LTTOMOtlLlS
NO! Not POTS!
Just Some Honest, Good Car Values
1942 DeSOTO COUPE, CLEAN INSIDE AND OUT,
GOOD MECH. SHAPE. GUARANTEED $1075
1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. COME IN AND DRIVE
THIS ONE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF $1295
1939 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN. RADIO, NO
SQUEAKS OR RATTLES. THIS CAR HAS HAD THE
BEST OF CARE. ONE OWNER $ 875
1938 CHEVROLET 4 -DOOR SEDAN. A CHEAP
FAMILY CAR. BODY GOOD, MECH. O. K. ...'.$ 425
1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE. A LITTLE ROUGH BUT
MECH. IN VERY GOOD SHAPE $ 225
OTHER MAKES AND MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
2 LOTS SALEM AND MILL CITY
ACME MOTOR COMPANY
Front at Center
"McKAY'S CORNER"
Remember "With an O.K. That Counts"
1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster
Town Sedan
Radio, Heater
New Tires, OK'd $1395
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
118 Worth Commtrctftl
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SMALL fill electric bencli saw,
motor. MS N. Capitol St.
BLECTEIC Fencs Controllers. 114.95.
YBATER APPLIANCE CO. PUT
BRUSHES. 1745 orint. Ph
. riTLLEB
18137.
nlJO"
TARPS
At our War Surplus
Stort. 1
waterproof, orommeu.
HI
(it
1i
..10
All other sixes In stock.
CASCADE MERC. CO.
Corner ralrirounde Bowl rauicn
BOT'S BICYCLE.
S-3
130. 110 M. 13rd.
Ph
r.THEM DAT GIFTS: Feather raw
aola pillows. Wool punchworlt or elvet.
At i Perth Ave. "
14 CO. FT. CHEST Ireeser. dew 1130 00.
Ph. 3-S334.
USED Electric Rnie. witer heaters
T EATER APPLIANCE CO.
BLECTBIC Se.lnt Machines
TEATER APPLIANCE CO. MIT
AVE 30 !. on I"! Broeowaj-e Super
Serrlee, 80S N. LIMrtj.
strLE pasteuriser lor the home.
TEATER APPLIANCE CO
MIT
MEWBEBO TTPE BIVER BOTTOM TOP
....it,. ...r..tl.. or re. All
DUUfe n'l" M " 1. ...... ml
kinds: Pit run;
crush: eoncrou plpt
1UB B. Front St. Ph. 3-3413 M13'
man a pri-nir shaving Ott QUllS.
eMiad' hullt. rnall Northwest
Poultry 1S0 . Front.
s-3346
niofl1
HECTROLLX factory brtnrti rebuilt
in Guaranteed. 139.7a 1079
Broadway Ph- 34078.
nl07
Tit .'BfB Bi iTisn. comDleU repair tfc met-
.i ftnUhint iervice. baby hoe
"bronied." Aveg .Plating Co.. 1440
lV.h. Call 3-7771. '
SALZM SAND A GRAVEL COMPANY
Contract Work
jtoftd - Clearing DlUhlai
Sewer Basement
Equipment iudiu
1ft B H yds.
10 B 7to.
D-1 Oat DOMT
D-t Cat St Doter
13. 00 per hr
. per br
13.50 per br.
1.40 per nr.
7.00 par hr
D-4 Oat Domi
Phnna Day 11401
Kvm. 3-33-S or 3-4400
Salem Orel on
TB-'vtDif. IL1CTUC CrosleT. GibMD
ad Mootag Appliance - Oawta.
" ..iTFiin aanti M O RAVEL CO.
CRUSHED ROCK for road and driveway
cement, ready ml coatttt' f
A-yd. bol and dra lino. Ph. 3-334
inNi A fit) COMPRESSORS
... ih. iu.1 In lOrkT BtlDt-
tat accessor! at Wardsl Stord and
efficient tpray tuna, compressors. pi-
aura tank, on- "
lettlt as 18
MONTOOMFRT WARD CO.
SALEM. -OREOOR
fnat Vr Combination 4-ln. and 1H
in. well drill and driver. Pr d t
. tell. A. R. SJoUnder. 106 B St.. Ub
tnon. Ore. 5
1M LB. eptclt7 Cooler.tor J" '
ft. plywood bo. boy blcyelt. Ph
30371. CEDAR poitf. yew wood poU. hlnflei.
tele .rid elec pole. Phillip. Broi. Rt.
. Bot 111. Ph. MFM- 0
FLATROCK .
For patios, rock wills, walks. tlni.
and all rock const, we del. and
or at pit. See or call for prices Phillips
Bros.. Rt. 6. Box
68F32.
FERTILIZER. Cow. hone or en n.--nur
delivered In Salem. Well rotted or
fresh, 65 00 per cubic yard del Also
.u k ...k ti nn nr iark at place
or will del. five sack "l-Ph'"!.V
Bros., Rt. 6, Box 111, Salem. Ph. 68F22.
Bl'NOALOW piano with beautiful tone.
In ..e.llent eond. ! . nl'.
HARDS APPLIANCE Ser.lee Dapt of
fers complete service fsellltlea for a
Montiomarr Ward appliances. Just can
TARPAULINS
Sturdf canvas. 10 os before ueatrae
Watsr and mildew resistant Metal
trommels
r r "
r s r 'M
ir . ir
12" I 14 !
MONTOOMrRT WARD CO,
SALIU. OREOON
OABDEN SAND, travel, crushed rock
Shovel it drat-llnt eietvatlnt "ALL
DIO SAND M ORAVEL CO Pb- 3-3149
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
NE'EDED AT ONCE
Spot eaah for botut bold furnlahtni
ppllaiKea, mta. hai have fouT Ha
immediate outlet for hute uanttty.
ma ink Bia-ku Will tf better than
tee price, no (ltttioo. Ph
qui apcrelsaL
oi 1M'
FWINO MACHINE, anf malte or eond
ns.s.ti th a.llll 1IM M. llth.
' nal30
WNT1D fnrnltore M trot rnt Loe
roe Porn Refiniahlni C
t'HED n'llfnTSS PTtone !
PERSONAL
Wilt, NOT "be mtrniWe tot tnr debt
o'her than mr oo after April 33.
I. LTtie. f1"
TAN1H1 HOMI prodiKU IM Croat St
AUTOMOBILES
Ion iTrnmiKri strkua. eteel. rond
Ph. 30Mt eve.
1m mahtkb deluaa ChtT. eoatii. rn
U9H 411M'
lAUTOMOBILH
Phone 1-3175
AUTOMOBILES
The Used
KAISER or FRAZER
Is Still the Newest Car on
the Road Today
USED CAR PRICES
ARE DOWN
COHC IN AND CONVINCE YOURSELF
HERE ARE A FEW
3 47 FRAZER MANHATTANS
1 '47 KAISER SEDANS
2 '47 FORD SEDANS
1 '47 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1 '42 OLDSMOBILK 6 EEDANETTK
1 '41 OLD8MOBILE 6 SEDANETTE
1 '41 OLDSMOBILI TUDOR
1 '40 PONTIAC SEDAN
1 '40 PLYMOUTH TUDOR
1 '40 FORD SEDAN
MANY CHEAPER CARS
SEE JOE BPURLOCK
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
363 N. COMMERCIAL PH. 3-4173
SJ FORD ( put. convertible, 1400.00. S75
Pftttenon St., Wet Salem. Ctll ftr
6 p.m. ql08'
37 STANDARD Chev. coupe,
condition. New paint. Ph
Very good
3-0331
QlOB'
'30 MODELi 1275.
after 4.
4890 Rlckman Rd
qlOB
RECAP TIRES In popular sizes, 8.00-18.
only 16.05 exenanae, or 18.45 outrlilit-
on your carl Montgomery Ward A Co.
Salem. d!06
1 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Sedan; '41
ton OMC truck. Ph. 14F33, Independence.
qlOB
19X0 BUICK Seden to trade on late model
Hint sedan. 2335 Maple Ph. 3-8880
after 4:30 p.m. 4108
FOR SALE ,OR TRADE 8950 equity
1948 Ford station wagon, fully equip
ped. C. E. Bishop, Oreson Pulp Bids.
tut apartment, around floor. qlO"
'38 DODGE edn. '48 Ply motor. New
pitnt lob. 1430 Cendlewood Dr.
2-5784 before 11:30 a.m. 4107
t CHEV. coupe. Good mechanically. 16'
wheels. 378 Tryoo Are. Phono 2-2808
ql09
'41 CHEV. club coupe. New motor. CsAh
or take older car In trade. Ph. 2-0.'8fl.
ql07
M MODEL
rims. Exc,
3-2636. QlOT
18 FORD CLUB coupe. Cleanest car tn
town. rah. rnone a-m. qiOT
STEAL Must have cah,
Good 1936
Airflow DeSoto sedan 3100 below
Book price, 8363. V. W. Lawrence. 174
Baker St . after 8. ql06
BY OWNER; Spsrkltat elesa Arnblan
treeit late 1948 Super Delux Ford
Fordor Sedan with new whttewall air
cushion tires. Has heater and electric
push button radio. Reasonable. Phone
3-4495. ql07
FOR SALE: 1946 Plymouth 4-door re-
dsn. Must sell. Need the money.
between 6 it 8. 1130 Chemrketa. qlA7'
19M PLY. 4 dr. seden. Very aood cond
Rsdlo, Hint trey color. Prlv. owner
81300. Phone 3-7690. 4107'
SALE OR trade for Pickup of equal vslBe
1931 Bulck Roedmaxter. Excellent conni
tlon. Southwlck. Trsller 7. 686 N, Com
merelsl. q!07
ISM PONTIAC Seilrin. Cheep. Call evr-
ln Hummell, 3311 re irt round Roid
ql07-
Thl Time If HUDSON!
Service - Sties - Part
Home of Oood Uxel Ctrl
SHROCK MOTOR CO
church h Chomeketa 6u. Ph.
MODERNIZE VOt'R CAR with atiper bal
loon tlret. Ford, Chev.. FIT. St Do-rift
Cxrhtnie only IM.S0 inrludlm wh-frut
Onl 110 dofn payment. PI re ton
Jtoie Center Liberty qlOt
lM PORD V-H truck for J tit Reajtontftle
70S Hood St. eve Q.100
ll PORD V-t convertible auper deluxe
Rtdio, heater, acceMorlet. Ph. 1541
aio0
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
r
lifted car. Bob Marr
tood cond. mechanically. Pricr
34013. a 101
Ph
M PONTIAC Sllvemreak I hrdrt
matic RAH. ipotlttht. foallthta, and
extra. Like New. UK Norway. nios
It.tf OLIIS. ft-pau. flub eoupe Heater
and new radio. All food rubber Good
siechanlral fod. Ph. 3M3I before I
pm. ph. 93t:3. oiM -
DODGE eoupe. Ilta&no Immaculate
Orod merit ihtpe. Out S Coml , )Ut
pat vitta mil. turn ten to 919 nai
cllff Dr.. after t pa. 0.1M
3d DODGE eden. 4 Ply. motor, new
paint Job. till canaiewooa vt. rn
39TH before 11 M a m. qlOt
41 PLYMOUTH Sum I'M Coupe. Orlttntl
owner La ml.etie Fxcollent condition
Ph. 3-4143. Eve. I.T3S3. 110
Eisner Motors to Buy
rhie riaae rre aTUmoNl
tarevo 4U ee Pane
Rom r Owow 0M Car
tHRIWR MOTOR CO
Ohaftwt UMakeaeta aHa ( Mill
AUTOMOBILES
BONESTEELE'S
1948 Studebaker Commander 4-Door, radio and heater
1947 Studebaker Champion 2-Door, heater
1941 Studebaker Champion 4-Door, radio and heater
1940 Studebaker Commander 4-Door, radio and heater
1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan, new Urea, new rings
Trucks '
1947 Studebaker 4 Ton Pickup
1941 Chevrolet 4 Ton Pickup
1940 Ford 4 Ton Pickup
1936 Ford 14 Ton Flatbed
BONESTEELE'S SALES & SERVICE
370 North Church St. Phone 3-9277
ORVAL'S
YOUR CHOICE!
$925
1941 PONTIAC 6 CONVERTIBLE $925
Radio, Heater
1941 BUICK SUPER SEDAN 925
Radio, Heater
1941 FORD SUPER DELUXE SEDAN B25
Heater
1941 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN 825
Radio, Heater
1941 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 925
Radio, Heater
ALL CARS LISTED ABOVE ARE IN GOOD
MECHANICAL CONDITION AND HAVE
GOOD TIRES ON THEM.
TRADES
ORVAL'S
(The Lot with
Center at Church St.
AUTOMOBILES
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BUT SELL TRADE
. SELL.
TERMS
333 Palrsrounda Road
Phono 3-6484
. PONTIACS
1947 Sedan Coupe $1645
1948 Sedan Coupe .... 2495
1947 Ford Deluxe
5-pass. 1595
1948 Pontiac sedan . 2195
Herrall Owens Co.
660 -N Liberty Ph 24113.
Eisner Motors to Sell
1939 FORD 2-dr. R&H. Clean. New motor
I&45 00 Cih. Bill OUen 2-4414. 4107'
MOTORCYCLE!), SCOOTERS
3.1VIIEEL bicycle, equipped lor motor
1591 Broadway. Phone 3-OBflP. qaiw
INDIAN
World most modern motortyela
CUSHMAN SCOOTERS WHIZ
ZER BIKES Cenulna part Mrf
lca everr model
Shrock's Motorcycle Sales
open every evening uh i, juonaar
th roust Friday
3001 Portland Road - Pb 31433
FARM EQUIPMENT
VST.O TRACTOR TIRES, popular IlMJ.
S3 oo and up. Montgomery waro et co,
Salpm. q108'
BOATS
u -FT. WITCH OR A FT runabout and trail
er. ins. Phone 2-8383. qqio?
FINANCIAL
SUBURBAN $4,750
liooo DOWN. 145 per month buy thl
rand 2-bedroom Home. Elect ne inroum-
out Llvlni room, dlnlna room and kitch
en corthlnatfon. Bathroom. School buaea.
RAWLINS REALTY
HOLLYWOOD DISTRICT
hone J-464. Even. Ph. 3-6013, 3-713S.
3-57S7 rlOT
GENERAL PTNANCI CORP.
LOANS
Lie S-13S and U-I3I
and
ROT R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
130 8 Commercla St. 1 Tel. 3-1101 '
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOANS OP
TO 1300
Car loan up to 1600
Come In or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
1091 PftlrtrouTHls Road
Acrou street from bank
No Parklnl problems
Phone 37032 Lie. N M3694291
Floyd Kenkori. Mar. 1
4'4 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
1S3 8 Hlf 81 Lie. S-116 M 173
rARla AND CITY LOANS
4'i and 3
TOl'B OWN TERMS or repayment mthln
reason Canh for Real Batata Contracts
and Second Mortsaaes
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
301 Pioneer Trim Bid! Pn. 3-7162 r
SEE US POR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR 4' INTEREST
to U Year and No Commuulon
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTS CREDIT CO.
183 S. Cnurch
Parklna a Plenty
Ph.
3-345? Lie No M-1SI S IM f
PRIVATE UONET
Specltl rate and termi
on Itrter loan
lorn and abort lima
parment
ROY H SIMUONB
133 Sor'b Commercial St Phone 3-11(1
AIRPLANES
RILL PAY CASH for lltht airplane. Miul
oe n iiTlnt condition. Capital Journtl.
Urn. Jf4 fine
TRAILERS
TRAIIR rue. for rent. Ill no. Adult
only. 1730 N. Water St. tl07
V AG A RON D
Houae Trailer. 34 I
Cheap. Jonet. Howard' Trailer park.
" . " , ,
1 TRANSPORTATION
S driving to Minneapofit latter part of
Take twr. 54t Pnrd 81 1103
DIRECTORY
nniNo machtnebT"
All nakea need maehlnta told. mttt.
repaired Roea 434 Court bofie 3-4113
APPLIANCE HCRVICE
EI.FCTR1C ROME appliance repair eervlee
free cjitmataa Tiade-ln accepted
new appliance Vince't EeMtrt. Pboni
!- 117 S. Libert? St
AT-t'R DOOR GRINDtNO
and repairing
ALIO RADIOS
A ui homed Warranty Repair Station
for all males of Auto Radios Morrow
JUdiw Co, IU s. Utvartr. Pb. 1-48 U.
IAUTOMOBILIS
TERMS
the Turntable)
' Ph. 3-4702
4l0 Retail Peed Price
j fj.trrrrrs-s-fffffrerfffe Ettr Math 8S.1I.
DIRECTORY I'S?
u.nTrvN virrrnna P.ollr.i b tvlnii triees Orede A eele
nfT5 siravini h"" 3'c' '" Leghorn hens.
In- . . ....r.I - a aias ai.n, J ar,le A eolo'ed fryers, three
Ti?.?! JS . ' 21 PU"1 " " O' ' I0O3MM
3-1804. 333 center. o 'enut
AUTO WRECKERS
eTSIn r!t! VnS UrllSS: Medium
ll WreTke? Ph 38.03 0 10- AA" "C: mKiluin A- 4a""c: puU'u- -c
Auto Wrecker. Ph 38303 quo wh.leeale Prleee Eaa whoietala prteei
BICYCLES 8 to 1 cent above theae price above
-- i" i Orade A aenerally quoted at 83c; mt-
J. P. Douaherty. 3130 Palrcrounda Rd. diurn-n 48c.
OlQg' Raltarfat
BUILDING, CARPENTRY Premium 84e; No 1. 83c ; No 3. 88-80
' buylnt price)
Don't put off eprlnr. repairing, rebuild- Batur Wholesale arade A, 88-7c; re
Int. Fot q ikk. expert aervice, auaran- 11-73
teed tttifactlon. Ph. 3-4850, ol30
BULLDOZING DIRECTORY
Dean Roblnaon Ph. 38537'. ol08' ..... ' 1 . i.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
Bulldfttlnf. lavcltm road bldg, clear- - , -
int teeth lor bruab Vlrall Huakey 1010 Pmtlnt and PMwhinslnf. Free estl-
Palrvlew ave Ph 3-3148 Salem o!08- mate. Ph. 3-8513. 337 Shipping. 0131'
IllLDING CONTRACTOR! CtU '3M ,0t 7a' P",ntl" -aP""
BUILDINQ CONTRACTORS htnclnt. Attractive rate. all
BulMlni a w home? Let Sullivan ft paper HANGING
Taylor horn builder build It for you
Ph. 3-4478 or 3-7378. o!31 Jerry Johnaon. Ph. 3-3733. ollS
BUILDING OP COURTS or home oy PICTURE PRAMINO
SulrfRaT l ct.re framlna Butcheor. PaTnl Stare
plu 8. SatUf action uar- Ph IHSS phM ,.iJ81 .
Pram or meinry conitruetlon. reilden- P'ASTEK1Nq
tlal, commercial houata raited. Ntw Patching. Repairing Ph 3-1101. O108
foundation.. All Broa. Ph 38903 plumbing
BRAKES Fisher 144 S Com'l. Ph. 3-3019. 0123
Ktk Panek. 313 8. Com'l.' Ph. 3-3181. rWNISO' SPRAYING
Brake At Wheel allgnlnC aptclalUta. Philip W. Belike. Ph. 3-1308. Q138
. 21201 L W Caudle Ph 3-1800. oU8 i
CASH REGISTERS RADIATOR REP Alb.
tnatan' delivery of new RCA caah Cleaned, repaired. J C. Btlr it Bonn Ph
register Al make told, rented, re- 31193 By Drive-to Theatre Since 1911
paired Roen 456 Court. Ph 3-8773 o 0133'
CHIMNEY SWEEP John' Radio Shop. Reasonable rate
Purnac
Rrtuler T
chimney
1 s a in
Tteuum cleaned
Ph 3-7176 O104'
Furnace chimney vacuum
Eruley. 771 8. Slat Ph. 3-7178.
CEMENT WORKS
"An ounce" of prevention 1 worth
pound of cure." Por expert auaranteed
tatiaraction new or repair of founda
tion, aldewalkJ. driveway, can 3-4350
OI131
DRESSMAKING
Dreaemaktni, Alt Shop, tur work. ew-
lnt Open May L, rm. 38-37. 380 State
Ph. 3-7004. oiao
ELECTROLTJX
Electrolux cleaner At Air purifier Sale
eerrH aupplle. 1073 Broadway. 3-4078
0107
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vine" Elec trio for electrical wlrlni
contract Int. repalrlni 131 S. Libert
Ph 3-S3JI
EXTERMINATORY
Cockroach Moth, Ixtarmlnator Service.
Ph. 3-3053 Lee Croat. 1U9 Pearl. olM
Bretthaupt'a for Howeri Dial 3-3113 ?
Kendex Nylsna. cuaranteed. Ph
HOUSE MOVING
Ph. 3443 day. Ph 31804 Nltes. ollO
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCT 8
J. R. Watklna Co.
livery 1711 Center.
product Prea
Ph. 3-533S.
INSULATION
ABC. INSULATION CO.
BI-OWN ROCK WOOL
1831 BROADWAY. PH. 3-3748
LANDSCAPr NURSERY
LAWN aprlnkllni ayitemi Ph. 34131.
LAWNMOWEftS
Sharpening, guaranteed service. New
power and hand mower Call Harry
W. Scott, 147 So. Com'l. St. 0139
LAWN MOWER SHARPENINO
LAWN mower mad to eut perfect 1133
Ph. 3-1407 0114
At yout door tawnmower aharpenlng
Dexter the lawnmowar taaai Pb 3433
Flrepltr,
Ph. 33943.
eblmaey A block
MATTREHSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 1-4069.
Smltty'e Clipper Sen truck, car
rente Ph 8940S OewUr A CBtrch
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Oaltar. Mando
I LB. BsBJoJ. ata. 1433 Owsrt Pb 1-1399
0110
NURSES' REOISTRY
Practical ourtaa. Day-nlfht. Ph
OFFKI PURNITUR8 A SUPPLIEI
Desk ghalr. file and filing auppllaa,
aafe. dupllcatora and aupplle. desk
lamp typewriter it and, brief eaae
Pi rea Wlra Recorder. Roea 48 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SFRVIUE
CaU Cy Younger. Ph. 3-8073.
PAPER HANGING
Expert Pa pern anting and painting. H
J Wood worth. Ph 9-8868. Pre cat. 1J1"
PAINTING
PAl1TIin. Eiaert wttrk h naeUr aa
Intid ar out
C Hors. phono 93116
106
Elfttrom'
PaiaUitd.
Little Change
In Grain Mart
Chicago, May 4 W" The
grain market weakened today
after starting out with a gusto.
The market climbed for about
the first two hours, and after
that it spent the rest of the ses
sion going down.
The net result of these ac
tions, accompanied by a fair
volume of trade, did not amount
to much in the way of price
changes.
Early buying of wheat was
based on a boost in the bid price
for cash grain by the govern
ment. Other cereals followed
wheat, aided by small cash re
ceipts. Reports of easiness in
cash wheat markets at Kansas
City and Minneapolis caused
some of the late selling.
Wheat closed H-7 lower,
May 32.18-62.18 Vt: corn was H-
1 lower, May $1.32 4 -t,; oats
were 4 lower to 3i higher, May
68 4, rye was unchanged to
lower, May $1.25, soybeans
were Vi-k higher, May $2.27
4-4, and lard was 8 to 13
cents a hundred pounds lower,
May $11.57.
The U.S. frigate "Constitu
tion" once carried a statue of
Andrew Jackson as a figure
head. Salem Markets
Completed from report- if lalen deal-
era tor I be fold a ore at Capital
Joirnal Reader. IRetlaed daily .
and appliance aervtca
Rev Moore 3310 Portland Rd Pb. 3-9433
SAND GRAVEL
Garden Soli, crushed rock. Shovel and
dragiin excavating. Walling Sand
Oravel Co. phone 3-9149
Valley Sand A Oravel Co 81H. tand ft
nil airt Excavating iob tnovei a cat
Tractor scoop A truck for dirt moving
Ph. Office 24002, res. 37140 e
Cat. Shovel St Truck work of all kinds
LLOYD U HILL, INC
Ph. 34361 3995 State St. ol06
Salem Saw Wrk. Ph. 3-1603.
Saw Shop 993 Edie water.
SEWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electrla Roto-Rooter Exclusive Paten'
Rarer -harp Steel Outline Blade
Clean Sewer or Drain Septic Tankf
Cleaned Rea Pb t 8331 at 8-9468
SEPTIC TANKS
Septic Tank and Dratn Lire Cleaned
Jack Boening. Ph. 3-9633. 1067 Elm ftt
0131
K P. Hamel. Septic Tank Cleaned
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain line. Guaranteed work 1148 8th
St . West "Salem Ph 1-7404. i
Uikt'a Septle Service.
Roto Rooter Service i
Elm St., W. Salem. Pr
Tanks cleaned
n Sewer. 1079
. 1-9468. 3-5327
0130
TRANSFER A STORAGE
T.ocal St Distance Transfer, atorace
Burner oil, coal A briquet Truck to
Portland dally. Atent for Bekln House
hold goods moved to anywhere In U 8
oi Canada. Larmer Transfer A St orate
Ph 3-3131 o'
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona, Remington Royal. Under
wood portable All make used machine
Repair and rent Roen, 436 Court
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made In Salem Pre est
Elmer the Blind man.
Salem Venetian Blinds made to order u
reflnUhtd. Retnholdt St Lewi. 3-3639
WATCH CLOCK REPAIRING
Watche for sale, open are. Ph. 38539
320 Evergreen 1. p Qrds pi 14
WELL DRILLING
J. A. Breed ft Von. well-drUIInf . 350!
Brook St.. Salem. Ph. 3-409. ol33
WEATHERSTRtPPING
Pre estimate 1. PULLMAN. Ph. 3-S965.
ol30
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Acme V. lndow Cleaner Window, walls
St woodwork cleaned Floor cleaned
axed and pel lifted pn 3-3337 847
Coori Lantdoc. CulberUow and Mather
WINDOW SHADES
Washable. Roller Mad to order 1 Da?
Del Reinhotdt . Lewi Ph 33433. a'
WOOD 8 SAWDllT
West Salet Fael Co. Ph 1-4031.
WOODSAWINO ,
Atklnt Crnn. Ph 36674 or 36176. 0134
LODGE
l.OOl meU every WJ
newrln niarht Vlalteira Wi.
come.
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Oommunlcstion, Enoch Carbon
iuet speaker, 1:00 p.m. 100
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QUOTATIONS
IB In AaoalaWO Piaaal
A marie to Cen 'J1
Am Pow U '
Am Tel Tel
Anaconda 29 '
Btndia A elation 31
Beth Steel
, SOS
Boetni Alrp'ana .
. 31'
tvaiu rteiini
Canadian Pactfl
Cue J 1
Caterptlar
Ohrytler
Com with t Sou ,
Con Vultee
Continental Can
Crown lleroach
Curtiat Wrlini
Doutla Aircraft
Dupont de Nem ..
Oeneral IWrH
Oenera) roud ...
Oeneral atoera ,
Oood rear Tire ...
lai Rai
Paper
Kennecott . . .....
LtbbJ MrN I
Lon Bell A" . . .,
Manuomery Ward
Nub Kelvlnaior ...
Nat Oalry
NY Central .....
Northern Pecift ..,
Par Am P'jh ....
Ptt Oa sb Pie
Pa Tel At Tel
Paaney J O .,....
Radio Corp .......
Hayenter ..
Mar enter Pfd ...
Remold UetaU .,
R:ehf1e!d
Safeway Store
Sear Roeburk ....
eat hero Parlflc
Itaadartl Oil Ct
tadebaker Cot
tawablae Mlntna ..
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MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Salet Ltveiteet Market
IB Valley Parklna Company.
Wooled lamb 120.00 to 833 00
8s.ing lamb 85 to 85 lb 133.00 to 335.00
Spring lamb. 85 to 100 lb. 123 00 to 124.00
Yearling, under 120 lb. 118 00 to 119 00
Yearling, over 120 lb. 813.00 to 11700
Ewe
f.t.00 tQ HO
Cutter cow
Pat dairy cow
110.00 to 315 00
ui oo to tie oo
Dairy belfera
815 00 to 319.00
$11 00 to 131 00
Bull
Calvea (SOU to 430 I he t
i?o oo to 12 on
Veal (150-300 lbt.t choice 833 00 to 830 00
fjt price palt within lit nt Port
nd price for each type. Top, 170-325 ibs
Portland Eauttlde Market
Spinach ftold for 12.25 an orante box
i the Portland EaxLaide Farmer Whole
sale Produce market today
Cellophane packed aplnach told lor li-M
to 11 64 a dOsVn package.
Asparagus waa 14.35 to 84.50 a 30-lb
pyramid.
Radixhe brought s to cent a aozen
bunches.
Oreen onion were 33 cenU s doxen
bunches.
California trawberrle old for 33.10 a
flat.
California xucchlnl tquaah wa 82.85 to
33.00 a 20-33 lb lut.
Portland Prodaea
Dulterfat Tematlte, au'elect ts Imm
diate chang .'rimlum quality maximum
to Jft to 1 percent acidity delivered in
Portland 63-66c ib.i first quality l-64c
econd quality 38-A3C Valley routes
nd country point 3o lete than fir it
Bolter wnoieiaie run sun cunee io
wholesaler Grade AA. 03 acore, 63-flJc;
A 93 score 61-62'ic: B. 80 acore. 60c lb.;
O. 89 score 00c lb Above prices ar strict
ly nominal
Cbeete Selling prlc to Portland whole
ale Oregon Hue let. 384 48'e Oregon 8
lb loaf. 4l"4-60vm; triplet vte ieai tnan
tlnglei
Eggs (T Wholesaler!) A grade large
33 14 -S3 c; A medium, 30-Slc; grade B.
arte, 46i-4(,4c
Eggs-Purchased from fanner Curren
recelnta (714 6CU dot.: buyers 3-.Vfcc be
low wholesale quotations on graded baal
for oest hennery eggs.
Portland Dairy Market
Cotter Prlc to retailers Grade AA
print. 67c AA cartoni. A8e A print
81c. A cartons 68c; B print, 6&c
Egga PrM to retallerar AA iarga
54-jjc; certified A large. 34c; A large.
o3-Mc: AA medium. 83-33c: certified A
medium 63c; A medium, 81-83e. carton 3c
additional
Cbecea Prlc to ratal lera; Portland
Oreton sine let 40' 0Wc Oregon loaf, t
b 434-634e; triplet lea. than tin
tie
roalirr
Live Chicken - Ns 1 qutlH POR
plant. No. 1 broilers under 31 lbt 37-38c
lb.: iryers 2't to 3 ins. as-JQc id.;
-oa iters 4 Ibs and over, 81-33e lb.; fowl
Leahorrui under 4 lbs., 34-36c: over 4
Ibs. 36-39rt colored fowl, all weight, 31-
.-2c: rooster all weight. 18-soc.
Rabbtlt Average to growers for live
white: fryer whit. 4-3 lbs 31-39C lb .
5-6 lbs.. 'S ai lb. coloreo 33 35c. old or
heavy doe. 13-18c ffreaeed fryers to
butcher V) 40r old r.eart ones. JS-3r
Tarkeya fPHcaa quoted are not to the
producer on a oremeo weignt baaiat -U
8 trade A young toma .1 13 lb ; No
I young bene, nominally toe
Dretied larkeye to rtlallera. U ade A
young bene 10-Hc New Vorr eyl drea
d A grade ytung toma M-48i
Portland Mtaeellaneoat
Caarara Hark Dry 304 lb., green To lb
Weal Valley aoara and medium gradea
4nc lb
Mnhalr 38c lb. on 13-month growth.
nidea Calvea lOo ib , according to
weiiiu alp 18c Ib. beef 11-lie lb., bull
S-6t Ib country buyer pay 3 lest
Nal Qpetatlona
Walnut Pranquettet fir II qualtl, turn
oo. 34 7c, large, J3 7c. medium, 37 3e. tec
ond quality Jumbos 30 3o. ,a go 38 3e,
medium. 36 Io baby 33 3c. toft thel tint
quality large, 39 7c. medlun. 36 3e. tea
ond quality large 37.3c. medium 34 7a
nab 33 3c
rilberta - jumbo. 30 8b , iarga ll
medium. 16c: tmall. 13c
Quotations above auppiled ey Nortn
west Nut Orowers Quntitlcr arr on tht
oaalt of 100-lb bag purchaaet fob planU.
Portland Grain
Portland, May 4 iP Wheat futures
not quoted,
Cash wheat bld: Soft whit 9 70; soft
white (excluding rex) 3 30; white club
2.20; western red 3.30
Hard red winter. Ordinary 3 20: 10 per
cent 3 30. 11 par cent 3 33; 13 per cent
2 24.
Today' ear receipt- Wheat It: barley
6; flour 10; corn 4, oat 3, hay 3; mill
feed 7.
Chlrata Llelrk
Chkaso. May 4 )H Livestock market:
Hot salanle 7 300. market fairly active
steadv tn 35 cen's hither; most advance
on weithta over 230 Ibs; sows also ateid
to 34 tenia hither: too 18 64; most tood
and choice 170-270 Ibs 16.00 to 16 50
20-120 Ib 17 3i to 16 00: 135-37S lb
16 78 to 17 50: good and choke undr
400 Ib IS 71 lo 1 33: few 16 50: 425
500 lbs 14 74 to 175. heavier sows down
to 14 00; only odd heed below, good clear
nre. Slieep salable 9 000; aleuthter lambs 35
enla hiaher. thort deck choice wool akin
10 00; cloAtly sorted fed Colorado 29 75
cnoice Coloradoa. number one oklns, three
load 29 50 shorn ewej 19 50 down.
Cattle salable 6 300; calves 400. market
uneven: steers steady to strong: otner
isuthter cattle and vealera mnptly steady
three loud rilth choice arond 1300-1350
lb fed steera 37 50 and 37 75 uap 27 75
quite a few loads choire irs elihint
up to 1171 Ibs 14 33 to 37 M. bulk good to
low fiioice steers 24 04 lo 15 50, load 16ta
lb welehU 34 35. medium to low good
steer 3100 to 33 73; load of choice 1075
lb fed heifera 36 50; moat good to low
rholce yearling hriter 3171 to 3M5 but
!oad lanely choice 1200 Ib we;hti 34 AO
few good cows up 31 00; common and me
dnim cows 17 OO to II 28; tanner and cut
:ers 13 00 to 16 71; mLum and good
sausate bulls 30 00 to 33 00, bulb veal
era 19 00 to 36 00. top 34 00
The snorkel. device which
permit! submarine to "breathe
while under water was placrd
on Dutch shins before World
War II and perfected by the
Germans during tha war.
Capital Journal, Salem, Or.,
Stocks Show
Sharp Gains
New York, May 4 The
stock market advanced fractions
to around 3 points today in the
sharpest advance of the past
month.
A sudden increase in buying
accompanied a distinct slacken-
in tension between Russia
and the United States over Ger
many in general and Berlin in
particular.
Final prices were a shade un
der the day's best gains.
Volume expanded when the
price line curved upward. Turn
over was at the rate of about
1,300,000 shares for the full ses
sion, largest since that number
of shares changed hands on
April 21.
Numerous issues hit new high
prices for 1 949, among them
Richfield Oil, Air Reduction,
Carrier Corp. and Warner Bros
Automobiles followed the
balance of the market forward
while Ford Motor Co. was
threatened with a strike of 60,
000 employes tomorrow at its
huge River Rogue plant. Gains
were posted for General Mo
tors, Chrysler and Studebaker.
Others higher included U.S
Steel, Goodyear, Montgomery
Ward, Woolworth, Douglas Air
craft (up around 3 at one time),
Phelps Dodge, Southern Pacific,
Standard Oil (N.J.), and Twen
tieth Century-Fox.
Corporate bonds tended up
ward with stocks. U.S. govern
ments held steady in over-the-counter
dealings.
Portland Llveatark
Portland. May 4 (-P) (USDA) Cattle
Salable 173: calves 35: generally steady;
small lot low good 1013 lb steer 34.00;
two low medium Kinds 974-1130 lb 33.
common 19.30-31.00; odd head common
heifer 18.3S-.50: aood cows absent; bulk
low medium 17.50-18.00: cutter and com
mon 1J 00-17.00; canners'to 13.S0-14.40;
shells down to 10.00: aood weighty beet
bulls 22.50-23.00: good sausage bulls 31-50-32.50;
medium 18.50-21.00: cutter and com
mon 16.00-18.00; good and choice vealeu
I8.00-32.O0: few light choice offerines
reach 33 00- medium 33.00-27.30; common
0-34.50; culls down to 10.00: tood mix
ed stock r heifera and steers 33.00-. 50.
Hog: Salable 100; active, generally
steady on all claasea, bluk good and choice
190-240 lb 20.00-. 35. latter price top; few
150-170 ib ia.oo-.Z5: 250-330 lb mostly
18.00; bulk good and choice sows 16.00
17.00. Pew good 105 Ib feeder pits 31.50.
sheep: salable 100; alow, few early sales
steady; small lot choice 82 lb shorn Iambi
1 pelt 35.00: odd head medium 31.00:
small lot medium and good 60-73 Ib feed
ing lambs 18.00-19.00; odd head good 140
lb wooled ewes 11.50: medium and good
horn ewe 10.00-11.00; common down to
9 00.
DEATHS
Virginia B-sdy
In thLi clly April 26, Virginia Body a,
late residrnt.of Salem, at the ait of 38
ears. Vrvlcce will be held Thursday,
May 5, at 10 a.m. In the W. T. Rltdon
chapel with Rev. A. J. Oellnaa officiat
ing. Interment in St. Barbara cemetery.
John P. Rawion
In this city. May 3, John P. Rawson,
late resident of 361 North 20th street, at
Hie ate of 68 years. Husband of Jean
Rawson of Salem: father of Mis Louise
Rawson of Salem: and brother of Mr.
Oarnel James of Sucre, men to and Mr.
Jessie Qoldmer of Riverside, Calif. Ship
ment has been made to Reno, Nevada, oy
.V. T, Rltdon company for aervice and
Interment.
Catherine 7-lnler
In thla city May 3. Mrs. Catherine
Zteiler. late resident of 4240 Filbert St.
Survived by her husbtnd, Alva Zltgler,
Salem; children, Mr. Evelyn Carlson and
Wilbur Zlegler, Choteau. Mont., Mrs. Low
ell Toelle. Wlsner. Neb., Mts. Alfred Ter
Jeson, Independence, Mrs, Howard Robin
ion, Dallas, and Mrs. Harold Baker.
Brooks; brothers, Ralph Coleman. Omaha,
Neb., and Htrley Coleman, Ashland, Neb.,
suiter, Mrs. Margaret Vender man. Ash
iand. and 10 grandchildren. Service will
be held from the W. T. Ritdon chtpcl
Friday, May 4 at 3 p.m. Interment In Be
cret Memorial park. Rev. Dudley Strain
a til officiate.
Mae Rlttenheaae
In this city Mar 3. Mae Rlltenhouse.
late rea Went of 3797 Pioneer drive, at the
at of 65 years. Survived by htr hue
itknd. William Ed son R men house of Sa
lem; daughters, Fannie Ouadnola, Los
.nxelea, Frede Columbus, Beatrice Ber
chem. and Vera Olllman, all of Salem,
and Audrey Orlando. St. Paul, Minn.;
sons, Maurice Rltlenhouse Salem. John D
Rlltenhouse, Owen, wit. Earl J. Rltten
huse and Wesley Rlltenhouse. both ol
Salem. Services will be held Thursday,
May 8 at 1:30 p ni. In Belrreat Memorial
park chapel under the direction of
T. Riidon company. The Kev. Brooks
Moore will officiate. Interment
Pelcreat Memorial park.
Ellta C. Albee
El ;a C Albee. at the residence it 956
Hood street Tuesday. May 3. at the ate
or 89 years Survived toy a daughter. Mra. I
Maori Martin of Salem: a aon, LeRoy I
Albee of Lebanon, a sister. Mm. D. S. Mil
ler of Atlantic. Iowa, and three grand
children. Service will be held from the i
Howel-Edwrds chapel Thursday, Msv a,
at 10 30 a.m. with tii Rev. Dudley Strain1
nfficlatint. Interment In Belcrest Mem-1
orltl park.
Franrlt Marlon Wller
Franci Marion Wiley, late resident of
Salem route 4, box 333, at a local hos
pital Tuesday. May 3. Survived by his
wife, Mrs. Muriel Wiley, Salem; three
children, Norma Rae. Lorlta and Robert
Wlly, all ol Kitl'm; mother, Mrs. Maine
Wiley. Bpinufieeld. Colo; sisters, Mrs.
Ivft Dotnn, LaJunta, Colo. Mrs. Til lie
Davis. Eric It. Onla., and Mrs. Dorothy
Hartley, Sprint field, and brother, Ira
Wiley of W!.h. Colo, and John Wiley
of LaJunta. Member of the First Baptist
church. Announcement of service later by
the Howeii-Edward company.
William T. Van ftfhe
William T. Van lke late resident of
nt South 14th atreM. at a local hOMltel
Tuesdav, May 3. at the ate of 43 years
Survived by wire. Mr Mrtle Van Sixke
of Salem; a brother. M D Van Rlytte l
Lone Rock. Wisr : a foster aister. Mr
Alice Slewert of Salem: and several nieces
nephews and couiru Announcement of
services later by Clouth-Barriek company.
Arthur r.aelhfiff
Artnur Eeelhoff laie " reildent of 3383
Lee street, at a local iop,ial May 4. An
nouncement of service later by Clout h
Barrlck company.
I.aal Drapela
Louis Drapela. at the family residence
rojte a. Falun, May I. at the ate of
Long-lasting Relief lor
Itchy Skin Irritation
Here t tipt So many people depend on
Retinnl Ointment to relieve tmartrng
itch of dry eciema. rhaftng. common rath,
ft mail W too Al all druggitta Tht
coat ia amall reliel It gieat 1 ry ill
Life
"Saved my
A ftw anrf lee CAS-HEARTBURN-
When tfm timath palntit aiiltfal
pfl f eW.iir woin h anil nrafllxirn. diitr iiillt
I film r, raxeM-artlig piMlrlnea timn fur
tiii".m!ier-Mf wnll'lneaitkeih ln HMMiv
fut.lM. Nilatatlve. H"llana hflnf a (tnmfnri In
Iffv or return ltt tnu t- r rtotihle money hark Q
BEU-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25;
Wednesday, May 4, 1949 19
50 years. Survived by wife, Anna V. Drap
rla of Salem; two sons, Joaephp Drtpela ot
Salem and Norman Drapela with the TJ.
o. .r -otc in uermany; two brother.
Edward Drapela and Frank nr.n.i.
Lebanon, and a enter, Mrs. Mary Harder
of OranU Pas. Oreton. Announcement
of service later by the Howell-Edwardt
chapel.
Nancy Jane Davit
Al the home of her dauihter at 10B5
James street. May 28. Nancy Jan Davta.
late resident of 1825 North Liberty
street, at the ate of 84 year. Mother of
mts. ueorsr r. Keiuhaw of Salem; a&d
cste of Mr. Jim Rabin-son and Mrs.
Pebecca ttiidl, boih of Loa Anteles. and
Mrs. Cnarie Stephana of Parkersbur.
'H Vlrtlma. Also survhed by thrte
randc.ilWren and three great grandchil
dren. Semces will be held at the W. T.
R.i (.on chapel Thursday. May 5. at 1 p.m.
with Rev. Uudlev Strain officiating. Ship
ment will be made to BoL&e. Idaho, where
ervlcf will be held Saturday. May 7, at
3 p m. with ritualistic serrlcet under the
auspice of Adah chapter, OE8.
OBITUARY
Martha A. Smith
Albany Mrt. Martha A. Smith, 86.
route 3. Scio. dlrd at the Powell Nurtmg
home In Albany Sunday after an extend
ed illness. 'Minnie" Smltn aa she waa
known to her friends, came to Oregon
with her parent when four -years -old. by
ot team. Her family aetUed In Linn coun
ty In 1861 and she had lived here since.
She wa a member of the Baptist church
and the Woman Benefit Association. She
was merrleu la John B. Smith tn 1860
in Sclo. Mr. Smith died In 1906. She t sur
vived by a daughter. Mr. Anna Mespelt,
Sclo route 3: end a ion, E. C. Smith. Sa
.ein. Also suruvint ar two half-brother.
Clyde Rellry. Eugene and James Relley,
Doutla. Arli.. and on half-sister, Mr.
Mary Hunt. Portland. Funeral aervice
were held Wednesday from the FUher
funeral home. Burial Id the Providence
cemetery.
Prank Calvin Ballard
Albany Prank Calvin Ballard, 84. who
had bren In business In Albany for the
vast 25 years, died at the Albany Oeneral
hospital Sunday, following a several
month Illness. Masonic funeral services
were held from the Fortmtller-Prederlck,-xen
chapel with burial In the Willamette
Memorial park. Ballard wa born at Fond
du Lac, Wis.. March 20. 1864. ha had
also lived In Iowa, Minnesota, and Mojv
tana, coming to Oregon from the lat
ter state In 1933. In 1888 at Dodge Cen
ter. Minn., Mr. Ballard married Almlra
Fox Maxwell. She died here In 1938. Sur
viving are three daughter. Mrs. Irma
Hote, Albany, with whom he made bis
home; Mrs. Nellie Brunskllt. Albany, and
Mrs. Bessie fichoeneman, Sioux Falls. S.
Dak., seven grandchildren and five great
trandrhlldren. a brother and two sis
ters, Byron Ballard. Oakland, and Mr.
Bert Peters and Mr. Oeorgla Maxwell.
Loa Angeles, Cat.
Fred J. Sprenxer
Albany Funeral service wert held
from the Fisher funeral home for Fred
J. Sprenter. 67, Wednesday with burial
In the Willamette Memorial park. Sprent
er. who made his home near Shedd, died,
Sunday at the Fatrlawn hospital in Port-
iana. ine oec eased was born at Shedd,
March 17, 1882. He married Vera E.
Porter at Halsey May 34. 1903. Sprenter
waa a school director at Shedd for II
leers, ne waa a member of tha Shedd
.Masonic lodge, the Shedd chanter at th
Order of Eastern Star and waa a past
master of the Masonic lodge and a past
' ttron or the Eastern Star During World
War II Mr Sprenter aerved as a vol
unteer member of the Linn county ration
board. Surviving beside his widow ara a
on. Henry Byrd Sprenter. CorvaUU. .
brother Harry O. Sprenter. and a sla
ter, Lena 8. Puth. both of Shedd. One
. randson alfo survive. Ma&onle services
will be given by tha Shedd lodge at tha
cemetery.
Richard A. Mueller
CorvaUU Funeral aervice will be held
at St. Joseph' Catholic church in 6a
lem Saturday, May 7, at 9 a.m. for Rich
ard A. Mueller, 25, who waa killed Monday
when h came In contact with a high vol
tage power Una east of CorvaUU. &erv
let will be under the direction ot tha
De Moss-Yount blood funeral home here.
Surviving Mueller are his parents, 'Mr.
tnd Mrs. Otio M. Mueller ot Salem; a
sister, Mra. Harel Oatrka of Oreat Fall.
Mont.: two brothers, Lawrence V. Muellsr
of MtshawDka, Ind., and Tech. Stt. Carl
J. Muener with tha occupation force hp
Tokyo, Japan.
Edward B. Edea
Lebanon Edward B. Edr. 79, died
Tuesday morning at the Lebanon com
munity hospital. He wa well known in
this area for developing the Lebanon
Nut Orowers association, and operated
its plant for many years. Born In Cedar
Ra plds, la., Dec. 4. 1877, he came to
Lebanon 31 years ago. He waa a veteran
of the Spanish-American war. Surviving
ar hit widow. Rose B , daughtert, Mrs.
Lillian Ray, Ohio, Mra. Cora belle Knapp,
and Mis Dlan Edes, Lebanon Services will
be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Howe
Huston chapel with Rev. Carl Mason offic
iating. Cremation In Portland will iol
low.
Jim Latter
Lebanon Jim Lester. 83. an employe .of
the Bruce-McDonald lumber mill, eight
mile northeast of Putter, died shortly
after noon yesterday when a jack slipped
from under a pile of lumber crushing
him. According to the county coroner's
report, h had crawled under the lumber
to retrieve a block, lie died shortly after
arrival at the La ni mack hospital. The
body will be shipped by the Howe-Huston
chapel to Oklahoma for burial. Born Jan.
I. 1696 In Oarv:n, Okla., he had lived
In Sweet Home for the pat three years.
Survivor are his widow Bessie; son
Horace: daughters, Mr.t. t ols Harcrow.
Mr. LeRoy Rowe. Mrs. Presley Thedlord,
Mrs. Janice Bacorn, and a brother. Jerry
Laster, all of Swet Home. Two aisteri
live in the middle west. T ne re are eight
trandehlldren.
Jennie Van Naya
Stayton Mr. Jennie Van Nuy died
Tuesday at a Sslem hoipltsl Fjneral serv
ices will be held from tlie Weddle funer-
home at 3 o'clock Friday. C. R. FrrV
man. of the Church of Christ, officiat
ing and burial at Twin Oak cemetery at
tier, nne is survived oy two sons. Lloyd.
Nuvs. Morion. Wash . and Ed Van
Nuys. Portland: also two brother, Frank
and Richard Tucker, both of Aunuvlll.
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