FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
jCt BOX. M-lb., well constructed, clean.
Ph. 25554. D98
3 NEW 823x30 tire J Ac tube.
Fruit. Phone 401 1.
Oregon
n99
HOSKINS MUFFLER furnace, table size,
330 volt, 3000 degrees, with aluminum
meltlnsT pot. Fred Anderson, 153 Mill
St., Sheridan. Ore. nBD
a" NEW TIRES. 650x17. 458 Mill St. nSO j
SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION. I have one
fine lane boned A.K.C. Utter, reg.,
3 mos. old black Labrador ret. male
pup left. From Ch. Whilmore strain,
160. Just right to start hunting this
fall. Z. F. Martin, St. Paul. Ore. nl02
WESTINGHOUSE ref., 4 yr. guarantee:
40 lb. family size Ice box. '36 Cliev. se
dan. Easy Spindry elec. wash. roach.
34 Park Ave, Oo out Center, turn left
on Park. n98
SEE THE FAMOUS NEW 25-FOOT STEEL
CRAFT SEDAN CRUISER NOW AT
SALEM BOATHOUSE. M03'
1 HSF. GARDEN tractor with cultivators
and disc. Nearly new. 1150.00, Lloyd
Moscr. 507 Third St., Sllverton, Ore.
nOB
FOR SALE Used Universal" elec. range.
right nana oven, uooa conamon, ssu.uu.
Mrs. Bagley, 7359. nG8
BOAT, outboard motor and trailer,
S. 12th.
1410
n97'
MODERN enameled gas range, very reas.
Ph. 3677 after 6. ii99
MARSHALL strawberry. Very good plants.
$3.00 per thousand In the field. nl02
BEAUTIFUL pre-war twin beds, mattresses
and springs. Ph. 8309. n99"
riANO. upright, 130.
Ph. 26289.
Good condition.
FOR SALE 7 slightly damaged oil burn
ing heaters. Salem Navigation Co., 206
So. Cottage. n9B
GIRLS' bicycle, standard size! Good ait
new. Ph- 7943.
GARDEN TRACTOR See the Nichols
Garden Tractor at Ward's Farm Store, i
All . urpose tractor designed and built j
t for small larnu ana acreages, rowerea
t will. 4.1 H.P. Heavy duty Wisconsin
i engine. n97J
msTORS, primroses, 3 dozen $1.00, Pep
ners. 40c dozen. Tomatoes 25c dozen.
Salvia, Lobellia 80c dozen. Mums 10c
each. Wholesale and retail growers.
Merrill's Greenhouse, Ph. 24351. nlOO
WOOD clrc. heater, 20. Baby bed and
mat., $8. Bedstead and springs, 4.
Set of Encyclopedias, $50. 2410 Simp
son St. n98
B(TtO 60 OAK TREES, 8 to 24-ln. diam
eter. Rt. 8. box 1416. k ml. N. 811
Terton Rd., on Lancaster Dr. Ph. 25918.
098
JIORS" OWNERS See the two-horse
trailer now available at Ward's Farm
Store, High and Trade SLs., Salem. Also
cattle trailer with built-in stanchions.
Also available one and two wheel trail
ers. Two wheel trailer has dump body.
n97
NIGIITCRAWLERS, 2493 State. Bremmer.
nl23
1(1-IN ELEC. power mower. Ph. S681. nlOL
393R JOnNSON 5 hp. outboard motor,
13-ft. plywood boat and boat trailer.
7!i 5 Breya Ave., Salem, n98
ONE 4-WHEEL farm trailer,
tton, 680 Center.
Shell Sta
n8 BEAUTIFUL mahogany baby grand piano,
8705. 1885 N. 18th. 98
SINGLE rollaway bed with mattress,
$16.50, Singer Sewing machine, treadle
model, year's guarantee, 850. Garden
hose, good aa new, fine Inlaid coffee
table. 645 S. 25th St. n98
ABOUT 100 FT. 48-in. wire mesh fence
costs and gate. As is and where is, siu.
Man's new hand knit cardigan sweater
with zipper, size 36, heather blue, $7.50,
Ph. 4700. nOB"
GERMAN P38 pistol with holster, $40.
German 28 caliber pistol with holster,
825, German 32 caliber pistol with hol
ster, 836. All In excel, shape. Ph.
24982 or sea at 1940 N. Front. n98
FAINT SPRAY oufflt, 3 guns, DeVllbis
equipment. Wisconsln-Schramm motor
and compr. Ph. 2510B. nlOl
FIRTEX. 12x24 in. 16x32 in. ceiling pan
els. 4x8x10 ft. sheets. 18 In. by 4 ft.
by in. insulation board. Also 4 by 8
ft. by i in. Upson board. Rt. 7, Box
431-L McCain Ave., off Sllverton Rd.
n98
ORGANIC FERTILIZER
Ycry good for lawn and gardens.
Also very good mulch.
Delivered anywhere In Salem.
6 sacks Sfi.oo. 1 ton 810.00
Phone 8127
WEST MUSHROOM COMPANY
nl00
KW 10-INCH table saw with motor.
Phone 5252. n97
191 MODEL T Ford. Davenport St chair.
Good cond. 3350 Garden Rd. d97
BABY CRIB, baby stroller, dining room
table. Rt. 1, Box 67, Brooks. Modern
Cabins, 99E , n97
S-FC. WALNUTdinini room set, library
table. 2105 Yew St. n97
GAS ENGINE, $35, Gas engine St pump,
like new, $75. 2 & 3 in. aluminum irri
gation pipe St fittings, like new. 4
sprinklers, 150 ft. new, heavy duty
garden hose. 34 ft, pipewrench. Some
used lumber. Come St see it St make
offer. 1735 Madison. Ph. 7805. n97
LAWNMOWER, $10. 370 N. 19th.
n97
G. P. JOHN DEER tract. Good rubber,
overhauled St painted, good cond. John
Deere ulow. 14 Inch, good cond. See
9 mi. N. of Salem, 1 block N. of Brooks
sch. Richard Boetger. Brooxs. uregon.
nlOO
MODERN trailer house, 8350. Wm, P.
Jones, care of F. A. Garbe, Aumsville,
Oregon. B1
ELECTRIC floor polishers, ideal for home
or store.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. nl06'
COOK COVER CROP DISCS In all sizes
are now available at Ward's Farm
Store, High and Trade Sts.. Salem. n97
HEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venient, clean, economical Sea us foi
free estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE OO
255 N Liberty o
B BY GRAND Piano, good cond. Phone
21409. 97'
FOR SALE--5-room size oil air cond.
furnace. Sound metal 120 gal. oil tank,
exc. cond. Installing elec. heat, Chinese
Tea Garden, 1624 N. Commercial.
(Closed Tues.) n87
COW FERTIL1ER. Ph. 7330.
097'
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, 30 cu. ft.
Ideal for restaurant, grocery or large
farm home.
YEATER APPLIANCB CO.
255 North Liberty. n102
FULLER brushes
FOR S4I.E Blue Test Marshall Straw
berry plants certified by Oregon State
college. It pays to Plant the best. We
are contracting additional strawberry
acreage. Phone 5502 or write United
Growers. Inc.. Salem, Oregon. nioz'
..FANS, pedestal and table models for
nomes, canneries, garages, loose
offices.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty
nlOT
ELECTROLCX cleaner St air purifier. Now
available. Complete with all attach
ments. 169 75 Home demonstration giv
en. 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. nms'
RIVER SILT. Phone 25912.
WE BUY A sell furniture, tools, stoves
. dishes motors radios, electric appli
ances household goods KLIOMAN'S
385 N. Commercial. Phone 9885 n'
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets. 175
S. High. Phone 6088. mop1
ELECTRIC 43 Ballon water heater. $79.50
TA. 4314, Portland. nl06
C. E. WILLIAMS, sewins machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines
' Parts all makes. Finktm shears
sround. Ph. 5785. 1940 N. 16th. Pl02
GARDEN sand, travel, crushed rock
Shovel ft draa-llne excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED elec. refrigerator. Ph. 22857.
na99
OR 2R0 GAL. TANK mounted or un
mounted. Give description and price. H.
T. Wise. Rt. 2, Box 190, Dallas. na97
REFRIGERATOR urgently wanted. Must
oe in gooa cond. Caii 1219. nana
WANTED, one set of Dado blades. 5 or
" m. for A mandrel. 3500 Sllverton nn
cast
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
S MEN with new power saw want con
tract, falling St bucking. Wrtta Harry
Japp, Rt. 3, Box 324-B. Salem. naSS
WAN : Burlap and cotton bags, all
kinds. Willis Kelley, Ph. 23158. nal20
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL ADVISER. Well known
by former name "Martin." Appts.
dally, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. 1371 Cheraeketa
street. pio2
I WILL NOT be responsible for any bins
for other than myself. Signed Harold
R. Bchaeffer. p99
BABEE-TENDA
REPRESENTATIVE, giving demonstrations
this week. Ph. Mr, Burton, Hotel Salem.
p99
READING, know the truth. 3361 State.
p98
ALCOHOLICS AN6NYMOUSrp OBoi724.
p270
AUTOMOBILES
'37 FORD 1 ton dump truck. Ph. 22288.
ATTENTION
HOUSE TRAILERS, 15, 18 A: 21-ft. '31
to '42 models. Oregon titles. Sleeps 4.
Recondltolned, Vi down, bal. like rent.
Priced to move. Also one wheel luggage
trailer, spare tire, canopy, like new,
167.50. KINGWOOD USED CARS, W.
Salem, 0.99
qOB
'TOuiDSON. " radio, "heater."- fine con d .
Ph. 8373 during business hours. qlOO
'41 FOItD 2-door, radio, heater, fine cond.
Ph. 8273 during business hours. glOO
1930" WILLIS KNIGHT, good cond. 360 'a
State. Rm. 34. q99
CAB OVER engine Chev. truck. Long
wheelbase. Only 70.000 miles, see at
Oregon Fruit Products Co., West Sa
lem. Ph. 4011. q98'
'36 OLDS con v., clean,
H. Rt. 8.
box iaaa. pn. 32835 alter 4 p.
ql03
FURNISDXD trailer house. Reasonable.
Ph. 24504. 75 Falrvlew Ave. q99
1935 MASTER 2-dr. Chev. Excel, tires.
Mechanically okay. 1310. 1097 N, Win
ter. q99
'44 CHEV. truck 16.000 actual mileage, all
heavy duty, long wheelbase, good bed
and rack, 2335 Center. q99
NEW FACTORY built Chevrolet flat bed
with stakes, fit 160-ln. wheelbase truck.
Merrltt Truax, 205 Columbia. Ph. 24169.
ql02
NEW 6x12 HOUSE Trailer for sale,
double construction. Sink, bullt-ins.
Daveno bed, elec. wired for Iglhts and
hot plate, aluminum top. 8950.00. In
quire at 119 Ash St., Dallas, or Mobile
Service Station, Washington St., Dallas.
q99
7 STUDEBAKER dump truck, fully
equipped, with or without Job. Ph.
Main 194. 444 Young St., Woodburn.
1914 OVERLAND, has extra motor, 15.
Ph. 33F24. Rt. 6, Box 235R. q98'
'48 FOItD, Vi ton pickup.
State St.
Clean.
2382
qlOO'
FOR SALE Model D John Deere tractor
mounted with 4-Inch Pacific centrifugal
Irrigation pump with 6 V-belt drive and
15-ft. suction, pipe and foot valve. Also
aiscnarge set-up. Cornelius vanaecoen'
ering. Box 128 on Downs road, 3V& miles
S.E., Mt. Angel, Ore, q98
'34 CHEV. coupe, good cond., priced for
quicx saie. fn. ajra. t
'38 CHEV. cpe. Excel, cond. 73S Breys Ave.
qlOl
1029 MODEL A Ford sedan.
Ph. 6020.
q9fl
FOR SALE 1936 FORD V-8, good cond.
Call 699 or 625 N. Capitol. qlOl
'41 FORD 2-door R. St H., new tires, Mer
cury motor. 1440 Ferry St., after 5 p.m.
q98
1937 V-8 6-pass. cpe., new overhaul and
trans. 90 pet. tires, skirts, radio, heat
er, good paint. Must see to appreciate.
2350 Broadway. q98
21-FT. TRAILER house, sleeps 4.furn.
with radio, 2 beds, oil stove and heater.
Plenty of built-lns. Full price, S495.
Call 21200. q98
'37 PONTIAC sedan, clean, 4 new tires,
$650. 950 N. 18th. q98
BY OWNER, 1940 Pontiac. Clean, Back
160 Union In trailer. q98
WILL PAY $500 cash for best car offered.
1563 Sixth St., West Salem, after 5:30
p.m. t q98
"WANTED good 1930 or '31 Model A cpe.
765 N. Cottage. q97
37 CHEV. coach, radio, heater, new tires.
530 N. 22nd. Phone 5445. , 098
I"39 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Sedan In good
condition, reduced to $875 cash. Lots of
extras. Phone 24649. Car to be seen
by appointment only. i97
'30 BUICK 4 Dr. Exceptionally clean in
i 1 out. Good glass, brakes, clutch St
motor. Fair tires. $180. 455 Richmond.
Q97
1937 FORD V-8 pickup, 1060 S.
14th.
q97
WOULD like to buy low ord. No. on '47
Ford, Chev,, or Plymouth. Ph. 26629.
q97
TWO 16-ft. trailer homes.
Ave. Priced reasonably.
20 Williams
q97
'39 CHEV. sedan. Recond., radio, heater,
good rubber. 3690 Sunnyview Ave., or
Ph: eves. 24391. qlOO'
WRECKING 1936 Ford. Rebuilt motors
for Ford, Chevrolet, Piymoutn, uoage
tnri Wlllva. 1934 Ford transmission.
Dodge rear-end suitable for building
nost-hole digger for tractor, Everett's
Garage, Salem-Dallas highway.
24336.
DeSOTO Sedan, good as new. Ph. 6139.
MODEL A FORD 2-dr., motor In excel.
cond. Good rubber, corner ia ana
Lee. 1225. Ph. 3639. o7
WANTED
YOUR CAR foi cash. Will pay more for
late clean models, see us now.
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1155 S. 12th St. q9T
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN ,
SALES SERVICE PARTS
AH makes used motorcycles bought
sold repaired
SHROCK MOTOR OO.
Phone 6502 Salem
HUDSON
SALES SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates overhauling Body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shroek a try and you'll know why."
SHROCK MOTOR OO
Phone 8503 - Salem
l"-4 CHEV. four-doir sedan. 1375. Matt
Bronec, Box 236. Hubbard, Ore. q97
11 ft. House Trailer. Sleeps 4, factory
built. $350. Good cond., 100 Highway
Ave., Salem. 197
TWO-WHEEL Trailer with new box, good
tires., make an offer. Ph. 21531. q97
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or farm prooertles; loans made as
small as S300. See us about refinanc
ing your present contract or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 41,aT.
O.I. LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION. 4
LEO N. CHILDS. INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street Phone 9261 t98
MONEY FOR BVERY PURPOSE
IF YOU are capable of building 10 to
100 houses os Jem or vtcinuy during
1947 and need financial assistance.
Contact Da. We are also Interested Is
financing on or two large apartment
house units.
8TATB FINANCE CO. Lie 8218U223
183 B. High St. Ph. 4131 r
FAKil AND CITY LOANS
4Vj and 1
tOCR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO
307 Pioneer Trust Bid. Ph 7182
4H PERCENT money for loans on new
or already built modern homes any
wl re in the Willamette valley. 10 to
35 Tears repayment plan. Also plenty
of money foi building modern homes,
financed ilurlntr construction.
STATE FINANCE CO., 153 8. Hifb St.
ADTO LOAMS
WILLAMPTTE CREDIT CO
Its FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO
License Mo. U-151, S-lM
FINANCIAL
Real Istatt Loans
Farm City New Construction
4 4tt
A. N. Duncan
12-14 Ladd St Bush Bank Bids.
Phone 9658
WE LIKE to make LOANS
WE LIKE to say "Yes" to loan requests,
because matting loans oi 12a to is so or
more Is our ONLY business. Phone or
visit Personal Finance Co.. You can get
a loan from your "Yes Man" In lust
l-vlsit Call today.
518 Stat St.. Rm. 125, Salem
Ph. 3191 E. Galllnger, Msr.
Vi.B. 122 M.. 165 rlOa'
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sale- first mortgages on
Improved real estate, Salem and vicin
ity, amounts 8500 to $5000. NET In
vestors 5 pet interest. Make your own
selection. Collections of all principal
and Interest payments made by us
without charge to the Investors.
STATE FINANCE CO.. 163 S. High St.
I MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contracts
STATE PfNANCE CO.. REALTORS
Lie S-216 M-223 153 8 High St. t
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-138 and U-338
and
ROY H SIMMONS
CNSURANOK AND LOANS
8 Commercial St. Tel 9168
Directory
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR.
Ph. 2-5100.
O1001
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. 6181
Brake St Wheel' aligning specialist.
OlOl"
AUTOMOTIVE
COMP. MOTOR overhaul, auto mech. serv
ice. Body and fender, free estimates,
reasonable. Ph. 5313. 642 N. High.
0119
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Phone 7838
Night. 24417 333 Center.
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Vlrei) Huskey. 305 Falrvlew Ave.
Phone 23146, Salem. ol08
CATERING
GLEASON'S Catering Service. Ph. 25379
0116
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph. 4071. OllS'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned.
ENSLEY, 771 S. 2l8t St. Ph. 7176, Ol03
CONTRACTING
NEW HOMES. New roofs and alterations.
1 to 3 years to pay. Kanz Construc
tion Co. Ph. 4830 or 25106. 0118'
GENERAL CEMENT
CONTRACTING
O100'
Harry Hill. Ph. 7641.
DECORATING
DECORATING At general repair. Ph. 6522.
0103
DEMVERY SERVICE
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery,
Ph. 7?00 175 N. Hich. Oll4
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. O100
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH. MOTH EXTERMINATOR
service. Ph. 3056. Lee Cross. 1260 N. 17th
0102'
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop.
12th. Pr 23346.
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers Dial 9195 o1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Ph 3672 0
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED: Furniture to glue and repair
Lee Bros.. 4020 E. State. Ph. 21333
0153
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling.
Arthur McCIellar.. Phone 22456. ol09
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free lei
1717 Center St. Phone 6395. O101
LANDSCAPING
LAWNS, planting, landscape plans,
bor Landscape Service. Phone 7665.
LEVELING A DOZING
JOHNSON & BRIGGS, building streets At
roads. Ph. 8035, Salem. ql21
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and car load
ing. Lumber Industries, Inc., success
ors to H. St S. Lumber Co.. Wallace
road. West Salem. Ph. 9593. o!14
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. H. HAUSER. 928 Saginaw. P 7828
O107"
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069.
SALEAi MOVING A Delivery
Phone 7665. Insured Carrier.
Service
098
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar, Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569.096
OIL "CIPCULATORS
OIL BURNER Sales and Service. Wm. C.
Drew. Phone 5395. olll
OIL CIRCULATORS. 24 nr. service. Parts
available. Phone 6072. 098
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGTNG.
estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping.
Free
0115
ROY C. HANSON.
Phone 2-5838.
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H.
worth. Phone 3015.
J. Wood-O-10S
PLASTERING
CONTRACT PLASTERING. Ph.
PLOWING AND DISCING
GARDEN PLOWING and discing In N.
Salem or Kelzer. Ph. 2216O. 0100
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Lurry Travlss. 1029 Highland Ave. Ph.
8601. oll3
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads
envelopes, business cards, office forms,
briefs, small booklets. Quick delivery
Johnson Printing Co. In basement at
162 S. Liberty St 7490. olOl
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL crushed rock Shove)
dragline excavating Walllni Band
Gravel Co Phone 8561
SEPTIC TANKS
SETIC TANKS and drain lines cleaned.
1067 Elm St Jack Boenlng. Ph. 9833.
0114
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Pro: -t service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. ol07
MIKE'S Cesspool ft Septic Service, mou
ern equipment 1079 Elm St.. W Salrm
Ph. 9468 or 5327. ol0i
K F. HAMEL. Septic Tanks Cleaned
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404. 0II6
5PRAYING
SPRAYING. L. W. Caudle. Ph. 7D00. el 00
COMPLETE spray equipment, lawn, trees,
shrubs Si fields. Philip W. Beilke. Dial
31708. 0123
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, etorace
Burner oils coai, briquets Trucks to
Portland dally. Asent Lyon Van Lines
for household rood to California points
Larmer Transfer A Store Pn 3131
Journal Want Ads Pay
Market Quotations
Portland. Eailtide
New crop splnacn was vaiuen ai
a 30-lb box at today's session of the
Portland Eastside Farmers' Wholesale
Produce market.
Radishes were offered at 70c a aoren
bunches. fill
Loose, No. 1 quality asparagus was
sold for $4.25 a 30-lb pyramid.
Green onions were quoted at Ave a
dozen bunches.
Portland Preffuee ftxraenta
Bui terf atTentative (subject to Imme
diate change). Premium quality maximum
Portia d 67-68c; first quality 66-67c lb.;
second quality 61-63c: valley routes and
country points 3c less than first, or
64-6 Sc.
Butter wholesale l.o.D. duik. ob is
cubes, AA, 93 score, 61c: A, 92 score, 60c;
b. bo score, doc; u. bv score, oic.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 40',4-49c; Ore
gon loaf, 39a.fc-52c; triplets SS-SOVaC
Esc To wholesalers A grade large
52 '4-5340: medium. 48'.i-49,.4c: small,
(pullet), 43'ac; B grade, large, 451.4-47',sc.
Etc. Purcnaaes ttom farmers, uurrem
receipts 37-41c, buyers pay 3-3 ',4 c doz.
below wholesale quotations on graded
basis for best hennery Hit
Portland Dairy Market
Batter Prices to retailers: Grade AA
carton, 66c; AA prints, 65c; A prints
84c: A cartons, 65c; B prints, 64c; one
fourth paund cubes, 4 cent higher.
E a Prices to retailers. AA extra large.
60c: AA large (certified), 58-59c; A large,
54-55c; AA medium, 64c; A mediums,
50-51c; A small, 45c dozen; carton, 2 Vic
additional.
Cheeie Prices to retailers Portland
Oregon singles, 38'4-Mc lb.; Oregon loaf.
41,i-56c; triplets, 38-54c.
Poultry:
LItb Chickens Paying price to produ
ce No. 1 broilers, under 2 lbs. 39-30c
lb. fryers. 2 to 3 lbs., 29-30c lb. 3 to 4
lbs., 34-3So lb.; roasters. 4 lbs. and aver.
34-35C lb.; fowl. Leghorn, under 3U lbs..
IE 20c lb.; over 3'i lbs., 20-230 lb.; lowi
colored, all wts 32-33c lb.
Rabbit Average to retailers 4B-80e u;
dressca prices to producers 43c. fryers
live white 30-34o lb.: colored. 17-2lo ib
Vezetnblesi
Artichokes Calif. 4 and 5 dor,, $3-3.25.
Asparagus Gal. smalls, $3.50-4.00 box;
Calif. Cent, dlst. No. 1. mediums, box,
few $3,85; ll-12c lb.; Oregon. Hood River
and Canby. $3-3.25 box of 30 l-lb. buncn-
Washington, Sunnyslde, mediumi,
1, ll-12c lb.: unclassified and small,
7-8o lb.
Beans Calif.. 20-22c lb.
Beets Cal.. bunched, $1.25-1.40 doz.
Brussei Sprouts I2-J.20
Cabbage Round tie a a 80 Ib crate
small C2. 50-75. California crates, $3-3.25,
red 10-15c lb.: California No. 1, $3-3.60;
kraut, $1.65-1.75; red. Calif., $5.00-5.50;
Track sale, Calif., round head. $2.80-3.00
crate; local. 80 lb. crate, small, up to
$4 for best. Track sales, Calif., $2.50.
rar rod Bunched. Calif.. 6 doz.. $3.90-
4.25; topped, 60-lb, sacks, $2-2.15. Track
.sales, Calif, bunched, J3.50; special pranas
up to $3.15. sacxea, ao-io., si.'o.
llflower calif... trimmca ua. crate.
$2.75-3. Track sales, Calif., std., $2.50.
Ce err Sturdy crates. Pascal, je-7
heart material, std. crate, $5.25-5.50; fair
r-:ality. $4.50-4.75: track sales, sturdy
crates, Santa Monica, $6.15. Track sales,
$5.
Cur ambers Oregon hothouse, $8.50-9
3 doz. lugs; 30-32 ',ic lb.
Garlle Oregon white 25-3De lb.: Calif.
28-300 Ib.
Lettuce Calif., 4 doz.. H.25-4.75. Track
sales. Calif. Delano, few $3.90-4.
Dried Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1 and
larger, $2.50-2.60; mediums, 11.75-1.90;
truck sale, mediums. $1.00; Leek, local.
60-90c doz. Texas, white wax, 50-lb. sacks,
$4-4.35. Track sales, Texas Bermuda,
50-lb. sacks. $2.45.
Err Plant 22-25C
Green Onions Local, 7S-80o doa. bun
Local, mld-Columbla, 4O-50C.
Parsley Calif., $5.-5.50, 10 doz. bunches
Parsnips Local. 81-00-1.25 lug
Peas Calif. 28-lb. hamper. $3.50-4.
Peepers Mexico, 45 lb. $13-14 a lug.
Track sales, $12.50; 100 sc. 19-20c lb.;
Calif., 45 lb $7-7.50. loose, 23-25c.
Potatoes Russets No. 1 per cwt., $3.75
4.00; Idaho No. 1, $3.50; No. 2s, $3.10
3.25; 'o. 2 A, 25 lbs., $1.00-1.05: 15 lbs.,
60-65CI Deschutes No. 2s, 50 lbs., $1.25
1.30; Baker, Ore., Russets, No 1, $3.50-
3.60. Track sales, No. 1 Calif., long
long whites, $2.65-2.75; 100-lb. sacks.
J4.25-..45. Track sales, No. 1 Calif., long
whites, 100 lb. sack, S3.90-4.
Radishes Local, 70-75C doz.
Rutabagas 11 15-1.25 lug
Spinach Local, mid-Columbia. 85-90c a
20 ib. ox; new crop, $1.25.
Squash a li 1S nigs I1-1.IS; orange
boxes $2.50-2 75: Hubbard. Marbleheai
6-7o lb.: Calif., banana, 6-6'ic lb.; Calif
Zucchini, $3.50-4 crate: 26-lb. lug. $4-4.25.
Sweet Potatoes California Jersey 50 'b.
basket, $4.50-4.75; Calif., yams, $4.15-4.25.
Tomatoes Mexican repacKea.
$".50-6.75; 20 tubs. $4-4.20. Track sales,
lugs, $5.65-5.75; 12 lb. tubs, $3.65-4; 21 b.
tubs, $6.25-6.75. Truck sales, Mexican,
15.50. '
Turnips Bunches 11.10-25 doa. bunches
California 60-lb. sacks, $2-2.26.
rresn rruu:
Apples Oregon delicious, 1. A I.. $4-4.35
uoxi choice $3 75-85; Ortleys. w. and t
comb, grade, $3 15-25; Newtona. t. and. f.
$1.75-2; w ano p $4-4.25. Red Delicious
and p. up to 15.50; Winesaps w St o.
$4.50-6.00 Hood River. W. and d.. $4.50-75
Avoraaos uaiuornia raurtes. sizes 34
and 30, $4.25-4.35.
Bananas Bunched. 13 35-3 50: out
hands, $12.00-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Dates Calif 24. 8 vt pkgs. 64.85-6.
G: ipefru it Texas pinks. 7O's-90's. 14.75.
5.75; small, $4.00-4.25. Marsh seedless.
eO's-96's, $3.00-3.35; Ariz, white. $2.50-2.85
Ruby red, all sizes, $5.50-5.75.
lemons uaill,, 300-360 4. $6-7; 432'S.
$5-6.75.
Limes California 1ft tuba ol 6 limes
$2.76-3.00
Oranges California navels. 300's and
larger, $6.00-6.15: 320-252's. $4.75-5.50
252's and smaller, $5.40-5.60; 260'g and
smaller, I4.90-s.10.
Pears D' An jo u. $4.75-85. wrapped and
paeicea; toose. $3.25: eose. loose. $2.75-3;
Yakima, $3-3 25
Persimmons Call lugs. $3.25-3.60.
Rhubarb Extra fancy. $2.60-2.65: fancy.
$2.00-10; choice $1.75-80. few high as $2.00;
Sumner, Wash., hothouse, ISc ib., local
field grown, apple boxes, 90c-$l ; wine.
ea
Strawberries Louisiana. California.
13.75-3.85 12-cup crate.
Packaged Vegetables Cellophane wrap
1, a dozen Broccoli, 12 oz.. $1.75-1.85:
spinach, 24 12-ox., $1.60; brussell sprouts,
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LODGES
I. O. O. F. meets every
Wednesday nuht. . Third
"Degree. Visitors welcome.
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pJii More than
a minion merriDers
A Salem Lodge No. 4, A-P. &
Vliy am,, wm., Apru a, m. m
degree. 7:00 pJri.
97'
A Pacific Lodge Wo. 50. A. P. &
A.M. E. A. Degree. Fridpv.
April 25, 7 pJti. 86
9-oz., $2.20-2.35; celery hearts, $3.35-3.50
aoz.
Garlle CIotcs 20 1-oa packages. $t.66
1.76
Dressed Meats:
Veal Heavy top quality 35-36c: top
quality light, 32-34c lb.; B. 25-26c; O. 32
34c; cull, 18-20C lb.
mos H ioc it outcners, pacaer styie,
135-160 lbs. 37-38c; over 113. lbs., IB-37c:
sows, all weights, 30-34e lb.
Lambs AA. 3S-40C: A. 87-3801 B. I4-J00
D. 28-30C
Mutton 10-1 5e ft- according to quality
and weight
Beef Best quality. 33-34c; B. 23-26c;
O, 22-24c; canner and cutter, 1819c; bo-
.ogna bulls 25-aec.
Wool Cascara Barki
Caseara Bark Green 8-8V4CJ dry. 10c
Wool Valley coarsr and medium
grades, 42-43 He.
Mohair 40c lb en 13-mnntb growth
Hides Green beet, 12-13ct calves, 40c
lb. Kip hides, 20c.
Rendered Inedible Fata 12e lb
The above prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are F.O.B shipping points
Delivered eastern price Is generally m
cents higher than F.O.B plant quota
tions Chicago Grain
Chicago, April 23 (U.PJ Cash grain sales:
Wheat: No sales reported.
Corn: Down one-half to one cent. No.
i yeuow 178; 3 yellow 173i-177'i; 4 yel
low I67'i-173i4; 5 yellow 148-166; sam
ple grade yellow 100-154.
Onts: Up one-half to one cent. No. 1
mixed 93?i: 1 white heavy 95'; 1 white
93 s -95 '4: 2 white heavy 954; 2 white
m: l red special extra heavy 95 '4
Barley: Maltln 160-190, nominal; feed
uu-iau, nominal.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, April 23 m fUSDA) Salable
hogs esoo. total 10.000; weights under 250
lb now fairly active and 25-50 lower;
heavier weights slew and generally 50-75
lower; sows 50-75 lower; top 23.00 paid
freely for 180-230 lb; bulk good and
choice 170-250 lb 22.25-23.00; 2C0-28O lb
21.00-22.00; 290-330 lb 19.75-21.00: few
lots 330-375 lb 19.25-20.00; most good and
choice sows 17.25-75 with 17.50 popular
price.
Salable cattle 13,000. total 13,300; sal
able calves 800. Total 800; slaughter
steers and heifers moderately active, most
ly steady but spots weak to 25 lower
on good and choice steers; 'cows slow
but steady; bulls unchanged; vealers
strong: top 27. 50 for load strictly choice
around 1.350 lb steers; bulk good to low
choice steers 22.50-25.50; common and me
dium 15.50-21.50; choice heifers 24.00-50:
good beer cows 17.00-18.00: canncrs nad
cutters 10.50-13.25; most medium weight
and heavy bulls 16.00-17.00; practically
top choice vealers 23.00,
Salable sheep 2500; total 250Q; slaughter
tamos active, mostly la-aa nigner; rooci
and choice fed wooled western lambs
22.00-22.25; latter price top for arouni
five cars Color ados; load good and choice
around 105 lb fed clipped lambs with
mostyl No. 2 pelts 19.75; slaghter ewes
scarce around steady; fat wooled ewes
10.00, down with good and choice shorns
8.00-50.
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore.. April 23 Wheat: No
futures quoted. Cash grain:
Flaxseed 7.2a.
Cash wheat (bidt: Soft white 2.36. soft
white (excluding Rex) 2.38, white club
2.38, western red 2.38.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.38. 10 per
cent 2.40, 11 percent 2.46, 12 percent 2.5(1.
Hard white Baart: Ten percent 2.40,
11 percent 3.44, 12 percent 2.51.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 35, barley
1. flour 2. corn 3. oats 0. hay 0. millfeed
4, flax 0.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., April 23 (U.W Livestock:
Cattle salable 150: calves 50. Market
fairly active: mostly steadv. but fat.
dairy-type cows under pressure: odd com
mon steers 17.00; Rood fed steers held
above 23.00; common heifers 14.50-17.00;
canner and cutter cows largely .11.00-13.00;
aairy type cows 14.00-15.00: shells
downward to 8.00; Rood beef cows up to
jb.ou; ouiis siow; gooa 10 enolec vealers
steady at 24.00-27.00; select to 28.00; sev
eral loads stocker cows recently at 110
to 150 dollars head, depending; on age,
flesh condition and accompanying calf.
Hogs salable 100. Market 50 cents
lower: good to hcoice 180-250 lbs 25.25;
few 265-330 lb weights 24.00-24.50: sood
sows largely 21.00-22.00; no feeder pigs
available; choice quotable to 28.00 or
aoove.
Sheep salable 50. Early offerings lim
ited to one lot good to choice 74 lb spring
lambs steady at 32.00; good to choice
wooled lambs quoted to 30.50; shorn
iambs salable around 19.00 down: good
to choice shorn ewes salable around 7.00;
wooled ewes quotable to 9.00.
Salem Markets
Completed Irom reports ol Salem
dealers for the guidance ol Capi
tal Journal Readers (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prices
Rabbit Feeds Pellets, 14.25 cwt.
Egg Mash 14.75 cwt.
Dairy Ferd 13.90 cwt.
Poultrr Heavy colored hens. No. 1, 32c
lb.; No. 28c; colored fryers. No. 1, 34c
ID
Ens
Buyers' Prlees White and Brown extra
large grade A. 52c; med.. 48c: standards,
48c dozen; pullets, 30c; crax, 30c.
Wholesale Price Large, 56c dozen; med.,
52c dozen.
Butter Wholesale A, 64c.
Retail Grade A, 69c,
Butterfat Premium, 67c; No. 1, 86c;
No. 2, 62c.
California Town
Starts Price Cuts
Sherman Oaks., Cal., April
23 (U.R) Forty-eight of this
city's merchants today pledged
themselves to cut prices 10 to
50, percent for a week, starting
tomorrow, "To see if we can't
get the price-cut ball rolling a
little faster."
ine plan, similar to one
adopted by merchants of New
buryport, Mass., was outlined at
a hastily called meeting last
night at which Movie Actor Ar
thur Treacher, honorary mayor
of this unincorporated town of
30,000, presided.
Hitchhiker Found
Guilty of Murder
Raton, N. M., April 23 (U.B
Edward C. Jones, 28, of Hous
ton, Texas, today faced death
in the electric chair for the
hitchhike slaying of Jes V. Lar
son, Denver paper salesman.
A district court found the
hitchhiker guilty of first-degree
murder after less than an hour
of deliberation last night. The
verdict carries a mandatory
death sentence.
Jones, an ex-army paratroop
er who had admitted in a state
ment to police that he fatally
shot Larson on a backwoods
road near here March 5 and then
fled in the victim's car, heard
the verdict calmly.
CORNS GO FAST
l.njoy quick relief and
anoedllv remove aching
corns with thin, cushion
ing Dr. Scholl's 'ino-
pans. uoet but a trine.
Steady Tone
On Grain Mart
Chicago, April 23 (ft Mod
erate commercial buying gave
a steady tone to the grain fu
tures market today.
In contrast, lard futures back
ed down sharply under moder
ate selling. Losses extended to
more than $1 a hundred pounds
in near-by deliveries.
Wheat closed K-ZVi higher,
Mav $2.58 Vt-M, corn unchanged
to IVi higher. May $1.73-1.73 14,
oats unchanged to lis higher,
May 89-88 7s, and lard 45 cents
to $1.45 a hundred pounds low
er, July $21.50.
Wheat Conference
Fails in Price Fixing
London, April 23 iff') The in
ternational wheat conference
adjourned today after failing to
reach an agreement on world
prices and allocations.
The conference adopted a
United States proposal to refer
back to the international wheat
council in Washington a tenta
tive draft proposal framed dur
ing the five-week session here.
The final action came after
the United Kingdom and India,
two of the biggest importers, had
announced they would not sign
the tentative long term contract
which had been drafted here.
The draft had fixed a maximum
price of $1.80 per bushel.
New York
Stock Quotations
1 By the Associated Press
New York ft Closing quotations todav
Allied Chem ft Dyt
17 3',
American Can ....
Am Pawei ft Llgh; ...
Amer re) ft Tel
Anaconda dapper
Atchison
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing aircraft ......
California Pncktng
Canadian Pacific
J I Case
Chrysler Corp
Commonwealth ft Sout
t .naolldated Edisor
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Insurance .
Crown Zeileroacb
U'
34'
92 H
27
15H
50
26 -
Curt us Wright
D jglaa Mrcrait ......
Dupont de rtemouri ...
General Electric
Oenera) oods
General Motor;
Ooodyaai 1'ire
181 a
57
Great Northern pfd
International Harvester
tnt Papet pfd ... . ..
82
Johns Maovllla
Kennecott
Long Bell A
18 :.
16 ,
Maytag
Miami Copper
Montgomery War' ....
Nash Kelvinaio'
National Dairy
N Y Centra;
North Am Co
Northern Pacific
Pao Amei Fish
Pacillc 0s Clee
Pacific T ft T
Pan American
Penney J O
Radio Corp
Rayonier
tfayouler Pfd
Reynolds Metals
Richfield
Safeway ,
Sear 1. Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands .....
Standard OH Calif ...
16
37ai
20
32-i
31
Stewart Warner ...... s
Btudebaxet 20',
duo Mining 10
Union Oil jo'k
uuiud racuiv .
United Airlines
127'.
United Alrciaft 19'
waited States Steel 70
Warner brothers H'i
nesi tiec Mil UO
Woo 1 worth
250 Sportsmen
Pilots Due May 18
A hundred airplanes carrvine
afjout 25 U members of the Ore
gon Sportsmen Pilots associa
tion are tentatively dated to ar
rive in Salem early in the morn
ing Sunday, May 18, on one of
the association s monthly good
will air tours.
The fliers are to arrive at
McNary field about 8:45. At 9
o'clock they will be guests of
the Chamber of Commerce at
breakfast, with a brief speak
mg program, and a short air
show may follow at the airport,
A definite program is to be
worked out later.
Most of the fliers are from
Portland. Throughout the spring
and summer season they make
a practicg of going to different
cuies once a monin.
(By the United Press)
Stocks firm in quiet trading.
Bonds irregularly higher; U. S.
governments did not trade.
Curb stocks higher.
Chicago stocks irregularly
higher.
Silver unchanged in New York
c.t 758 cents a fine ounce.
Grains in Chicago: Wheat fu
tures closed up 4 to 2 cents.
Gas on Stomach
Kcliitfd In 5 minuUi rfeubU jeur mom back
When nrfmntjimnrh nrlrl mi mm ualnfiil anrrnfit.
trigga .nourfltnmncl and heartburn. doctors unually
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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 23, 1947 13
Stocks Advance
After Early Drop
New York, April 23 (P)
Stocks recovered their balance
after an early dip in today's mar
ket but enthusiasm was lacking
and progress was negligible.
Many rails and industrial re
treated at the opening only to
make their way to higher ground
later. Trading followed a slow
pace with total transfers in the
neighborhood of 750,000 shares.
Gains and losses, limited to
fractions for most leaders, were
well distributed at the close.
Among gainers were Chrys
ler, Bethlehem, American wool
en, Eastman Kodak, Union Paci
fic, Pullman, American Smelting,
International Nickel, Air Reduc
tion, Texas Co., and Caterpillar
Tractor. Westvaco climbed on
a stock split proposal. Earnings
and dividend news propped Joy
Manufacturing and Kayser. Lag
gards included Colgate-Palmol-
ive-Peet, Procter & Gamble, An
aconda, United Carbon, Sun Oil,
American Can, Goodrich and
Schenley.
Gales Cripple
British Shinninq
London, April 23 () The
31,000-ton British battleship
Warspite, stripped of her guns
and en route to the junk 'heap.
was swept aground on England's
rocky southeast coast today by
a gale that endangered shipping
from the English channel to the
Irish sea.
The liner Maurentania, on a
trial run before leaving for New
York, rode out high seas off Liv
erpool, unable to dock because
of a 70-mile-an-hour wind.
The disabled 7,181-ton Ameri
can freighter Robert H. Harri
son, her propeller gone, was in
tow of the tug Turmoil in St
George's channel. Tug company
officials said she could not put
into port because of the danger
of grounding.
A lifeboat slood by seven
fishing craft off Bridlington har
bor, on the North Sea, and an
other lifeboat removed the crew
of two from a barge in distress
off the North Sea port of Har
wich.
Births, Deaths
Blrllis
Lee To Mr. and Mrs. Archie ft. Lee,
22ao N. commercial, a daughter, Linda
Mary, March 8.
Hamrick To Mr. and Mrs. PhuI O.
Hnmrlck. 915 South 22nd, a daughter,
Pamela Kay, April 17.
BurRess To Mr. and Mrs. Edison A.
Rurgesn. 184ft North Summer, a son Larry
Dale, April 30.
Harris To Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth D.
Harris. 1595 Shady Lane, a son, Oary
Lee, April 10.
Mill CityTo Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Smith a daughter, Judith Ann, on April 17.
Monmouth A daughter. Cheryl Lynn.
was born in Salem on April 11 to S8vt.
and Mrs. Roger Bnkcr. Sgt, Baker Is cn
duty with the marine corns at Quantlco,
Va. The baby is the first grandchild of
Mr, and Mrs. Martin Baker of Monmouth.
Amity To Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wood.
Lafayette, a son, April 20. He Is their
second child. Grandmother is Mrs. Rose
Wood of Amity.
Deaths
Lewis A. Swlsart
Lewis A. Swlgarl. at the residence, 1142
Seventh street, West Salem. Survived by
his wife, Ollle R. Swlgart of Salem;
three daughters, Mrs. Elsie Cooper of
Liberal, Mo., Mrs, Lola Ketterman and
Mrs. Artie Phillips, both of Salem; two
sons, Charles Swlgart of Pendleton and
Rex Swigart of Salem; three grandchil
dren and two great grandchildren. Serv
ices vlll be held Thursday, April 24, at
3:30 p.m. from Clough-Barrlck ehnpel,
Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment
at Belcrest Memorial park.
Sarah V. Galbrailh
Sarah V. Galbraith. late resident ol
route 8, Salem, at the Albany General
nospitai, April 21, at the age of R3 years.
Survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Jenks at
Tangent and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held Thursday, April 24,
at 2 p.m. at the Clou ah -Bar rick chapel
with Rev. H. G. Humphrey of Tangent of
ficiating. Interment in the Albany Ma
sonic cemetery.
Frank Bell
Frank Bell, at the residence at route 9,
Salem, April 21, at the age of 6.7 years.
Husband of Mrs. Anna Bell of Salem
Oravealde services will be held Thursday,
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April 34. at S p.m. at Belcrast Memorial
park Direction Clough-Barrtclc company.
Rattle B. Buslck Cady
In Pasadena, Calif., April 2, Hattle B.
Buslclc Cady, former resident of Salem
and late resident of Pasadena, Survived
by a son. Edwin Buslclc, with the U.S.
rmy in Germany. Member of Chadwlcie
chapter No, 37, Order of Eastern Star;
Willamette Shrine No. 3 of the White
Shrine, 1'anna Rosa Court No. 8 of Order
of Amaranth and the Rebejtnhs, An
nouncement of services later by W. T.
Rig don company.
Clayborne Hills
In Portland, April 18. Clayborne Hills,
late resident of route 3, Salem, at the
ase of 61 years; husband of Marie Hills
or Salem: fathrr of Rimell Hills of New
Philadelphia. Ohio: Pranlc Hills of Km-
ston, N. C, and James Hills of Salem;
brother of Prrd Hills and Mrs. Alice
Thomas, both of Salein. and Mrs. May
Bon df son of Olascow, Mont, Member of
the Eagles lodee. Recitation of the Ros
ary Wednesday, April 23, at 1:30 p.m. at
the W. T. RlBdon chapel. Services will be
held Thursday, April 34. at 10 a.m. at
St. Joseph's church with interment In
Belcrest Memorial park.
Mrs. Olive Kislman
In this city, April 33. Mrs. Olive Eg si.
man, late resident of Stlverton, route 3.
Wife of Albert E. Eggiman of Sllverton,
route 3. Survived by brothers. Lew and
Eldon Oarber of Salem, and sisters, Mrs.
A'.na Zurchcr and Mrs. Henry Baer of
Salem. Announcements of services later
by W. T. Riadon company.
Mrs. Jeanne L. Rradfield
Mrs. Jeanne L. BradField. at her home
at 1100 Donna avenue, Salem, Wednesday,
April -a. wnr oi . A. Bradlleld of Salem,
and mother of Mrs, Aunts Drummond and
Earl F. Bradfield, both of Salem and
Miles D. Bradfield of Boulder, Colo. Also
survived by two grandchildren. Services
will be held Saturday, April 38, at 10
a.m. from the Clouith-Barrlclc chapel with
Rev. R. c. Mann officiating Interment
111 be at Belcrest Memorial park.
Harry Hate
ilvrrton Hnrry hhrp. m. men -ines-'
evening at the Sllverton hospital.
Resident of route 3 for S5 years. Born
in Norway, Aunu.it 10. 1863. Survived by
ll chllclrou: Ben nnge nnti Annie uanson,
Los Ancr-les: EUrn Zurfhpr, Hilda Pol
lork and Oscnr Hace. Seattle: Charles of
Calgary. Alberta; Henry of Sparks. Nev.;
Elmer of lmlny, Ncx.; Jennie Hane of
Oakland. Calif.; Clara Hall of Klamath
Falls and Roy Harte or Sllverton; i
grandchildren and two great grandchil
dren. Funeral arrangements later by
Ekman funeral home.
Luererla Brown
Aumsville Lurreria Brown died at the
home of her daughter, Darrlel Lee. at
West Stay ton Tuesday at t p.m. Sur
viving are hrr husband. H. Delnicr Brown;
two sons. 8. Norlyn Brown of Lebanon
and N. Dunne Brown of Aumsville; two
daughters, Durrlcl Lee and Coy Brown
of Aiimsvllle; three sisters. Mrs. Elste
Osborne and Mrs. Elda Osborne of Al
bany i.nd Mrs. Gladys Klempen of Oregon
City; , o brothers. Clifford Downing of
Carnation. Wnsh., and Raymond Down
ing or Seattle. Funeral services at 3
p.m. Friday at Weddle funeral home,
Slay ton. Burial In Aumsville cemetery.
Frank Wesley Bliss
Amity Frank Wejilry Burns, resident of
Amity, died at his home Monday, ase 6S
years, one month and one day. Memorial
services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Thurs
dny at Mocy's chapel with burial In ths
Evcrfirrfii Memorial park. Surviving art
his widow; two sons, Frank and Denny;
three daughters, Mrs. Ella Bosshart and
Mary of Portland. Mrs. Dorothea Groves
of Las Vegas, Nev., and several grand
children. Sarah V. Oalbrallh
Albany Sarah V. Galbraith. 83. Tan
cfnt. died in the Albany Genera) hospital
Monday of henrt disease. Funeral serv
ices will be held from the Cloush-Barrick
mortuary in Salem, 2 p.m.. Thursday,
with the Fisher Funeral home, Albany, in
charge. Burial will be in the Albany Ma
sonic cemetery. She was born near Mar
ion, January 20. 1804, and had lived in
Albany Irom IRtiH to lime. Mrs, oaioraun
also lived in Salem and St. Louis, Ore.,
before moving to Tangent a year ago. She
was mnrrlrd to Jesse C. Oalhralth, Janu
ary 5. 189A, In Albany, who died Inst year.
She Is .survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary
Jen Its, Tnnarnt, also a number of nieces
nnd nephews.
Gcorse Benjamin Marlln
Dallas Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at 2 p.m. in the Henkte and Boll
man chapel for Oeorae Benjamin Martin,
51, who died at his home In Dallas Sat
urday following a paralytic stroke suf
fered two weeks earlier. Rev. Evelyn
Collins officiated at the servlcrs and in-
lermrnt un.s in the Dallas Odd Fellows
cemetery. Mr. Martin was born on June
U. I a 90, in Oakland. Ore., the son of
Wilson M. and Lydia Martin. On June 14,
1921, he was married to Ethel Mitchell at
Eugene. The family lived In Cottage Grova
until 11112 when they moved to Spring
field, leaving there In 1043 to come to
Dallas, Mr. Martin, a railroad section
foreman by occupation, was a veteran of
World War I In which he had served for
22 months. The Dallas American Lesion
post assisted In the funeral services. Sur
viving are the widow, two daughters, Mrs.
Ruth Ella Ferauson or Eugene and France
Lucille Martin or Dallas; eight sons,
Charles Edward of Eugene, Pfc. Richard
F. Martin of Fort Dix, N, J.: Norman,
MirrJ, Ralph, Kenneth, Donald and Ar
thur, all living at home; his mother, Lydia
Ann Andrews of Dallas; two sisters. Esther
Snndcrs or Eugene and Alice Denton of
Hollnnd, Ore., and one grandson, Larry
Lee Lou a timi of Sfliita Clara, Ore.
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