i 1
.f FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
VACl'L'M CLEANERS (tanks and Up-
EUREKA
GENERAL ELECTRIC
PREMIER DUPLEX
WESTI NO HOUSE
UNIVERSAL
BEE-VAC
FILTER QUEEN
McCALLISTER
!' H Trade In allowance, easy terms.
' S VINCE'S ELECTRIC
I 4 B7 8. Liberty St,. Salem. Ore. a!37
' $0. to, 30, 40. 50, 66 Ballon water heaters
for Immediate delivery.
; H Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
; a) 735 N. Liberty St. nl28
; fclGHTCRAWLERS, 2493 Stati. Bremmer.
I ' D123
CANNING (l(t quart) pressure cookers,
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
t 356 N Liberty St. n!2fl
HO WAXING required with transpar-
e t Plastl-Kote lor drain boards, floors.
1 furniture.
y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n!26
! S, E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines
? Part for all makes. Pinking shears
r around. Ph. 8765. 1940 N. 18th. n!3B
ELECTRIC WIRE, 12-3 and 14-2 loom,
y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl2S
METAL IRONING boards, pads St covers,
; V EATER APPLIANCE CO.
:l . 365 N. Liberty St. nl3fl
ONE large Canton China punch bowl.
- Black Spanish evening shawl. Apply
Apt,. 6. fllO N. Commercial, eves. nl07
BEAT VOUB home electrically It's con
venient, elean, economical. See ua for
free estimates.
' 1 Y EATER APPLIANCE CO
; 355 N Libert n
ELECTRL AUTOMATIC, side arm water
heaters, fasten to your present tank
v. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. . n!26
JTtR COAT In good cond. 37.50. 189S
kMroaaway. nn
fcv.N CARTS, lawn edgers, hand cultf
Pacora and hoe.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
FULLE& brushes
1745 Grant Ph. 8357.
nil
WASHABLE, ONE coat Palletone for
walls, ceilings, and wallpaper, dries
In one hour.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
GIRL'S Junior bicycle, 125.
' 'or phone 8416.
23S6 State
nl07
RADIOS, record players, recorders tor
immediate delivery.
It YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
2S5 N. Liberty St. n!26'
UN (ULTRA violet) lamps. Heat (infra
red lamps and heating pads.
- YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
vo 255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
TVER SILT. Phone 25912.
ILKCTKIC BLANKETS for Immediate de-
-"livery.
I 0- YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
I - 255 N. Liberty St. ni26'
WE BUY & sell furniture, tools, stoves
, dtshea. motors radios, electric- eppil
" ances. household goods KLIGMAN'S
"485 N. Commercial. Phone 9885. n'
VIN-UP AND table lamps.
9 YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
HOTPLATES. SINGLE and two burner,
"f YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26'
(1 ILECTRIC FANS, desk and pedestal.
i .office, Karaites, restaurants, lodue
flTooms, canneries. Kitchen and Indus
final exhaust lans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl26'
fcEGRIGERATOB ICE trays, rubber to
i aluminum.
5 YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
2 255 N. Liberty St. n!36
TardeN aand, " gravel, crushed rock
A Shovel drag-line excavatlnc WALL
4 rNO SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8511
top 'VEEDING your lawn, try Weed-No-
More.
YFATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
i FAT WHITE FACE beef,
Phone 22639.
ESTINGHOUSE DDT bug bombs, type
used by armed forces. Kills flies, mo-
frqultoes. cockroaches St related insects.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
256 N. Liberty St. nl26a
fARMERS, ATTENTION. Westlnghouse,
automatic electric milk cooler. 60 gal.
capacity.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty St. nl38
-WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
HOOD HOME In eountry for a Teal
Kerry Blue spaded female dog. Very
intelligent, ph. 34361, 60 Ewald Ave.
DLD DISHES over 25 yean old. TJpstaln
Antique Shop, 439 Court. Ph. 21443.
nai30
J'SED French door, also fireplace man-
lie. n. jino. naior
: Burlap and cotton bass, al
kinds. Willis Kelley, Ph. 23156. nal20'
USED FURNITURE Phone B1U
PERSONAL
lLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 724.
p376
UTOMOBILES
11 pontiaC sedan, radio and heater.
Recently overhauled. 980 Madison Ave.,
or call 21669 after 5 p.m. qlD9
EW '41 Ford. Sportsman conv. Inquire
Union Service Station, 590 State. qll3
OR SALE New two wheel trailer.
3525 80. Commercial.
860.00.
q!09
Jfl-FT TRAILER house, furnished With
Daveno, Ice box, 16-ln. tires. Plenty of
bullt-lnn. Insulated. Full price 8485.00.
Call 3-1200. qlOB
an Bl'tCK 2-door, good hitch, radio, seat
-covers ana neater, siuou.uu. zmo uemer,
ql09
I! FORD
State St.
ton pickup. Clean.
2382
qll2'
m BUICK COUPE, good cond.,
687 N. Front.
$235.
q!09
15 DODGE Pickup.
Kood. Ph. 23045.
Good tires.
runs
ql09
fl PONTIAC good shape. $525. 484 Ferry.
ql07
'lTY-ERAN WOULD like to buy low order
Jo. on Chev., Ford, Ply., or Stud. Please
fjprlte box 403 Capital Journal. QlOB
STUDEBAKER $250.00, 1555 80.
St. Ph. 8524. ,
12th
ql09
UOOD '32 BUICK, 5 new tires, upholstery
good, motor just overhauled, price 1550.
Will take some furn. in trade. 1694 N.
Comm'l. Ph. 6821. ql09
FOR SALE 35 Chev. flat bed 1'A ton,
375.00. Call after 6. 22778, ql09
38 FORD panel, '36 motor, A-l shape.
uood tires, one trailer ev3 it. viae, id
ft. long, Inclosed. Ideal for fishing.
hunting or moving belongings. 1937
N. Commercial after 5 p.m. qlll
9.15 PONTIAC 2-dr very good shape. 1350
or ibis Mercury 4-door. eso bo. ism be.
q!08
FOR SALE 1930 8-pass. Bulck epe.. In
periect condition. Jonn J. Rooerts a
Co. Ph. 9623 or 4123. ql08'
7 FORD l'a ton flat bed. 3900 ml. 8:35
tires, perfect cond. 13200. 309 Maple.
Dallas, Ore. 5IO8
PLYMOUTH 4-dr., motor good. 198
no. Lancaster Dr. 1295.
9(1 STUDEBAKER 8 -pass, ept., radio A
neater. Low mileage. 98 pet. runner
and overdrive. 1973 Capital. qlll
WANTED Good clean cars. Square Deal
usea ctrs, 1155 So. 12th.
FOR SALE 3T Ford V-l pickup. 1060 80.
itn., sun., alter 5 P.m. wees a ays.
qlOS
l CHEV. conv. cpe. 436 Water St. qI08
2 FORD 5-vd. dump, new Mercury motor,
1J3U. Eaton 3-speed Brownie, gooa
8:25 tires. Oood mech. cond.. ready to
to- Mickey's Garage, Aumsvine. qios
PY OWNER, '40 Pontiac 4-door deluxe
sedan. Can be seen week days at 970
o. commercial St. qlio
Mo MODEL A Ford sedan. 16ln. wheels.
" pet. rubber. C. S. Hammett, 485
airfield, Woodburn. Ph. Red 26. q!07
P"OR SALE, Ford panel delivery. Call
i-eacocK cleaners. qi"
U CHEV. CPE., Just overhauled. $250. Rt
box 133. pn. 33F3. 3 mi.
Krueger store. 107
AUTOMOBILES
TRAILER BOUSE,
18 ft., clean. Rt. 4,
. Holland, near Rose
ql09
BOX 1B8-B. W.
dale School.
'28 NASH. Oood cond. 1125. 1280 No.
4. Ph. 25416. ql07
TftNDIAN-CHIEF, for quick sale. Can
be seen at 465 Morgan Ave., after 4 p.m.
Q107
'88 BUICK Special. '46 motor. A-l shape.
Trade lor '34 Ford or Chev. and S675
cash. 418 S. College, Monmouth. qlOB
1931 CHEV. Good condition. M. H. Bronec.
Hubbard. Phone 11F4. jl08
TRAILER HOUSE, newly finished Inside
At out. for I4B5. 380 orove. Fnone aan
Call anytime in the morning or after
I 30. Q108
1985 FORD 4 -door sedan, with '43 Mer
cury motor, good rubber, seal beam
lights. 410 Ford St. j!07
1939 GRAHAM sedan, new motor, radio.
heater. Good rubber all around. Call
35167 nights, or 3776 days. ql07
1985 CHEV. rpe., exceptionally clean, good
rubber. 410 Ford St. sun
FOR SALE '37 Chev. sedan, good condi
tion. Indian motorcycle. Call after 6:30
p.m. 645 Bryan street, Woodburn, Ore.
ql07
lflil HOLLYWOOD Graham. Bond cond.
radio, heater. Would like older model
ear and rent of loan can be assumed.
380 So. 23rd. Ph. 21692. qUO"
'32 STUDE. commander sedan, 81.000
actual mileaire. 8195. Deerlng 4-ft. re
veretble disc, tractor hitch, 118. 850
Monroe Ave. Ph. 32792. 10T
'35 GRAHAM, 4-door. Clean. 8285,
6 p.m. 3525 So. Commercial.
after
ql07
"35 FORD tudor, rebuilt motor, heater.
See after 6 p.m. 1065 ErUon. Ph. 24547.
qllO
1946 TRAILER HOUSE, sleeps four. Ask
for Oarlnger. Castle Hall Park, 12th
street Junction. lll
1910 BUIC" Super Sedan. Oood tires. Has
heater, radio 8c seat covers. $1250. Take
trade-in. 3855 Mahrt Ave., by Penn
4 Corner. W
1941 2i-TON GMC dump.
6 yd. Rt.
8, Box 1518. Hollywood Dr.
ql09
19S4 cnEV. Good cond., excel, tires, heat
er. 8300. Ph. 34369. 140 Lansing Ave.
ql09
'38 FORD TRUCK, tandem wheels. Good
rubber. A-l mechanically. Ray Garland.
Rt. 2. Newberr, Ore., at Rex. ql08
DIXIE FLYR trailer house. 19 ft., elps.
4. Butane range, A-l condition. 20 Wil
liams Ave. ql07
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES - BER7I0B - PARTS
ATI makes used motorcycles bought
sold repaired
SHROOK MOTOR CO.
Phoo 8603 - Salem
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates overhauling body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why,"
SHROOK MOTOR OO
Phone 8503 Salem
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4& INTEREST
B to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Child s, Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261. T107'
CASH FOR SPRING
825 le 8800 on signature, furniture or
auto up to 1500. 18.38 a mo. repays
' $100 loan In full In 15 mos. You get full
amount of loan. 4 out of 6 who ask for
a loan at Personal get It. Call today.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
518 State St.. Rm. 125
Phone 3191 E. Gallinger, Mgr.
Lie. S122 Mies rl30
MONEY FOR EVERY PTTRPOSS
IF YOU are capable of bulldlnj 10 to
100 nouses oaiem or Ticinny during
1947 and need financial assistance,
Contaet Oa. We are also Interested In
financing one or two large apartment
bouse unite.
STATE FINANCE CO. Lie S316M223
113 8. High St Ph. 4131 r"
FARM AND CITY LOANB
4 and 6
fOUB OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO.
307 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph 7163 r
Real Estate Loans
Farm City New Construction
4 4V
A N. Duncan
13-14 Ladd St Bush Bank Bids.
Phone 9658
iM PERCENT money for loans on new
or already nunc modern nomes any-
wl e tn the Willamette valley. 10 to
38 years repayment plan. Also plenty
of money for building modern homes.
financed during construction.
STATE FINANCE CO- 153 S. High St,
8 MONEY 8
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANB
OAR LOANS '
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contract
STATS FINANCE CO. REALTORS
Lie S-316 M-322 153 8 High St. r
A D TO I O A N S
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO,
8tb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO
License No. M-159. 8-154
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sale first mortgages on
lmoroved real estate, oaiem and vicin
lty, amounts $500 to 15000. NET In
vestors 6 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.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
S-138 and U-SJ8
and
ROY H SIMMONS
tHSURANCK AND LOANS
S Commercial 81 Tel 9181
Directory
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestie refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances 338 Center Ph. 4036
o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 3-5100.
0126'
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9621. o!28'
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANER, 278 S. Com'l. Ph. 1181
Brake to Wheel aligning specialist.
0127'
AUTOMOTIVE
COYw. MOTOR overhaul, auto mich. serv
ice. Body and fender, tree estimates.
reasonable. Ph. 6313. 643 N. Hlih,
elll
MARION MOTOR!
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day. Phone 1831
Night. 24417 333 Center.
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush, virtu Husney sua raimew at.
Phone 23146, Salem. 0IO8
GLEASON'S Catering Serviee.
Ph. 33379
Oll0
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Fn. 4071. 0115'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned.
ENSLEY, 771 F. 31st St. Ph. 7176. 0129'
CONTRACTING
NEW HOMES. New roofs and alteration!.
1 to 3 years to pay. Kens Construc
tion Co. Ph. 4830 or 25106. 0118
ELECTRIC WIRING No delay. Material
available. Phone 9740. 0IO8
DF'IYEBY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup 8rvlce
145 8. Church. Phone 4711. ol36
vans motorcycle Merchant Delivery.
Ph. 1 00 178 N. High. oll4
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, tailoring and alterations.
Brooks Trailer Camp, 1984 State St.
0136
Market Quotations
Salem Livestock
(By Valley. Packlnr Co,)
Hobs, 35c under Portland each wt.
3prlng lambs, 118.50.
Woolfd 1946 lambs. 118.
Sheared 1946 lambs, 116.
Yearlings, 813.50.
Ewes, 2 to 17.50.
Fat dairy cows, 112-13.50.
Cutters. 88-12.
Dairy hetfers, 113-17.
Bulls, 112-17.
Calves. 300-450 lb.. 110-21.
Veal, 150-300 lb.. 119-24.
Portland Kaitside
Green onions were offered at 25-3 5e a
doeen bunches in volume lota and 40c In
slnsle dozen lots at today's session of
the Portland Easlside Farmers' Whole
sale Produce market.
Best packs of Willamette valley and
mid-Columbia spinach were quoted at
70-75C a 20-Ib. box.
No. 1. loose packed asparagus was sold
for 13.50-3. 7i with No. 1 bunched stock
selling at 13.85-4.
Lettuce was valued at 14 a crate of
three dosen heads.
Field-crown turnips were offered at
11.25 a dor,en.
New crop beets were quoted at 11.50
1.65 a dozen bunches.
Pointed type, untrlmmed cabbage was
sold for 11.35 a crate.
Local radishes were offered at 60 -80c
a dozen bunches.
Portland Produce Exchange
Builerfat Tentative (subject to mme-
dlate change). Premium quality maximum
of .35 of 1 percent acidity delivery
Portland, 67-GBc lb.; first quality. 66-67c
lb.: second quality, 61-63c; valley routes
and country points, 3 cents less than first,
or 64-65C.
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk. 68c lb-
cubes, grade AA, 93 score, 61c; A. 92 score.
boc; u. 90 score. 60c; C. 89 score. 57c.
Cheese Selling: price to Port and whole
salers: Oregon singles, 35-52c; Oregon
loaf. 3a'&-54c.
DIRECTORY
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH. MOTH EXTERMINATOR
aervlce. Ph. 3056. Lee Cross. 1260 N 17th
0138
PEMBFRTON'S FLOWER Shop.
1980 6.
0124
12th. pnone 23346.
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers. Dial 9195 o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Ph 3672 o"
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED: Furniture to glue and repair.
Lee Bros.. 4020 S. Stat. Ph. 21233
0153
NEW FURNACES Ss oil turners. We clean
and repair all makes. Free estimates.
No obligation. All work guaranteed.
Holland Furnace Co. Ph. 7681. ol31
HAULING
NEWTON'S light Pickup St delivery. Haul
ing 01 ail kinds. Household moving.
Fully Insured. Phone 22812, ol34
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling.
Arthur McClellar. Phone 23456. olOD
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free lei
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. ol27
LANDSCAPING
LEVELING DOZING
JOHNSON BRIGGS, building streets ft
roads, ph. 8035, Salem. ql21
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and ear load
ing. iAimoer inaustries, mc, success
ors to H. St 8. Lumber Co- Wallace
road. West Salem. Ph. 9593. o!14
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. H. HAUSER. 925 Saginaw. P 7826
ol07
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. ol08a
OIL wIpCULATORS
OIL BURNER Sales and Service. Wm. C.
urw. Phone 5395. olll
GOOD WORK, REASONABLE. Free estl-
mate. c. Home, Phone 6313. o!24
PAINTING AND PAPERQANGING, Free
estimate, ea, 9513. 857 Shipping. oll5'
PAINTING St PAPERUANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 8492. 0126'
ROY C. HANSON.
Phone 2-5838.
decorating.
oll3
PAPERHANGING
PAPERING St PAINTING repair. Ph. 8522.
ol33
EXPERT PAPERHANGING.
Wood-
worth. Phone 3015.
O-108
PLASTERING
CONTRACT PLASTERING.
Ph. 35106.
ol31
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travlas. 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. ol37
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel It
dragline excavating Walling Sand
Gravel Co Phone 8561 0
SEPTIC TANKS
SE-TIC TANKS and drain lines cleaned.
1067 Elm St Jack Boenlng. Ph. 9633.
0114
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Proi t service. Ph. 6327 or 9468. olOT
MIKE'S Cesspool St Septlo Service, moo-
em equipment 1079 Elm St.. W Salem
Ph. 9468 or 5327. ol27
K F. HAMEL. Septic Tanks Cleaned
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404. 0116
SPRAYING. L W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. ol26'
COSIPLET'" spray equipment, lawn, trees,
.uuDs s- ileitis. Philip W. Belike. Dial
?08- 0122
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storase
Burner oils eoat, briquets. Trucks to
fortiana aaiiy. Agent Lyon Van Lines
for household goods to California points
Lanner Transfer St Storage. Ph 8131. o
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACTTru CLEANER owners, wt
will service your Hoover cleaner com
plete for $3.50 piut paru U required
Hogg Bros. Ph 9140. o
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates T. PULLMAN. Ph. 8965.
olOT
WnlTTAKER 8 WELDING WORKS. Ph.
POUU. 108
WELL DRILLING
Chester J. Pugh, Rt. 2, Box 3888 Salei
Oregon. Ph. 33413. olll
WELL DRILLING. M D. Enloe, Rt. 9
Box 144. Auburn Rd. Ph. 35198. Ol08'
J. A. SNEED SONS. WeU drilling 3505
Bjooxseu., aaiem Fnone 6809. ol27
WINDOW CLEANING
SAEM WINDOW Service. House Clean
ing, noor waxing. Ph. 21343. oll9
ACME WTNDOW CLEAWKR W1ntn
walls St woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed, waxeo m polished Ph. 1337. 841
Court wans doe Oulbertsoo and Uatber
PROFESSIONAL
Phone 4487
OLXANXNO
BER VICE
o
LODGES
A Ainsworth Lodge No. 201, A.F,
VRy& A.M., 248 N. Commercial.
Tuesday, May 6, 7:30 p.m.
MM. degree. 108
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every xuesaay at, o pm uor tnan
million members.
I. O. O. P. meets every
Wednesday night. Visi
tors welcome. Enter-
tainment.
A Salem Lodge No, A, A.P. Sc
MStYA.M.. Wednesday, May 7: Din
N ner, 6:30 65c; Stated Meet
ing, 8:00; entertainment. 109
Esca To wholesalers: A grade, large.
52-53,c; medium, 484-48',-; A grade,
mall. 42', c; B grade, larae, 45s-47"aC.
Eeti Purchased from farmers: Current
receipts. 45-50c. buyers pay S-S'c below
wholesale quotations on graded basis for
best hennery egBS.
Portlanl Dairy Market
"utter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
carton 66-67c; AA prints. 65-66c; A prints,
64-65c; A cartons, 66-67c; B prints, 65c:
one-fourth pound cubes, cent hither.
Ess Prices to retailers, AA extra large,
6C?; A large (certified), 58-59c: A large,
54-55c; AA medium. 54c; A medium. 50
51c; A small, 45o dozen; carton, 3'ic ad
ditional. Cheese Prices to retailers: Portland
Oregon sincles, 36't-34c lb.; Oregon lost.
39-56c; triplets, 36-54c.
Poultry:
Lir. Chicken Paying price to produc
ers: N 1 broilers, under 3 lbs., 29-30c
lb.; fryers, 3 to 3 lbs., 29-30c lb.; 3 to 4
lbs.. 35-37c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 35
37c: fowl. Lea horn, under 3 'i lbs., 18
20c; 3 lbs. and over, 20-23c: colored, ell
weights, 32-33c lb.; stats, all weights.
14-16e.
Rabbits Average to retailers, 48-S2c
lb. dressed: prices to producers. 43c: try
ers, live, white, 30-34c lb.; colored, 17-2 lc
lt.
Vegetable:
Artichokes--Calif. 4 and 8 doi. to a lug,
13.25: doi.. 12.50-3.75.
Asparagus Oregon, Hood River, Canby,
per box. 30 llb. bunches, 13.75-4: loose,
S3.65-3.75. No. 3s, $2.75-3. Washington.
Sunnyside, No. 1 mediums, 12-13c lb.; un
classified and small, 7-8'ac.
Avoradoes Calif., fancy. 20. 34, 14.45-5;
Fuertes, fancy, 30. 35, 14.60-4.85; choice,
all sizes, $3.95-4.20.
Beans Calif., 20-25c lb.
Cabbare California No. 1. $3-3.75: Tex
as 80-lb. crates. 14.25; red, 17.75-8.35
crate. Track sales. Calif, crate. $2.75-3.15.
Carrots California, bunched. 6 doz..
$4-4.25: 50-lb. sacks, topped. 12-2.15; truck
sales. Calif., bunched, mostly 13.50; sacx
ed 5(1-lb. $1.35-1.60.
Cauliflower Calif., trimmed, standard
crate, $2.85-3; track sales, no sales.
Celery Sturdee crates, Pascal. 16 ',
sld. crates. 15.25-6: std. crates. 15.75-6.
Corn Calif., crates. 5 doz Sb.as-e.au,
Cucu ibers - Oregon nothouse, $7.25-8;
3-dos. lugs, .10-32 lb.
Ee plant 20-lb. lua. l4.2A-t.au.
Endive 3 dor... 83.50-3.75.
Lec": Local. 80-90c doz.
Let tjce Calif., 4s, 15.50-8: few, p
lower: Stockton, 3 dor. $3.75-4.25; ti
sales higher.
Mush rooms 80-SOc lb.
Onions, green Local, mid-Columbia, 25-
35c.
Onions, dried--Oregon yellow, no. 1
3 inches and larger, 13.75-3; medium,
si.65-1 75: Texas white wax. $4-4.35; Ber
mudas, $3-3.25. Sale to Jobbers, cold
storane. No. Is. $2-2.25: medium, $1.75.
Peppers Mexican-Calif.. 45 lbs.. i3.aa-
13.75 lug; Ioosp. 40-450 lb.; truck sales,
45-lh. rrntes. $12.50.
Parsley Car-., 1B-6.80. 10 aosen
bunches.
Peas Calif.. 18-ln. hamper, J3.60-3.90.
Potatoes Steady, Oregon-Washington
Russets. No. 1, per cwt., $3.75-4, baker
size. S4.50-;.70. No. 2. $3.10-3.25: No.
(50-lb. $1-1.05, 15 lbs.. 60-65CI Deschutes.
50 1 bs.. $1.35-1.30. New crop: Call.
fornfa 100-lb. sacks, 14.25-4.45; Texas Bliss
Triumphs. 50 lbs.. 13.15-3.50. Track SRle'
No. 1. Calif., long whiles. 100 ids., ij.vo.
Radishes Local, doi., 60-75C.
Spinach Local, new crop. ' 75-90c.
Squash Calif. Zucchini, 30-lb. lug.
5.50: summer. $3.75-3.85 lug.
: Potatoes--Calif. Jersey, 3n-t. bas
ket, $4.25-3; Calif. La Yams, $4.15-4.35
Texas. S4. 15-4.25.
Tomatoes Mex co. lugs. No. is. 89. so-
21 1-lb. tubes, $7.50-8; Calif, Indio
9 and 12 top packs, $7-7.50:16 top. $5.60-
Imperial. IB top, $5-5.50; inmo uats.
18 lbs.. $6.50-6.75.
Turnips Calif.. $1-1.10 doz.
Packaged Vegetables Cellophane-wrap
ped: spinach, 24 12-oz., $1.60; salad, 8-oz.
11.15-1.20; celery hearts, per doz., $3.25
3.50. Garlic 20 1-0Z, pkBS., 3I.65-1.7S.
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Newtowns. Hood River, w. and
p., $4.75-5; Wlnesaps, w. and p., $4.50-5,
Avocados camornia rtiertes, 3u-sas,
$4.45-5 box; 20-24s, $4.60-4.90; choice.
13.75-4.
Bananas Bunched. $10.50-11.50 cwt..
cut hands. S12-13.50 cwt.
Dates Calif. 24 8-07.. pkgs., $4.65-4.75:
natural and hydrated flats, 15 lbs., 14.25
4.50. Grapefruit Texas pinks, 70-805, $4.65
5: smaller, 13.65-4.25; Marsh Bcedless. 30
96s, 13-3.35; Arizona white, $2.50-3; choice,
lower.
Lemons Calif, fancy, 252-300S, 16.S0
6.75: 432s, $4-5: choice. $1 less.
Limes California. 15 tubs of 6 lime,
$3.50-3.60; lugs of 50, 95c-$l.
Oranges California navels, 176 and
l:.:ger. $5.75-8.10: 220-252s, $5.25-5.40:
smaller. M-4.40: choice, S0c-ll less a box
Rhubarb Local, field-grown. 20-lb. box.
75-85c; 90r-fl 30-lb. apple box; wine, 35
90c a 15-lb. box.
Strawberries Air express, Calif., 4
4.25: rail express, 13-3.50 a 12-cup fill.
Dressed Meats:
Veal Light top quality, 35-36c; heavy
top quality. 38-3 0c; B, 25-26c; C. 32-21c:
cull, 18-20C.
Hoai Block, butchers, packer styK
125-160 lbs.. 37-38c: over 213 lbs., 16-37C
lb.: sovs, all wts.. 29-34e lb.
Lambs AA.. 3B-40c; A, 37-38ci B, 34-36c;
C, 28-30C lb.
Mutton 1015c lb., according to quality
Beef Best quality, 32-34c; B. 25-26C:
C, 22-24c; canner and cutter, 18-21c; bo
logna bulls, 23-26e.
Wool, Cascsra Bark:
Cascara Bark Oreen. 8-8 He: dry, 20c
Wool Valley, eoarse and medium
grades, 42-43 '4c lb.
Mohair 40c lb. on 12-month growth.
H" 1 Calves, 40c lb., according to
welht: kins, 20c lb.; green beef, 11c 1 b.
Rendered Inedible Fa U 12-13c lb.
Chicago Grsln
Chicago, Mav S 0JP Cash grain sales:
Wheat: nominally higher; no sales.
Corn: unchanged to lower. No. 1 Yellow
166; 3 yellow 166-160'4: 3 veDow 160'V165;
4 yellow 151-1604: 8 yellow ISOVi-lSS'i;
sample grade yellow 70-136Mi; 3 white
163: sample grade white 1301.
Oats: Unchanged to one cent higher.
No. 1 mixed hevay 97'fc-lOO: 1 mlsed
97'i: 1 white heavy 100U: 1 white B'i
100't sample grade white 87U; 1 red
special extra heavy 99.
Barley: Malting 160-190 nominal; feed
130-150 nominal.
Chicago LlveMnrk
Chicago. April 5 0JW fUSDAi Salable
hobs 5.500. total 7.000: market active.
1.00-1.50 higher than Friday's average
with most advance on weights over 360
pounds: sows 50-75 cents higher; top
34.50; bulk good and choice 170-360 lb
23.75-34.50; 370-390 lb 33.25-33.75; 300
350 lb 30.75-23.00; . most good and choice
sows 18.35-19.00.
Salable cattle 14,000. total 14.000: li
able calves 1.600. total 1.500; active;
slaughter steers and yearlings strong to
mostly 36 cents higher; spots 50 cents up;
heifers mostly 35 higher; cows strong to
as cents higher; bulls fully steady; three
loads choice 1,300-1.250 lb steers topped
at 26.50: load lots good to choice steers
25.60-36.35; bulk medium to top-good
yearlings and steers 30.50-24.75; load
choice 1.000 lb fed heifers 24.40: few good
beef cows 17.50-19.00: bulk heef cows 14, no-
16.50: tanners and cutter 10.30-13.50:
Rood weighty bulls 17.00-17.36; good and
choice vealers 33.00-35.00.
Salable sheep 3.500: total 3 500: flow:
two doubles good and choice fed wooled
Colorados waling under 100 lb steady
at 23.50; much of wooled lamb supplies
medium and good grade held at steady
prices: three doubles Rood and choice
101 lb fed clipped lambs with No. 3
pelts 40 cents higher at 31.65: slaughter
ewes scarce, held baove 10.50.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore.. May 5 Wheat: No
futures quoted.
Caxh grain: No. 1 flax 6.25.
Cash wheat 'bid : soft white 3 13: aoft
white 'excluding rexj 2.34; white club
3.34; western red 2.34.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.34: 10
percent 3.35: 11 percent 3.41; 13 percent
2.51.
Hard white baart: 10 percent 2.35: 11
percent 3.39; 13 pereent 3 46.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 41; bar
ley 15; flour 4; corn 19; oats 1; millfeed 7.
Portland LlTesteek
Portland, Ore., May 5 (UW Portland
livestock:
Beef: Salable 1400: calves 340. Market
less active; early sales steady to weaK
Some sales 35 eents lower and many bid!
on common to medium cattle 50 cents
lowen load lots good to choice fed steers
up to 34.35-34.50; medium to good grades
30.00-33.50; common stock to 16.00; com
mon to medium heifers 15.00-30.00; aood
heifers up to 33.00; canner and cutter
cowa 10.40-13.00; fat dairy type cow
Hi, There, Fellow, No Fudging Silverton's first marble tournament, sponsored by the Lions
club, gets under way on Eugene Field grounds with these youngsters in the junior division striving
for a place in the state-wide run off to be held in Portland. About 70 youngsters turned out for
the Silverton event.
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, May 5 P) Slocks
rallied and retreated at frequent
intervals in today's market.
Motors led a morning runup
of fractions to 3 points or so
after slow early irregularity.
Quotations then slipped only to
harden at the start of the final
hour. A little late profit cash
ing on the four-session advance
substantially trimmed top marks
in the majority of cases and put
many pivotals in the minus col
umn at the close. Transfers for
the full proceedings ran to ar
ound 750,000 shares.
Chrysler pushed up belter
than 3 points in the first hour
with further short covering and
bidding based on the double div
idend and splitup plan. It even
tually met resistance and was up
1 at the last. General Motors
also erased all but !s of an ini
tial advance.
Equitable Office Building add
ed 4 at a new 1947 high on a
sizable turnover as the supreme
court ruled that new reorganiza
tion proposals for the company
should be considered. Modest
gains were retained by U. S.
Steel, Scars Roebuck, Westing
house, Du Pont and Union Pa
cific. Pennsylvania railroad dipped
to a new low.
Closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial, 174.21; up 0.21; rail,
45.66, off 0.03; utility, 34.22,
unchanged; 65 stocks, 61.54, up
0.04.
Sales totaled 740,000 shares
compared with 950,000 shares
last Friday Curb volume was
210,000 shares, same as last Frl
day. Bond turnover of $3,280,-
000 compared with $3,290,000,
Designates Sunday
As Mother's Day
Next Sunday was designated
today as Mother's day in Ore
gon by Acting Gov. Marshall E.
Cornett.
"It is a pleasure to lend my
support to this traditional ob
servance," Cornett said, "and to
urge the citizens of Oregon to
make use of this opportunity to
acknowledge in some small
measure, the care, affection, de
votion and hard work of mothers
everywhere."
Powers Leaves Hospital
Monmouth J. F. Powers, who
has been ill in the Dallas hospi
tal with influenza and pneumo
nia, is home in Monmouth again
and convalescing. A son, Delmer
L. Powers of Wichita, Kans., is
visiting him here and another
son, Wilson A. Powers of Suther
lin, was here but has returned
to his home.
Markets Briefed
(By the United Press)
Stocks firm in quiet trading.
Bonds irregularly higher; U.
S. governments did not trade.
Curb stocks irregular.
Silver unchanged in New
York at 73 cents a fine ounce.
Wheat futures closed up 2
cents to off cent.
Sheep steady, hogs and cattle
higher.
held above 14.00; few grassy beef cows
up to 16.00; fairly aood beef cows to
17.50, beJit held above 18.50; good beef
bulls held around 18.00-18.50: vealers
weak; good to choice 34.00-37.00.
Hogs: Salable 700. Market active,
around 33 cents higher: good to choice
180-340 lbs. mostly 35.35: 300-300 lbs.
23.75: few 160 lbs. 23.75: good sows steady
at 20.50-21 .00: good to choice feeder
pigs 34.50-25.00.
Sheep: Salable 500. Market steady; good
to choice spring lambs up to 30.50: good
to choice shorn old stock lambs up to
18.00: wooled lambs scarce. Common to
medium shorn ewes 3.00-5.00; good to
choice trades salable 7.00-7.50: wooled
ewes eligible to 7.50.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Setatl Prlres
Rabbit Feedi Pelletts, 84.15 cwt.
F.tt Mash 14.60 cwt.
Dairy Feed 13.85 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. I, 34c
li ; No. 2, 28ci colored fryers, No. 1, 14c
lb
Esse
Buyerg' Prices White and Brown extra
large g ade A, 53c; med., 48c; standards,
doaen: pul lets, 10c; crax, 30c.
"'holesata PriceLarge, 86o dozen; med.,
53c doien.
Butter Wholesale A. 65c.
R-tall- Grsde A. 70c.
Builerfat Premium, 68c; No. 1, 6Tc.
Mo. 3, 63c,
New York
Stock Quotations
Bj the Associated Press)
New York St- Clewing quotations todat
Allied Chem Si Dre na'.j
American Can
Am Fewer St Llah
. 12
.18j
Amer Tel St Tei
.naconda Copper
Atchison ... . '.
Bendl Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
California Packing
Canadian PaCifle "
I case
Chrysler Corp ,.
Commonwealth to Sout
nsolidaied Edisor
, 26V
lb 'i
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Insurance . ,,,
Crown Zellernach ....
Curtias WriBht
JClu Aircraft
Oupont ae Nemou -
General Electric
General Poods
General Motor;
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern pfd .. ..
International Harvester . ,
int Paper pfd
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott
Uoni Bell A ...
Maytag
Miami Copper
Montgomery War
Nash Kelvlnbiot ..
National Dairy ..
N Y Central .
North Am Oo .
Northern Pacltle
Pae Amoi ruh
Pacillo Oas Eleo
Pacific TAT
Pan American
ferine j J O
.. 41
.. 83
4 4 ',4
17
. 12S
40S
Radio Corp
Raronier
Haronler Pfd
Reynolds Metals
Richfield
Safeway
Scars Roebuck -
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pactfle
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Call!
31
33
15
38
, 31
. 56'
, 16
20
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Sua Mining ..
Union OH .
Union Pacific
9
... 31',i
..130
United Airlines 37
United Aircraft 19
Untied States Steel 70
Warner rir others 15-
West Elec MfB Co 25 Mi
Wool worth 45
Tanana River
Ice Pack Breaks
Fairbanks, Alaska, May 5 fP)
As breathless watchers lined the
banks, the Tanana river ice pack
broke up with a grinding roar
at 5:53 p.m .Saturday bringing
fortunes to seven lucky guess-
ors participating in the record
$140,000 Tanana pool.
Each of the seven winners,
five of whom were from Fair
banks, will receive $20,000.
This year's winners were Alex
Miller, Valvin Anderson, Paul
Stryken, Olga Miscovich and the
banks, the "Arctic club" of An
chorage and Floyd Jaeger of Tal
keelna village.
(In Seattle, the "old timers"
were listed as Charles Holky,
Ctarlcs Settlemeier, Joe Martin,
William Bryson, James Ryan,
Muriel Dustin, Effie Young
Bernadette Thomas, Cyrus B
Alwell and a Mrs. Larson.)
Bondholders Reject
PEP Reorganization
Portland, May 5 P) Bond
holders of Portland Electric
Power company securities have
rejected the reorganization plan
previously approved by stock
holders after eight years legal
preparation.
Estes Sncdecor, referee In
bankruptcy for the Pepco ar
rangements, said a two-thirds
majority was necessary and that
only a slight majority had con
sentcd to the proposal.
The plan had approval of the
Oregon district federal court
and the securities and exchange
commission.
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Strength Seen
In Oat Prices
Chicago, May 5 Strength
in oats featured grain dealings
on the board of trade today The
May delivery was up nearly 2
cents at times and deferred con
tracts displayed a firm under
tone.
The strength was a reflection
of comparatively high prices
paid for the cash grain in the
spot market, where contract
grades are selling at a premium
over the May delivery. Number
one heavy white oats brought
$1.00 V4 a bushel.
Wheat closed 1 cent lower to
2Vi higher, May $2.64 'A, corn
was unchanged to M higher, May
$ 1 .6 1 'fe - V4 , and oats were
l'a higher, May 90 -91.
It is now possible to photo
graph human vocal cords in
action.
Births, Deaths
Births
Diet; -To Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dletz.
1170 Nebraska, a daughter, Carol Ann,
May 1.
Calvert To Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Calvert, )R40 Knob Hill, a son, Richard
Scott, April 30
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Smith.
Independence, a son, Larry Dean, April
Syverson To Mr. and Mrs. Mllo O. Sv
verson, 040 Wilbur, a daughter, Shari
lyn Kay, April 11.
Cook To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E.
Cook, route 1, Independence, a daughter,
Lynne LaVelle, April 37.
Waldner To Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Wnldner, 330 South 14th, a son, David
Virgil, April 34.
MrCallUter To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Me-
Ca Muter. 3410 Mission, a son, Edward Al
bert, April 37.
Gerlna To Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ger-
Ing. 1535 State, a daughter, Sherrl Lea,
April 37.
Mears To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S.
Mears, 3385 Shelton, a daughter, Patricia
Gale, April 30.
Taylor To Mr. and Mrs. Olaudis L.
Taylor. 300 South 18th. a daughter, Lor
raine Kay, May j.
Unrein To Mr. and Mrs. Alvln A. Un
rein. 931 Cascade Drive, a daughter, Vir
ginia Kaye, May 3.
Sullivan To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Q.
Sullivan, 1005 Sixth, West Salem, a son.
Martin Lynn, May 3.
Deaths
Deaths
Ho rare Mavnard Ynnkiim
Horace Maynard Yonkum. at. the resi
dence, 6!i0 Locust street, Monday, March
5, at the age of 73 yrnrs. Brother of
Mrs. Charles Bratclirr of Phoenix. Arls.
Announcement of services later by Cloiuih-
uarrick company.
Ira Hmnlet Cnmnlnn
Ira Hnmlct Comnton. at hi home at
775 North 17th street, Sundny, May 4.
Father of Theodore V. Compton of Baker
and Ivan W. Compton of Hanford. Calir.;
and brother of Mrs. Bessie Stiiralll and
uuariej compton of Bnker. Oregon. An
nouncemrnt oi services later by Clough
Bar rick company.
flattie B. Buslck Cady
In Pasadena. Calif., April 3, Rattle B
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Buslck Cady, former resident of Salera
and late resident of Pasadena. Survived
by a 3on, Edwin Buslck, with the U.S.
army K Germany. Member ol Chadwlck
chapter No. 37, Order of Eastern Star;
Willamette Shrine No. 2 of the White
Shrine, i'anna Rosa Court No. 6 of Order
of Amaranth and the Rebekahs, Services
will be held Tuesday, May 8, at 1:30 p.m.
at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel with con
cluding services in the IOOF cemetery.
Rev, George H. Swift will officiate.
Mrs. Katie Samaln
Mrs. Katie Samaln, at her home al
35 Fair view avenue, Sunday, April 37.
S vlved by her husband, Charlea O. Sa
maln of Salem: a niece, Alma Huber of
St, Paul, Minn.; and two nephews,
Wayne Huber of New Mexico and Roy
Huber of Lyons, Oregon. Services will oe
held Wednesday, May 7. at 3 p.m. at the
Clough-Barrtck chapel with Dr. Joseph M.
Adams officiating. Interment In Belcrest
Memorial park.
H. Y. Durham
, P. Durham, at the residence, 1130
Norway street, Saturday. May 3. Survived
by his wife. Lenora Durham of Salem;
two sons. Delvin Durham of Salem and
Clark Durham of RichUnd, Wash.; two
brothers. Scott and Phillip Durham, both
of Oklahoma; a sister, Mrs. Eva Reeder
of Clovut, Calif.; and two grandchildren.
Services were held Monday, May 5. at
3:30 p.m. at the Clouah-Barrlck chapel
with Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating.
Interment was in the City View cemetery.
Infant Htnsttn
In this city May 3, the Infant daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Hanson of
1395 North 18th street. Sister of Joyce
Hanson of Salem and granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hanson of Silverton
nd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kasburs of Sa
lem. Graveside services will be held
Tuesday, May 6, at 10:30 a.m. at the
City View cemetery under the direction
of w. T. Rladon company. Rev, P. W,
Eriksen will officiate.
Obituary
Mrs. Nellie G. Brandow
Bethel Mrs. Nellie O. Brandow, sister
nf th late E. E. Matten. in Portland,
Sunday. May 4. at the ase of 76 years.
Survived by two brothers. Arthur Matten
of Portland and C. L. Matten of Victoria,
B.C. Member of the Silver Leal HeDenan
lodge of Portland and Patton Methodist
church in Portland, services win at nem
at the Chapel of the Chimes at 430 North
Kiliingaworth street. Portland, Wednes
day, May 7 at 1 P-m.
Lulu M. Goln
Jefferson Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Fisher Funeral home. In Albany, for Lulu
M. Goln, 61. who died at 3 o'clock Fri
day afternoon at her home three miles
north of Jefferson. She had been in ill
health for many years, but death came
suddenly. Rev. Orvlllo Mick, pastor of the
Albany Christian church, will officiate.
Mrs. Gilbert Looney will shut. Pallbear
ers Include Herbert Looney, Robert Ter-
hune. Walter Watklns, Jack Dcvaney, J.
H. Hadley and W. A. Gilmore. She was
born October 28. 18B5. on the farm four
and a half miles southeast of Jefferson.
Her parents, Alfred N. and M. Blanche
Goln, were pioneers of "64 and '65, com
ing to Oregon by ox team from northern
Missouri. She has lived on the farm
north of Jefferson since 1901. For many
years the Ooln farm was especially noted
for growing choice dahlias, and alse op
erating a fruit stand from fruit raised
on the farm. She is survivea oy wo
brothers. Varlon E. Goln of Jefferson and
Dr. J. W. Coin of Albany; also several
nieces and nephews and an aunt, Mrs.
Anna Stayton. almost 96 years old, who
lives at Stayton and plans to attend
the funeral. Mis Goin was a member
of the Baptist church. Interment will
be made in the Miller cemetery at Bhel
burn, in charge of the Fisher Funeral
home.
William R. Tucker
Silverton Funeral aervlces were held
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. B.
P. Browning of flciallnft, from the Memor
ial chapel of the Ekman funeral home
for William E. Tucker, lb, of 1430 Beth
any road, who died unexpectedly Sat
urday at the Silverton hospital. He wag
born in New York. Surviving arc his wi
dow, Flora E., and six children, Mrs. Lo
rnh Clark, Snn Francisco; Mrs. aroma
Lyle and F. E. Tucker both of Keota,
Iowa: Mrs. Hnrry Srhemfelclt, Sigourney,
Iowa: Mrs. oris Randolph, Ottumwa,
Iowa; and C, O, Tucker of Silverton,
Shipment will bo made to Keota, Iowa,
for final rites.
Samuel Connlbear
Silverton Graveside service will be
held Tuesday at 3 p.m.. at Silverton ce
metery, for Samuel Connlbear, Portland,
a former local resident, It was announced
from the Ikman Funeral home.
Gilbert Anderson
ilverton Qtlbert Anderson. 73. of 33
Phelp-s street, died late Saturday evening
at romana uooa Samaritan hospital
following several days' illness. The fam
ily came to Silverton three years ago
from Minneapolis. His wife survives, and
also three daughters In the middle vm.
Announcements will be made later from
ine jurnia funeral home,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Ervln
Albany Mrs. Sarah, Jane Ervln, TS,
BHD No. 3, Philomath, native of Linn
county, died Friday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. A. L. Lance. Funeral ser
vice were held from the DeMosa-Britt
funeral home In Corvallu. Mrs, Ervin
was born at Brownsville, December 5,
IRflB. She moved with her pnrenla to Al
sea. She waa married September 13. 1887
to Andrew Jackson Ervln, who died in
1D37. Thereafter she lived with her son
Roy. Surviving are five children, Mrs.
Lance. Mrs. Clarencn Snpp, Ahea: Roy
and Jesse Ervln, RFD No. 3, Philomath,
and Frank Ervln, Philomath: 13 grand
children and 17 great grandchildren.
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