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AUTOMOBILES DIRECTORY B-ALANCE WE MUST BALANCE OUR STOCK. PRICES ARE SLASHED. KEEP YOUR BUDGET IN BALANCE WITH AN ECONOMY PURCHASE FROM WILSON'S THESE ARE QUALITY USED CARS 1950 Buick Super Sedan Cellini 305 - OUR PRICE 11951 1950 Buick Special Sedan Cellini 11906 - OUR PRICE 11X5 1951 Stude. Champ. Tudor Celling 11635 OUR PRICE I1S4S 1950 Buick Super Riviera Celling 12411 . OUR PRICE 13388 THIS CAR WAS DAMAGED MOD ERATELY. WE HAVE REPAIRED IT CAREFULLY. IT IS IN EX- CELLENT CONDITION AND PRICED AT A GOOD SAVING. 1949 Chev. Fleetline Tudor Celling 81460 - OUR PRICE 81948 OTTO J. WILSON CO. DRESSMAKING FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS INSULATION LAWNMOWERS COMMERCIAL AT CENTER PH. 2-3623 q!14' lf,v FORD, must sacrifice. Good tires, Navy, tudor, radio St heater, $1295. Ph 3-7376. ql!4 into PONTIAC sedan, extras. Original owner, reasonable, 853 Mission, 27058. qllT BY OWNER Dodge panel W ton, over load springs. New 6-ply tires. Excellent condition. Priced to U. $750. 3157 Port land Rd. Ph. 39517. q!14 SELL OUR CAR Automobile prices are now at their highest. If you are in terested in selling your car SEE MAJOR MOTORS 18TH & STATE PH. 20513 AND ACROSS FROM 1ST NAT. BK, PH. 44931 Alteration, hemstitch inn, button, buckles covered, buttonholes. Mn. H M, Allender, 2-9911. ot32 XCAVATING Ben OUen St Son, excavating Land clearing. Phone 3-3080. grading, ol M Available In all size. Van Kleek's Lock' era. 155 N. Commercial. 3-6733. ollS1 insulation. weatherstrip. aluminum screen. Pre estlmata T Pullman, phone 3-5965. oll4 Lawnmowers sharpened by machine. Clydiv Locksmith, 379 Chemeket. 3-7911 0116 MATTRESSES Capitol Bedding, cotton, wool, aprlng mattresses. Renovated, repaired. Phone 3-4069. OFFICE FURNITURE ft SUPPLIES Desk chair, file, filing supplies, safes, duplicators, tupplle, dek lamp, type writer stands, itocn, o court. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING Phone 3-611 tor painting, paperhang In Attractive rate Pre lstltnateR ollS POWER LAWNMOWERS Machine sharpened, work guaranteed. C M. Fowler, 1135 Lull off South 12th. 0116 REWEAVING Howard's re weaving. 125 Room 203. Phone 41443 SEPTIC TANKS Hamel's Septic Tank and line cleaned. Guaranteed work. Phone 3-7404. ol30 Sewer septic tank, drain cleaned. Roto-Rooter Sewer Service Phone 3-5837. Mike's Septic Service. Tanks cleaned Electric Rotary cleans wwers. drains 1079 Elm. Phone 3-9468. oll4 TYPEWRITERS Smith, Corona, Remington, Royal. Un derwood portable All makes used ma chines .Repaint At rent Roen. 456 Court o WINDOW CLEANING 3 iK-- - v - . fei mWmt3. - i i "T 'in iii i Tr YiViV.'iii.iiiiiimiiri'.ir-.riii'ii rngjg r.-r- " ' " - 5wsi!ii '&m'wm "f WM lp Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, May 12, 195221 MARKET QUOTATIONS Portland Easlslde Market Portland oj.pj Yakima valley asparagus as mostly 16 cent a pound on the East- side Farmers' market Monday for No. 1 grade spears; Canby asparagus declined 60 cents a pyramid to mostly 5 for 30 pounds; Bingen, Wash., lettuce was around ID. ao a crate. Acme Window Cleaner. Industrial floor waxing, housecleanlnr Phone 3-3337. 347 Court. LODGE . Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. & A A.M. Wednesday, May 14, E. A, degree, 7 pjn. Ladies social on fifth floor. He' LEGALS also of Salem: two sons, John of Eugene and Frank Cramer ol Harrlsbury; 14 crandchlldren and 24 treat grandchildren. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Mon day. May 12, In the Howe ll -Edward Fun eral Chapel. Funeral service will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 13, In St. Joseph's Catholic church. Interment will be In Bel crest Memorial Park. 2000 Scouts Parade Downtown Streets Top: Keizer troop 41, awarded first place ior precision marching in the annual downtown parade preceding the Scout circus. Lower: St. Joseph's troop 6, Morrell Crary, master, was awarded second place for precision marching. MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS FOR SALE my equity In a honey of a 4B Harley "74." If you plan on getting a motorcycle, don't pass this. Ph. 37921. qall6 FARM EQUIPMENT 1952 International L-160 Truck, 16 ft. combination grain and stock rack. Has two speed axle, fifth overdrive trans mission, 15 ton hoist, 7,000 actual miles. 1943 International B-FarmaU with culti vator. 1943 and 1948 Allls-Chalmers O with cultivator. BARLOW CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. On Highway 99E at Barlow Ph. 2590 Canby qbll4 FINANCIAL AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. W 182 S. Church ' Parking a-Plenty rh. 2-2457. Lie. No. M-150. 6-154 LOANS FOR PERSONAL, AUTO, REAL ESTATE State Finance Co. 167 S. High St. Lie. 5216 m222 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE HANSEN AVENUE FROM DOUOHTON STREET TO BEN VISTA DRIVE NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares it purpose ana in tention to improve HANSEN AVENUE from the West line of Dough ton Street to the East line of Ben Vista Drive, in the City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, except the street intersections the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said street to the established graae, constructing cement concrete euros. and paving said portion oi saia street with a 2 Mi-Inch asphaltlc concrete pave ment 30 feet in width, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council April 28, 1953. which are now on file In the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the street Improvement depart ment. Written remonstrance against the above proposed improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten day after the final publication of this notice by the owners of the property affpr.tpd. By Order of the Common Council April 2B, ib&h: ALrKtu munui, uity wecoraer Date of first publication hereof Is May 2, 1952. Date or nnai publication May i, isoa May 2 3 6 6 7 I 9 10 12 13 14 FARM AND CITY LOANS Your own terms within rtaaon. WE BUY Real Estate Mortgages Se Contract. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 067 Court St. Ph. 4-33B4 GENERAL FINANCE CO. LOANS Lie. 4-13:. and M-326 and ROY H. SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS Hear "Top Trades" 12:05 Dally KSLM 1390 KC's 136 8. Commercial St. Tel. 3-9161 STATE FINANCE CO. S-216 M-211 OUR 4-IN-l PLAN 1. MONEY FOR DOCTOR BILLS 3. REPAIRS TO HOME OR AUTO - 3. CLOTHING AND UNPAID BILLS 4. HIGHER LIVING COSTS UP TO $300 ON SMALL LOANS UP TO $500 ON AUTO LOANS SEE US TODAY Phone 34122 167 So. High rl!4' PRIVATE MONEY Special Rates and Term On Larger Loans Long and Short Time Payment ROY H. SIMMONS 9. Commercial St. Ph. 3-9161 Here's Why PERSONAL is Your Best "Buy"! "Yes" to 4 out of 5 employed people married, single. V Payment date to fit payday. "e 1-vlsit loans iphone first). Nationwide credit established In U.S. and Canada. Between payday loans. Loan for any worthy purpose. a Now longer terms. 9 Smaller payments. 24 months to repay. Come In oi phone today. LOANS 62.1 to 3300 on Signature or Furniture. Up to 30(1 on Auto. Personal FINANCE COMPANY 105 S. High Ph. 2-7464 Lie. 8-122 M-165 C. R. Allen. Mr. rl31 TRAILERS FREE ESTIMATE, trailer building, re pairing, electric brake, sold serviced. 8 and K Motor Co., 57' N- Lancaster 239S1. t!20 SAVE RENT Trade your furniture In on a new trailer home. All sizes, complete bath. JAYHAWK TRAILER SALES 2640 Portland Rd. tl 14' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 13, NORTH SALEM ADDITION NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary ana expedient ana nereny Declares it purpose ana in tention to lmorove the alley In Block 12. North Salem Addition, from the north line of Gaines Street to the outh line of Hood Street. In the City of Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, by bringing said alley to the established grade, and paving said aney witn a o-incn Portland concrete cement oavement 16 feet wide, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adooted bv thi Common Council April 28. 1952. which are now on file in the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Improvement by and through tne street ltnorovement aeoartment. written remonstrance against tne aoove proposed Improvement may be filed with the city recorder at any time within ten days after the final publication of this notice by the owners of the property affected. By Order of the Common Council April 28, 1952: ALFRED mundt. City Recorder Date of first publication hereof is May 1952. Date of final publication May 14, 1952, May 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 Keizer First ! In Scout Circus With approximately 2,000 Scouts and Cubs taking part in the production and with some 3,000 persons in the stands, the annual Cascade area Boy Scout circus presented a colorful scene at Waters field Saturday night, Boys from many troops, and packs of Linn, Polk and Mar ion counties were in the parade that preceded the circus and were in line when members of the Salem Lions club, sponsors of the show, served the youngs ters their Saturday evening meal. "Jungle Tales," an addition to the show this year, captivated the large audience of mothers. dads and friends of the Cubs who appeared in characters rem iniscent of fairly tales, hobgob lins and the like. The balloon burst, another new event, in which the boys en deavored to blast the small bal loons attached to each other, aroused considerable amuse ment. Keizer troop 41, St. Joseph's 6 and Tangent 99 won first, second and third places, respectively in the Cubs division of the parade Among the senior Scouts, Keizer Explorer troop placed first and Sea Scout Ship 12 second. The St. Joseph troop took the chariot race during the perform ance at the field. Second went to Monitor No. 62 and third to Oakdale 36. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE XII E ALLEY IN BLOCK 4, FAIRMOUNT PARK ADDITION NOTICE HEREBY JS GIVEN thlt the Common Council of the City of Balem, Oregon, deems It necessary and expedient and hereby declares us purpose and in tentlon to Improve the Alley In Block Falrmount Park Addition, from south line of Washington Street to the north line of Superior Street. In the City of Salem. Marlon County. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, by bringing laid alley to the established ffrade. and paving said auey with a 6-lnch Portland concrete cement pavement 13 feet wide, In accordance with the plana, and specifications therefor which were adopted by tne common coun ell April 28. 1953, which are now on file tne olllce oi tne city recorder ana which by this reference thereto are made part nereol. The common council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make tne aoove described improvement by and through the street Improvement department. written remonstrance against tne aoove proposed Improvement may be filed with tne city recorder at any time witnin ten days after the final publication of this notice by tne owners oi the property affected. By Order of the Common Council April 38. 1933: ALFRED MUNDT. city Recorder Date of first publication hereof la May 3. 1953. Date of final publication Is May II, 1953. May 1 1 S 11 1 t 10 11 1 II Training Center Bids To Be Opened May 23 Sealed bids for the drainage and paving of the parking area at the U. S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, Salem, will be received until 2 p.m., PDST, May 23, by the 13th Naval district public works officer. The work will consist of rid ding the grounds of waste mater ial, and providing asphaltic con crete paving for the parking area. New wood curbing will be installed along the edges of the area, and drainage will be pro vided by reinforced concrete catch basins. Reinforcement bars, iron frames and covers and sewer pipe extensions will also be added. MACHINERY FOR SALE Garden -Aide tractor. Bring Stratton motor. Plow, disc, harrow, cultivator and hand cultivator. Price $175.00 by owner, David A Davidson. 185 Hnibetz Rd. vi!4 DIRECTORY NOTICE HEREBY JS GIVEN that SICKS' BREWING COMPANY, an Oregon corporation, a owner thereof, ha filed with the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon a trade mark which consists of a representation of a bottle crown with shadow upon which there appear the name "Brew 66" and that It 1, and will be applied to beer and other malt beverage as brewed by said corporation and placed In suitable containers. SICKS BREWING COMPAKI Bv: F. W. SHEPARD Vice-President ATTEST: O. W. LANCASTER it secretary Apr. 38. May i. 12. 1932 ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, re paired. Roen, 455 Court, Ph. 3-6773 o FULLER BRUSHF.S-ph. 38357 0134 BULLDOZING Bulldozing road, clearing teeth: stey. ioio purview, fa, 3-3 no. Virgil 0121- fell REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash reg isters All makes sold, rented, repaired. Roen 456 Court Ph 3-6773. 0 CHIMNEY SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEP furnace stove vacuum leaning Eneiley 3-71' I. 9128 Tiny Pamela Baptized by Her Grandpa An unusual ceremony oc curred Sunday at First Con gregational church when tiny Pamela Jean Formick was baptized by her grandfather, Rev. J. Frederick Melvin, dis trict superintendent of the Methodist church at Bloom- ington church at Bloomington, 111. The baby is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fornrick and sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. James F. Carpenter. Rev. Mr. Melvin came here after attending a national Methodist meeting in San Francisco. Before the ceremony Dr. Seth R. Huntington, First Con gregational pastor, remarked: "For the first time in my experience I am about to of ficiate as deacon, and I do so with relish." Kidnaped Seattle Girl, 13 Year Old, Found Unharmed Seattle (P) A kidnaped 13- year-old girl, whose abductor left a crude ransom note demand ing $4,000 in her parent's mail box, was found terrified but ap parently otherwise unharmed north of the city limits early Monday. She was Linda Lambeth, daughter of Mrs. William L Carlin. She was lying on s roadside, dazed and hysterical, when sheriff's deputies located her about 4:30 a.m. STOCKS ... 26 'b ... 68 ... 49'4 , 69 , 17J Mothers to Be Guests At Salem Heights Salem Heights The teachers and students of the Salem Heights school will honor the mothers at a tea Tuesday, May 13, at 1 p.m. at the school lib rary. The Mothers club will hold their installation of officers and Mrs. Virgil Allen will act as in stalling officer. A program will be presented by the sixth grade under the direction of Robert Hammond. AH mothers who will have children starting school in the first grade next year are i pecially invited to attend. Auto Wreck Victim Silverton Joseph and Jacob Doerfler were called to Rose Lodge Sunday to be with their sister, Mrs. Charles Oleson (Mina Doerfler). whose son. Robert Oleson, about 27, met death in an automobile acci dent Saturday evening. The other near relatives in this area include the Alec Doerflers, had not heard par ticulars of the accident nor final plans, late Sunday. Youth Shot in Leg Independence M a r v i n J. Jonsberg, 18, is in General hos pital receiving treatment for i bullet wound in the left leg which was inflicted accidentally Sunday. Police said the shot was fired accidentally Sunday by Frank Bersin as he was cleaning a gun on the Catlin ranch south of Independence. Chicago Grain Chicago OPi Rye raced up around 7 cents at one time on the board of trade Mon day. Other grains, after easing early nv covered toward the close. Oats were an exception, being unable to get back to Saturdays nnisn. Wheat, corn and soybeans were steady after their early dip. Wheat closed 3' lower to Vt higher, May S2.44-2.45. corn v lower to h it'll er. May 11.81-1.82. oats Vt-V lower. May 7814-7A. Rye S'.-ft1! higher 1 S2.05. soybeans Vi lower to 'h higher, May 32.95"i, and lard 3 cents lower to 6 cents a hundred pounds higher. May 12.22. Keizer F. U. Meets Tuesday Keizer The Keizer Farmers Union local will meet at the home of H. S, Keefer at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 13. The earth makes its annual circuit of the sun In approxl mately 365 Va days. LEGALS EXECrTRIX NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Claire , Hamilton has been, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, appointed executrix of the estate of Ra oh 8. Hamilton, deceased. Any perons having claim against said estate are requester to present tnem. with proper vouchers, tc ald executrix at 310 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem, Ore gon, with six month from the dt of this notice. Dated thl 31t day ol April, 19S3. CLAIRE D. HAMILTON Executrix of tht estate of Ralph S. Hamilton. Deceased RHOTEN. RHOTEN A 8PEERSTRA Attorney for Executrix 310 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon April 31.38, Mar 1, 13, 11, 19 M NOTICE HEREBY .IS GIVEN that SICKS BREWING COMPANY, an Oregon corporation, a owner thereof, ha filed with the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon a trade mark which consist of the figure of a stout man 'bust or full length) dressed In the uniform of a waiter walking rapidly with streaming coattih, and bearing before him f tray upon which there 1 a tumbler and t bottle or bottles labeled' "Brew 66" and that It U, and will be, applied to beer and other malt bev erage a brewed by said corporation and piaceo in suitaoie containers. SICKS BREWINO COMPANY By: P. W. SHEPARD VieePreldent ATTEST: O. W. LANCASTER It Secretary Apr. M, Mar , 13. 1131 , 45 'a (By The Associated Press) Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers American Airlines American Power Si Light 247 American Tel St Tel 154 3 American Tobacco 5G1 Anaconda Copper 43V Atchison Rnllrond 60 Bethlehem Steel 483 Eoclng Airplane Co. ... Borg Warner Burrows Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific ... 30' Caterpillar Trnctor . 51 Cclnncsc Corporation 31) Chrysler Corporation 75 Cities Service 100 Consolidated Edison 35 Consolidated Vunee 17 Crown ZcllcrbacV 60 Curtlss Wright 7 Douglas Aircraft 63 duPont de Ncmour 93 Eastman Kodax, 43 Emerson Radio 14 General Electric 58 General Foods 43 General Motors 54 Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire 41 Homestake Mining Co 36 International Harvester. International Paoer .... Johns Manvllle Kennecott Copper 'tJn Llbby McNeill 7S,S Lockheed Aircraft 21 Loew's Incorporated IS Long Bell A 30 "H Montgomery Ward 50'a Nash Kelvlnator 19'A New fork Central fl Northern Pacific "Va Pacific American Fish Pacific Oas Si Electric Pacific Tel. A; Tel .... Packard Motor Car Penny, J. C. Co Pennsylvania R. R Pepsi Cola Co Phllco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonlcr. Incorp Rayonier Incorp Pfd. Republic Steel 4ft Reynold Metal 52 Richfield Oil 02 Safeway Stores Inc 32 Scott Paper Co B0: Sears Roebuck St Co & Socony-Vae.uum OH 38 Southern Pacific 72 Standard Oil Calif , Standard Oil N. J , Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Swift St Company J' Transamerica Corp 26 Twentieth Century Fox. 17 Union OH Company . Union Pacific "3l United Airline 25 United Aircraft United Corporation ... a1 United State Plywood 31 United States Steel 3 Warner Pictures - Western Union Tel 39'A Wetlnghouo Air Brake 35 WeMlnghouse Electric 37'i Woolworth Companv Wi Her mother returned home Sunday night to find her missing. In the mailbox was a crude scrawled note which read: "Your daughter has been taken into captivity. For her we wish $4,000, delivered to this address, 1373 Lake Washington Boulevard. Both of you wish to see her again ever. Detective Sgt. Austin Seth said the address was non-exis tent. At her home, the child sobbed out her story. She said her stepfather, an electrician, gave her a letter to take to a mailbox about 7 p.m. Sunday. As she approached the mailbox, she said, a man grab bed her from behind and pulled her into a "fairly new, very dirty" gray two-door sedan. She described him as from 25 to 35 years of age, wearing a baseball cap and a Hawaiian type shirt. He made repeated at tempts to attack hr, she said, but she fought him off. Finally, she was knocked unconscious by one blow, she said. They drove around the city's North End for several hours, she related. They went to Ever ett .and back to downtown Seattle. The man repeatedly told her:: "I need money." Finally he let her out of the car and she remembered walk ing some distance. After her safe return home early Monday morning, a physi cian examined her and she had not been harmed. .ion . 4H ,. 67 .... 2'' 26' 4 .... 27l SALEM MARKETS Compiled from reports of Salem dealer fnr the guidance of Capital Journal readers (Revised dally.) Livestock Fat dairy cow S20.00 to 122.00 Cutter cows $17.00 to (20.00 Dairy h tilers $20.00 to 124.00 Bulls J25.00 to 127.00 Calve, 300-500 lbs .824.00 to $32.00 Good veal 130.00 to $34.00 Wooled lambs (under 110 lbs.) 125.50 to $26.50 eneared minus (under 110 Ibfl ) $22.00 to 124.00 Heavy lamb St yearlings tir,no to $22.00 Feeder $20.00 to $24.00 Ewe $ 2.00 to $10.00 , 75 , 9 Stock Market New York (Pi The stock market showed few signs of life as It lagged through the session with prices pretty evenly mixed between advances and declines. The volume ran to around 900,000 shares. Price changes were mostly fraction and many oi them small tractions. PORTLAND PRODUCE LIST Buttcrfat Tentative, subject to Immedl- at change: Premium quality, maximum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Port land T4-76c lb., first quality 72-74e: sec ond quality 70-73c. Valley routes and country points 7 cents less. Butter wholesale t.o.o. bulk cubes to wholesaler grade, AA 93 score, 71c lb. A grade 92 score; 60c; B 60 score, 67c; 81 score 66c. Above prices strictly nominal. L'fieeie aeiiing price tc Portland whole. aaler's Ores on lngles, 43-47'.ac. Oregon I lt. loai. 48-&3C1 triplets. l.a les than single. Eggs to wholesalers. Candled eggs con taining no loss, case Included F. O. B. Portland. A grade large. 46 doz. A grade medium, 45'ic. B grade large, 41-42C. A small. 45-49c doz. Following r approximate prices paia by dealer to producers ior ungraded large nenner.es, 40-41c; AA grade lae., 40-43c; A grade lee., 39-4 lc; AA med., 38-40c; A med., 37-38c; A small, 50-Slc. Portland Dairy Market Butter Price to ret "Hers: Grade AA print, 75c; A cartons, 76c; A prints, 76c; cartons 76c; B prints, 74c. Eggs Price to retatiers: Grade AA large, 53c dos.: A large, 48c; AA med.. 48c; A medium, 47c. Cartons 3c addi tional. Cheese Price to retailers, Portland, Oregon, singles, 47-B2o; Oregon loaf, -lb. loaves to 52-550 lb.; triplet Ittc les than singles. Premium brands singles 58V?c; loaf, 01 Vi. Processed American cheese, 5-lb, loaves to retail, 45-47o lb. Pnultry Live Chicken (No. 1 quality, P. O. B. plants) fryers. 2l4-3 lbs.. 28c; 3-4 lbs.. roasters, A lb, and over. 28c: light hens, all weight. 16-17c; heavy hens. ll weights, 18c; old rooster, all weight. 14-15C. Dressed Chickens Fryer. 2V-3 lbs., 43- 45c; roasters, 43-44c; light hens, 31-32c; heavy hens, 36-37c; cut up fryers, all weights. 43-44C. Dressed TurkeTt A grade young bronse hen, net to grower, F. O. B. farm on dreed basis, 39c lb.; A grade toms same basis, 37c. A grade toms, New York stylo ; u grade, c. Rabbits -Average to growers: Live. white. 4-5 lbs., 24-37o lb.; 5-6 lbs., 21-34e lb., old doe. 13-lflc: colored la lower colored or heavy does and bucks, 13-16c Fresh dressed fryers to retailer. 60- 64c. Sold higher. Country Killed Meats Veal Top duality. 61-53c lb.! good heavies, 45-48c; other grade according to weight and quality, with lighter or heavier, 37ttc and above. noes Lean blockers. 36-37e: sows. 31-33C. Lambs Top grade lorlnsers. 63 -54c: other grades, according to quality. mutton uest, ou-bq id., a&-2Bc; rough heavy bucks, ewes, 17-19c. Beef Good ewe. 47-49c lb.: eanner- cutters. 34-36c; utility, 39-40c. (Wholesalers to retailers per ewt.) Beef steers choice 300-700 lbs. $84 158.30; good (54-46,10; commercial, $60- sdi.ju; utility, io-4B.ia, Cows Commercial, 148-51.30: utility. $47-49.30; eanner, 143-44.80. Beef Cuts (choice steer) Hind quar ters, 162.50-64.30; rounds, 160-63.30: full loins, trimmed, $61-84.60; triangle, $45- 49.40; forequarters, $48-53.70; chucks, $53- t)7.30; riOS, $06-70.30. Veal Good, $66-56.40; commercial, $60 61.40. Calves Good choice, $66-58.40; commer cial, $48-51.40. Lambs Prime springer, $49-60.40; good IDB-SB.40; commercial, $-5; utility, 154 Mutton Oood-Cholce, $32-33.80. Pork Outs Loins, No. 1, 6-12 lbs., $47- 52, shoulders, 16 lbs. down, $33-35; neck' bone In, 138.60-41 .20; sparerlbs, $45-45.90; porit carcasses, ji.su; siao oocon, $38- in; iresn nams, 10-14 ids. siH-ai. Smoked Hams Skinned. $51-56; tab bacon, $43-51. Refined lard In drums, $17- 18.50; slab bacon, $38-45. Portland Miscellaneous uilflower Ariz,, cal., td. crates. $2.75-3.00: lettuco crate to $2.76-3.25. Celery Cnl. flat crate. 2-3 doz.. $3.26- 14.26. Few to $4.30. Ore., $2.25-2.60. Onions 50 lb. sack. Ore. yellow, med.. $6.25-u.75; large, $7-7.60, No. 1, $3.50-4.25; ure. yeuow, 10-0.10: some to $4. 10 pounds No. 2 medium, 00-70c; large $3.76 4; Idaho sweet Spanish No. 1, 2 In. mln $3.50-75; yellows, $6.00-13; 50 lbs. Texas White Wax, $6.25-6.75. Potatoes: Loca, white rose our banks. $4.75-4.85; Ore. Deschutes russets. No. 1, s.aj-a.33; no. a, 50 lbs., $2.10-2.20; No. 2, 3-In. mln.. OPS celling range to $4.99-5.09 a set. No. 1, $5.23-3.29; No. 2', $4.10; Klam ath russets, No, 1, $5.33; unwashed, $5.30; No, 2's $4.33; Idaho russets, loo lb. No. 1 so.aa-33; 6-10 lb. sack. 13.50: utility. 5.00 cut. North Dakota Pontlacs, No. 1, $6.53. Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, deliver ed carlot F. O. B. Portland, $47-58.00 ton; Willamette valley grain and clover nay, nominally $25-27 a ton, baled at farm; No. 1 Timothy mixed hay, F. O. B. Portland, baled, $44.00; No. 1 grass hay nominally, $40.00 baled, F. O. B. enrf, truck lot. uanxara Hark Dry, 15c to peelers, Wool Willamette valley mostly nomin al at 45-50c lb. greese basis. Mohair sso pound on 12-month arowth. P. O. B. country shipping point. Hides Calves. 15-1 Be lb. according to weight, green ktp.s, 10-12c; beef, 10-12c id.; nuiis, a-i'ac; green outcner cow hides. 6',i-Bc. Country buyers pay 2c less. r intent rrice to growers, it cents lb. for orchard run Franquette, 17-20c lb.; orchard run. Wholesale prices, first quality jarite uarceionas, 24 'a-aa "Ac lb. Walnuts Approximate price to growers ior orchard runs; rrannuctte, 11 -20c lb.; Wholesale price F. O. a. shipping point, large No. 1. jIU-32'Ac lb.: No. 2 grade babies, 23-3c. walnut meats, to pro ducers, 46-OJo id., depending on quality. James K. Hill Eal 1st on James K. mil, as. passed away suddenly at Yamnlll May 8. He 1 survived by three brother, Herman of Bsllston, Jesse and George of Yamhill. Funeral services were conducted at thm Sheridan Funeral Home Saturday, May 10. at 1:30 p.m. Interment was in tne Ball ston cemetery. Until recently he had mad his home with bla brother, Herman, la Ballston. Mrs, Nor Langley Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Langley received word of the death in a Portland hospital, Saturday, May 10, of Mrs. Nora Langley, widow of Edwin Langley, native of Silverton. Mrs. Langley Is survived by a son, Guy, and one grandson both of Portland: one sister, Mr. W. H. Earley lliena Tanner) of California, and on brother. Ira Tanner of Denver. Colo. Final arrangement will be announced later with. Interment at the family lot in Silverton cemetery. Charles Edwin Osbnrn Dallas Charles Edwin Osborn, 61. died Sunday. May 11, after an Illness of two years. Born in Sheridan county, Neb., May 6, 1891, Mr. Osborn lived in the Luklamuto community from 1897 until 1941 when ho moved to Fall City. He leave five broth ers, Wesley of Halsey; Prank, Oervalsi Verne. Monmouth; Will McCormlck, Pedee; and Georse Osborn of Salem; and flva sisters, Mrs. Lois Smith, Tallant; Mrs, Mattle George, Dallas; Mr, Millie Hoover, Monmouth; M.-a, Lura Trueax, Pedee; and Mrs, Cora Harris. Philomath. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, at Bollman's F-.ic:-al Chapel. Dallas with the Rev. William Elmer of the Evan gelical church officiating. Burial will bo the Smith cemetery near Monmouth. DEATHS Retail Feed Price Rabbit Prllelx 14-85. Kit IE Mh $3.45. Dairy Fred 14.7i. Poultry Ituvini Trices Colored fryers. lee; old roosters, 14c; colored fowl, 1 Leghorn fowl, 15c; roasters, 26c. Eggs Buying Prices Eicgs, A A, 43c: large 3B-42c; medium AA, 39c; medium A, 38c: small. 24-29c: crax. 32c. Wholesale Prices Eg wholesale price above these prices above. Large grade generally quoted at 48c. medium Butterfat (Huvlnir nrleei. Premium, the No. 1. 72c; No. 2, 62c. Butter Wholesale grade A parchment, 75c lb.; retail, 80c. Robert Dale Oleson Robert Dale Oleson. late resident of Rose Lodge, Oregon, at the age of 28, Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlej oieson or Rose Lodge, Oregon; slater. Eleanor Whit ford of Portland; two bro ther, William C. Oleson of Halsey. Ore gon and Gilbert Oleson of Pittsburgh, Penn. Member of the Devils Lake Post 114 American Legion at Taft and of th Catholic Church at Ocean Lake. Recita tion of the Rosary will be Tuesday eve ning at 8 p.m. In the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. Requiem Mas will be held Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. In the St. Joseph Catholic Church under the direction of the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. Phono 33173. Mrs. Millie Jane Glbbs Mr. Millie Jane Olbb. late resident of Turner Route 2, Box 111, at a local hos pital. May 10. Survived by daughters Mr. Clarence Rosenau, Turner, Mr. Edith Opl Beatty. Denver. Colo., and Mr. Walter Spencer, Roundup, Mont.; a son, C. O. Parke, Salem, and a brother, Charles Jackson, Flagler. Colo. Also sur vived by eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were held Monday, May 12 at 3 p.m. In the Clough Barrlck chapel. Shipment has been made to Flagler. Colo., for interment In the Flagler cemetery. John E. Pcttlsrew John E. Pcttlgrew, lata resident of Sa lem, Route 6, Box 344, at a loca hospital, Edwards, Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel May 9. Survived by wife, Mrs, Paulino E. Pettlgrew. Salem; daughter. Mrs. Mavis Tangent, Caledonia, Ontario, Canada, and Mrs. Mabel Anderson, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; brothers, Audrey, Roy and Walter all of Caledonia, Ontario, Canada, and seven grandchildren. He wo a member of the Assembly of God church. Announce ment of services will be made later by tht Howell-Edwards Company. Mrs. Margaret Cramer ;. Margaret Cramer, at the age or 95 years, at the residence, 765 N. Winter St., May 10. Survived by daughters, Miss Mary Cramer, and Mrs. Katherln Brcck hclmer. both of Snlem: sons. John Cramer. Eugene; Frank H. Rauer, Elcho, Wis, Also survived by 14 grandchildren and 24 great Tandchlldren. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Recitation of the rosary will be Monday, May 12, at 8 m. in Howeii-Edwards Chapel. Requiem high mass will take place at St. Joseph' Catholic Church Tuesday. May 13, at 30 a.m. with Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. Oscar T. Larcn Oscar T. Larson, In this city. May IS. at the age of 81 years. Late resident of Route 8, Box 66, Survived by wife, Lena Larson and two children, Mr. Alice Al len or Oak Grove, Oregon and son. Clar ence Larson of Deer Island, Oregon. Fun eral announcement will be made later bf tne w. 1. itisaon unapej. rnone jjuj. BLAZING STOMACH ULCER PAINS GO FAST when caused by excess acid! Don't fust suffer agonizing pain, constant burn ing of stomach ulcere, indigestion, gas. heart- liurn caused Dy azeen unmicn aciu. 1 lumini Tablets guaranty amazing ouick relief of auch misery or monqi bark I formula of F. H. I'lumler, I'n.u., remains mwiiwniy-proTcti in iredifnts! Neutralises exrraa acid. Coats sto ro ar h with soothing (ilml Then you eat without fear, enjny life agalnl Get Plunder's Tablet today. Over 100.000,000 already uwd. Here's REAL FAST relief for 1 1 -MmM dMjk aJr LmJk Mill City Two Mill City high school seniors received honorary scholarships last week. Miss Dolores Jane Poole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Poole, was awarded a tuition scholarship to Oregon School of Education in Monmouth. The scholarship was given by the Oregon Congress of Parent and Teachers. David Keyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Keyes, was awarded a $250 regional scholarship to Reid college in Portland, where he plans to major in physics next fall. Both are honor students. Chlcaco Livestock Chicago (!') The hog market continued fairly active Monday with prices steady to 25 cents higher. Around 100 head topped at $20.90. The general steer and heller mar ket was steady except for light yearlings which were active and strong to 25 cents higher. Slaughter lamb were 35 cents hUher. Most butchers brought $29.25 to 130 V) with a f'w odd lots up to 360 pound sell ing a low an llfl.oo. Most sows 4D0 pounds and under sold from $17.00 to $17.75. Clearance was good. Receipt for slaughter steers and heifers were steady with 13.000 head reported, One load of prime heifers was being held for a price above 136.00. Most choice steers sold $33.00 to $34.75. Cows remained at $25.50 downward. Bulls topped at 127,50. Vealers continued at a $17.50 top. Choice to prime wooled lambs were not available, A few choice offerings topped $28.50. Most were $28.00 to 128.23 Slaughter ewes were scarce and steady bringing $13.00 downward. Other salable receipts Included 11.000 hogs, 400 calves and 1,200 sheep, Portland Grain Portland Mf Coarae grains unquoted. Wheat bid to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Soft White 2 45'4 Soft White excluding; Rex 3.45 'i; White Club 2.45'. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.47: 10 per cent 2 47; 11 per cent 3.47; 12 per cent 2.47. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.46: 10 per cent 2.46; 11 per cent 3.46; 12 per ni 2.40. Car receipts: Wheat 58; harley I, flour corn 16; oats 10: mill feed 14. Portland Livestock Portland OJ.Pt Cattle 1050; market ac tive, steady; load good 1158 lb. steers 33.25 load heavier weights 32.50; choice light steers anove 34; lew good he Hers 31-31.50; utility and commercial hellers 22-29.25; canner and cutter cows 18-22; few utility cows 23.5026; commercial and good bulls 3H-2U.au Utility 35.50-28. Calves 100; steady; odd choice vealers 35-36; good and choice 304 lb. stock calves J6: odd choice under 200 lbs. 36. Hog 1350; market 75c to $1 higher: choice No. 1 and 2 160-235 lb. butchers 22.50-22.76; few choice No. 1 around 200 lb. weight 23; choice 250-270 lb. 20.75-21.35 odd choice 170 lb. 21; choice 300-600 lb, sows if-iD.Du; choice light iceder plgi anove ti. Sheep 700; few good to prime 83-08 lb, Hlcady at 20-30,50; old crop shorn lambs tuc or more lower; good and choice 7' 113 lb. 2C.B0-27; ewes 60c and more lower, no. 3 pelt ewes 10.60. OBITUARY John J. Haienauer Woodburn Jolm J. 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