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Newspaper Page Texti FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS I ELECTRIC 42 sallon water heater. TA. 4314. Portland. I7B.S0. nlOfl LADY'S ROLEX Oyster watch. Sweep 2nd hand. Excellent cond. ISO. on . cot tt art, fl p.m. n85 FOR SALE OR TRADE 15 V-R In good condition. '42 cabinet mo del radio. '47 table model radio. Elec. Wuh. Machine. One sood tractor. 31 Pont. Sed. All In Rood cond. and cheap. 34 Park Ave. between Center and D St. nS5 ONE-HALF fat youni beel. 30c lb. Gov nment Inspected. Ph. Salem 22639. nS4 ROYAL CARPET sweeper, attachments Dinlnp room suite. Rlckreall, Ore. P. O Box 55. Ph. Dallas 8-F-21. H. M. Watt n84 COMPLETE NEW line of boats. Molded Plywood Boats. I sham Boats. Kelly Boats. Aluminum Canoes. SALEM BOAT HOUSE Foot of Che me lee t a Street n84 1 FDL. 95 Cletrac Tractor, Isaacson Ca ble Doier and Carco Log Bins Drum. Bis Birch St.. Dallas. n87 NEW SHIN CJLEs77 sqs. No. 1. Phone 4203, Sllverton t n81 DARLIA8. gladlolas. 881 Rosemont, Ph. 4325. h88 WESTINOnoUSE refrigerator. 30 cu. ft, Ideal for restaurant, grocery or large farm home. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty. - nl02' ONEOIL burner circulator, good cond Nelson Bros. Ph. 4149. n' ""save on a utom obilTe-in su r a nc e " SIH.OOO LIABILITY 5.000 Property Dam age. Yearly Rate, Marlon Co., $18.10; Polk C $14-40. See BILL OSKO U 466 Cuurt or Dial 5661. n98' LIGHTING FIXTURES for kitchen and bathi'om. fluorescent and incandes cent. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 358 N. Liberty n&5 TRAILER ITO USE furnished )40Q.dbTPh. 222-82 eve. n86 ) "BE AU fi Fit U.ii "marked 6 wks. oldniale f twin puppies, Very intelligent. Would r like to Place them together. Ph. 24361 ' n85 TELEPHONE & intercomm. sets. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95' RADIOS, RECORD players, recorders foi immediate delivery. YEA1ER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95 FLASHLIGHTS, GUARANTEED forever lights requiring no batteries. v YEATER APPLIANCE CO. HOT PLATES, single Sz 2-burner. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N Liberty o9a' f.E.S. LAMPS and Torchlers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95' "; IRON AND extension cords. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty nfl6' ULTRA VIOLET (sun) lamps. Infra-red (heat) lamps and heating pads. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty n95' PANSY plants. 846 N. 16th. B91 VS. 40, 60 and 66 sal. water heaters for for immediate delivery. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty n95' PRESSURE COOKERS, sauce pan type. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n9S' ELECTRIC ROOM heaters. All types. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 35a N. Liberty n95' RESTAURANT GRILL, automatic, elec tric, 24 Inches square. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 35S N. Liberty n95 TOASTERS, 2 slice, 12.10. 4 slice, 13.85. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n9a ELECTRIC FANS, kitchen and Industrial exhaust, desk models. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty n95' WASHING MACHINES that fit on your laundry trays. lull size, YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95' ELECTRIC AND mechanical door chimes YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 295 N. Liberty nOS' LOOM WIRE, 12-2 and 14-2. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty FRUIT JUICERS and can openers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty IRONING BOARDS, metal and wooden pads & covers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty n95' PRESSURE COOKERS, 16 quart. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95' FOR YOUR cabin at the coast, a radio that assures gooa reception, -roe irc- plo Master." YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95' VACUUM CLEANERS: Westlnghouie, Uni versal and Royal. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 North Liberty. n90' PLASTI-KOTE paint, the cellophane fin ish for floors, furniture, automobiles, on wood, metal, concrete and lino leum. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95 FARMERS, ATTENTION: Portable Clean Easy mllKlng machine, YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 North Liberty. n&0' OIL CIRCULATORS: Super Flame, me dium size. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty n90 PALLETONE, ONE coat, washable oil paint for walls, ceilings and wallpaper dries In one hour. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 253 N. Liberty n95 LAWN CART all metal, rubber tread lawn and garden tools. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95 FISHING TACKLE boxes. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n95 . TRANSPARENT PLASTI-Kote for drain boards, floors and furniture. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty nilM BUTTER CHURNS Electric. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty n9V ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, mantle and wall clocks. ii YEATER- APPLIANCE CO. J65 N. Liberty n95 iECTRIC 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. 255 N Liberty n8B' PIN-UP AND table lamps. YEATER APPLIANCE CO 255 N. Liberty n95 COMMERCIAL RANGES. 4 burner and 2 burner with half grill. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty nflS FARMERS, ATTENTION: Westinghouse auto, electric milk cooler. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 North Liberty. nflO WHEEL CHAIRS and Hospital Beds. Buy or sell, rm or trade. Max Buren, 745 Court St., Salem. Ph. 7775. n89 FERTILIZER, SI sack: $5 per yard, 6 yds. $25. Dial O, call 68F22. Phillips Bros.. Rt. 6, Box 118 Salem. n87 PHILLIPS BROS., cedar posts, corner posts, wood, hop poles, bean stakes, shakes, fertilizer and special timber or ders. Rt. 6. Box 113 Dial O. caU 68F22 D89 FULLER brushes. 1746 Grant. Ph. 8357 NOW AVAILABLE: Concrete drain tile building blocks, sewer, culvert, irri tation St well pipe Presb regular Keene cement, white sand, reinforcing steel, mesh sash, expansion Joints. OREGON GRAVEL CO. 1405 N. Front. Ph. 3417. n86 CANVAS PAINT to make awnings, bug gies and lawn furniture look like new YEATER APPLIANCE CO. . 353 N Liberty D95' GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock Shovel & drag-line excavating WALL ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 1541 BEAT YOUR home electrically It's con venient elean economical Bee us fo: tree estimates YEATER APPL1ANCB CO. 25 H. Liberty FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS C. E. WILLIAMS, sewlni machine repair peel list. I do not aell new machines. Pans all makes. Plnkim shears cround. Ph. 5765. 1940 N. 18th. nl02' WE BUY St sell furniture, tools, stoves aianes. motors raaios, elect ric appli ances household goods KLIOUAN'S 385 N Commercial. Phone BBSS n SIDE ARM WATER heaters, automnclc, electric, fasten to your present tank. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty nM WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED: Good used refrigerator. Ph. 24361. nam" WANTED; Burlap and cotton bags, all kinds. Willis Kelley. Ph. 33156. na94" USED FURNITU3E Phone 011A PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL ADVISER. Well known by former name "Martin." Appts. dally. 1 p.m. to p.m. 171 Che- meketa St. pA9 READING, know the truth, 2361. State. p89 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 724 P276 I WILL not oe responsible for any debts other than my own after this date April 7, 1947, Signed. John 8. Kremer. p85 AUTOMOBILES 1038 8 cyl. Chrysler engine. Some re pair needed. Make offer. Ph. 4419. 0,84' TRAILER house, factory made, 1941 Main' liner, sleeps 4. furnished with butane heater and stove, daveno, Ice box, etc. Newly reflntshed Inside and out. Pull price 1795.00. Call 2-1200. q86 .in PLY. 5 pass, coupe. $425. 1700 N. Front q.86 STEEL FRAME trailers, 16 Inch wheels. 145. 1780 N. Front. q86 "33 CHEV. I'KUP, good tires, good motor, factory built Job. need cash, sell cheap. 5B0 N. Liberty, apt, 1, aflr 5:30. 0.84 Ml DELUXE Hudson sedan, radio, i conditioning heater, spotlight, air-foam cushions, new tires. For sale or trad' for lighter car. Call 24948 evenings. q85 FOR SALE 1350.00 6 cylinder. '33 Chryl. good tires, good, solid body, and good paint. Call at 12 noon, or after 5. 210 N. 16th St. q88 MODEL T Roadster, self starter, runs good, 170.00. Call 3796 between 5 to 6 eves. qoo 'II FORD 2-door. R. H. New tires. Mer cury Motor, 1440 Ferry. q86 1935 CHEV. 5 new tires, heater, good shape. Reason for selling Is leaving state. 1397 N. Commercial. Inquire Ru dolph Doll. q86 847.1, '36 FORD sedan, new tires, radio, heater, 410 Ford St. q86 1931 CHEV. Master sedan. Radio and heater. Good rubber. Exceptionally clean, 641 N. 16th. q86 FOR SALE '31 Durant, 1240, 166 W. Miller St. q86 Tim STUDEBAKER Sedan, Heater, good tires, new paint. 1930 Pontiac, pickup. Runs good. Both ,for $350. Rt. 2, Box 342 Salem N on 99E. q86 3" PONTIAC CON V., new top. tires, body and engine in fine cond. Can be seen at Doollttle's Service at Commercial and Center after 6 p. m. q86 ToiOiaIiLEY-6 iTtras Hariey 91, A-1 cond. 1095 S. Commercial. q86 CAB-OVER-ENGINE CHEV. 1939. Long wheelbase. Oregon Fruit Products, W. Salem. Ph. 4011. q85" TR A ILERH OUSE, 33-ft. Schult." exe. Fir Crest Trailer Park, 3910 N. River Rd. 0,88 NEW FENDER SKIRTS Imi. dlate Delivery. Dick's Used Cars. 1890 So. 12th. Q88 FORD CAB over Truck, new 100 h. p. mo tor, cab and general condition excellent. Price J 9 85. 00. Harold W. Agnew Used Car lot across from Hotel Albany. Phone 1052-R, Albany, Oregon. q86 JEEP FOR SALE 1942 Ford Jeep, new red palnL, perfect condition, $785.00. Harold W. Annew Used Car lot across from Ho tel Albany, Phone 1052-R, Albany, Ore. q86 FOR SALE: 18 ft. Indian Trailer House. See at 888 N. Commercial. Sleeps 4 qS5 BEFORE YOU SELL THAT CAR See TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY FOR BEST DEAL in town. Cash on the line. We will pay Top Prices for Clean Cars, Your KAISER-FRAZER DEALER 355 N. Liberty q88' '41 DODGE 4-yd. dump truck with 2-speed axel, inside trip, and heater. A-l cond. 1315 Plaza, W. Salem. Ph. 21058. q85 '33 PLYMOUTH Coach. $335. Good condl tton. 1610 D St. qB5 CASH FOR best '40 or '41 sedan. Ph. 9148 or 805 Thompson. q85' FOR SALE: 1947 Burdette Trailer House, 16 ft. See at 1155 8. 12th St. Sleeps 4 485 '3. FORD COUPE, '37 motor. Seal beam lights, $200. East Center St., 4 ml. out. Rt. 9, Box 123. q84 1939 CHEV. 2 dr. Radio, heater, excellent mechanical, new paint Job. Can be seen at Donesley's Motor Clinic, 898 N. Lib erty, irora b:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. w '46 PLY. 4-door sedan, heater St extras, to best offer within 3 days. Inquire at Ore on lan office. 474 Ferry, q84 FOR SALE: '40 V-8 4-dr. Sedan. N( dealers. 945 Belmont. q84 '41 MERCURY 5 new tires. 5 pass, coupe, A-l cond 1376 N. Church. q84 RADIATOR, ENGINE St transmission from 1937 Ford, 60 model, excel, cond. Ph. 24692. q84 JEEP TRACTORS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THE VEHICLE with a hundred uses. Come In and see the modern way of farming. Hydraulic equipment now available, ELSNER MOTOR CO. 352 N. High. Salem. Ore. q84 TRUCK 1942 G.M.C. 3tt ton. 10 wheel Metal box type bed. 12'x7' inside. Has connections and pivot for conversion to dump truck. New brakes with vacuum boost. Excellent condition. Leaving state. Must sell Immediately. Ph. 24824. 1385 Plaza, West Salem. Cor. Plaza St Rose mont. q87 1940 CHRYSLER Windsor, good buy at $900. inquire Hubbard Garage, Hub bard, Ore. qS4 BIG BUICK Sedan. Runs good, good rub- ber, $175. 720 N. 17th. q84 WANTED TO buy, 1936 to 1942 Interna tlonal or Dodge truck, VM 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'!, or Ph. 26908 Salem. gS! FOR SALE: 1940 DeSoto sedan. New mo tor, 500 ml. Phone 6139. q84 WANTED YOUR CAR foi cash. Will pay more for late clean models, see us now. SQUARE DEAL USED CARS - 1155 S. 12tb St. q97 HOUSE TRAILER, 18-ft., like new, $450. 6 ml. S.E. of Independence at Frank Turner Store. q85 " AOTOPAINTINO7PH.""4010 WILLAMETTE MOTOR CO., 735 N. COM'L 095 HUDSON SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Free estimates overhauling pod and fender repair painting. "Give Bbrock a try and you'll know why." SHROCK MOTOR CO Phone 8501 Salem MOTORCYCLES INDIAN BALES - SERVICE - PARTS AD makes used motorcycles bought sold repaired SHROCK MOTOR CO Pboot 8802 . Baiem FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans. city or farm properties, loans made as small as 1300. Bee us about refinancing your present contract or mortgage. APPROVED CITY LOANS AV G.I. LOANS ON NEW CONSTRUCTION. 4 LEO N. CHILDS. INC. V REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9261 r88 To place classified ads phone 3571 or 8037. FINANCIAL Real Estate Loans Farm City New Construction 4 44 A. N. Duncan 12-14 Ladd A- Buth Rank BIdg. Phone 9658 , r' I 4H PERCENT money for loans on new or already butit modern homes any where in the Willamette valley. 10 to 35 years repayment plan. Also plenty ! of money for building modern homes, i financed during construction. STATE FINANCE CO., 153 S. High St.; r85 WE LIKrEtomakeL6ANS 1 WE LIKE to say "Yes" to man requests, because making loajgA of 125 to 1250- or more is our ONLY business. Phone or visit Personal Finance Co.. You can get a loan from your "Yes Man" In Just 1-vlstt. Call today. 518 State St., Rm. 125, Salem Ph. 3191 E. Oallinger, Mrr. Lie. 8. 122 M. 165 rl05a pTrST " MORTGAGES O N RE A l" EST A TE WE OFFER for sale first mortgages on Improved real estate, Salem and vicin ity, amounts 8500 to $5000. NET In vestors fi pet. Interest. Make your own selection. Collections of all principal and Interest payments made by us without charge to the Investors. STATE FINANCE CO., 153 S, High St. S MONEY S REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and Contracts STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS Llo S-218 M-222 153 S High St r AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO 8th FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDQ License No. M-1S9 8-IB4 r MONEY FOR 8TVERY "PURPOSE IP YOU are capable of Dullding 10 to 100 bouse Salem or vicinity during 1947 and need financial assistance. Contact Us. We are also Interested In financing one or two large apartment house am its, STATE FINANCE CO.. Lie 6216M222 183 8. High St. Ph 4121 r GENERAL FINANCE CORP LOANS 8-138 and M-338 and ROY H SIMMONS INSURANCE. AND LOANS 136 8 Commercial St Tel 9168 FARM AND CITY LOANS 4ta and 5 YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO ' 207 Pioneer Trust BIdg. Ph 7162 r Directory ACCOUNTANTS APPLIANCE REPAIRS OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 2-5100. ol00a ACCOUNTING EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and domestic- refrigeration service. Ralph Johnson Appliances 833 Center Ph 4036 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING house Plans. Call 9621. ol02 AUTO BRAKES MIKE PANER, 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 5161 Brake & Wheel aligning specialist. old AUTOMOTIVE MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towing service, day Shone 7838 Night, 24417 333 Center. BULLDOZING BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 305 Falrvlew Ave. Phone 23146, Salem. olOB BULLDOZING leveling, clearing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 305 Falrvlew Ave. Phone 23146 Salem. 086 GLEASON'S Catering Service. Ph. 25379. O90' CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned. ENSLEY. 771 S. 21st St. Ph. 7176. ol03 CEMENT WORK GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Clifl Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph 4071. 089 CONTRACTING GENERAL C E MEN T CONTRACTING, Harry Hill. Ph. 7641. ol00 DECORATING DECORATING St general repair, Ph, 5522. O103 DELIVERY SERVICE SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service 146 8. Church. Phone 4711. O100 EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery Ph. 7000. 173 N. High. 088 DIGGING & LEVELING DIGGING, Basements, Ditches, Leveling Fill Dirt. PECO, Pacific Excavating Com pany, Salem Oregon. Phone 3456 or 8793. o89 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, button holes, hemstitch ing, buttons St buckles covered, altera tions. 3395 N. 4th. Phone 3900. o93 EXTERMINATORS COCKROACH, MOTH EXTERMINATOR service. Ph. 3056. Lee Cross. 1260 N. nth ol02 PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop. 1980 12th. o98' BREITRAUPT'S for flowers Dial 9195 o FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Ph 3673 O' FURNITURE REPAIRING WANTED: Furniture to glue and repair. Lee Bros., 4030 E. State. Ph. 21233 0153 TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling. Arthur McClcllan. Phone 22456. ol09 HOUSE IKn.D PR ODUCTS J. R. W ATKINS CO. PRODI'CTS. Free del 1717 Center St. Phone 5395. O101 HOUSEPAINTING HORN. Good work. Free estimates Ph. 5313. 1235 S. 19th. o9G LANDSCAPING LAWNS, planting, landscape plans. Ar bor Landscape service. Phone 7665. ilOC LEVELING te DOZING JOHNSON BRIOGS. Grading SLs. Roads. Phone 8035 Salem. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS MRS. P. H. HAUSER. 926 Saginaw. P. 7828 O107 f" MATTRESSES CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. ol08' SALEIVi MOVING St Delivery Service Phone 7665. Insured Carrier. 098 MUSIC LESSONS SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar, Mando lln. banjo, etc 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. o96 OIL CIRCULATORS OIL CIRCULATORS. 24 nr. service. Parts available. Phone 6072. 093' PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. 089' PAINTING. Call for Jack. 4001. PARTING PAPERHANGING JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492. PAPERHANGING EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H. J. Wood worth. Phone 3015. O-108 PLOWING AND DISCING GARDEN"pr,OWING anddisTlnB "in N Salem or Kelzer. Ph. 22180. olOO PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service. Larry Travlsa 1039 Highland Ave Ph. 8601. o87 PRINTING COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads, envelopes, business cards, office forms, briefs, small booklets. Quick delivery. Johnson Printing Co. In basement at 162 S. Liberty St olOl s"and andg raveT GARDEN SII.T and gravel. Boaley St Uey. er. Ph. 3046 or 23160 oS8 GARDES SOIL crushed rock Shovel 4 dragline excavating Waiiutf Band e Gravel Oe, Phone Wfli, o Market Quotations Portland F.aiUlde Market t Best local cauliflower sold at $1 .75-2 with No. 2 stock selling at 50r-$l at to day's sesFion of the Portland Em Hide Farmers wholesale Produce marxet. Loral radishes were quoted at 60 -76c doren. Bunched green onions were offered at 40-45c a dozen bunches. No. 1 quality local Burbank potatoes were quoted at $2.75-3.25. Spinach was sold at 65c an orange box for local and mid-Columbia stock and at $1.50 a 36-lb box of 24 bunches for a special pack from The Dalles. Portland ProAtira UrBinit Butlcrfat Tentative tauoject to Imme-'l diate change' Premium quality maximum Portland 75-76c: first quality 70-S0e lb.; second quality 75-76c: valley routes and country points 2c less than first, or 77- 78c. Rutter Wholesale f.o.D bulk. 68 lb cubes, AA, 93 score, 66-67c; A, 92 score, o-1 lc; B, 90 score, 65-66c; C, 89 score, 68c. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles 42-49C; Ore eon loaf, 42-52C1 triplets. 39Vfc-50ViC. Eica To wholesalers A grade laree 47 4-48 'ic; medium 44li-45' ic; small, (pullet) 41Vs-42'.sc; B grade large 42- 44'ac. Ems Purchases norri rarmers. Current receipts 37-41c, buyers pay 3-3V&C dOE. below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs Portland Dairy Market Butler Prices to retailers: Grade AA carton, 71c: AA prints. 70c; A prints, 69-70c; A cartons 70-7lc; B prints, 69; one-fourth pound cubes, H cent higher. Ergs Prices to retailers, AA extra large, 56c: AA large (certified) 54-55c: A larae, 49-50c: AA medium, 50c; A mediums, 45 46c: A small, 42c dozen; carton, 3'aC additional. Cheese- -Prices to retailers Portland Oregon singles. 43-b4e lb.: Oregon loaf 46-56c. tripiels 42.i-S4c Poultry: Live Chickens Paying price to produ cers: No. 1 broilers, under 3 lbs., . 30c lb.; rriers, 2 tc 3 lbs., 30c lb.; 3 to 4 lbs.. 34-35c lb.; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 34-35c lb.; fowl, LeRhorn, under 3'4 lbs., 19-20c lb.: over 3'i lbs.. 24c lb.: fowl. colored, all ws., 32-34c lb. Kabbll Average to retailers 48-60e lb; DIRECTORY SEPTIC TANKS KOTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE; Sew ers and drains cleaned. " Free estimate. Proi :t service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. o!07 MIKE'S Cesspool & Septic Service, mod ern equipment 1079 Elm St., W. Salem Ph. 9468 or 5327. ol01 K F. HAM EL. Septic Tanks Cleaned. 1143 8th St. W Salem. Ph. 7404. 09 0 SEWING MACHINES SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented Cash paid for machines, regardless of condition Ph 7671 or write W Daven port. 1930 North 18th. Work Guar. O-90 SPRAYING - SPRAYING. L. W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. olOO COMPLETE spray service. Trees Sz weeds Modern equipment. Aerosol generator Conrentronal sprayer. Philip W. Blelke Phone 21208 o97 TRANSFER AND STORAGE LOCAL & DISTANCE Transfer, storage Burner oils coal, briquets Trucks io Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Lines for household good to California points Larmer Transter & Storage Ph. 3131? o VACUUM CLEANERS HOOVER VACmrr.l CLEANER owners, w will service your Hoovet cleaner com plete tor $2.50 pltn baru If required Hogg Bros. Ph 9149 0 WEATHER STRIPPING FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Ph. S9S5. 0107' WHITTAKER'S WELDING WORKS. Ph. 5600. O108 WELL DRILLING WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe, Rt. S. Box 144. Auburn Rd. Ph. 25198. OlOB . A. SNEED & SONS. Well drilling 2505 Brooks St., Salem. Phone 6809. ol27 CLEMENT BROS., well drillers. Gervais, Ore Ph 3-4378. WINDOW CLEANING 4CME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows walls St woodwork cleaned Floors clean ed, waxed St polished Ph 3337 S41 Court u&nsdoe Culbertson and Mather WINDOW cleaning house cleaning, floor waxing. Salem Window Service. Ph. 21342. PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICE Phone 4457 o ELECTRIC WIRING No delay. Material available. Phone 9740. ol08 WOOD SAWING R. B. Cross. Ph. 8178. LEGAL NOTICE OF EXAMINATION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Civil Service Examination for firemen subject to the rules, regulations and provisos of the Civil Service Commlsion of Salem. Oregon, will be held in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, 147 N. Liberty, Salem, Oreeron. Friday April 25. 1947. at 9:00 a.m GENERAL scope of examination. In ad dition to physical examination by the city physician; kcennejss of observation, reach ing comprehension, ability to follow direc tions, relations with others, physical abil ity to meet fire department requirements. Ten per cent credit allowed on war time service record. PAY: J187.00 a month for beginners. Physical tests as would be ordinarily used in fire Hunting. REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must have b.en bona fide residents of the City of Salem for at least one year Immediately previous to the date of the examination and must be registered voters. Age limits are 21 to 31 years. Applicants who are placed on the eligi ble 1LU will oe required to take a physical examination from the city physician be fore appointment. Poor health or disabil ity defects reported by the city physician will be cause for removal from the eligible list. APPLICATION BLANKS may be obtain ed at the office of the City Recorder, must be filed in person, and will not be accept e for filing after the following date: Thursday. April 17, 1947, at 5:00 p.m. DATED at Salem. Oregon. April 1, 1947. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. By: Alfred Mundt. Secretary and Chief Examiner. April 2-3-4-5-7-8. B4 NOTICE OF FINAL" HEARING Notice Is hereby given that Joseph J Jakubec. administrator of the Estate ol Louis Strphen Jakubec, deceased, has fil ed his final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Marion Coun ty, and snld Court has. by an ordr thereof, de.siirnfitrd Thursday, the 1st day of May. 1917, at the hour of 10:00 In the forenoon of said day. in the Court Room of said Court In Salem, Marion Coun'.y. Oregon, as the time and place for hear ing objections to said final account and the settlement of said estate, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear and show cause, if Bny, why said final ac count should not be allowed and the estate settled and closed. First publication April 1, 1947. Last publication April 29. 1947. JOSEPH J. JAKUBEC, Administrator. Chas. J. Zerzan. Attorney. Pacific BIdg., Salem, Oregon. Apr. 1 8 IS 33 29 No. 12.flK.n ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE IN THF CIRCUIT eroirRT FOR Tl(fc COI'NTV OF MARION. STATE OF OREGON. PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter ol the Estate ol WILLIAM G. WARWICK, dfceased. Notice Is hereby given that Otto T. Durant. the administrator of the eatate of William G. Warwick, deceased, has filed his final account as such and by the order of the Circuit Court of the state of Ore gon for Marion County May 14, 194? at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of naid day and court room of said court hax been fixed ax the time and place of hearing to objections of aaid final account and the settlement of said estate. OTTO P. DURANT.. Administrator of the Estate of William O. Warwick, deceased. HERBERT W. CARTER 301 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon Attorney for xald estate. E:rst publication: April 8, 1947. Last publication: May 13, 1947. April 8, lb. 22, 28; May 0. dressed prices to producers. 43c: fryers live white 30-24O Ib.i colored. 17-31e lb Vegetables! Artichokes-4 dot. $4.00-4.15: I doi J4.25-4.35; Cal.. 4 dor. $4.50-4.75; 8 doi.. 14.75-5.00 Calif, central dlst. No. 1 me diums, 35-25e lb.: boxes iB-e.au; sman 23 -24c lb AiDaracu Cal. smalls. $3.50-4.00 box: Cal. Cent. dist. No. 1, mediums, 13-15c lb.: Yakima small. 14.25. Rreli Cal.. bunches, 11.25-1.40 doi. Brunei Spranls $2-4 2o Cabbate Round neaa. 99 id cratei small $2.50-75: California crates. $3-3.75; red 10-lSc lb. California No. 1. $4.00-4.50; Itraut. Sl.65-1.75: red. Calif.. 13.0U-.3U. Track sale. Calif, round head. 2. 80-3.00 crate; local. 80 lb. crate, small, up to $4 ror best. Truck sates, cam., n.tv. Carrots Bunched. Calif., 6 doi., $4.35 5: track salM Calif.. 6 doi.. $4-4.30 track sales. Cal.. 6 doi., $3.65-3.85. Truck sales. 6 dot.. 14 00. Cauliflower Ca). trimmed td crate. $2.00-2.25; Roseburg. Ore., $1.75-2.00 a crate Ctre. bunch $1.15-H5. Tracs saies. $1.75-3: local No. 1. $1.70-1.85. Celen-Heart material. 4-6 dog.. $4.50 5.00. Pascal, crates, $5.50-75; sturdy crates, $6.25-6.75. Best. $5.00, fair, $5-5.35 crate. Track sales, std. crate, fair, $3.50- 75. Curumber California hothouse. luga, $9-9,50: local hothouse, no-12; 30-aac id. Garlic Oregon white 25-30e lb.. Cam 38-300 lb. Lftlure Calif., 4 doz., $4.35-4.75; Ariz. 4 doz., $4.35-4.75. Truck sales. Am.. $4.00. Track sales. Calif. Delano. $4.35-4.50. Dried Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1 and larger, $2.35-2.50: mediums. Il.aa-t.75; truck sale, mediums, $1.60; Leek, local, 60-90c doz. Egg Plant 22-2SC Green On lain Local. 75-800 doi. bun Local, mid-Columbia, 40-50C. Parsley Calif.. $5. -5.50, 10 doz. bunches Pa rn tun Local. $1 00-1.25 lug Pras Calif . 20 lb. crate, $3.50-3 75. Ioo.se. 12 1 - 15c ib. Calif.. 28-30c .b. Crates. $3.25-3.50. Edison dlst., Calif.. 28 lb. hamper, $2.75. Peppers Moxico. 45 lb. $11.00-12.50: Track sales, J 11.00. 100 sc 19-20C lb Calif.. 45 lb $7-7.50. loose, 33-25C potatoes Russets No. 1 per cwt., $3.75 4.00; baker siae. $4.50-4.70; No. 2s. $3.10 3.25; No. 2 A. 35 lbs., $1.00-1.05; 15 lbs., 60-65c: Deschutes No. 2s. 50 lbs., 11.25 1.30; Baker, Ore.. Russets, No. 1, $3.50 3.60; new crop. Bli.w Triumphs. 50 lbs., size A, (3.65-3.75; size B. track sales, Fla., Bliss Triumphs, size A. .50 lb. skx., S3.05; old crop. No. 3. 50 lbs., $1.00; baker No. 1, $3.00-3.10 cwt. Radishe! Call!.. $6-6.25. 10 dot. crates. 65-70c doz. bunches. Local, 70-B0c doz.; Nevada. $4.50 for 10 doz. Rutabaga II. 15-1.33 lug Splnarh Local, mid-Columbia. 65-75e n 20 lb. box, few higher. The Dalles, box of 24i lb, bunches, $1.50. Squash- Dnni.sr. tints SI -115- oran boxes $3.50-2 75: Hubbard. Marblehead. 6-7c lb.; Cal:f., banana, 6-6 lb.; Calif. Zutahlnl, $4.35-4.50 a 26 Ib. lug. Sweet Potatoes California Jersey, 30 ib. oasket, $5-5.25: Calif.. Louisiana yams. $4 50-4.75. Texas. $4.00-4.15. Tomatoes Mexican. repacked. $6.50-6.75; 20 tubs, $4-4.20. Track sales, lugx. $5.65-5.75. 12 lb. tubs, $3.00-3.15. Truck sales, Mexican, $5 50. Turnips Bunches, sl.io-25 dog. bunches Fresh Fruit: Apples Oregon delicious. I. t 14-4.35 box. choice $3 75-85; Ortleys, w. and i comb, grade, $3 15-25; Newtona t and f.. $1.75-2; w ano p M-4.25. Red Delicious, w and p. up to 15.50; Winesaps w St p, $4.50-5.00. Mood River, w. and p.. $4.50-75 Avorados California Feurtea, slies 24 and 30, $4.25-4.35. Bananas Bunched, $3 25-3.501 out hands. $12.00-13.50 a 100 lbs. Dates Calif 24, 8 oz pkgs. $4.35-8. G: i pe fruit Texas pinks, 70's-90's. $4.75 5.75; small, $4.00-4.25. Marsh seedless, 80's-98's. $3.00-3.35: Ariz, white, $2.50-2.85. Ruby red, all sizes, $5.50-5.75. Lemon Calif., 300-360's. $7.00-7.76: 432's, $5.25-6.00. Limes -Uaiilomla 15 tubs ol 6 limes 12.75-3.00 Oranges California navels, 200's and larccr, $8.35-6 60; 252'a and smaller. 15.40 5.60; '.i and smaller, $4.90-5.10. Pears D'Anjou, $4.Is-85. wrapped and packed; .ousc. $3.25: Bosc, loose, $2.75-3; Yakima, $3-3 25 Persimmons Calif lugs. $3.25-3.50 Pineapples Cuban, 24--30, down to $6.75. Ithulinrh Extra fancy, $2.50-2.65: fancy, $2.00-10, choice $1.75-80, few high as $2.00; Sumner, Wash., hothouse, 15c lb., local field grown, 90c-$1.00 18 lb. box; lettuce crnte, a doz. bunches, $1; apples boxes, $1.25-1.30; wine. $1-1.15. Quince -Local 21 -So h. Packed Vegetables Cellophane wrapped a dozen: Broccoli, 12 oa.. $1.75-1.85; spin ach, 24 12-oz. $2-2.25; brussell sprouts D-oz. $3.20-35. Garlle Cloves 20 1-os packages. S1.65 1.75. D rested Meatst Veal Heavy lop quality 35-36c; top quality light, 32-34c lb.; B, 25-26c: C. i2 24c: cull. 18-Oc lb. Hogs Block outchers, packer style, 125-160 lbs . 37-38C. over 213 lbs., 36-37c sows, all weights. 30-34c lb. Lambs AA, 38-40c; A. 87-38C! B. 84-360 O. 28-30C Mutton 10-lSe lb., according to qualltj and weight Beer Best quality. 32-34c: B, 25-26e; C, 23-24c; canner and cutter, 18-19c; bc- .og n a buns zs-aec Wool Carara Bark: Cascara Bark Oreen 8-8 'ie; dry. 2Dc Wool Valley coarse and medium grades 45o lb Mohair 40c lb on 13-month growth. Hfdfs Green beef. 12-13c; calves. 43c to. kip niocs 23c Rendered Inedible Fats I2s Ib The above prices quoted to the whole sale trade are F O.B shipping points Delivered eastern price Is generally l cents higher than P.OJ1 plant quota tions Chirago Grain Chicano, April S 0JR Cash grain nates: Wheat: nominally higher; no salen. Corn: unchanged to onu cent lower. 3 yellow WV.n; i yellow 184'i-i8fl; 4 yellow 175'-ia4; 3 yellow 166-174. Oats: unrhanped to one cent lower. 1 white heavy 96' i; 1 while 96 ',4; 2 white heavy 87; 2 white 95' a. Barley: malting 160-197 nominal; feed 135-160 nominal. Chlraao Livestock ' Chicago, April 8 USDA) Salable hoga 8500. total 12.000; slow; 1.00-1. SO i lower compared with Monday's average; good and choice 180-260 Ib. 25.2ft-16.O0; loi 26.00 on choice hog.s under 240 pounds; 260-300 b. 24.50-25.50: clearance as yet far from complete; comparatively little done on weights above 300 lb.; bulk good and choice sows 21.00-21.50. Snlable cattle 11.000, total 11.000; sal aole calves 1200, total 1200; medium to average good" steers and heifers 25-50 cents lower; strictly good and choice steers 50-75 cents down; Instances 1.00 lower with bulk unsold; strictly choice 1266 lb. lopped at 28.50; bulk medium to averane-good sipers 21.25-24.50; limited supply choice offerings 25.00-27.00; best heifers 24.00; bulk 21.00-23.00: cows scarce,' steady; bulls strong to 25 cents higher; vealcrs steady at 26.00 down; hea vy snusnae bulls to 17.25; cutter cows 12.50 down. Salable sheep .1000, total 5000: not. es tablished; good and choice wooled lambs scarce; bidding weak to 25 cents lower on few loHds best fed wooled lambs; 22.50 bid on two or three loads wooled Iambs, held steady at 22.75 and slightly above; load mostly good grade around 115 lb clipped lambs with No. 1 and 2 pelts priced around 20.00: other classes scarce smell lot fat native ewes held around 10.50. Portland Grain I Portland, Ore., April 8 OP) Wheat fu tures not ouoteil. , Cash wheat bid soft white 2.27; soft white "excluding rexi 2.27; white club 2.27; western red 2.37. Hard red winter: ordinary 2.27; 10 percent 2.27; 11 percent 2.33; 12 percent 2.42. Hard white baart: 10 perrent 2.36- 11 perrrnt 2.32; 12 percent 2.38. Todays rar receipts: wheat 107: bar ley 1; flour 6; corn 21; hay l; mlllfeed 7. LODGES ' I. O. O. P. meets every Wednesday night. Third wgree. visitor wel come. Dance. Fraternal Order or Eagle meets every Tuesday at 8 pjn Mort than niiuiun memoers Ainsworth Lodge No. 201 . i.ju p.m. 4" Sa IenT LodgeNo74rA. A VnTfrAM. Wednesday. April 9 E 'tyK. degree, 7:30 p.m. 85 Stocks Tumble On Strike News New York, April 8 (P) An early attempt to bolster today's stock market failed to attract i many adherents and a subse quent burst of selling, based partly on labor pessimism tum bled most leaders fractions to 4 or more points. Motors and steels led the late decline. Dealings quickened suf ficiently to put the recording ma chinery 4 minutes late toward the last. Transfers ran to about 1,000,000 shares. In front of the retreat were General Motors, Chrysler, Beth lehem, U. S. Steel, Yonngstown Sheet. U. S. Rubber. Goodyear. Goodrich, American Telephone. Santa Fe, International Harves ter, Eastman Kodak. Allied Chemical, Du Pont, American Woolen, Kennecott, Union Paci fic, Norfolk & Western and Tex as Co. Lows for the year were recorded for Shcnley, American Tobacco "B" and many others. Bonds backed away. TradingVSoot Hops Very Liaht There were no important de velopments in the hop market situation in the Pacific north west during the month ending April 5, according to reports to the production and marketing administration, USDA. Trading in spot hops has been rather light, with purchases confined to small, scattered lots, indicat ing that the demand is more for the purpose of filling in sup plies rather than for building up large reserve stocks. Reports in dicate that many brewers have sufficient stocks on hand or un der contract to take care of their requirements until new crop hops are available. Total sales of 1946 crop of hops by the growers in this area during past month would not amount to more than a few hundred bales. According to the estimates in the trade, there were only about 4000 bales of last year's hops remaining in the hands of the individual growers in the entire Pacific northwest on April 1. Some hop growing districts have report ed that contracting of 1947 crops has been rather brisk during re cent weeks, while others report very little contracting. Prices being offered on contracts arc somewhat less than earlier in the year, and are around 45 cents per pound for seeded hops with premiums and discounts, as outlined in previous reports, based on the percentage of leaves and stems. The acreage in hops this year in the Pacific northwest will be slightly less than a year ago. The hop plants appear to have withstood the winter in good shape in all the hop growing districts and are making satisfactory growth with the season about two weeks earlier than last year. Building Permit Granted Goulet H. Goulct of Salem was RraTit ed approval by the Oregon com mittee of the housing expediter to construct a $3,200 building in Salem. The committee denied an application of M. Cramer to build a $3,000 office in Salem. Approvals for building proj ects in other valley cities were $4,000 building by F. A. Whit aker. Albany; $3,000 cafe by J H. Becker, Woodburn and $B.- 000 warehouse by Corvallis Transfer company, Corvallis. Salem Markets Completed from reports ol Snlem dealers for the guidance of Capi tal Journal Readers. (Revised dally.) Rplall Prtre Rabbit Feeds Pellet, M.35 cwt. Egg Mash-14.80 cwt. Palrr Feed $3 85 cwt. Poultry Heavy colored hens, No. 1 34c lb.; No. 3, 30c; colored fryers, No. 1, 33c Ib Etlt Ruyeri' PHre While and Brown estis large grade A 45c; med., 40c; standards, 3flc doren. pullpls. 30c: crax. 30c Wholesale Price Large 47c dozen, med 43c dozen. Butter Wholesale A, 70c. Retail Grade A, 75c. Buttrrfat Premium, 74cs No. 1, 73c; No. 3, 80o. Portland LiveNlnrk Porllnnd. Ore., April 8 UP1- Livestock: Cattle salable 110; calves 2ft. Market ac tive on very limited early offerings: no medium or good sterrs or heifers avail able earlj-: top steers 30.00-34.00: heifers 33. 7&: odd common light sters and heif ers 15.00-17.50. canner and cutter cows 10.00-13.00; fat dairy type cowa to 15.00; outstanding Holsleln to 17.00; odd good bulls 16.50-17.50: medium vealers 10.00 30.00: choice salable to 36.50; extreme top Monday 38.50 new high. Hogs salable 50. No good to choice bar rows and gilts offered early. Undrrtone lower, reflecting sharply lower trend at mid western markets; most trade Inter est talking 38.00 or below , choice feeder pigs quoted lo 30.50. Sheep salable 35. Market nominal: good tp choice wooled lambs salable 31.00-31.50, good to choice wooled ewea quoted 8.59 8.50; shorn ewes salable 7.00 down. BEWARE OF PIN-WORMS Medical report! reveal that an amating? number of children and adulta are victims of Pin-Worma. Watch for the warning' atsng. eapeciallr the embarrassing, nagging rectal itch. After centuries of Pin-Worm dietreaa a really effective way to deal with them bas been catahliahed through JAYNE'S P-W. the hew Pin-Worm treatment developed In the laboratories of Dr. D. Jayne Son. The mall, eaay-to-take P-W tablet give, atiifactlon or your money back. So why take chance on Pin-Wormil If you aus pect this ugly infection, ak your druggist for P-W and follow the directions. It's tux to it mem bar t f W for PioWormi I Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April 8, 1947 II i New York Stock Quotations Ry the Associated Preui Nei Vork Si- Cloning quotation! t Allied Cnem Ore American Can Am Pswer At Ltgh; ... , mei Tel St Tei Anaconda Copper ..... , Atchison ....... , Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steet boring Aircraft California Pncking .... . Canadian Pacific J I Case , Chrysler Corp Commonwealth A Soul ' t nsolidated Edisor Consolidated Vultee Continental Insurance . Crown Zeilercacb ' Curtis Wright ' C it 1m Mrcratt ' Dupom (Te Nemou -. ... General Eiectrle ' General ""cods ....... " Genera) Motor; Goodyear Tire .... Great Northern pfd Internationa) Harvester tni Papri pld ...... ' Johns Manvllla Kennecott Long Bell A Maytag ' .vtiaml Copper Montgomery War .... " Nash K.elvlnhio National Dairy 1 N y Central ' North Am Co Northern Psciflo Pac A met rish Pacillo U as Glee Pacific TAT Pan American ' Penney J O ' Kadio Corp Rnvomer ifl'i il I'ayanler Reynold Hichheld 3a row ay Prd Metals Sears Durk Mn;iair Oil Soutnern Pacific ... Standard Brand . . Standard On Call' Stewart Warner ... Studebnkei , Sun Mining Union On ., Onion Pacific United Airlines ..... United Airciaft -ailed States Steel Warner brothers West Elec Mfg Co . Wooiworth 24 4ft Movie Trust Wins Appeal Washington, April 8 U.R Su preme Court Justice Stanley F. Reed today stayed major por tions of an anti-trust judgment against a group of leading mo tion picture producers, distribu tors and exhibitors. Reed issued the stay order, de spite objections o the justice de partment, to allow the movie firms to appeal to the supreme court not later than May 20. The principal firms involved are Paramount Pictures, Inc., Loew's, Inc., Radio-Keilh-Or-phoum Corp., Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc., and 20th Century Fox Film Corp., and their sub sidiaries. Other defendants are Columbia Pictures Corp., Univer sal Corp., and United Artists Corp. The judgment was entered by a special three-judge U. S. dis trict court at New York on Dec. 31. It was an outgrowth of a suit filed by the government in 1B38 under the Sherman anti trust act, charging an illegal mo nopoly of the movie industry. The government, in opposing the stay, said it plans to file a cross-appeal, asking an even broader order against the firms. The government objected be cause the lower court did not find a monopoly and did not or der divorcement of producing from other features of the in dustry. Grain Trading Slow Due to Price Meet Chicago, April 8 (P) An nouncement of a special cabinet meeting called by President Tru man for tomorrow to explore the general price situation had a depressing effect on grain fu tures today. At the finish wheat was 3-!4 to 44 lower than the previous close, May $2.4fl-2.4n1,i. Corn was 1 Va to 4 cents lower, May $1.77-1.76 'A. Oats were 1 to 3'4 lower, May 86-88 '4. Markets Briefed (By the United Press) Stocks lower in active trad ing. Bonds lownr; U. S. govern ments firm. Curb stocks lower. Silver unchanged in New York at 76 cents a fine ounce Wheat futures closed off 3-"5h to 5 cents. Hogs, cattle and sheep lower. Navy Man Home Union vale Robert Ruyle in navy is on a short leave being spent with Arthur Clow here and with his father and brother at Salem. He will report back to San Diefio, Calif., April 9. He enlisted three months ago. He was employed at Grand Island while Arthur Clow was working at the same farm. Electronic microscopes can magnify 100.000 times. Druggists' Prescription For Relief of (ich When your skin Is irritated with pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes from external causes, and you're crazy with itching torture try Sanitone Oint ment. Itching stops promptly. Smarting disappears immediately. Sanitone Ointment is also won derful for itching feet, cracks be tween toes and Athletc't Fnni tor Sale at: Willett s Capital Drug Store State at Liberty Phone 3118 3.v; Simon C. Toder Woodburn Simon C. Toder, SB, died s.onday, April 7. at the home of his daunhtrr. Mrs. Dan Widmer of Woodburn. where he had made his home for the past four years. He was born in Holmes county, Ohio, May 34, 1858 and came to Oregon 40 years aao from Indiana. Mem ber of the Zion Mennomtp church. Sur vived by two 50ns. Roy 8. Yoder of Hills bnro and Albert Yoder of Amity and one daughter. Mrs. E!ie Widmer of Woodburn. He also leaves 14 grandchildren and It areat grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 9. at 2.30 p.m. at the Zion Mennomte church east of Hubbard. Interment In the Zion ceme tery with the Ringo mortuary in charge. Lukasunls To Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lukasunlx, 1615 North 20th. a daugh ter. Marilvn Ruth, March 31. Henry To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J, Henry, 130 South 34th. a son. Thomag James, April 4. Garren To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gar ren. route 3, Corvallis. a son, William Michael. April A. Leekell- To Mr. and Mrs. Millard E. Leekell. 145 Salem Heights, a daughter, Lerrie Ann. April 4. Arthur To Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Arthur, routo 6, a duaghter, Barbara Ann, April 5, Hell To Mr. and Mrs. Antone V. Helt, 405 Morgan, a daughter, Oeraldlne Ann, April 9. Kilts To Mr. and Mrs. Louie P. Ellis, Salem, a son, Louie Floyd, Jr., March 5. Whlsnant To Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Whlsnant, Stayton, a daughter. Donna Jean. March 8. Fis.i To Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Pish, 404 South High, a daughter, Anita Louise, March 8. Harrold To Mr. an t Mrs. George E. Harrold. 170 Lancaster, a son, Jerry Lee. March 12. Rebensdorf- To Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Rebensdorf, 1730 Yew, a daughter, Pam ela Janice, March 17. Hudklns--To Mr. and Mrs. Charles R, HiKiklns, route 9, a son, John Martin, March 17. Deaths Tlllle Hansen Ttlhe Hansen, late resident of Talbot. Ore., at a loral hospital. April 8, at the age of 38 years. Survived by her husband, Milton Hansen of Talbot; two sons, Melvln James Hansen and Clinton Allen Hansen, both of Talbot: an intent daughter; par ems. Mr. ana Mrs. 'torn nun 01 Estemne, So. Dakota; six sisters, Mrs. John Frees man of Estelhne, So. Dak., Mr. Alvin Hensen of Haytl, So. Dak., Mrs. Don Knulson or Volga. So. Dak., Mrs. Harry Lellhlad of Spokane, Wash., and Misa Henrietta Tuln and Miks Adeline Tuin, both of Seattle, Wash.; and three broth ers, Ben Tuin and John Tuln, both of Estelllne, So. Dak., and Ralph Tuin of Bonners Ferry. Idaho. Services will ba held' at the Howell-Edwards chapel, Sat urday. April 13, at 10:30 a.m., with Rev. William Schwab, Rev. Herman Bohl and Rev. Henry Turnldge officiating. Inter ment in Belcresl Memorial park. Mrs. Rose Alice Dukeharl Mrs. Rose Alice Dukehart, late resi dent of 435 South 33rd street, at a local hospital, Tuesday, April S. Daughter of Mrs. Luclnda Oeorgt of Coqullle, Ore., and sister of Mrs. Pear) John of Seattle, Mrs. Ethel Drout o( Crannell, Calif., and Henry, Marlon, Trank and Dave George, all of Coqullle, Ore. Announcement of serrlcea later by Clough-Barrlck. company. Mrs. Clara Harper Mrs. Clara E. Harper, at the residence, 1544 Ferry street, Friday, April 4. Sur viving are a daughter, Miss Hazel Harper of Salem, and a son, Cheater Harper of Molalla: 12 grandchildren, several great grandchildren. nieces and nephews. Services postponed because of the deaih of a daughter, Mrs. Pern Moores with announcement of services later by Clough-Barrlck company. Mrs. Fern Moores Mrs. Fern Moores, late resident of Neha lem, Oregon, at a local hospital April 6, Survived by a husband, Albert L. Moorea of Nehalem: a daughter. Miss Evelyn Mae Moores; a son, Merrill L. Moores; a sis ter, Miss Hazel Harper of Snlem; and a brother, Chester C. Harper of Molalla, Oregon, Announcement, of services later by Clough-Barrlck company. Ole Haugen Ole Haugen, at the residence at route 4, Salem, April 6. Survived by two sons, Floyd. Haugen of Salem and Raymond Haugen of Otis, Oregon; three grandchil dren and several brothers and sisters in the east. Services will be held Wednesday, April B, at 10 a.m. at the Clough-Barrlck chapel with Rev. Dudley Strain of ficiating. Interment in the Bethany cem etery at SUverton. Mrs. Mela E. Jol.mon Mrs. Meta E. Johnson, at the residence at 1675 South High street, April S. Sur vived by her husband, H. E. Johnson of Salem; four sisters, Miss Amanda Schwab baiter and Mrs. Mollle McClaln, botn of Sam, Mrs. Edith Borden of Port land and Mrs. Emadel Levlnc of Llndsborg, Kans.; two brothers, Oscar Schwabbauer and Delbert Schwabbauer, both of Salem: and four nieces and neph ews. Services will be held at the Clough Barrlck chapel Wednesday. April a, at 1:30 p.m. with Interment In Belcrest Me morial park. Hair Helm Mum ford Hale Helm Mum ford, late resident of Toledo, Oregon, at Toledo. April 4. at the age of 74 years. Survived by three chil dren, Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mrs. Orace O undersoil, both of Toledo. Oregon, and Mrs. Oenle Davis of Salem; and three brothers, Maurice Mumrord of Seattle and Leonard and Arthur Mumford, bath of Canada. Services were held Tuesday, April ft. at 11 a.m. at the Bateman chapel at Toledo with concluding services In the City View cemetery at Salem, Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. William Albright William Albright, late resident of Ger vals, at a ocal hospital. April 8, at the age of SI years. Surviving are four daugh ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lalark of Dallas. Mrs. Roe Dickson of San Francisco, Calif.. j Mfs: Anna Forest of Portland and Mrs. Lillian i atone ol Canny; one son, Wil liam Albright of Gervain. and 14 grand children. Graveside service will be held Thursday, April 10, at 10 a.m.. at the Ma sonic cemetery. Gervais. under direction of Howell-Ed wards company. Gerald Alien llllrr In this city April 7, Gerald Alfrn Hi ley, late resident of Bandnn, Oregon, at the awe of D years. Shipment has bepn made to Bandon by the W. T. Rlgdon company for services and Interment. Joxhua Stewart Sawyer Joshua Stewart Sawyer, formerly a residrnt of Salem, in New York City, April 6. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Min nie P. Sawyer of New York City; a son, Joshua S. Sawyer, Jr,, of Lakevlew, Ore gon; a daimnter, Mrs. Irnia Wells of Sa lem; and Ihree grandchildren. Announce ment, of services later by Clough-Barrick company, Mr. Carrie M. FUher Mrs. Carrie M. Fisher, la:e. resident of :Jh North 17ih street, at a local hospital, Monday. April 7. Survived by her hus band, Chester C. Fisher of Salem; a son, Eugene K. Fisher of Boston; a daughter. Mm. C. W. Sharon of Eugene, Oregon I a sister, Mrs. Murray Badglev of Boise, Idaho, and one grandson. Shipment la belni made by dough- Bar rick rompanf to Boise. Idaho, for services and inter ment. BUI10UPREDB100D TO GET MORE If your blood LACKS IRON! Tou girls and, women who itiffer so from simple anemia that you're pale, weak, "dragged out" this may be due to lark; of blood-Iron. So try Lydla E. Pink ham's TABLETS one of the best home ways to build up red blood In such cases. 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