r
AUTOMOBILES
You'll Do Somersaults
When You See These
SENSATIONAL
BARGAINS
Valley Prices Are Lower Prices
1949 FORD BUS. COUPE, LIKE NEW $1595.00
1949 FORD TUDOR LOADED. 12,000 MI,
1947 MERCURY TOWN SEDAN, R&H ...
1947 PACKARD CLIPPER SEDAN, Al
1948 CROSLEY STATION WAGON
1947 FORD DELUXE TUDOR
1946 FORD DELUXE 6 CYL. TUDOR
1941 CHEV. MASTER DELUXE TUDOR ..
1941 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER, R&H 495.00
1939 BUICK "SPECIAL" SEDAN, good motor 595.00
1939 LINCOLN ZEPHYR SEDAN 295 00
Act Now Don't Delay
THE CAR LOT OF SENSATIONAL VALUES
AND CARS WITH A PERSONALITY
Valley Motor Mart
HIGH and CENTER
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FLOOR SANDERS for rent. Montgomery
Ward.
TO DO a Rood Job rent a Rood floor Band
r We sell everything to complete the
job.
HOWSER BROS, - Ph. 3-3646 J
GROUND FLOOR office space and or
storage space. 328 N. Com'l. St. Fh.
' 2-6211. J188
SPACE FOR trailer, 6 blocks from school.
Evergreen Trailer Camp, 2605 Maple Ave.
J189
OOD USED PIANOS. H. L. Stiff.
OFFICE spaces and desk spaces. Ph. 25692.
SEWING Machines Portable or Treadle.
Service on all makes. Ph. 3-7671. J202
BUSINESS KM. for rent. H. L. Stiff. 1
V DRIVE trucks, cars. Ph. 2-9103.
TRAILERS 12.00 per day. Howser Bros.
1410 S 12th, West Salem.
SINGER ELECTRIC portable sewing ma
chines. Reasonable rates. Free pick up
St delivery. Singer Sewing Machine Co.
130 N. Comi. Ph. 33512, J
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT with option to buy
large house zone 2. Ph. 29213, Apt. 4.
Jal87
RESPONSIBLE MAN with family wishes
to rent 3 Bdrm. home. Will guarantee
care of home. Phone or write C. K.
' Murphy, care Marlon Hotel, Salem.
Jal88
DON'T YOU have one of Salem's nicer
homes, furnished, you'd rent to a quiet
family of three? Like south Salem but
Interested In any preferred location.
Call 3-9133. Jal87
i OR 2 BDRM. house to responsible party.
Phone 2-0953. jal89
8 BDRM. house, Willamette Univ. Dlst.
Write Box 275 Capital Journal. Jal88
WANTED TO rent or lease with option to
buy, 2 or 3 bdrm. home near school.
Call Mr. Wood, 240B3. Jal91
IOUNG COUPLE want 2 rm. furn. apt.
Will pay 45. Utilities furn. Between
Aug. 18-21. Ph. 2-6705. Jal87
W.NTED to rent unfurn. bdrm. hse. Gd.
location. For 3 adults. Oood refer. Call
Mr. O. Tookey at the Capital Journal.
jaiaa
ROOM AND BOARD
GOOD BOARD St room. Ph. 29971. 402 N.
Summer. JJ187
ROOM AND BOARD. One elderly gentle
man. Ph. 36680. 266 S. Cottage. J J 192
BOARD AND RM. 850 E St. Ph. 3-8706.
JJ207
LOST AND FOUND
LOST IN Capitol Theater, lady's tan coat.
Ph. 3-7815 after 6 p.m. k!87
LOST 17 JEWEL Bulova lady's watch, in
Icinity of Millers or Roberts depart
ment Store. Ph. 28171. kl88
MISCELLANEOUS
SPENCER CORSETIERE. 425
Ph. 3-5072.
Winter
mlB9
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
2 HR SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR HARRY 8EMLER DENTIST
Adolph Bldif . State St Commercial 8ts
SALEM Phone 3-3311
BUILDING MATERIALS
FRONT DOORS, new, Hi" thick, grade
A (lr doors. Only J15. Large windows
for living room, dining room in stock.
C. G. Long, Ph. 25821. One mile N. of
Ke?er ma!89'
PAINTED SHAKES
For sale from 5-rm. house. 945 Che
meketa. See Chris. mal89
LL 2119 Salem, we sell the best Cedar
, Shlt.zlea from Tillamook, Grand Ronde
or Cascade high mountain timber. No. 1.
$8, No. 2 $5. Delivered. Ted Muller. Sa-lem-Indep.
Road.
18" No. 1 Cedar Shakes. Natural or palnt-
ed Prim coated or stained, Cedarwall
Flttite or Bear Brands J9 per sq. up. De
llvered with undercourse. Ph. Ted
Mulle-. 2-1196. ma'
.Bab CEDAR GUTTER S2c. No. 1 cedar
wall shakes St under course shingles
112.80 per sq. Ted Muller. Ph. Balem
2-1196. ma'
PLYWOOD
LARGE stock of sizes, thicknesses &
grades. Both Plain St water proof. Wcf
start at 5c per sq ft.
ALSO GOOD stocks of V and W Insul
ating boards Low prices on " St
sheet rock Keith Brown. Front St Court
Sta., Salem. ma
ALUTIA - LOCK - ALUMINUM LOCK
SHINGLE. The modern permanent roof
ing See rout dealer or Call Dist 3-6401
mal97
SPECIALi Cedar siding "x8" Random
length. C-grade. (85 thousand KcUh
Brown. Front St Court Sta, Salem
NEW SHIPMENT piast board H" tc:
V. 6c sq ft Rock lathe 45 sq ft
11.75
MONTGOMERY WARD SLEM
USED BRICK. Call 3970 or 24389. ma!94
SAVE OS ROOFING
Let Wards give fou complete IN
STALLED price on jour roofing needs
Wide range of colors Call our outside
alesman for fre estimate Phone
1-3191
MONTGOMERY WARD ft CO
SALEM OREOON
Journal Want Ads Pay
IAUTOMOBILES
1985.00
1295.00
1595.00
595.00
1095.00
995.00
645.00
PHONE 3-3147
P187
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HARVEST BAGS for sale. Northwest
i-ouury Dairy products Co. 1505 N.
Front St. ni96'
2 USED DAVENOS, 50 lb. ice boxes. Vt
gal. fruit Jars, 2 gal. stone Jar. 9x12 rug,
IP N. 14th Ph. 33991. nl87
ROOFING
Williamette Valley Roof Co., 10 Lana
Ave. nl87
HAND CROCHETED Queen Anne's Lace
tablecloth, 64x80, 1100.00. 1360 N. Lib
erty, Apt. 2. "Look For The Silver Lin-
nl87
WE BUY newspapers and waste paper.
1790 N. Front. n210
REBUILD air conditioner, like new. Less!
man nan price, rn. 3-4750. nl89
NEW 4 POSTER unfinished bed. 3 used
ouuxauxm tires. 840 union. nl89
CLOSING OUT on Garden Pal tractors.
New 3 H.P., cost $367.50. sell $289. One
used 3 horsepower disc plow, cultiva
tor and sickle bar $160. One used l'A
horsepower disc Sz cultivator $125.
Howser Bros., 1410 S.. 12th, Ph. 33646.
nl87
DISTILLED white vinegar for all pickling
purposes "Keeps your pickles krlsp."
Also old time pure apple cider vinegar.
Puritan Cider Works, n204
GENERAL ELECTRIC Orosley, OibiOD
and Mootag Appliance at Gevurta.
STEEL CLOTHESLINE Posts, railings In
oiruun o uiaue to oraer. nu M, LI Deny.
nl90
BUY OR SELL Used restaurant equip
ment. Ph. 3-4750. n!88
SALEM SAND St GRAVEL COMPANY
Contract Work
Road Clearing Ditching
4 Sewer Si Basement
Equipment Rental
15 BVa yds
10 B yds.
D-7 Cat Sz Dozer
D-6 Cat St Dozer
D-4 Cat Si Dozer
See us about ditching by the ft.
Phone Days 1-9408
Eves. 3-826 oi 3-4400
Salem Oregon n
MAHOGANY SPINET PIANO
846 CASCADE DRIVE
nlfll
For sale from 5-rm. house, S46 Che
meketa. See Chris. nl89
NEW 120 BASS ACCORDION
PH. 34641
nisi
BLONDE SPINET PIANO
PH. 34641
n!91
FINE GRAND PIANO
PH. 34641
nl&l
COMBINATION Lamp - End table. Red
Mahoz. finish, $13.95. Comb. Lamp-Mag.
End Table, dark mahog. finish, $18.95.
Green stamps.
SALEM HOME FURN. CO.
137 So. Com'l nl88
CRICKET CHAIR 16.S5. Rocker 18.96.
Green stamps,
SALEM HOME FURN. CO,
137 So. Com'l nl88
EASTERN ORE. Alfalfa hay. Phone 25541
for price and Information. n!88
SPORTING RIFLE, 270 or .06 After 6
p.m. 471 Klngwood Drive. nl88
FOR SALE or trade for logs or pickup,
47 H.P. Gas Case motor, used only 3
weeks. Will sacrifice. M. J. Pippin, In
dependence, Ore. nl88
FOR SALE, propane gas floor furnace, $55
Ph. 2-6150. nlflS
FENCE POSTS, poles, all type, Shingles,
fertilizer St flatrock. Phillips Bros., Rt
6, Box 118. Ph. 31458. n
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WE NEED Junk batteries. Paying $1.45
Petread Tire Service. 320 So. Lancaster.
nal98
SAW LOGS or timber, any amount. Pippin
Mill, Independence. Phone 101WX,
na!8B
WANTED furniture vo glue A repair Lee
Bros rum tteunisoing uo "D 4-70O1
PSEP FURNITURE Phone 3-11115
PERSONAL
STANLEY HOME Products 555 Cross St.
Ph 2-5446 pl92
AUTOMOBILES
19ir CHEV. 5 -pass, coupe Low mileage.
$1550. Or will trade for "40 or '41 Cev
See me at Chev. garage between 1 St 5
Lee Holland. ql8B
1918 CHEV. Fleetllne 4 dr. sdn. Orlg. own
er. Price to sell. Ph. 2-1838 after 6 p.m.
ql87
!9 MODEL A Roadster, '42 Mercury en
gine. 3.000 miles, New top St upholstery,
underslung. Ph. 3234. Dallas. ql87
550 USED CAR lot. Any car on the lot
$50 Si your old one. 12th St. Junction.
C20T
1940 BUICK SUPER 4 DR. SEDAN
Top mechanical condition, recently ov
erhauled, $750 or best offer. Phone
2-5020, 3645 Maple Avenue. q!87
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
1031 CHEV., In good condition. 550 N.
Winter St. Phone 3-4223. ql87
1940 G.M.C. Si -Ton Pickup. Excel 1. cond.
New motor. See L. E. Oler, call eve
nings, 400 N. Orant St., Silverton. Ore
WANTED: Clean used cars. Bob Utrr,
3100 South Commercial.
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES DIRECTORY
GOOD SENSE IS SOMETIMES JUST PLAIN drafting services
Home planned St designed by an ex-
"I T X perlenced architectural draftsman. Hour-
Ordinary Horse Sense 0188
Vlnce' Electric for electrical wiring.
IT MAKES "HORSE SENSE" TO BUY YOUR IT'SZT """"" "' a
TRUCK FROM AN AUTHORIZED excav.n-ditchino
TRTTPTf TIP, ATRT? H. D'llne. ihovel. Free estimates.
irtutt. jjilaijiliXv e l Boatwrilnt. 410 0regon BldlI. Ph.
1940 Chevrolet 4 Yd. Box, 2 Speed Axle, 8.25 Tires - ., ,,, Bcn ot)m Son,
1948 Ford 4-5 Yd. Box, 2 Speed Axle, 8.25 Tires ais Rural Ave. Ph. 330B0. 0229.
1949 Ford 4-5 Yd. Box, 2 Speed Axle, 8.25 Tires exterminators
Only 360 Miles On This One Cockroach, Moth Exterminator Service.
1949 Ford Chassis, 2 Speed Axle, 8.25 Tires ph. 3.305a. Lee cnm, isst pearl. o208-
FARM TRUCKS
1946 Chevrolet, 5 Speed Transmission, 2 Speed Axle Breithauofs lor nowera. Dial i-ihi. o'
1946 Ford, 2 Speed Axle, Rebuilt Motor jaintor service
1947 Ford C.O.E., 2 Speed Axle, Stock Bed WJv, rUnV
1941 Ford Cab Over Engine Window Cleaning
T)T"i"I7r TTTJ ' JBnltor Service Floor Waxing
lHjAUr Buildlnns - Factories - Homes
1945 G.M.C. Ton, 4 Speed Transmission aSSSoan 2a' mTint" 00.
WE CAN GIVE YOU FAST DELIVERY ON Ph. saiem s-am
NEW PICKUPS AND TRUCKS - ANY SIZE 'xy"LAT10N
Jolins-Manvllle. Phone 3-3748. o
Valley Motor Truck Dept Lrsr,rrz. o.
J ST R. LancaBter Dr. at 4 Cor. Ph. 2-1322, o
LIBERTY AT MARION PHONE 3-3147 lawnmowers
pjgrj, .
, Sharpened, guaranteed service. New
PONTIACS GOOD WILL CARS siWom c" 's
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
'48 PontiaC Sdn. Cpe. R&H, lOW mileage ..$1995 At you: door lawnmower FhrpenlnB
-r-k i i Acr Dexter tho lawnmower man Ph. &G833
'40 Pontiac Sedan 495
'41 Pontiac Sport Coupe 745 "0"SE""LD
-r. . n -i n 4 rr JR VVatkiiw Oo product? Free de
37 PontiaC Sedan o40 ivery mi center pr, 3-a39a
'42 Olds Sedan ..... 945 fATTliESSES
. . , t(r Capita. BeddiUB Phone 3-4089 0
36 Chevrolet Sedan lyo music lessons
'37 PlVmOUth Sedan 295 ananWi and Hawaiian Guitar, Mandolin.
J Banjo, etc. 1523 Court St Ph 3-7509.
' 018B
T-Tvvoll C7circ i r- 0FFICE FVKV " 5t",rL1Ea
I Ml I i I I W HI IN I Jl J- Desk olialrs, Ilea and fnina aupplles.
M AVA. A. U.X1 TT v-r 9afe3i dupncptora and suppllea, desk
lamps typewriter stands, brief coses
660 N LIBERTY PH 24113 Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen 456 Court
rJJ,r.rrfr.....x...Wrjjir....f.rr?'. PAINTING -
AUTOMOBILES FINANCIAL Spral or brush painting. Ph. 22664. o201
ZEEB'S USED CARS ' 5 J2S SriloilS Ext. Painting & Int. Dec.
BUT - SELL TRADB " v""g, ZTi.Wi'""1- ""r" Reasonable rates. Ph. 3-4682. .1.0
TERMS '- "Slfstrom'a aro equipped to do your
339 Fairgrounds Road Phon J-B4S4 CASH S painting Phone 3-2493 o
V tO "5500 PAPCRHANG1NQ
Eisner Motors to Buy 11? Exp"' pp"annn and painting, h.
J au,raENT LoS W Woodworth. Ph. 2-5668. Free est. o201.
16 MODEL A, fair cond. Oood tires, 350. TO 3300 PAINTING
Ph. 36139. 132 Carlton Way. Q190 Oar loans up to loon Kemtonlng, Interior decorating, tree es-
. come In or pnone tlmate. Ph snsni mao.
1942 CHRYSLER 6 Sedan, 46 motor. Radio rTn.m, A Pi P timates. pn. osai 0189
and heater, ph. 2BF34. Stayton. 0.188 ilOliyWOOa V inance KjO. Bldg. maintenance, general repair
48 BUICK Super, dk. maroon sedanette. 1991 Fairgrounds Road Painting, Ph 20501. ol99
Perlect cond. Extras; 630 Union St. Across street Irom bang PAINTING PAPERHANGINO
0192 No Parking problems
2lZ- Phone 27032 Lie N M369-S29I Call 22608 lor your Painting Si Paper-
PERSONAL CARS Floyd Kenyon, Mgr. hanging. Attractive rates. ol97
X.lv'Tesor'.ubSn0 We LIKE to MAKE ir&'v? -''
20.000. Both cars like new. Either price vv e L,ifVfJ . X" -Ph' 3'5!i"- S!6!
below 32,000. Ph. 35861 or 39683. 0.187 LOANS Phone 3-4360 or 2-6554. 0188
3 CADILLAC Bedsn, motor Just rebuilt. PiUntlns and papernanBlng. Free estl-
Looks good, runs good. $435. 270 N. We make loans to 4 out ot mate. Ph. 3-9513. 857 Shipping. 0188-
Com'l. days. Phone 3-7559. 920 Boglnaw who ask lor one and enjoy doing It, PICTURE FRAMING
evening,. Phone 3-3741. ql89 $25 to $500 On AutOS ' Pc,r, ,rm,, Hutcheon Pa,D, ator.
1046 HEAVY Duty Chevrolet 5-yard dump TJn to S300 o Salary Furniture Phote 3-8687 o
eon-. 'ESTisrsnsz stjs& f ? stt "jomn,a
' ""' 31!! rnoSrrounrl,y"P Fisher, 844 s. ComX Ph. 3-3019. O206-
SELL 86 Dodne Coupe lor $260. Or trftde a 0an Bolvea a problem, phone or Pt UNING-SPRAYING
Plus cash lor later sedan. Phon. 2625. come ln tod. Philip w Belike h. 2-1208. caBT'
1041 buick special 4 Door. Two-tone Personal Finance Co. road building & grading
paint. Very clean. A-l mechanically. 1 Road building & grading, land clearing
Ph- 88889 51!! 518 State - Rm. 125 - Phone 2-2464 '" teeth. Small or largo lob. Prompt
Eisner Motors to Sell a-"' m. sZ Tguavex
SEE VS FOR Valley Sand St Gravel Co Silt, sand St
WILL PAT taah to private owner for '37 ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS t'.U dirt Excavating 10B shovel & oau
or '38 Chev. or Plymouth. Ph. 37092. ONLY 4 OR 4Vfe& INTEREST Tractor scoop St truck for dirt movins
Q.187 5 t0 40 YeaM and No Commission Ph offlco 24002, tcs, 37148 o"
FOR SALE 1948 Ford convertible. R&H. T on M PTlllrla TnP SAWS '
Low mileage. $1,300. Call 2-3421 or 3-640B. -LiBO IN. IlilUH, 1IH-.
q REALTORS Salem Saw Wrka. Ph. 3-7C03 1203 N 5th.
1935 CHEV. 2 dr. sedan. 336 Fisher Rd. 344 State Bt Phone 2-3663 f o203
(East). q!89 GENERAL FIKANCB CORP. SEWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
LOANS Electi'lo Roto-Rooter. Exclusive Patent
OTT1THiTTP"D T ljOrTXTrni7,'D Ll B138' nd M-328 (: Rasor Jharp Steel Cuttlns Blade
0 U MlVLJliA Uit WXXN XlLlt nd clean Sewers or Drains Septlo Tank
ROY R. SIMMONS Cleaned Hciuv Ph 3-5327 or 3-0468
INSURANCE AND LOANS . 0.
T frlf "' S "!rC" St T" '' SEmO TANKS
I I II I l FARM AMD crrr loans -rrnr. r, ; : : : t
I J y 47 and 6 Mike's Septic Service. Tanks cleaned.
- "" forjR OWN TERMS ol repayment irlthln Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1070
,,, . .,, reason Cash lor Real Estat. Contracts Elm St., W. Salem. Ph. 3-9468 3-5327.
io? UARANT,E,!Q, CAPITOL SEOURITtES CO. K . Humel. Septic tanks cleaned.
511! Sir l? I J 555 Ml p'"Mt Tm" """ Ph- r' EIctrlI! machine service on sewer and
1941 Mercury Sedan, clean ....( sua j. ,.,. -,,.., j i, n.i
1941 Chevrolet Coach, clean $ 795 AUTO LOANS drain , Hn, Guaranteed work. 1143-Bth
1942 Stude. Champion Coach, clean $ 845 WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 9-.. West Salem. Ph. 3-7404. 0197
1940 Lincoln Custom Sedan, very 183 s Church Care taken with lawns. No mileage
clean ...I 895 Parking a Plenty charne. Call collect Todd's Septic Tank
1938 MERCURY Coach S 735 Ph 2-2457 L 1c M' J:1 Service. 2545 State. Phone 2-0734. 0
1942 Willsy Sedan 495 rXJ"x"'X"'' SEWINO MACHINES
1938 Ford Club Coupe .....J 445
1038 Buick Club Coupe J 565 TRANSPORTATION Bought, sold, rented, repaired EZ terms.
1037 Plymouth Coupe, Special, , , A" m"ket- w- Devenport. Ph. 37671.
42 Motor J 245 DRIVING NEW Chevrolet to Nebraska. ; Q2Q2
1037 DeSoto Coupe "pickup".'.'.' ! 245 Leaving Thursday. Passenger wanted A makM repall.edi trce estimates.
1038 Buick Club Coupe, Special ....1 295 Phone 3-4455. i 8lriscr sewing Machine Co. 130 No.
1037 Pontiac Coach i 325 GOING TO BISMARCK, N. Dak., 1st of Commercial Ph. 3-3512. o
1036 Oldsmoblle Conv. Coupe S 105 Sept. Room for 2. Preler driver. Tel. Tvprivrnwu.
1036 Chev. Coupe Pickup, as Is S 165 2-0548. X188
1838 Packard Conv ft 445 r Smith Corona. Remington Royal, Under.
1041 Chev. Pickup K-ton 3 745 DIRECTORY wood portables All mokes used machines
1042 Army Jeep 3 445 w 1 ' . Repairs and rent Roen, 456 Court. 0
1835 rS!d' Pan"' ' t 195 ""a""' ' TRANSKEP STORAGE
Other cheaper car's 'to 'choose 'irom. J'LKIin11 .S,"5.h pi?. "ocal Distance Trunsfer. storaae
Some as low as 150 down. repaired Roen 456 Court Phone 3-6773 Burner oils, cool & brlaucts Trucks to
Portland dolly. Agent for Beklns House.
PAVIQ MnTAT? PA APPLIANCE SERVICE hold goods moved to anywhere In U.S
KU1N & MUlUit OU. ELECTRIO HOME appliance repair servlc. Z, Urraer TrB"" " 8t0rM
Lubr,c..lontep.m uClean,n,-Ch.vron 3-0230 .57 S Libert, St -ItTlTBlrT
240 So. High St. ql87 Spence's Home Appliance Repair. "Noth- Klmer the Blind man o
1049 OLDSMOBILE Futuramlo 08 RockeT p'iompt8"' B"' B""" P'"' '''j. Venetian blinds made to order as low
engine. 2-dr. sedan. Excel, cond. Priced as 14 50 a blind. Phone Sears 3-8101 lor
for ready sale. Ph. 3-8330. ql87 AT-UR POOR GRINDING free estimate. ol90
1 NEED A CAR! Will trade my $500 equity r,awnmower sharpening and repairing Salem Venetian Blinds made to order or
In good suburban lot for one. Ph. 2-8385 Dexter's. Ph 30833 o reflnlshed Rolnholdt si Lewis 2-3839
eve, it Sun. ql88' AUTO RADIOS
MUST SELL: '38 Buick special 4-dr. 23,000 Authorised Warranty Repair Station WEATIIERSTRIPriNG
miles on '47 motor. This car has been for all makes ol Auto Radios Morrow Free estimates. T. PULLMAN, Ph. 3-5005.
kept In good mechanical condition. Radio Co. 153 8. Liberty Ph 3-6955. o o208
Must see & drive to appreciate. J450. ' ,-T-
Rt. 6. BOX 1S3R after 5 p.m. ql88 ?i2N.l3SS?S WELL DRILLING
1833 FORD Convertible. Ph. 3-5632 days. . NASH SERVICE Frrd Wymore Rt 2 Box 317 Ph 2-5135
3-4843 eves 0187' Towing service day phon. 8-8286 Nlgnt prna wymore ru s oox an rn -oi"
" 2-104 33" Center o
SALE 1047 OLDS 66 like new. $1500. C. J. ' WINDOW SHADES
Parry. Rt. 1, Box 130, Sublimity, Ore.. "akes
1 mile east from Drift Creek Falls. ql89 Mike Panek, 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 3-5161. Washable. Roller Mad. to order 1 Day
ITTrgV'g eirnn tn B'' and wheel aligning specialists. Del Relnholdl 6i Lewis Ph 23039. o-
LUCKY'S SHOP now open for o208- window cleaning
business. General repairing building carpentrt Acme . indo cleaners windows, wails
Cars, trucks and tractors. 1841 Remodel, repair that home now. Terms. J..Td"' po'lisnrt" Phl'-HS?"
S 12th. M. F. Oziah. manager " Payment. Phone 2-4850. o- Oourt LangaM. culbertson and Msth.r
o. .... i vyio.., i."5". BUILDING CONTRACTORS O"
Open from 8 to 8. At Bros. Also houses raised. New foun- WOOD A SAWDUST
', 0189- at'on.. Phon. 2-5908. 0216J Wcst sle, pUP Co Ph ,. ?
tt-trmrtstsfftfftitrrsrtmrjfs Alt Bros. Also hoiwes raised. New loun- -
MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS datlona- pnone 2'bm- 1!! LODGES
I W W JWWIEIVJ Toniiue and iroove chmney blocks, -j AlnnrCh Tritra Mn oai af
SALES BURY SCOOTER for sale, $125. wholesale or retail. Mortarless Block Co. jVAlnsworl11 UQg6 WO. iOl, A.V .
Texaco station. Stavton, Oregon. galB7 Ph. 3-7324. 205 A& A.M. Aug. 9th. Stated Com-
104 HA RLE Y DAVIDSON 74 O.H.V. A-l BULLDOZING munlcatlon, 8 p.m. 188
condition. See alter 6:30 at 1080, 6th Bulldozing, leveling, road bide, clear- T -
St.. West Balem. qalflB inK, teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 1010 LO-OJ meett every Wed-
SAFETICYCLE Commando's 1H to 3 h.p. Fairvlew Ave. Ph. 3-3146. Balem. o212 nesday night Visitors Wei
100 M. to gal. New and used. Bulldozing, leveling St fine grading, come
HAIN'S OUTBOARD Si SPORT SHOP Prompt eervlce. A. L. Ekln. Ph. 3-1264.
1201 S. Commercial Phone 3-6050 o207
rfW4t4riwt4T4?' Dean Roblruion. Ph 3-6537 or S-4306. LEGAL
TRAILERS notice of final account
Z. BUSINESS A PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE in th Circuit Court of he State nf Oregon
FOR SALE Small SlMPint Trailer. Ideal Telephone answering "service. Day-nlte For the nun'1l MBr,on
for hunting or traveling. Phone 3S772 your secretary. Ph. 39133 0195' . .J . . . ...
or see at 1807 Lee St. 1192 p.H RPniHTrR n th m 01 th EfllatB of IDA MA'
CASH REGISTERS . RIE OIROD, Deceaaed
14 ft. TRAILER, furn.. gd. cond.. 1350. rrw,-m dettv.r- . T7Z rFI TTh Notice la hereby alven that Ralph A.
Ph. 20386. alter 8 p. b. or 1005 S. 21st "ggj TaicS wid r?nM. " - Ol'od. the adminlMrator of the above
pa: -Ml Roen 4C6 Court Ph 3-8773 o named estate, hwi filed hla final account
FOR RENT, trailer space, S10 per mo. rFTFVT wnpw m thfl estate ot U? 1rleOIJ01, . ;
South aide of Paulus cannery. Roth cement wobk ceased, and that he Circuit Court of
Trailer Court. 1740 Oxford. tl8B For expert guaranteed satisfaction new the State of Oreiton. for Marion County.
or repair of foundation, sidewalks, has fixrd the 30th day of Aumist. 1849.
dnvewaya. patloa, curbs, wall etc Call at 10:00 o'clocK A. M., aa the time In the
ClfcJ A MCI A L 2-4850 O Court Room a Salem, Marlon County,
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MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Salem Livestock Mnrlwt
(By Valley Packing Company)
Spring lambs 117.00 to (18.00
Feeder lambs iia.oo to sh.ud
Ewej fl.00 to 14.00
Cutter cows 19.00 to 111.00
Fat dairy cowa S10.00 to 112.00
Bull 113.00 to $17.00
Calves, Rood (300-450 bs.) $14.00 to 115.00
Veal (150-300 lbs.) good ..$18.00 to $21.00
Hots prices paid within J 5c of Port
land prices for Bach type. Top 170-225 lbs.
Portland Eaatslde Market
Tomatoes sold for 11.75 to $1.85 a tint
on the Portland Eaatslde Farmers Whole
sale market today.
Corn was $1.50 a flve-lozen crate.
Oreen peppers brought 90 cents to $1.00
a flat.
Lettuce was quoted at $2.25 a crate.
Peaches were $1.00 to $1.35 a lug.
Pears were offered at $2.50 a 40-lb box.
Oabbase was $1.35 a crate.
Cantaloupes sold for $1.50 to $1.75 a
crate.
Portland Produce
Bu It erf at Tentative, lubject to imme
diate change. Premium quality maximum
to .35 to 1 percent acidity delivered in
Portland 53 -66c lb., 02 score 61-64o lb., 90
scoree 57-60c; 89 score, 55o Valley routes
and country joints 2c less than first.
Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes to
-.'ho lea a lew: grade AA, 93 score, 62c
A 92 scoro 61c; B. 90 score, 59c lb,;
O 8l score, 50c. Above prlcea are strictly
nominal.
Cbecse Selling price to Portland whols-
sale; Orenon singles 38 -41c; Oregon 5
sm. loaf ilV&-42c; triplets IVt less than
slneles.
Eggs (To Wholesalers) A grada large
8li-82Mic; A medium, 54'A-57VjC; grade
B large, &3Mt-55Mtc; small, A grade, 44 'so
Finland Dairy market
Butter Price to retailers: Grade AA
irlntjs 67c; AA cartons 88c; A prints
07c A cartons CBc; B prints 64c.
Ends Prices to retailers: Grade AA
wirge. 87o doz., certified A lame, 65c; A
large, 64c; AA medium, 61c; certified A,
medium, 60c; A medium, 59c; A small,
46c; cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers; Portland
Oregon singles 39-42c Oregon loaf, 5
lb. loafs 44Vfe-45c lb.; triplets, less Man
singles. (Does not Include premium
brands).
Poultry
Live Chickens No. 1 quality FOB
plants, No. 1 broilers under 2 ',4 lbs. 26-27c
lb. fryers 2M-3 lbs., 30-32c; 3-4 lbs., 3 2-3 3c
roasters, 4 lbs. ana over 32c lb,; fowl,
leghorns, 4 lbs, and under, 20-22c, over 4
lbs. 19-2 lc; colored fowl, all weights 23c
roosters, all welghrs, 18-20c.
Rabbits Average to growers: live whites,
4-5 lbs 18-20 lb.; 5-6 lbs. 18-18c lb;
:oiored 2 cents lower: old or henvy does,
8-14c; dressed fryers to butchers, 53-67c.
Country-Killed Meats
Venl top quality 31-33c lb.; other
s Tildes according to weight and quality
wl h poor or heavier 24-29c.
Hobs: Light blockers, 31-33c lb.; sows
J4-26C
Iambs; Top quality, S7-38o lb; mutton
10-12C
Beef: Good cows, 23-28o lb; canners-
cutters, 21-23c.
Fresh Dressed Meata
(Wholesalers to retailors per cwt.):
Beef steers, good, 500-800 lbs. $43-46:
ommerclai, :35-4l; utility, $31-34.
OjWs: Commercial, $33-30; utility. 130-
31. Canners-cutters, $25-27.
Beef cuts i good steers): Hind quar
ters. $53-55: rounds, $53-55: full loins,
trimmed, $70-$75; triangles, $30-37: square
chucks, $38-40: ribs, $50-53; forequarters
$36-37.
Veal and calf: Good, $38-40: commercial,
$32-35; Utility $26-30.
Lambs: Good-choice, spring lambs, $46
46; commercial, $38-40.
Mutton: Good, 10 lbs, down, $18-20.
Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1, 8-13 lbs. $60
72; shoulders, 16 lbs. down, $40-42; spare
ribs, $48-51; carcasses, $35-36; mixed
weights $3 lower.
Portland Miscellaneous
Cascnra Bark Dry 12MiC lb., green 40 lb
Wool Valley coarse and medium grades.
45c lb.
Mohair 5o lb. on 12-month growth,
nominally.
Hides Cnlves. 25c lb.. accordlnK to
wcliiht, kips 20o lb., beef 10c lb., bulls
4-5o lb. country buyer pay 2a less.
Nut Quotations
Walnuts Franquettes, first quality Jum
bo, 34.7c, large, 32.7c: medium, 27.2c;
second quality Jumbos, 30.2c; large, 23.2c
medium. 26.2c; baby, 23 2c; soft shell, first
quality large, 29.7c: medium. 26,2c; sec
ond quality large, 27.2c; medium, 24.7c;
baby 22.2c.
Filberts Jumbo, 20o Ib.f large. 18c;
medium, 16c: small, 13c.
To stretch leftover chicken
use it in a loaf, serve it with a
mushroom sauce.
New Record High Price Set
For Rams in Albany Sale
By CLAUDE STEUSLOFF
A new record high average of $98.46 for rams was set at the
ninth annual Willamette Valley purebred sheep sale held Sat
urday at Albany.
Brisk buying by California, Washington and Oregon flock
masters ran the sale total up to $11,547.50 for the 124 rams and
ewes offered. Ewes averaged
$59.56.
A. M. Mindcn of Sublimity
paid $280 for the top animal of
the sale, a Hampshire stud ram
consigned by R. W. Hogg & Sons
of Salem, who also sold the top
ram at last year's event. Minden
bought three other rams and one
ewe.
Second highest price ram, a
Romney, went to L. J. Knife of
Arago at $225. His twin was
third highest at $205 to Dr. C. H.
Seagrave of Oregon City. Both
sheep were consigned by Lynn
Barnes of Harrisburg and trace
to a ram Imported from New
Zealand several years ago by
Ahrens Bros., Turner.
Prices Indicate Quality
Excellent quality of the offer
ings was reflected in the price
scale established. Fourteen rams
brought $150 or more each, com
pared to 11 such last year. At
both the spring sheep sale in
Sacramento, Calif., and the
more recent one at Filer, Idaho,
prices were about 20 per cent
under last year.
Columbia rams, only two
were entered, sold for the top
breed average at $127.50, two
LEGAL
NOTICE
Examination for applicants for admit-
slon to theRrNiter of Accountants auth
orized to conduct Municipal Audits under
Chapter 483, Orenon Laws 1941, will be
held on September is and lo, 194. Ap
plications must be filed with the secre
tary on or before Aimust 25, 1049. Appli
cants will be duly notified of the time
and place appointed for holdini the ex
amination. E. P. VAN, C.P.A., Secretary
500 American Bank Bulldlna.
Portland S, Orenon.
Aug. 6, 8 tie 8
"NOTICES"
Examination for applicants for admission
to the Roster of Accountants authorized to
conduct Municipal Audits under Chapter
63 Off g on Laws 1941, will be held on
September 15 and 16, 1049. Applications
trust be filed wltn the Secretary on or
before August 25, 1940, Applicants will bf
duly notified of the time and place ap
pointed for holding the examination.
E P. Van. C, P. A. , Becrotary
509 American Bank Bulldlna,
Portland 5, Oregon.
Auiust I, t and 8,
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Grains Lose at
nd of Trade
Chicago, Aug. 8 () Grains
ran into trouble today in trying
to push into higher territory.
During early dealings the mar
ket worked upward against
prices slipped back toward the
fairly heavy selling pressure, but
close.
Wheat closed Ys-Yi lower, Sep
tember $2.04-, corn was V4-
IV4 lower, September $1.25,
oats were Vb lower to higher,
September 66, rye was Va to
1 cent lower, September $1.51
1.52, soybeans were 1 to 2
cents higher, November $2.39 V4
2.39, and lard was 2 to 20
cents a hundred pounds higher,
September $12.87-12.90.
SALEM MARKETS
Completed from report! of Bnlera deal
ers tar tne (tin unt.ee oi cnpitai
Journal Headers. ( It c vised daily).
Retail Feed frlcei
liKjr Mash $5.20.
Kttbblt Pellets $4.35.
Dairy Feed $3.85.
Poultry: Buying prices Grade A color
ed liens. 22-25c; grade A Leghorn hens,
!0-22c; grade A colored fryers, three
bs nno up, 32-33c. Grade A old rooster-
15 cents.
KlTKS
Buying Prlcea Extra large AA. 62c
large AA, 61c lame A. 59-62c, medium AA,
57c: medium A, 56-57c. pullets 36-40C.
Wholesale Trices Egg wholesale prices
to 1 cent above these prices above
Q'ado A generally quoted at 67c medl-
m. 63c
Butterfnt
Premium 64-65c. No. 1. 63c: No 2. 67-
59o -buying pricef
Butter Wholesale grada A, 67c: re-
-ail 72c.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., Ann, 8 0J,R) Livestock:
Cattle salablo 2600: cnlves 600: market
uneven; medium and good steers and scat
tered lots beef cows fully steady; other
classes slow; some bids weak to lower;
Kood 1065 lb fed steers 26.50; medium
srassers 21.50 to 23.50; common and low
medium heifers 14.00 to 17 50; pood Unlit
beef cows 16.50: ennnera and cutters 10.00
to 11.50: other cows slow: good bulls
18.00; good and choice vealers 22.00 to
23.50,
Hogs salnble 750: mnrket active, 50
cents higher; good and choice 180-235 lbs
25.00; 250-270 lbs 23.00; good under 400
sows 17.00 to 17.50; under 30O lbs to 18.50;
heavy sows ttown to 15.00; feeders 24.60 to
25.75.
Sheep salable 2250: mostly steady; good
and choice spring lambs 20.00; solccted lots
20.50; good shorn feeders 15.50; wooled
feeders above 16.00: good yenilincs 16.00
to 17.00; good ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
Chicago Livestock
ChlcaBO, Aug. 8 (U,R)(U8DA) Livestock
market:
Hogs: Salable 0,000, Market moderately
nctivc: steady on butchers; sows active
and steady to 25 cents higher; top 23.25;
bulk good and choice 180 to 260 lbs 22.50
to 23.00; 270 to 200 lbs 21.50 to 22.50; 300
to 325 lb butchers 18.00; good and choice
150 to 170 lb lights 21.00 to 22.50; most
food and choice sows under 360 lbs 18.75 to
20.00; few under 300 lbs as high as 20.75;
375 to 400 lbs 17.25 to 18.50; 400 to 450
lbs 16.25 to 17.50; 475 to 550 lbs 14.50 to
16.00; few up to 600 lb average down to
13.50: good clearnnce,
Sheep: Sniablo 1.500. Market not estab
lished; generally bidding lower on lambs
and yearling wethers, steady on slaughter
ewea.
Cattle: Salable 14.000; cnlves 400. Slnugh
tcr cattle steady to strong; demand broad
est for good and choice steers and heif
ers; top 28.25 fo two loads, choice 1160
and 1307 lb steers: few loads 28.00: bulk
mod and choice steers and heifers, 25.25
to 27.75 best heifers In loads loUs, 27.00;
Tiltth medium to low good steers 23.50 to
25.00; common grnssers down to 18.50:
common and medium cows 14.50 to 17.50.
Canners and cutters 11.50 to 14.50; med
ium and good sausage bulls 18.00 to 20.50;
common to choice vealers 21.00 to 27.00:
practical top 26.50; stockcrs nnd feeders
steady; good to choice light feeding year
lings, 24.00; good steer calves 24.00,
ewes averaged $85. Suffolks had
the top ewe average, two selling
for $100 each, 35 rams aver
aged $113, top individual $200.
Thirteen Hampshire rams aver
aged $96.93, top individual
$280; five ewes averaged $47,
top individual $57.50. Twenty
six Romney rams averaged
$108.08, top individual $225;
two ewes averaged $50. Nino
Southdown rams averaged
$92.22, top individual $150;
three ewes averaged $55, top in
dividual $65. Three Shropshire
rams averaged $71.66, top indl
vidual $100; one ewe brought
$57.50. Two Cheviot rams aver
aged $80, five Corriedales aver
aged $71; two Cotswolds aver
aged $40; one Dorset, $50. Nine
Lincoln rams averaged $62.77;
two ewes averaged $42.50.
Representative sales:
Buyer, Frank 8t ruder, Roscbi.ru, 1120,
Suffolk ram. consignor, .1. J. Thompson,
Salem; M. L. Lee, Sandy, 90, Suffolk
rum, consignor, Floyd T. Fox. Silverton;
Wm. McDanlel, Jr., Dallas. $155. Suffolk
ram. consignor, A. S. Draper, Turner; A.
M. Mindcn, Sublimity. $125. Suffolk ram.
consignor, Russel Alslp, Monmouth, also
$100, Hampshire ram, coiiHlKnnr, D. P.
McCarthy, Sulem, also $130. Suffolk ram.
conftlgnor, Paul Qulmhy, Halney; Henry
Hnnsen, Sublimity, JfiO, Shropshire ram,
consignor. Oath llron.. Turner, also $100,
Southdown ram, consignor, Etdon Rlddell,
Independence; Keith Jones, Ornndvlew,
Wash., $175, Hampshire ram, consignor.
A. W. Bagley, Salem; George Woodworth,
Cottage Grove, $75, Hampshire ram, ron
sfKiior. Ken ne Wain, Hiilem; Paul Jaquct,
Silverton, 152.50, Hampshire ram, con
signor, Frank Brown, Jr.. Cnrlton; Oeorge
Hall, Oakland, $0, Hampshire ram, con
slRnor, A. f. Koff, Salem ; Peter Gale,
Sherwood, $75, Hampshire ram, consign
or, Mervln Pearson, Turner; Karl Wlp
per. Turner, $150, Southdown ram, con
signor, Claude Steusloff, Salem; John
Qulnn, Everson, Wnsh., $05, Southdown
ram. consignor, Harms Bros., Canhy: M.
O. Banlck, Jrtferson, $82.50, Southdown
ram. consignor, Karl Wipper, Turner; A.
C. Htrtrh, Silem. $1(15, Suffolk ram, con
signor, W. P. Hubbard. Junction City;
Itoy Brown, Silverton. $100. Suffolk ram,
consignor, Qlcnn Cox, Philomath, also
?150, buifolk ram. consignor, Ahrens
Karma: Donald Coombs. Ferndale. Calif,,
$135, Romney ram. consignor, Wm. Rld
dell, Monmouth, also !B5, Romney ram.
consignor, McCaleb Bros., Monmouth;
Walter Jarobson, North Powder. $140,
Itomncy ram, consignor, Lynn Barnes,
Harrisburg: Victor Olbron, Salem, $50,
Romney ram, consUnor. Oath Bros.,
Turner; W. H. Moye, Camp Sherman, $75,
Corrledale ram, consignor, Jlmmie Ritl
dell, Monmouth; Charles Oumm, Eddy
vlile, $70. Cheviot ram. consignor. Henry
Davenport, Silverton; Joe ll-irland. Ittck
reall, $50, Dorset ram, consignor, Kenneth
McCrae, Monmouth; Lyle MrKlnlcy, Shedd,
$100. Shropshire rain, conslanor. M. O.
Pearson, Turner.
Monday, August 8, 1949 17
Portland Grain
Portland, Aug. 8 OP) No wheat futures
quoted.
Cash train: Barley No. 2, 45 -lb B.W.
50.00.
Cash wheat (bid): Hard red winter. 12
per cent 2.14,
Hard white baart: 12 per cent 2.23.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 65; barley
6; flour 10: corn 1: oats 1: mlllfeed 12
DEATHS
Tunis W, Creech
Tunis W. Creech, late resident of 180
South 14th street, Salem, at Detroit, Mich.,
August 2. Survived by wire, Eula Creech
of Salem, two brothers, Warren Creech of
Salem and Fred Creech of Alma, Mich,:
three nieces, Mrs. Inabelle Walker and
Mrs. Ha Mae Raetz, both ot Salem, and
Mrs, Uva Hen rick of Alma, Mich.; and a
nephew. Ward Creech of Benzonia, Mich,
Graveside services will be held Tuesday,
August 0, at 1:30 p.m. at Belcrest Mem
orial park with Rev. Oeorge H. Sw'ft of
ficiating. Direction Clough-Barrlck com
pany. Charles Edwin Bauet
Charles Edwin Bauer, at his residence
at 902 Pine St.. Salem. August 5. at the
age of 58 years. Surviving are his widow, j
Edna B. Bauer, Salem: four daughters,
Mrs. Thita Cox and Margo Bauer, both of
Salem, Mrs. Cliarlene Klrkwood, Portland,
and Mrs. Luclle Parker, Phoenix, Ariz,;
two sons, Charles Bauer, Jr., Indianapolis,
Ind.; and William E. Bauer, Salem; and six
grandchildren. Services will be held at the
Howell-Edwards c-hnpel, Tuesday, August B,
at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lloyd T, Anderson
officiating,
Mrs. Mary Jane Nye
Mrs. Mary Jane Nye, late resident of
Salem, at a local hospital, August 7. Sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs. Edna Reevea
of Jefferson and Mrs. Hazel Sloan of Port
land; seven grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Services will be held
Thursday, August 11, at 2 p.m. at the
ClouRh-Barrlck chapel. Interment ti tlic
Cox cemetery near Sidney.
Mrs. Mamie May Whitney
Mrs. Marie May Whitney, In Elko, Ncv.,
August 4. Survived by hushr.nd, Janu-s R.
Whitney of Palisade, Nov.; a brother, Pi-ul
L. Jewett of Greenville, N. C; and the
following aunts and uncles: Mr. and Mr-.
Carl Spencer and Walter McMayhlll of
snennnn, ure.; Mr, ana Mrs. .l. j.c
Mayhlll of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Jewett of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd
Jasper of Akron, Colo., and Ray Jewe t
of Bakersfleld, Collf, Also survive.
Colo. Gruveslde services will be helc at
the City View cemetery Wednesday, Au
gust 10, at 1.-30 p.m. under the direction
of Clough-Barrick company,
William Alderman Wcstley
William Alderman Westley, late rest
dent of Balem, route 7, at a local hos
pital, August 6. Survived by two sons,
Leo Westley of East Beaver, Ore., and
Claude Westley of Jloseburg; two sisters,
Mrs. Jodlo Huldcn of San DIcko, Mrs.
Elizabeth Evans of Otter Rock. Ore., two
brothers, Roy R. Westley of Salem, and
Elmer E. Westley of Astoria, and e tht
grandchildren. Services will be held Tues
day, August 0, at 3 p.m. at the Clough
Barrick chapel with the Rev. W. S. Fred
erick officiating. Interment ln Hayesvllle
cemetery.
James Samuel Hocue
James Samuel Hogue, late resident of
Grants Pass, at a local hospital, August
6, at the age of 81 years. Survives by
a daughter Margaret B. Winters of Grr.nti
the Howell-Edwards chapel.
Kuben Sanders, Jr.
Ruben Sanders, Jr., late resident of
Ohemawa, at Oak Grove, Ore, August
6. Survived by widow, Ethelmae Sanders,
a daughter. Sheila Frances Sanders, and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Sanders,
Sr., all of Chemawa, and a brother, Robert
Sanders of Snlem, Services will be held
Tuesday, August 9, at 10 a.m. t the
Clough-Barrlctc chapel.
Norvnl Jones
Norval Jones, late resident of Salem
route 1, box 178, at a local hospital. Aug
ust 7. Survived by widow, Winifred Jone
of Salem, and a daughter. Mrs. Helon Nor
wood ot Mcdford. Services will be held
Tuesday, August 9, at 2 u.m. nt the W, T,
Rlgdon ohapol with intormcnt at Jefferson
cemetery,
George Schwelieri
George Schwelgert, late resident of 1155
Leslie St., ln this city August 7 at tho
at? a or 66 years. Survived by a daughter,
Mrs, Christine Bathner of Salem. Recita
tion of the rosary at W. T, HIadon com
pany Tuesday. August 9, at 8 p.m. Fun
eral services at St. Joseph's church Wed
nesday, August 10. nt 0 a.m. Cone udlna-
services ln Belcrest Memorial park.
OBITUARY
Iv. Ilrunk McDnnlcl-Elllott
Dallas Funcrsl services for Mrs. Iva-
Brunk McDanlcl-Elllott, 50, who died at
the Dallas hospital Saturday, will be Tues
day al i o ciock Irom the chapel ol ttis
Dollman and Honkle mortuary with burial
In the IOOP cemetery here. She was born
near Rlckrcall, Jan, 12, 18110. Her grand
parents were Joshua and Virginia McDan
le, and Clarence and Emily Hrunk, who
came to Oregon by covered wagon ln
1R40 and 1844 respectively. She was mar
led to Fred H. Elliott Oct. 20. 1010. who
died Dec. 0. 1043. Surviving aro five chil
dren, Roberta Ruer, Mrs. aeorae DeQralf,
1-TeaericK Elliott. Winona Kllever and
Ralph Elliott; brother, Willis Holt Mo
Daniel Jr., and six grandchildren.
Kosa M. Wilbur-Larson
Silverton Funeral service aro to be
held Tuesday, Auk tut 0, at 11 o'clock ln
the forenoon, irom Trinity Luthi . un
church, Silverton, for Mrs, Rosa M, Wil
bur-Larson, 74, under direction of Ritr o
Funeral home, Woodburn, with conclud
ing rites at S;ilem Mount Crest Abbey
Mausoleum, tho Rev. S. L. Almlio offlc.nt-
Irm. Mis. Larson, widow of tho late Rich-
rd F. Larson, local undertaker, was born
In Indiana, March. 8, 1U75. She died Sat
urday evening at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Miles Tobias, 200 South James
Avenue, followini months or illness. She
was a Qold Star mother, her son, Alva,
met death during tho First World War.
She was active as a member of the Trin
ity Lutheran church and Tryphena Re-
oka.h lode, The family moved from Kan
sas to Silverton thirty years ago. Mr,
Larson died September o, 1943. Surviv
ing are two sons and a daughter, Clifford.
Oregon City, Ralph, Oakland, Calif., and
Ora Tobias, Silverton. Grandchildren,
Jeanne Araujo, UuKland. Jerry t-nr.son.
Oakland, and Dickie Larson, Oregon City.
Also two great grandchildren,
.Mm. Thomas Harty
Silverton- Local members of the family
received word of the death of Mrs.
Thomas Harty. 78, at her homo In Miles-
vllle, South Dakota, August S, following
extended illness. Her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Burns, Silverton, has been with
her mother for several weeks, having
made the trip during the Fourth of July
holiday accompanied by members of her
family who returned within a few days.
Funeral services are being held today
Monday) at Mllesville. Survivors are the
husband, Thomas Hurty, Mllesville, the
daughter. Mrs. Frank Burns, and three
urandfchlldren, Mrs. Catherine Mathelson,
LeRoy Burns, all of Silverton, and Mrs.
Mnybclle Hozman of Philomath. Kreat
grandchildren. Donna K. and Thomas
athleson, Silverton. Mrs. Burns plans to
remain at Mllesville for some time to care
for the father, who Is 89 years of age and
very ill.
Mrs. Rose M. Larson
Silverton Mrs. Rose Margaret Larson.
74, a resident of Silverton for 22 vo.irji.
died at her home 206 8. James street Aug-
o. ane came lo Silverton from Kan
sas. Was a member of the Silverton Trin
ity Lutheran church and Rcbekivh lodge.
Born In Indiana, March 18, 1875. Surviv
ors Include two sons. Clifford Larson of
Oregon City and Ralph Larson of Oak
land, California, and one daughter, Mrs.
Ora Tobins of Silverton. She also leaves
three grandchildren and two great grand
children. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday, Aug. 9 at 11 a.m. at the Trinity
Lutheran church In Silverton with Rev.
Almle officiating. Final rltts will be at
Mt. Crest Abbey in Snlem beside her hus
band Richard F. Larson who died In 1013,
Tho Ringo Mortuary of Woodburn Is in
charge of arrangements.
Lodges Hold Picnfre
Amity Amity lodge No, 67
and Industry Rebckah lodge No.
95, I. O. O. F., held their annual
picnic at Sorcnsen s. Mrs. Nellie
Rogers from Culler City, Mrs.
Branson, Willnminn Lynn Cook
and Mr. Light, McMimiville,
were guests.
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