard. Marblehead.
6-7o lb.; Calif., banana, 6-6ttc lb.; Calif.,
ZUUSilini, 14.35-4.50 a 26 lb. lug.
Sweet Potatoes California Jersey. 20 lb.
basket, 35-5.35: Calif.. Louisiana yams,
S4.50-4.75. Texas, S4.00-4.1S.
Tomatoes Mexican. repacked.
jo.ou-o.a; 20 tuns, J4-4.20. Track sales,
lues, 35. 65-5.75; 12 lb. tubs, S3.00-3.15,
New York
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American Can 93'
Am Power At Llgh: 14a
Amer Tel St Vel it
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Brndlx Aviation I
Bethlehem Steel
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California Pncklng T"T"
Canadian Pacific u
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Chrysler Corp 8J
Commonwealth At Sout 3 "
C nsoltdated Edisor 37 "
Consolidated Valtee
Continental Insurance
Crown Zeilersach 28
Curtis Wright
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General Electric 35S
General foods 3'n
General Motorf 59si
Goodyear Tire 65 '4
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Johns Mnn villa 122'b
Kennecott 47
Long BeU A 18
Maytag inu
Miami Copper 16V4
Montgomery War 58
Nash R.elvlni.10' 16'i
National Dairy 32
N Y Centra 17
North Am Co 27't
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Pac Amei Fish ll'i
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LEGAL
NOTICE OFFINAL HEARING
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph J
Jalcubec. administrator of the Estate of
Louis Stephen Jalcubec, deceased, has fll
ed hfc final account In the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for Marlon Coun
ty, and ald Court- hu, by an ordor
thereof, designated Thursday, the 1st day
of May. 1947, at the hour of 10:00 in the
forenoon of said day, In the Court Room
of said Court In Salem, Marlon County,
Oregon, as the time and place Tor near
ing objections to said final account and
the aettlnvnt of said estate, at which
time and place all persons Interested in
said estate are required to appear and
show cause. If any, why said final ac
count should not be allowed and the
estate settled and closed,
First publication April 1, 1047, Last
publication April 29. 1947.
JOSEPH J. JAKUBEC, Administrator
Chas. J. Zrzsn. Attorney.
Pacific Bide.. Salem. Oregon.
Apr. 1 I II 23 20
Truck sales. Mexican, 35 50.
Turnips Bunches, i.io-3a do, buncnes
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Oregon delicious, t. At t 14-4.26
tiox; choice 13 76-85; Ortleys, w. and p.
comb, grade. S3 16-35; Newtons f and f..
Sl.75-3; w ana p S4-t.25. Red Delicious,
w and p. up to 35.50: Wlnesaps w At p,
14.50-5.00. Hood River, w. and p.. 34.50-75
Avocados California Feurtes, sizes 34
and 30, S4. 25-4.35.
Bananas Bunched, S3 35-3.50; rui
hands, S12.00-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Datei Calif 34. 8 os pkgs. li.U-t.
Grapefruit Texas pinks. 70'i-90'i. S4.75-
5.75; small. S4.00-4.35. Marsh seedless.
s-96's. S3.00-3.35; Ariz, white, 33-50-3.85.
Ruby red. all sties, 35. 50-5.75.
Lemous Calll., 300-360 S, J7.00-7.7S;
432 s. S6.00-6.25.
Llrnei California 15 tubs 01 ff limes
S2. 75-3. 00
Orames California navels. 200's and
larger, $6.35-6 60: 352's and smaller. 35.40
5.60: 2ZS's and smaller, $4.90-5.10.
Pears D'Anjou. 34.76-65. wrapped and
packed: ,ooae. S3. 26; Boso. loose. $2.76-3:
Yakima. S3-3 36 I
Persimmons Calif, lugs. S3. 35-3.50. I
Pineapples- Cuban, $7.35-7.50.
Rhubarb Extra fancy. $3.50-3.65; fancy,
$2.00-10; choice $1.75-80. few high as $3.00:
Sumner. Wash., hothouse, l5o lb., local
neid grown, $1.00-1.15 18 lb. box.
Quince--Lorn 1 "J4-So iw
Packed Vegetables uellophanf wrapped
a dozen: Broccoli, 13 oa. 11. 75-1. 85; spin
ach. 34 13-oz. S3-3.33: brussell sprouts
9-OZ.. $3.20-36.
Garlio Cloves 20 1-os packages, 31.65
1.75 Dressed Meatei
Veal Heavv top quality 38-30c; top
quality light, 33-34c lb.; B, 3S-36c: O. '32
24c; cull, 18-aoo lb.
Bogs Slock butchers, packer stile.
125-160 lbs., 37-38e; over 313 lbs.. 36-37e
sows, all weights, 30-35o lb.
UIOM-AA, SB-tDo; A. 37-380 B. 34-36C
O, 28-30C
Multon 10-160 lb. according to quality
and weight
Beef Best quality. 30-3301 B. 26-26e:
O, 20-22c; canner and cutter. 18-I9c; bo-
.ogna bulls 25-26o
Wool Cascara Uarki
Cmcara Bark Green 8-8 "A ei dry. 30c
Wool Valley coarse and medium
grades 45o lb
Mohair 40o lb on 12-month growth.
Hides Green beef. 12-13c; calves. 3c
Ib. Kip hides, 23c.
Rendered Inedible Fata 12e lb
The above prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are FOB shipping points
Delivered eastern price Is zenerall IU
cents higher than F O Jl plant quota
tions
Chicago Grain
Chicago, April 1 (U.PJ Cash grain sales:
Wheat nominally higher: no sales.
Corn: Unchanged to three cents lower:
1 yellow 1874; 2 yellow 1B7H; 3 yellow
182-186'i; 4 yellow ne'i-lSS'i; 5 yellow
167-177; sample grade yellow 153-J64 .
uats: one to two cents lower: 1 white
94-95Vi: 3 white Ol'.i; sample grade
wnne B7t.
Barley: Malting 160-200 nominal; feed
du-iDu nominal.
Chlcnro Livestock
Chicago. Anrll 1 m (USDAl sUhi
hogs 7000; total 10,500; slow; 75 cents
to 61.00 lower on all weights and sows;
top 26.25; most good and choice 180 -a fin
pounds 25.50-26.10: good and cholrn am.
4wu pounas ai.'ro-as.oo; 300-360 pounds
.u-i.ia, miisi. coon ana ennir jinnra
21.50-22.00; few choice 22.25,
salable cattle 7.500; total 7,500; salable
calves 1,200; total 1,200; slaughter steers
and heifers dragRy, weak; cows yather
slow; steady to weak: two loads chnirp
12a0 lb. fed steers 36..10: two loads held
higher; bulk average-medium to top-good
steers 1,125 Ib down 30.50-24.75; bulk
iiieuiuni la lop-gooa neiiers 18.00-23.50;
load strictly good 1,200 lb fed cowa 18.50;
uui luiuiuun ana meaium cows 12.75
15.25; canners and cutters 0.50-12 so
sausage bulls weak at 16.50 down and
beef bulls 25 cents lower with lfi on th.
practical top: vealers steady at 25.00
Salable sheep 3,500: total 4.500; higher
asking prices retarding trade; mostly
early bids around steady; good and choice
fed wooled lambs bid 32.15-3! on- en.rDn
asking around 26 cents higher; best wooled
lambs held upward to 23.35; other classes
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore.. Apr. 1 (tf) wheat fu
tures not quoted.
Cash grain: Flaxseed A.ftft.
Cash wheat bid: Soft white 2.38; soft
white (excluding rex l 2.38; white club
ii.jo; western red 3.45.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 .48.
Today' car receipts: Wheat 104: bar-
icy i; nour i; corn l; oats 4; hay 2;
mlllfeed 8.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. April 1 OJ.PJ Livestnrk
Cattle salable 126; calves 25. Market
acuve. tuny steady; med. to Rood steen
19.00-22.50: medium to soorl hlfr 17 tin.
20.50; high good heifers Monday up to
tanner ana cuiier COWS ll.PD-J.f-0;
medium to good beef cows 15.50-n.oo:
strictly good cows quotable to 18.00 and
above: good beef bulls up to 18.00; lint
sausage bulls 14.00-16.00; good to choice
vealers scarce; salable around 23.00-26.00
Hogs salable 100. Market active. tHV
good to choice 180-235 lb. 28.00; 140-165
lbs. 27.00; 256-296 lbs. 28.60; ,;ood 425 Ib,
sows 23.50; one lot choice 103 lb. feeder
pigs jaie Monaay jt.oo, new high.
Sheep salable 50. Market nominal unnri
to choice wooled lambs salaole around
21.00-21.50 shorn; Iambs 20.50 down; good
Salem Markets
Completed trom reports ol Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
daily.)
Hiall Price
Rabbit Feeds Pelleta, $4.25 cwt.
Efg Mash 14.80 cwt.
Dairy Feed $3.85 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 80c
lb.; No. 2, 26c; colored fryers, No. 1, )2c
Ib
E(gs
Buyers' Prices Whit and Brown extra
large grade A 43c; med., 38c; standards,
38c dozen, pullets, 30c; crax, 30c.
Wholesale PriceLarge 47c dozen, med.
42c dozen.
Butter Wholesale A, 70c.
Retail Grade A, 75c,
Butterfat Premium. 74c: No. 1. 7Se:
No. 2, 69c.
Trail Brochure
Released by Council
Portland, April 1 (P) The
lirst of a series of brochures on
American pioneer trails, "The
Applegate Trail," has been re
leased by the Oregon Council of
the American Pioneer Trails as
sociation. The 28-page booklet was writ
ten by Walter Meacham, executive-secretary
of the association
It has an introduction by Gov
ernor Snell. Others in the his
toric series will include the
Barlow Trail, the Oregor. Trail
and the Lost Wagon Train.
Markets Briefed
(By the Unll.d Preu)
Stocks irregularly lower in
quiet trading.
Bonds irregular; U. S. govern
ments did not trade.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Silver unchanged in New York
at 75 cents a fine ounce.
Wheat futures closed up lVt
to 7 cents.
Voting machines were used
for the first time in the United
States in Rochester, N.Y., in
1896.
Selected Stocks
Score Advances
New York, April 1 m Led
by aviations, motors and steels,
selected stocks enjoyed a recov
ery move in today's market al
though many pivotals failed to
participate.
Mild irregularity prevailed
after the opening. Dealings
quickened at intervals but slow
downs were frequent. There
was a brief active flurry in the
final hour when favorites added
fractions to around 3 points.
Losers were plentiful and most
top marks reduced at the close.
Transfers were in the neighbor
hood of 800,000 shares.
Maine and Michigan
Ratify Amendment
Augusta, Me., April 1 (IP)
Maine's dominantly republican
legislature was the first in the
country to ratify a proposed fed
eral constitutional amendment
limiting the presidential tenure
of office to two full four-year
terms.
The action came yesterday
without discussion in the senate
and after brief debate in the
house where the vote was 82 to
seven, with the minority all
democrats.
Thirty-six stales must ratify
the amendment.
Lansing, Mich., April 1 W)
hoping vainly to make Michigan
the first state to ratify an amend
ment to the federal constitution
limiting the presidency to two
terms, the state legislature rush
ed the bill to approval in only 55
minutes last night.
Representatives approved the
measure 6!) to 1 and senators
passed it 25 to 0. '
Postal Receipts Gain
Over Year Ago
Although postal receipts in
Salem for March were $115.73
below a similar month in 1946
first quarter receipts for 1947
were $14,831.84 above the first
three months of last year, ac
cording to records as announced
Tuesday by Postmaster Albert
Gragg.
His figures show that receipts
for March of this year were
$46,740.98, as compared with
$46,856.71 in 1946. March re
ceipts of 1945 were $41,770.49
The first three months' period
showed receipts of $155,768.87
as against $140,937.03 in 1946.
Usual fluctuation in business is
credited with the slight falling
off of March as compared with
a year ago.
Billion Dollar Budget
For New York City
New York, April 1 (IP) Mayor
William O'Dwyer today submit
ted to the board of estimate New
York City's first billion dollar
executive budget, amounting to
$1,029,120,314.73 for the fiscal
year 1947-48.
The mayor recommended a
use tax on motor vehicles of $5
for passenger cars and $10 on
commercial vehicles to help
meet expenditures for education
al purposes. These taxes only
recently were authorized by the
legislature.
The mayor predicted a record
high real estate tax of $2.95
per $100 of assessed real estate,
an increase of 25 points over
the current $2.70 rate. The pre
vious record was $2.89 for the
fiscal year 1943-44.
5000 U.S. Marines
Taken from China
Shanghai, April 1 (IP) Five
thousand American marines
have been withdrawn from
North China to Guam since Feb
ruary 1, Adm. Charles M. Cooke,
Jr., commander of U. S. naval
forces in the western Pacific,
said today.
U. S. forces began to withdraw
after the state department an
nounced Jan. 29 that the United
States had decided to end its con
nection with executive (truce)
headquarters at Peiping.
Greyhound Bus
Strike Authorized
("Imnhn. Anrll 1 (IT) A strike
affecting more than 1000 AFL
employes of the Overland Grey-
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Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon, Tuesday, April 1, 194713
hound Bus lines in 13 states has
been authorized in the event the
company fails to set up a pen
sion and disability plan, a union
spokesman said today.
No date was set for the strike.
States Involved are Nebraska.
Iowa, Minnesota, Colorado, Il
linois, California, Arizona, Ne
vada, Utah, Wyoming, Kansas.
Missouri and South Dakota.
Company spokesmen were not
available for comment.
Board of Trade
Corn Rally
Chicago, April 1 (IP) Confir
mation of renewed export in
quiry for corn and commodity
credit corporation buying, start
ed a good rally in corn toward
the close of today's board of
trade session and all grains
climbed to the highest levels of
the day.
Deferred deliveries of wheat
carried a steady undertone dur
ing the greater part of the ses
sion, while the May delivery was
off as much as four and one-half
cents at times on reports of ex
cellent progress of the winter
wheat crop.
Policemen Face
Bad Conduct Charges
Providence, R. I., April 1 W
Thirteen suspended Provi
dence policemen face charges of
immoral conduct involving
nightly trysts with women in
city-owned Roger Williams park.
The charges were brought
yesterday by the bureau of po
lice and fire only a few weeks
after two other Providence offi
cers were arrested for allegedly
conspiring with a gang of bur
glars, three of whose members
were ambushed and shot to
death by police in a roadside
restaurant.
A 14th policeman also was
suspended yesterday in another
case. Murray said morals charg
es also would be preferred
against this 26-year-old rookie.
Chinese Reds Refuse
To Free Americans
Nanking, April 1 (IP) Brig.
Hon Rohert Soule. American
mililni-v ottanhp SIliH lodnv that
ctonHv nrpssnrf? nn P.hinesp com
munist leaders for tne release oi
two assistant attaches seized one
month ago had been without re
cult
MaJ. Robert Rigg of Chicago
.nH rant .T w c.n ins nf .van-
ston, 111., were seized by com
munists north ol unangenun
Mnnnhnrinn rnnilnl March 1
Tho Amprfcan emhnssv and mil
itary officials have been unable
to establish direct contact with
them.
Obituary
vii 1m Huddteston
Stayton Elmer Lee Huddleslon. 72. a
farmer living one ana one-niui mnr
northweat of West Stayton was killed
In a head-on collision In front of the
Darley plantation a quarter mil north
of Weat Stayton aooiu iu:ju p.m. oni
urdny. He wa born In Henrietta, Okla.,
.iniw a 1024 a iton of Mr. and Mrs.
Jnmm P. Huddlcnton. and wm a veteran
of World War II. Funeral services will
be conducted at Weddle funeral chapel
Wedneddny at 3 P,m. with Rev. A. N.
Doiigor of the Seventh Do Adventlat
church officiating. Burial will be In
Lone Oak cemetery. In addition to his
wife he is survived by his parents, bro
thers and sinters, James D., Virgil A..
Lonnl J.. Arthur. Marvin. Mrs. Laura
Fry, Mrs. Leona Stewart, ome Mae miiu
dteston, all of the vicinity, and Mrs.
Viola Stewart of near Fresno, Calif.
ducted Tuejiaay at me weaaie mnerai
homo in Stayton for Mrs. Rosa Bturde
vant, age 83, who died at a Salrm ron-
inl wan In Lone Oak cemetery. Mrs.
Siurnevani wbji oorn novrnmer mw.
3he Is survived by her husband. Church
Sturdcvant of 3505 State street, Salem,
P. G. Wlnckler
SUverton Word has been received of
t;ie death of P. O. Wlnckler, 7D. former
SUverton resident. March 10. in San Di
ego, at the home of a sister. Final rites
were at Davenport, Iowa, the home of
the Wlncklers for many years. He was a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Annie Dunn of
South First street,
Fred Knis
SUverton Funeral services tor Fred
Krug, 50. will be held at 3 o'clock: Wed'
ncsday from the Pratum Mrnnonlte
church with burial In the Pratum ceme
tery under the direction of the Ekman
funeral home.
Lue( Toft
SUverton Puneral services for Luest
Toft. 78. will be held from the memorial
chapel of the Ekman funeral home i.t
3 o'clock Thursday, Rev. M. J. K, Fuhr
officiating and burial In Valley View
cemrtery.
HEALTH TO YOU
WHEN
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Fistula
Hemorrhoids
Prolapse
Itching
and other Rectal
disorders are
corrected.
No Hospitalization
Quick Kelief
Or. R. Reynolds Clinic
Naturo-Proctologist
218 N. Libert; St.
Salem, Oregon
Hi
Wanted
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Under Term Contract
Starr Fruit Products
Phone 6073
Salem,
Accidentally
Shot in Foot
Howard Beugli, 19, who lives
at 879 North Cottage, is in Sa
lem Deaconess hospital with a
painful gunshot wound in tke
left foot.
At 12:45 a.m. Tuesday Beu
gli, Warren L. Jones, 19, of 132
Carlton way, and other young
people, were in a car that was
parked at the dead end of Wash
ington street. In the rear of the
car was a .38 caliber revolver
belonging to Jones.
Jones told police, whom he
called to the hospital, that he
reached for the gun to show it
to Beugli. The gun was cocked,
he said, and in some manner was
discharged.
The bullet entered the foot
just in front of the instep. It
did not pass through the foot,
and was to be extracted Tuesday
after X-rays had been taken.
Police said that when Beugli
was questioned separately from
Jones his story tallied. He said
the muzzle of the revolver was
not over six inches from his
foot when it was fired.
House Votes School Lunches
Washington, April 1 (IP) The
house today voted a $6,000,000
fund for the school lunch pro
gram.
Births, Deaths
Births
Stlvcrton To Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kropr.
Molalla. a daughter, March 30, at Stiver
ton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. John W. Oreen of 9418
N. Richmond, Portland, March 37.
riAURhter. Grandparents. Mr. ana Mrs.
M. S. Burson, SUverton.
Deaths
William Rutherford
In this city March 37, William Ruther
ford, at the age of 58 years. Survived by
his wife in Portland, and a sister, Mrs.
J. A. Chambers of Olldale, Calif. Ser
vices will be held at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Wednesday. April 3, at 8:30 p.m.
Interment In the IOOF cemetery.
Mrs. Eva Devlne
in this city Mnrch 31. Mrs. Eva De-
vine, late resident of 2607 North Fourth
street at the age of (lfi years. Wife of
W. Everett Devlne of Snlem; mother ol
Ruth B. Wahl or Fairfield, Me., ana u.
Agnes Davidson of Missoula, Mont.; and
sister of Antone Hassllnger of Sequin,
Tex., and Miss Minnie Hasslinger of Sa
lem. Four grandchildren also survive. An
nouncement of services later by W. T.
Rlgdon company.
Charles H. Bnrch
In this city March SO, Charles R.
Burch, late resident of 1840 Madison
street, at the age of 60 years. Survived
by hta wife. Rose Burch of Salem: a
daughter, Oeraldlne E. Burch of Minne
apolis, Minn.; two brothers, Emlle Burch
of Rochester, Minn., and Chris Burch
of Hammond, Minn.; and four sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Saveresslg and Miss Ma
rie Burch, both of Salem, and Mrs. Ella
Walters and Mrs. Amelia Stubs tad, both
of Hammond, Minn. Services will be held
Wednesday, April 3, at 3 p.m. at the W.
T. Rlgdon chapel with Rev. M. A. Getzen
daner officiating, assisted by Rev. W, N.
Brown.
Mrs. Ida M. Meyer
Mrs. Ida M Meyer, late resident of 830
North 15th street, at a local hospital, at
the age of 70 years, Survived by nef
husband, A. W Meyer of Salem; five sis
ters, Mrs. Frank Masknntlne of Portland,
Mrs George Gotbrolh of Sheridan, Mrs.
Ernest WlPbold of Vancouver, Wash., Mrs.
Minnie S locum be of Tlgard and Mrs.
Louisa Fulton of Sherwood, Oregon; and a
brother. Emit Schuman of Sheridan. Mem
ber of St. John's Lutheran church. Serv
ices will be held at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Wednesday. April 3. at 3 p.m. with
Rev. H. W. Gross officiating. Interment
in the City View cemetery,
Arthur C. French
Arthur C. French, of Portland, Oregon,
at a local hospital, March 30, at the aga
of 40 years. Survived by his wife, Rosa
lie French and a step-daughter, Eleanor,
both of Portland, Oregon; three slaters,
Mrs. Jeanne Hlatt and Mrs. Louise Rob
erts of Salem, Oregon, and Mrs. Fran
ces Hamilton of LaGrande. Oregon, and
two step-sisters, Mrs. Mildred StApleton
and Mrs. Marian CIrmo of Port Orchard,
Washington. Services will be held Wed
nesday, April 3, at 1:30 p.m. at the
Clough-Barrlck chapel with Rev. 8. Ray
nor Smith officiating. Interment In Bel
crest Memorial park.
Gottfried flchulx
Gottfried Schutx, late resident of
route 5, Salem, at a local hospital, April
1, at the ase of 81 years. Survived by a
brother, John Schutz of Salem, and sev
eral nieces and nephews. Announcement
of services later by dough -Bar rick com
pany. Mrs. Minnie V. Duncan
Mrs. Minnie V. Duncan, at the resi
dence, at route 1, Independence, Monday,
March 31. Wife of James A. Duncan of
Independence; and sister of Mrs. Delia
Lunger of Lafayette, Oregon. Mrs. Flora
SloiiRh, Mrs. Jessie Shoup and H. B.
Boush, all of Portland, and Rou Bough
of Yakima, Wash. Annottncement of ser
vices later by Clouah-Barrlck company.
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Sanitone Ointment la also won
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