VUTOMOBILES
HERE 8 WHERE YOU
Drive in For Service
AND
Ride Out With Satisfaction
You will find it Ron's - a sparkling
revelation to aulomativa service drive
in lt U live your cir tin necessary
repairs to assure you of safe and de
pendable transportation.
Ron'i Motor Co.
USED CAR SPEC I A LB
1441 Btilck club coupe. RAH
1941 Chevrolet 8p. Daluxa 8a dan. RtVH
Defroiter.
1940 Bulck Sedan, Bp., RVH.
193l Bulck Brdan Bp RAtH
1930 Btudebaker Sedan Coupe. H.
1S38 Plymouth Coupa. Naw Dodge mo
tor. RAtH.
AS IS SPECIALS
193S ford 4-dr sedan. Heater. $S6.
1029 Chevrolet 1-Dr., 1136.
RON'S MOTOR CO.
Oeneral Automotive Repair
Phont 3-4588. 3n 8 High
14 Blk. Below Elalnort Theater
HJ6V
ThU Tim Ira HUDSON I
srvlee tales Peru
Home at Good Osed Oars
HROCK MOTOR OO
Church ChemekeU Sta. Ph 1-9 101
WANTED Oocd clean ears Square Dea.
Used 0Tf 1166 S 13th q
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
911 REPUTATION depend on your sat
isfaction. Leu Used Cars. 240 N Church
Exceptional Selection
1946 Buick Super Sedan
1941 Buick Super Sedanette
1941 Buick Special Sedan
1940 Buick Super Sedanette
1939 Buick Special Sedan
1947 DeSoto Convertible
1942 Pontiac Coupe
1941 Chevrolet Convertible
1941 Ford Sedan
OTTO J. WILSON CO.
388 N. Commercial St.
Phone 23621 Salem
q28T
PONT1ACS
HERRALL OWENS CO.
480 N Liberty Ph 1-4U3
Eisner Motors to Sell
WANTED - OSBD OARS
SHOP AROUND
THEN BRING YOUR CAR HERB
WB WILL PAY YOO WHAT
IT'S WORTH
ANDERSON USER CARS
140 CENTER ST. PHONE 3-3734
" We Buy Used Cars
FOR HIGHEST PRICES SEB
Teague Motor Co.
IM N. Liberty Phone 84178.
Eisner Motors to Buy
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTErlS
INDlAM
WORLD'S PIN18T MOTORCYCL1
Rapalrlni au miku ano model.
SHROCK MOTORCYCU SALE.
1007 Portland Rd - Pa
FARM EQUIPMENT
1 MODEL H McCORMICK DEERINO true
tor A 2 row cultivator. Perfect condi
tion. Joe Smith, Rt. S. Box J93A. Wnod-
burn. qb268
HE NEW AVERY Modal V tin fl Hta
on your fRrm. whether you're bla or
jtmall farm owner, or a part time farm
erl It' ruBBed. well destined one-plow
tractor that easily malchea the field
work and all around efficiency of bia
fer two-plow tractora. It haa a complete
line or famed Tru-draft mounted tool
and power takeoff I You can uae it aa
an extra tractor or do a complete
farmlnB Jobl for either Job. lta low coat
operation will amaze you! see the new
Model V at Warda TODAY!
WARDS FARM STORE
' Trade Hlih 8U. Salem, Oreaoj
FORD-FERGUSON TRACTOK
10-20 I. H. C. tractor on rub
ber. 10 ft. I. H. C. double disc,
grain drill.
28 cu. ft. deep freezer.
All In Good Condition and
Reasonable
Creighton Jones. Rt. 1, Ger
vais. Mission Bottom,' 10 mi.
W. Salem. Ph. 31843.
Qbl7
NEW International TD- Trac Tractor.
New International Farmall Cub tractora
Uaed T-s tractora with new tractor
Buarantee.
Uaed AO John Deere tractor with plow.
JAMES H MADEN CO
JSS Sllverton Rd. Ph. 21111. Salem, or.
qua!
FINANCIAL
4'j"i REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO
1M S. High St. Lie. S-216 M-a T
LOANS $25 to $500
Your way-and Fast
on Personal's "PICK-VOtR-OWN-PAYMENT"
plan.
Its simple a A-B-C Juil 4o thU:
A Tell ui how much yon need and
and a few Tact about four credit
and lob in person or by phont
J you're busy.
B Then ou sign without tndorstra
and vet the cah. Proof: out of
I who ask us for a loan, cat itl
C Then repay In monthly install
ment which you lct to lit
your purst
Don t borrow unneeeasar.lT but It
ah loan olve a problem. tt to
tourh with Mr. OalUngtr, Ptrsonai
TfES' Manager, today
LOANS 139 to ISM OS
Salary At Furniture,
Up to ino on Auto
Personal Finance Co.
Ph 1-3464 t. OftUiuer. Manarer
111 atate Rm l
LM. IM-MiW U
AUTOMOBILES
WE WILL TAKE
ANYTHING
IN TRADE
The Cat The Dog The Canary
The Old Baby Buggy
Anything your through with end no longer have any uw for will ba
rccptfti Tor an allt.wame on the purchaae ol any eir, anytime.
TO THE CITY SLICKER
WE SUGCiEST that they grarrh round the mttlr or the cellar- for any
article of lumiture--beilg, table, rhairt bicycle, wagon Might, your wife,
just any old thing that you no longrr have any use lor bring It in will
accept for an allowance on any car you buy.
TO THE FARMER
WE SUOEST-That he hunt around the barn for- old farm machinery
waaons trucks, anything the he can move-Well take livestock. horea,
cowa, chicken., riurksll not any of theae tiring in poialoea, cabbage, apples
fruit or vegetables, hone or cow, machinery or furniture your daughter
11 make no difference, will take for an allowance on any car you buy.
SRINO ANY OLD THING YOU WANT TO OET RID OP
All late models at book price or lower
Open 7 A. M to 1 P. M.
Two loti to choose from
"DICKERIN' DICK'S"
1295 So. 12th.
FINANCIAL
" private MONFTY
Special rt and terms
on larger loan
Ions and short time
payment
ROY H SIMMONS
136 South Commercial Bt. Phont l-Blfll
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY fr INTEREST
UP to 40 Year and NO Commission!
Leo N. Child. Inc.
344 State St. Plione 2-3663. r26H
GENERAL f-INANOl CORP.
LOANS
6-131 and U-33B
and
ROY H SIMMONS
rNSUKANCB. AND LOANS
36 6. Commercial St. Tel. 3-B1M.
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO.
182 S. Church
Parking a Plenty
Ph. 3-2457 Lie. NO. M-159 8-154 f
mrlTT,ER7cENT interest on your aavlnga
We have a choice supply of 'eal estate
mortgages, properties in Salem and
vicinity, amounts 500 to $10 000. '
these for sound investments.
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
153 8. Hifh St. Ph. 34131; Eve 23206
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4far. and 6
fOl'R OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Caah for Real Estate Contract
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO
201 Pioneer Trust Bldft Ph 3-7162
TRAILERS
TRAILER HOUSE. 27'. tandem wheels,
aluminum St masonite, sleeps four, in
quire at apt. 7-A. Veterans Village
after 4 or Sat. and Sun. Reasonable.
DIRECTORY
DDING MACHINES
All makes used machines, nold rented
repaired. Roen. 436 Court. Phona I-677S
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOMEappl lance repair service.
Free estimates. Trade-ins accepted on
new Bppl'nnces. Vincfs Electric, Phonf
3-9238. 157 8. Liberty St; q
TUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day phont 3-9286. Nliht
1804 333 Center. 0
At' TO PAINTING
Complete auto painting, J23. Dick's
Auto Clinic. 1293 S 12th at. O
AfTO RADIOS
Authorized Warranty Repair Station
for lU makes ol Auto Radios Morrow
Radio Co 153 8. Liberty. Ph 3-3955 o'
Al'TO WRECKERS
GENERATORS REBCII.T. Trailer axles
made to order. Fair prices. 12th St.
Junction Auto Wrecker. Ph. 2-8208.
o292
PICTURE FRAMING
Piptnm framing. Hutcheon Paint Store.
Phone 3-S687.
BRAKES
Mise i-aneit, iv o. v-uuim
Brake wheel aligning specialist. o286'
nril.niN'G CONTRACTORS
FRAME or masonry construction. Pumice
block. Residential or commercial. New
foundations. Alt Brothers. Ph. 3-7880.
0278'
BULLDOZING
Bulldozing. leveling, road bldg.. clear
ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 1010
Falrview ave. Ph. 2-3146. Salem. o290
Bl'LLDOZING. GRADING
Bulldozing, grading, clearing, dirt mov
ing with small Carryall. Oeo. Wlrth,
B40 Plymouth Drive. Ph. 21367. 0273
CARPENTRY
Carpentry expert building and remod
eling. Ph. 2-48360, SIS S. 21st St. 0286
CASfl REGISTERS
Instant delivery cf new RCA registers
All makes old. rented, repaired Roen
46 Court. Ph 3-6773. O'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace chimneys, vacuum cleaned
Km ley. TJ1 8m It. b- 3-7176. o286
CEMENT WORKS
General Cement Contracting. Cliff Ellis.
1905 N. 19th St. Phone 3-4071. 0272
Crawford Upward Acting Oar.
Doors Elec. Operator Avail. Ph. 24738.
o28S
EXTERMINATORS
Cackroach. Moth Exterminator Service
Ph. 3-3056. Lee Cro. 135 Pearl. 0286
B.elthaupf for flowen. Dial 1-9179. o
FLOOR LAYING
Expert Flooring. Ph. 3-7401.
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. Watkin Co. producU. Fret de
livery. 1717 Center. Ph. 3-5393. o'
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 1-4069.
MI'HIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Ouitar. Man
dolin. Banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. -7.i9.
0292
OFFICE Fl'RMTtRrt SUPPLIES
Desk chair. Hie and tiling gupplie
ales duplicators and supplies desk
lamM typewriter Hands, brief case
Pierce Wire Recorder Roen. 431 Court
lOII. CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger. Ph. 36073.
PAINTING PA PER HANGING
Pimtlnt and paperhanfins. Free esti
mae. Ph. 3-9511. 37 Shipping. 0373
PAINTING interior ipec laity. L C Ilofson.
Phone J-7697. o27a
Painting. Spray or Brush. Ph. 3-2664
Roy Hanson. Work guaranteed. o2B6
i:fitrom are equipped to do yout
painting. Phone 3-2493. o
PAINTING PAPER HANCiINO
Expert Paperhsnilng and Painting. H.
J. Woodworth Ph. 3-3013. Free est. 0271
PLUMBING
DECATUR M4FRZ plumbing, elect ri"
cal supplies, water sytems. Oeneral
repair work. Phont I-I22I. 171 8 Com 1
27S
('NINO, SPBAYINO
Pruning Spraying, equipped for any
Job. Ph. ITfK. 130 Roberts Ave. OJBO
i nio St RVt E
Rsr Moore, J3T0 Portlsnd Rd. Ph. 1-9431
a AND AND GRAVEL
Oaran So:l. erusned rock BhoTel and
dratl.ne escatatine WalliM ianO A
Ora.ei Co. Phone I-P
Cat Shovel tt Trutg org of m glnds
LLOYD M. HILL INC
Ph. 1-4311 t BOS MR
32
.AUTOMOBILES
DIRECTORY
SAW FILING
F. X. Roasch. 674 8. Capital St. o317
SEMER SERVICE
Electric Roto-Rooter exclusive, patented
razor-sharp steel cutting blade Cleans
sewers or drain Septic tank cleaned
reasonable Ph. 3-5327 or 8-9461.
SEPTIC TANKS
Mike' Septic Service. Tank cleaned.
Roto RorMer Service on Sewers. 1079
Elm St., W. Salem. Ph. 3-9468 - 3-5327.
0286-
K. F. Hamel Septic Tank Cleaned.
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain lines, Guaranteed work. 1143 8th
8t., Wc.it Salem. Ph. 3-7404. 0272
IHANSER A STORAGE
Local St Distance Transfer, storage
Burner oils, coal briquet Truck to
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Line
for house n old good. to California points
Larmer Transfer b Storage. Ph. 3-3131
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona. Remington Royal and
Under wow portables All make use,
machines Repair and rent. Roen. 45ft
Court 0
VENETIAN BLINDS
Elmer the Blind Man. Ph. 3-7328.
WEATIIERSTRII'PING
Free estimate. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 3-5965
o286
Prompt Installation. Work Guaranteed.
Barney Whelan. Ph. 2-5984. o276
WINDOW CLEANINli
Acme Window Cleaners. Windows,
walls woodwork cleaned Floors clean,
ed, waxed and polished. Ph. 8-3337. 347
Court. Lang doc. Culbertsoo and Mather
WELL DRILLING
D. ENLOE, Ph. 25198. Auburn rd.
o286
MEYERS BROTHERS
Ph. Dallas 3066
J. A Sneed Sons, well drilling. 2505
Brooks St.. Salem. Ph. 3-6809. 0278
WYMORE well drilling. Rte. 3. Box 317.
Ph. 2-5135. Salem. 0289
WOOD SAWING
R. B. Cross. Ph. 3-8178 or 3-8674.
WOOD A SAWDUST
Fuel Co Ph 24031
LEGAL
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that the Final
Account of Bertha Duke, administratrix
of the Estate of John O. Duke, deceased,
has been filed In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Marlon County
and that Tuesday the 16th day of Novem
ber, i948. at the hour of 10.00 o'clock In
the forenoon of said day in said court
in the Marion County Court House at
Salem, Oregon, has been duly appointed
by such court for the hearing of objec
tions to such Final Account and the set
tlement thereof, at which time any per
son interested In such estate may appear
and file objection thereto, and contest
the same.
Dated October 18. 1948.
BERTHA DUKE
Administratrix of the Estate of
John O. Duke, deceased.
GEORGE H. LAYMAN
CHARLES J. MICHELET
Attorneys for Estate
First publication October IS. 1948.
Last publication November 15, 1948.
October IB, 25. Nov. 1. 8. 15. J948
LODGES
A SALEM LODGE No. 4.
At, A.F. & A.M. host to District
rv Meeting. Dist. No. 27, Ma
sonic Temple, Wed., Nov. 10, 8:00
P.M. mm
Ainsworth Lodge No. 201, 248
N. Com'l. St. Tue., Nov. 9,
7:30 p.m. stated.
268'
1. O O F meets every
Wednesday night Vis
itors Welcome
Kingwood Lodge No. 204, A.P,
& A.M. Stated Communica
ftion Monday. Nov. 6, 7:30 pm
V 267
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pjn More than
a million members.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capl.
tal Journal Readers, (Revised
dally .1
Retail Feed Prices
t:s Mah $4 80.
Rabhlt teed Pellets 14.30.
Dalr Feed 3 75
Poultry: Buying Price No. 1, colored
hen, 33c; No. 1 Letthorn hens. 28c;
No. 1 Colored fryers. 3 lbs and up 37c;
Noi 1 fryers, 2"s-3 lbi. 34c lb. No. 1
old roosters, 14-15c.
Eggs
Buying Price Large grade AA 70c ;
A grade, 70c; medium. 63 -64c; pullets,
44 -47c.
Wholesale Prlri" AA grade. 77c: A grade
75r; mediums, 66-70c, pullets, 50 -53c dot.
Rutterfat
Premium. 70c: No. 1, 66-68c; No. 3,
60 -flic 'buy Inn prices i.
Butter Wholesale, grade A, 70c; re
tail, grade A, 75c.
Portland UfeMork
Portland. Ore., Nov. I f)P) -LiveMork:
Cottle salable 2101. calvrj. 3'i0; m.irkft
opening very slow; generally anklng
.rrnna-h!sher price hut most early bid.1
weak -lower; f altered sales steady: common-low
medium grata steeri abnut steady
at 18 50-24 50; high-medium steers held
upward to 26; good steern erarre; load
hieh-mertium short fed heifer 24 35; common-medium
17 50-22 W: good beef rowi
20-22 canner-cutters 13 SO -1 ft 50 but many
unsold ; good beef bull strong at 33-24.
Calves weak to 5Hc lower: good vealeri 36
3ft 50; rhoire up to 38 sparingly; good
heavy calve 24 50.
Hogs salable 700; market stow-teady;
good-choice 1RO-230 Iba largely 36: heavier
luhter weights mostly 24; good sows 21-32;
good 11S lb feeder pigs 26 50.
Sti'en salable 1400. marget slow: slaugh
ter lamb mostly 50c lower: ewe iteady;
gnori-rhnire woo led lambs 21-21 75: shorn
lamh 200-31. common grade 16 50-17 50.
good-rholre ewes salable 8-8 50,
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Market
Quotations
Salem Mveilock Mantel
(By Valley Packing
Lamb
Yearlings
Ewes ,
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Dairy heifers
BjIU
Calves 300 to 450 lbs ) ,
Company)
...No quotation
,112.00 to 114 00
,.f00 to 17 00
.115.00 tO 116.00
.110 00 to 115 00
,115 00 to 117.00
117 00 to 132 00
.114.00 to 123 00
120 00 to 325 00
Veal (150-300 lbs.) choice,
Hos prices psld with;
.and prices for each type.
20 Of Port-
Portland Produce
But. erf at Tentative, su6)eet to Imme
diate change. Premium Quality maximum
of .35 to one percent acidity delivered to
Portland, 68-11 c lb., first duality 64-67c
lb. second quality, 63-6c lb.; valley
routes and country points, Ic lass than
first
Butter wholes ale. F.0 B, bulk cube
.Trade AA. 93 score, 64c lb.; A, 93 score,
64c lb.; B. 90 score, 61c; C. 89 core,
60c lb. Above prices sre strictly nominal.
Cheeic Selling price to Portland whole
sale Oregon singles. 43-49c. Oregon 6 lb.
loaf, 46-Mc. Triplets, Via less than sin
gles.
Eggs I T wholesalers) A trad large,
66,1-67Ic, medium, OO-Ol'iC. A small
49W-521-c: B grade large, S3-56c.
Egg Purchased from farmer. Cur-
rent receipts. 57 '-60 'ic dos. ; buyers 3
3'jC below wholesale quotations on grad
ed basis lor best hennery eggs.
Portland Dairy Market
Butter Price to retailers. Grade AA
prints, 69c ; AA carton 70c; A print.
69c: A cartons. 70c; B prints, 66c.
Etga Price to retailer: AA large
77c; certified A large, 68-69c doz.; A :
large 70c; A A medium. 66c: certified
A medium. 65c; A medium, 62-64c; A,
small, 52-5 4c; carton 2c additional. I
Cheese Price t retailer; Portland, i
Oregon single, 43-Slc: Oregon loaf, 6 lb.,
46-53c; triple "nc less than single.
Poultry
Live Chickens No. 1 quality FOB
plants. No. 1 broilers under i lb., 33 -34c
lb.; fryers 3-4 lbs. 37-38c lb; roasters
4 lbs. and over. 37-38c lb.; fowl, Leghorns,
under 4 lbs.. 26-33c lb.; over 4 lbs. 28-29c:
colored fowl all weights, 34-35c lb.; old
roasters, all weight. 16-19C.
Rabbiti Average to retailers for local
ly dressed animals, B8-62c; fryers, live
white, 32-33c lb.; colored, 10-31C; old or
heavy. 15.18c.
Turkei (Prices quoted are net to the
producer on a dressed weight basis)
U. S. No. I young torn. 45c lb.; No. 1
young hens, 56c.
Portland Miscellaneous
Cascara Bark Dry 20e lb., green fe lb.
Wool Valley coarse and medium grades,
45c lb.
Mohair 35c lb. on 13-month growth.
Hides Calves 28c lb according to
weight kips 20c lb.; green beef 13-13c lb.;
bulbs. 8-9o lb.; country buyer psy 2c
less
Nut Quotatlona
Walnuts Franquettes first quality Jum
bo, 34.7c; large 32 7c, medium 27 2c,
second quality Jumbos. 3o.2c; large, 28.2c;
medium. 26.2c; baby, 23.3c; soft shell first
quality large, 29.7c; medium, 26.2; sec
and qut.v large 27.2c; medium. 34.7c,
baby. 22.3e.
Filberts Jumbo. 20o Ib.t large, lie;
medium 16c. small 13c.
(Quotation above supplied by North
west Nut Growers Quotations sre on the
oasis ol 100-lb. bag purchase fob plants.)
Chicago Llveatoek
Chicago. Nov. 8 USDA Salable
hogs 15,000, total 18.500; butchers mostly
50 cents lower but moderately active,
sows slow. 30-73 cents lower; top 24.25
sparingly; three loads 24.10; bulk good
and choice 180-270 lb. butcher 23.75-34.00
with 24.00 populsr price; few 160-170 lb.
23.00-23.50; 400 lb. butchers 32.25: good
and choice sow under 400 lbs. 31.50-22.50;
heavier weight mostly 21.00-21.50; odd
head as low a 20.50.
Salable cattle 14,000, total 14.000; sal
able calves 800, total 800; steer 1,100 lb.
down and heifers steady to 50 cents lower;
steers 1,100 lb. up 50 cents to 1.00 lower;
other killing classes steady; two loads
high-choice 1,350 lb. fed steers topped at
40.00; few loads choice yearlings 38.00
39.00; bulk good to choice steer 30.00
36.50; medium to low-good grades 24.50
29.50; good and choice heifers 27.00-34.50;
good beef cows 21.00-23.00; canner and
clttera 14.50-17.25: medium and good
sausage bulls 32.00-23.73; vealers 32.00
down; stock cattle about steady.
Salable sheep 5,500, total 8,000; slaugh
ter lambs' steady to 25 cnu .u i".
ly steady; good and choice wooled native
lambs 35.75-26,36: latter orire i n. i
clippers with full-shorn and No. 1 pelts
2ft c.0-22.2i; ewe teaa; mul meit..... .
choice 9.00-10.OO.
Portland Grain
Portland, Nov. I yp No wheat future
quoted.
Cash grain: Oats, No. 2, 3B-1b. white
62.00: barley. No. 2. 45-lb. B-W 53.50.
Cash wheat bid) : Soft white 2.22; soft
white 'excluding rex 3.22 , white cmb
2.22; western red 3.23.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.22: 10 per
cent 2.24; 11 per Cent 2.28; 13 per cent
2.32.
Hard white baart unquoted.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 18: barley
14; flour 6; corn 10; oats 8; mlllweed 11.
North Howell Unit
Learns About Meals
North Howell Mrs. Kenneth
Miller gave the demonstration
on meal planning at the Novem
ber meeting of the North How
ell Home Extension unit at the
grange hall.
Members present were Mrs.
W. M. Addie, Mrs. Pearl Wood,
Mrs. J. V. Jackson, Mrs. K. D.
Coomler, Mrs. Jim Blaney, Mrs.
John Beals. Mrs. Ernest Red-,
ding, Mrs. Chas. Waltman, Mrs.
Clarence Espe, Mrs. Eva Beals,
Mrs. Lewis Sawyer and Mrs.
Thomas Bump.
Serving on the lunch com
mittee were Mrs. John Beals
and Mrs. Jim Blaney.
During the Gold Rush of
1849, people were so anxious to
i each California that they not
only paid $1000 for a ticket, but
offered to work on the boat
without pay.
Why Suffer
Any Longer
.Vhen other fan. use our Chines
'emedies Amaaing success for 8000
years Id China. No matter with what
Ulmenu rou are afflicted--disorders
inu'ltl heart I una liver kidney
:a. constipation, ulcers, diabetes,
-heumatlsm, gall and bladde fever
kin :emal eompiaiou
CHARLIE
CHAN
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SALEM AGENCY: 444 cm strut r. i iu
Slocks Advance
In Rough Going
New York. Nov. Stock
hit rough going In recovery
market today but maintained!
general gains of fractions to
around a point.
The volume of trading was1
about 1,100,000 shares for the;
full day, the lowest for a five
hour session In mora than a
week.
Throughout the day the lead
ers added or subtracted small
fractions without breaking
through a narrow range except
for a very few selected rails.
Most of the strength and ac
tivity was concentrated In the
railroad issues with the steels
and motors coming along In
second place both in volume
and gains.
Among leading stocks going
higher were Central Railroad
of New Jersey, U.S. Steel, Gen
eral Motors, Standard Oil (NJ),
Anaconda, Kennecott, General
Electric, and Paramount.
Lower were Sears Roebuck,
Westinghouse, American Tobac
co, Union Pacific and Pacific
Western Oil.
Stocks Quotations
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American Can
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Truman Tells Dulles
To Carry on in UN
Paris, Nov. 8 (ffi John Fos
ter Dulles said today he had
been encouraged by President
Truman "to carry on" as an
American delegate to the United
Nations assembly.
Dulles said he received a
cable from Mr. Truman saying:
"My heartfelt thanks for your
message of congratulation. I
am happy for this opportunity to
express my appreciation of the
splendid work you are doing in
Paris."
Dulles said he interpreted this
to mean he was encouraged to
stay on the job in the bi-partisan
delegation setup.
Mrs. McDermotl's .
Condition Improves
Improvement In the condition
of Mrs. Dorothy McDermott of
Dallas was reported from SalPtn
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General hospital Monday where
she was taken after an automo
bile collision just south of the
city Saturday night.
The cars were driven by Mr.
McDermott and another driver
not identified. Mr. McDermott
got a minor knee injury. No one
in the other car was hurt.
Mrs. McDermott was taken
to the hospital by first aid am
bulance. OBITUARY
Will law Ray
Lebanon Funeral services for Wil
liam Ray, It, retired mallcarrier who
died Friday at his home near Sanderson
Bridge, will be held her Tuesday at 3
o'clock with burial in the IOOF cemetery.
He had lived in Oregon 80 year. In last
40 years In the Crabtree community. Ray
a.s born in Texa. Dec. 37, 1884, and is
survived by five daughters and four sons;
Mrs. D. W. Bumpier. Mr. T. A, Bean
and Mrs. C. F Lutr. Portland: Mr. J. H.
Hanke, Corvalll and Mrs. John Wilson,
in Idaho; Ermel Ray, Portland. Earl Ray,
Eugene and Clifford and Melvin Rsv,
Crabtree . also 20 grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren.
Mn. Bertha Vrban
St ay ton Funeral service for Mr. Ber
tha Urban, who died at Newport, will be
held from the Wetdle funeral home at 2
o'clock Tuesday, Rev. Clyde Freeman, of
the Church of Ood, officiating and burial
In Lone Oak cemetery. She is survived
by her husband, Ralph Urban and a
daughter, Mrs. Otto Weidman, of Lyon.
Rlliabeth Franeea Don lion
Btayion Funeral services for Mr. VIS
abeth Frances Donison, 84. were held
from the chapel of the Weddle funeral
home here Monday at 4 o'clock. She was
the widow of Frank Donison and died
Saturday at Mercer Lake, near Florence.
She was born In Ontario. Canada. Aug. t,
1864. Surviving are a granddaughter. Mrs.
Evelyn Jerman, of Mercer Lake and a
atep-son, Clarence Donison, of Oresham.
Jamea William Taylor
Orand Island James William Taylor,
i. a resident of the Orand Island dis
trict more than 35 years died suddenly
at Portland Friday evening. He had gone
there to visit relatives. He was born In
Overton county. Tennessee. December 10,
1866. was united In marriage with Mis
Laverna Caroline Kerr April 8, 1805, at
Whltenght. Texas. HI widow and one
son and four daughter and 16 grand
children and five great grandchildren
survive, Mrs. Taylor, and the son. Henry,
nd two of the daughters, Mrs. Worth
Wiley and Mrs. Stangrubr, reside here;
Mrs. N. O. Miller, at Portland, Mr. Em
ery Word at Salem.
Daniel fUHrkwerda
Perrydale Daniel Slrlckwerda. born In
Franeker. Holland. May 3. 1857, died Mon
day in a Salem hospital. Strlckwerda
came to the United State In 1900 with
family settling first In Michigan.
came to Oregon In 1913 and came to a
farm near Perrydale about 25 years ago.
Survivors include his widow, three daugh
ters, Mrs. A. Van Otten. Mrs. S Van
Staveren, both of Perrydale and Mrs. D.
Swarth of Enunltas, Cal.: three sons, C.
Strlckwerda and J. Strlckwerda, both of
Portland, and Charles Strlckwerda of
Love I and. Colo. Funeral services were held
Dallas Thursday with burial In the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Andrew Jarkson Flynn
Sheridan Aniirw Jackson Flynn. long
me Sheridan resident, dud Sunday In
St. Vincent's hospital In Portland. Funeral
services were held at the Church of the
Oood Shepherd. Father Herman officiat
ing. Interment was In Sheridan Masonic
cemetery. Pallbearer were MIHon Pot
ter. Matt Hintnen, Archie Nutt, Olen
Dickey. Luchl Miller and Ben Evan. Mr.
Flynn was born In Bay City, Mich., Jan.
6. 1865. and his parents moved west
when he was three years old. He was In
the real estate and grocery business, was
at one time post master In Sheridan and
Justice of the peace tor some 25 year.
One of his grandchildren. C. Wayne Flynn,
is now postmaster In Sheridan.
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DEATHS
Mlrhael Bussr
Uictiael fiugar, lat resident of Jack
annvllle. Orenon, at a local Hospital. No
vemoer I. Burvhed by hi wife, Mrt. M
Ktr of O i of mo loalio, and fatner S
Bagar of Eimane. Bhlpmont ha barn madr
by Cloueh-Harrlfk company to Eugene
for service and interment.
In. Bertha Marl afff rtT
Mm Bertha MaiLaflerlv. late renrlent
( UBS South Church aireei. at a lot' a I
hospual, November ft. flurviveri by a son.
W&ah ; tiller. Mrs. Dora Moorhead. 6a-
antl brother. William r Smith. Ab
erdeen, Waah., two grandchildren and
one great granocnun. service will oe
held Tuesday. November I, at 10 SO a m.
st the Cloitah'BarMck chapel Shipment
will be made to Nya for Interment.
Ira. Mary Gillespie
Mrv Mary Oillepie. at her residence at
'aldport, Oregon. November ft. Survived
v a daughter. Mn. Ruth K. Htirm ol
wampori. a im'r, mti. nen a nam, 01
Balem; two grandchildren; and two great
November 1. at 130 p m . at the Clotmri-
larrick ehapel with Interment in the City
lew cemetery,
Mra. KlfiabeUi Hod id on
r. Eluaueih Hodgdon, late resident o(
Oranla Pan at a local hoipual November
f, at the age of 13 year, survived by a
liter, Mlii Dolly Dunan of Ca.e Junction,
Oregon. Shipment will be made to Uriu.s
Paas. Ores on, by the Hi well-Edwards
chapel for services and Interment.
Jamea William Tayler
Jamea William Tavlor.lB lale resident
of Dayton, Oregon, at Portland November
5. Survived by hla wife, Mra. l.averna
Caroline Taylor of Dayton: four daughter,
Mm. Maine Miller ol Portland, Mrt. Urace
Wiley and Mrs. Wltletta Slelnttrube both
of Dayton, and Mrn. Mae Wood of 8a
lem; a on, Henry Taylor of Dayton: two
ten. Mr. Martna uarrett or Faynton,
Saskatchewan, Canada, and Mn. Sarah
Garrett of Santa Roia, Calif.; three bro
ther. Edward Taylor of Dayton, Joseph
Taylor of Beaumont. Calif., and Walter
Taylor of Electric City. Waih : 17 grand
children, ana eight great granncmiaren.
Service Will be held at the United Breth
ren church at Hopewell Tuesday, Novem
ber V. at 3 30 pin. with Rev. Ueome Mil-
len officiating. Interment In the Hopewell
cemetery. Direction the Howell-Edwards
chapel.
rnee Harr
In this cltr November I. Agnes Havre,
late resident of 1910 South 18th street,
at the age of IB rears. Survived by a
niece. Mrs. The! ma Ray of Turner. Ore
ion. Announcement of services later by
W. T. Rlgdon company.
William W. Jolley
William W. Jolley, at his residence. 124
Division street, November 1. Survived by
his wife. Mrs. Rom Jolley of Salem. An
nouncement of services later by, Cloush
Barrlck company.
Mra. Marie Bahrmen
Mrs. Marie Bahnsen. S3, at the resi
dence at 1540 Lancaster drive, November
Survived by her husband. Ousts v Bahn-
sen of Salem: two sons. Richard Bahiuen.
and Paul Bahn.sen, both of Salem; sis
ters, Mrs, Martha Burfort. Mrs. Flora
liken and Mrs. Augusta Emert. all of Sa
lem: and two brothers, John Worth and
George Worth, both of Salem. Members of
the Evangelical Tabernacle of Salem. Serv
ices will be held at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Tuesday, November B, at 1 30 p.m.
with Rev. w. s. rreflencK oinciauna.
Concluding services in Belcrest Memorial
park.
ra. Eliiahcth Low man
Final rites lor Mra. Eliiabeth Lowman,
87. who died In a Salem hospital, will be
held at the Mt. Great Abbey crematorium
Tuesday at 1 o'clock under the direction
of the weddle funeral home of Stayton.
Rev. W. H. Lyman, of the Christian
church, will officiate, She was the
da ii liter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Daniel
nd was born Feb. 21, 161,. In Illinois.
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j Lydia E. Pinkham's VEGETASLE COMPOUND '
Monday, November S. 191S -15
Grain Prices
Pushed Higher
Chio.iK. Nov. ft ti Tm
Brain market's price advanro.
touched off hv tfin surprise elec
tion ri-Milt h Tu(-cUty. had
just as nuu h m nrrntum today
as any riav Ini wet k. All cereals
pushed hiti'ifi ir. a brnk trad.-,
with several c-.ntr.icts making
new seasonal hi: .
Corn was strengthened by ex
port business, both private and
domestic. Export houses nought
the December contract. In addi
tion, trade sources said tne nnv
ernment had raised its huyinat
price 1 cent to 14 cents above
the December futures quota
tion. Strength in wheat was cen
tered more in the deferred
contracts than in December, r.i
the latter delivery is now well
above the government loan lo-
el here. Jul v and Seotemher
wheat hit new seasonal hlahi.
Also at seasonal peaks were
September oats and May soy
beans. Wheat closed 1 to 14 high
er, December $2.31T8-2 32, com
was 1 4 -2 l4 higher, December
$1.42 Vs., oats were 4-l"4
higher, December 80 V. rye was
14 to 2 cents hicher. Decem
ber $1.82 t, soybeans were 34
54 higher, November $2.58i
2.S9, and lard was 25 to 32 cent!
a hundred pounds higher, No
vember $19.00.
Since the close last Mondav
wheat has advanced 44 to 94
cents, corn 5 to 6 cents and
oats 2 to 2fts cents.
Most of her married life was spent m
Salem. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.
w. H. Carter, Stayton and Mrs. Myrtle
Hall, Bnker."fletd, Cnllf : also four grand-
inimren and seven great-grandchildren.
rlra. I-ena Rntilna
Mrs. Lrna Robins, Inte resident tf
1747 Broadway, at a local hospital Novem
ber I. Survived by her husband. John
Robins of Salem: a daughter. Miss Elsl
Robins of Aalem: a son. John P Rob
Ins of Berkeley, Calif : two brothers, A,
W. Prescot t of Warrenton, Oregon, and
Eugene Prescoit of Salem. Ab.o survived
by two grandchildren Announcement of
services later ar Clough-Barrica eora-
iany.
Clarence W. 1)111
Clarence W. Dill, late resident of HSS
Franklin street, West Salem, at San Fran-
eweo, November 7. Survived by his wife.
Rose M. Dill of Salem; a son, Donald Dill
of Salem; a liter. Ml.vs Ruth Dill of
Flint, Mich.; a brother. Lawrence Dill of
Los Anitclex; and tiLs mother, Mrs. Bir
die Dill of Los Angeles Announcement
of services later by Clough-Barrlck com
pany.
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ForYcur COUGH
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it K"es riplu to the seat of the trouble T
to help loosen and expel germ laden
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mucout membranei.Tell yourdmRpst
to sell you a bottle of Crcomuln'on
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or vnu are to have vour monev back.
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