MARKET
QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND Iff BuUerfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
dunie Premium quality, mail
mum to .JS to one per cent acidity.
delivered in Portland. M-71 ID:
first quality, tecond quality,
Ufl. Valley route aid country
nointa 1 centa iess.
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk
cubes to wholesaler Grade AA,
M acore, H Vt lb: 91 score, 66 tt;
M tcore. C4 Vt: M acore. Z.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles, 42 Vi
. 4S lb: Oregon Mb loaf. 4
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f.o.D. peruana A graae,
large, si -S5 Vr, A medium, 50 to
il to; A grade, small, 47 tt-41 tt.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large. 57-58; A Urge. 55-57: AA
medium, ; A medium, u-m; a
amall, 450. Cartons 1 cents auai
lionaL
Live chickens No. 1 uality.
f o.b. plants Fryers, 17; roasters,
17; heavy bens, 25-26; light bens,
15-17: old roosters, 14-15.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live while, 1 tt-f lbs, 19-23. 5-4 lbs,
10-22: old does, 10-12, few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
17-so: cut up, U-M.
Wkelesale dressed meats:
Beef, steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
U 00-41.00; good, 36.0MO.0O; ecm
mercial. 32 00-38 00; utility, 25.00-
00; commercial cows H.00-10.M;
utility. 25 0-28 00; canners-cutters,
23 00-26.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hir-d
quarters, 47.00-52.00; rounds, 41.00
48.00; full loins, trimmed, 73.00
0.00; triangles, 29.00-34.00; ; fore
quarters, 31.00-36.00; chucks, 38 00
40.00; ribs, 54.00-59.00.
Pork cuts Loins, ch lce. 8-1 lbs,
0046.00; shoulders, lbs, 41.00
45.00; spareribs, 400-56.00; fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs, 61.00-66.00.
Veal and calves Good-choke, all
weights, 35.00-44.00; commercial,
3100-39.00.
Lambs Choice-prime 39 00-42.00;
good. 35.00-39.00.
Wool Great basis, Willamette
Valley medium. 51-55 lb: Eastern
Oregon fine and naif blood, 55-62;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42;
12-month wool, 45-50.
Ceuntry-dressed meats, f.e.k.
Portland:
Beef-Cows, utility, 25-2t lb;
canners-cutters, 21-22.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
U-34; rough heavies. 24-29.
Hogs Lean blockers, 37-38; sows,
light, 31-33.
Lambs-Best, 34-36.
Fresh Produce:
Onions-SO lb tacks. Wash, yel
lows, med.. 1.00-10; large. 1.10-25;
Idaho yellows, med., 1.25-50; large,
1.75-1.00; whites, 2.25-50.
- Potatoes Ore. local Long Whites,
1.00-25; Deschutes Russets, No. 1,
2.15-25; size A, 2.50-75; 25 lb sk,
80-85; 10 lb mesh, 40-45; paper, 30
33: windows. 35-37; No. 2, 50 lh,
8045) Wash. Russets, No. 1-A, 2.25-
50: Idaho. 3.15-25.
Hay U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa,
mostly 28.00-30.00. delivered car
and truck lota, f o b. Portland and
Seattle.
filberts Wholesale selling price
f.o.b, Oregon plants. No. 1 Jumbo
Relief You Heed
'"Child's Cough
for coughs and scats bmckaus due to
colds you can bow get Cnoasuauoa
specially prepared for CblUrea iaiaBcW
ask aed bhw package and be sure:
(1) Your child will like K.
(2) It contains only safe, proves
Ingredieflts.
(3) It contains no aamoucs to dis
Serb nature's processes.
(4) It will sid nature lo soothe and
Ileal raw. tender, annamed throat and
fcronchial membranes, thus relieving
the cough and promoting rest and
sliep. Ask for Creomuliioo for Chil
dren in the pink sod blue package.
CREOMUL'SION
arteea. iStSSHStmMMt
I I I I 1
nn
W put our prescription stand
rrlt high . , . not because w
mutf, but because w want it
that wiy. That is why w go far
beyond what is required of ut
by government rulings. We put
our standards high because w
know that atriving for the fcfif
, , . tht vtry belt in everything,
makes for more perfect perform
ance. And that's our aim in Pre
scription Compounding: Perfect
Performance . . . FOX YOU.
Barcekaaa, n lb: large, 17
medium. 25 H.
Walnuta-Wboleaa! selling
prices: First quality Franquettee,
12-33 H lb; light halves, 79-83;
shelled light amber bsjves, 70-73.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO Iff Hogs sold steady
to 25 cents higher in aa active
market Monday. The advance was
mistered by butchers
Salable receipts totaled 11.000
bead, which compared witn uie
unusually small run of 7.609 a
week aeo. Choice 180 to 230 pokd
butchers brought $25 50 to 826 25
with top at (26.50. Choice 350 to
550 pound sows moved at $21.15
to $23.25. M
Most steers were steady to
strong but good and choice kinds
weighing more than 1,200 pounds
found a slow outlet, trsding a
shade weaker. Prime steers sold
at $28.00 to $31.25, the top. Good to
low choice grades registered $20.00
to $23.50. Salable receipts totaled
20.000 head.
Salable supplies in In sheep
section were rather small for a
Monday, amounting to 3.000 head,
and lambs sold 25 to 50 cents high
er. Good and choice wooled types
brought $19.50 to $20.75 with choice
and prime grades 21.00 to 21.75.
Sheep held steady.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO Iff Wheat pushed
ahead toward the finish on the
board of trade Monday when de
mand became quite aggressive.
Touching off the buying was
news 964,000 bushels of wheat had
been moved out of Chicago dur
ing the past week, reducing local
visible supply stocks to 12,796,000
bushels. It was believed most of
the grain which had been shipped
was red wheat.
There also was a feeling West
Germany would take some wheat
from the United States this week,
possibly Tuesday.
Other cereals firmed In sympa
thy with wheat although corn and
oats were not able to show much
of a gain. Soybeans responded to
news of a boost in cash bean
meal prices, possibly a result of
cold weather in the Midwest.
Wheat closed 1 to Hi higher.
March, 2 l2'i : corn unchanged to
higher, March 1.52 Vt: oats Vs-
H higher, March 79 Vt: rye
lower to Vt higher. March 1.20 M:
SOYBEANS HTM higher, Jan.
2.08-3.08 H, and lard S3 cents low
er to 17 cents a hundred pounds
higher, Jan 15.82-15.87.
DENNIS THE MENACE
Het-.Mo! Co y know Gbwpa weak a smsffr unok hb amis?'
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CAPITAL DRUG STORE
405 Slate SI. (Corner ol Liberty)
We Give ?C Green Stomps
THE CAPITAL' JOCBXAL, Batlem. Oregoa ,
Portland Livestock
PORTLAN IXff ( USD A Cattle
salable 1.400; market active; led
steers mostly steady-strong; heif
ers stroD-54 cents higher; cows
generally 50 centa higher; trucked
lots high choice 1,036 lb fed steers
15.00; load choice 975 lbs 24.50;
good-choice) steers largely 22.50
24.00; few loU commercial - low
good shortled steers 19.50-21.50;
utility-low commercial steers U.50
19.00; load high good 975 lb heifers
21.50; scattered lots good betters
20.00-21.00; commercial grades
18.50 19.90; cutter -utility heifers
11.00 -15.50; canner cutter cows
mostly 6.50-10.50; heavy Holsteint
to 11.50; utility cows 11.50-13.50;
scattered lota commercial grade
14.00-15.50; sorted loads young cows
16.00; utility-commercial built
14.50-16.00; cutters down to 11.00.
Calves salable 200; market
strong; good-choice vealert 20.00
24.00; few prim 26.00-28.00; heavy
calves slow: one lot good-choice
around 420 lbs 19.50; sizable lota
good 250 lb stock calves 19.00.
Hogs salable soo; market active.
25-50 cents higher; choice 180-235
Lbs 28.50-29.00; choice 245-300 lbs
26.00-27.50; choice 350-550 lb sows
23.00-24.50.
Sheep salable 1.000; slaughter
lambs around 1.00 higher; choice
prime fed wooled lambs mostly
21.00-50: good -choice lota 19.00
20.50: few choice around 65 lb
feeder lambs 16.00; slaughter ewes
scarce; quotable steady.
SALEM MARKETS
Cms 1UJ frM raawrtt mi ilm faaJars
tsar U sTBjlMgUa taf CsalfHsU jMnfal
rm4r. (4iTli4 sUllr.)
fttUtl rwJ TrUm:
fUtkil I3U (MMD. (Met).
sM.SMM 104Mb. bast 0
Kf Huk-ft U- 30
Dalrr Ft U.JT'J.fJ (KVlb. bail I
3tO-4. tlOO Wtt.
rsMiur bit la rmM colored Irrrri.
Uct M rtnltrt, lact (red fowl. ti
lOKhorn fowl, Ik; color roasters, 3c.
flu rrictw jUft, aa. e; lam A,
41-4c; mrdlura AA. 41ei medlnia k.
-43e: small. 33. Iiu, wholesale pries
tsneraDr kVT tinli hlihir than prices
ftboTt; Jars trxlt A tfratrallr anottd at
Ut: tntdlncu at Me.
BatUrfat Bavins srlee: rrimlnn. M.
11 cDU: 9. I, IMI M&Ui Ko, a. Me.
Portland Eastside
PORTLAND UJ! Bid wsalher llmltd
offerlnts tt the KtuUtd rirnri' mtu
ktt today; cabbM vrieM atlTtuictd
round 3i.Ms m, eU with ntditim kuid
antOl hoxuli fotnc to vholMaltrt t 1H
ft crati; paraolH. Tutabacaa aod turnlpa
brentbl lirm to atreattr rka.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND W N traniactloni.
Mondar's car raatlpta: Wheat ai; br-
Ity, 1: Hour. M; corn, 1; oali, .
By Ketcham
STOCKS
y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporatioo
19
Allied Chemical
Allia Chalmers
American Airlines
American Power k Light
American TeL k Tel
American Tobzacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane C.
71 H
47
11 H
158
.61
31 Va
96 Vi
51
49 Vt
78 H
uorg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine 16 S
California Packing
13 S
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanes Corporation ,
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultet .
Crown Zellerbacb
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak '.
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott
Libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew s Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
13
59 V4
. 19'
60
81 Vt
41 Ut
18 Vt
35
7
85 tt
106
48 V.
10 H
89
59 tt
61 k
10
55
34
56 .
67
17 a
67H
9 S
37 h
14
23 Vt
58
17
18 U
56
40 Uj
117
4
77 Vt
17 a
14 ft
Pac. Am. Fish
Pacific Gas Electric
Pacific Tel. ic TeL
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
29 H
Radio Corporation
23 Vi
Rayotuer Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
27
48
55 S
50 4
39'
71
CO A
37
38 "4
55 H
74
21 V
44 ht
28
2P
39
112
47 K
5
24 Vt
40 H
13',.
40 to
53 H
45 V
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores. Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck k Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Corp.
Sunshine Mining
Swift Ic Company .
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Centrury Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United Slates Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghoiise Air Brake
WeBtinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
WALL STREET
NEW YORK m The stock
market moved rather widely Mon
day in an irregular price pattern.
Changes ran around 2 points in
either direction, although most
plus and minus signs were small.
Trading held to a good level ai
an estimated million and a half
shares. That compares with Fri
day's heavy 2.180.000 shares when
the market was advancing.
Chicago Onions
SuDpllef moderate, demand sla. mar
ktt dull.
Track aalea SO lot. U.S. 1 ntilrta atattd:
Idaho Spanish 3-tnclt and larger 1.30.
Street aalea t0 lb.: Idaho and Oregon
SnanUh 3-Inch and la;ier 1 W-l.a;
:Ah'tM.V.ln.f? .'"d. 1?.3,0i
2.3&-3.40; Mldwfll Vellow ClIOMi mpd-
id .H-1.19. ilrnuuii, 7-.w; cariont
elTt 3-pound epllo 1 2S.
LEGALS
NOTicr. or run ic iieakinc,
NOTICE li liearby mven that the
State Board of Agriculture. Milk
Markctlnl Administration, will hold
a public hearing on January 25. 1MS4,
ai rne nour or i .hi pin. in nooin 3v,
State Offlre Blllldlna. Portland. Ore
Son, for the aile purpose of -onsid-erlnf
the eatahllshptenl of a pitillortn
price for Inter-dealcr kalet of fluid
milk and cream In Zone 2. which
Include! Multnomah. Washington. Co
lumbia. Yamhill. I'olk. Marion. Cla.-k-atnai.
Hood River and WaKtu I'nun
tlea. Evidence end testimony will be
received bearing upon that subject
matter.
A tentative proposal has been made
that th price be fixed at the exist
ing wholesale level, less the aver
age com of delivery.
DATF.D at Portland. Oregon, this
W S WEIDII.. Administrator
Milk Maiketlng Administration
J25
NOTitic or arrtiiNTatrT
or rxcii'Tot
Nntlce Is herebT llren that the ander
slsned has been apuotnled a eseculor of
the Last Will and Tralanirnt and ratal,
or Frank X Aibrlrti. derated, bv t.i.
Circuit Court of the mats or oreson
for til County of afarloa. aitllns In Pro
balr. and has aualllled aa mrh exrrutor;
all pentons tiavins claims aalnt tht ei
lat. of said drcrdrnl ar. h.rrbr noti
fied to pre'ent the same, djlr verified
as 0 law reoulr.d. to mr at 2C4 or-sin
Itulldlns. ea'.rm. Orrson within m
monlhs of Ihe date of ftral publication
of this notice.
Ilalrd and first published llila flat dar
of Decsmbet, llfl.
Joieph K Albrtch.
Esfriiter of tl.e Last Will and Tes
tament and F.lale of Frank X
Albrlch. Deccaaed.
Ronald C. Glover.
Atlorn.r for ICteeitloT,
30 orcsnn Pulldlna.
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Obituaries
Mid Willamette
Carl O. Worley
SILVERTON Carl Orlando
Worley, 78, died Saturday morn
ing, January 18, at the Patter
son Rest Home, following an ex
tended Illness. The family borne
is at 611 Jefferson street Born
January 6, 1878, in Gallatin, Mo.,
and had lived in Silverton for
number of years.
He is survived by his widow,
Eva: four sons and one daughter,
Carl Orlando, Jr., of Salem; Wll
mont Worley of Los Angeles; and
living in Kansas are Chester of
Haniton, and Lester of Basehor,
and Mrs. Helen Hoey of Tonga
noxie. Also surviving are 10
grandchildren, 11 great-grand
children; a step-mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Worley; a half-brother and
half-sister. Marguerite Worley
and Robert Worley, all of Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. Worley and Mrs. Eva
Stearns-Bowdoin were, married in
Klamath Falls in 1930, and have
lived in Silverton for 9Vi years.
Funeral services will be at 10
a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, at Memo
rial Chapel, Ekmsn Funeral
Home. Interment will be in Val
ley View cemetery.
Mrs. Katherine Zehr
ALBANY Mrs. Katherine Zehr,
74, 525 S. Railroad St., died Friday
at a local hospital The funeral will
be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Fairview Mennonite church, con
ducted by the Fisher Funeral home.
Burial will be in the Riverside cem
etery. Mrs. Zehr was born at Wat
erloo, ' Oontario. Canada, and
moved to Nebraska as a child with
her parents. She came to Oregon
in 1918, first living at Salem and
in Albany the past 25 years. She
was married to Peter Zehr. who
sur rives, on Sept. 15. 1898. at MU-
j ford, Neb. Besides her husband
she is survived by six children,
Mrs. Eda Conrad and Mrs. Viola
King, both of Tangent: Milton, Al
bany; Mrs. Mary Lind. Salem: Ol
iver. Lebanon, and Roy Zehr,
Shedd. Two sons preceded her in
death.
H. Douglas Langille
SILVERTON - H. Douglas Lang
ille, 79, of Route 5, Salem, died Sat
urday morning at Silverton hos
pital. Announcements will be made lat
er by the Ekman Funeral borne.
Gailen A. Perry
DALLAS Gailen A. Perry, 69,
Oregon Motor and Greyhound
stages agent for 14 years, died at
nis nome here January 15, fol
lowing several months illness. He
was born at Albion, Wisconsin,
April 10, 1885, and was married
to Grace Rccscling September 30,
1HUH, at Barron, Wisconsin. From
1909 to 1916, he lived at Eleva,
Wisconsin, from 1916 to 1929 at
St. Vincents, Minnesota, from
1929 to 1939 at Eugene and at
Dallas since that, time.
He was member of the Metho
dist church and served five vears
on the Oregon State M.Ik Control
hoard. .
Surviving are the widow: son
E. Brooks Perry. Eueene: three
sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Betker, Liv
ingston, Montana, Mrs. Emma Gil-
xoi. prior Lake, Minnesota, and
Mrs. Eva Gibson, Eleva, Wiscon
sin: a brother, Henry Perry, Eau
Claire, Wisconsin; and four
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 a.m.
Tuesday at the Bollman funeral
chapel in Dallas and at 1:30 m
tugene. Burial will be at Cilles-
ipie Cemetery in Eueprwv v
j aUI Will Officiate St the SerVilrfS.
j
j a. a .1 D
iiutnon DQSClie
SILVERTON Nathan Rksiis
78. died in Silverton hospital Sat
urday, nir. Basque was born In
Missouri. Aug. 28. 1875. and had
lived in Silverton 17 years. His
home was at 817 Chadwirk St.
Mirviving are his wife, Eu
Kenie. mo sons, Raymond, Eu-j at City view cemetery.
Rene, and Glenn Bascue. Korea-
TnJ'"" ll"k.""!,dn, o, , Marlon ..
vi oofinurn, and Mrs. Garnet Tran-1 Ian 11 .survivr nv wile. Harri
lie. Silverton: a sister, Mrs Ethel '' Wn,,e- Salm Announcement of serv
Stelle. Republic City. Kali and I'eea later by ViraU T. CeWen c.
12 grandchildren. 1 300 Personal
Funeral service will be at 2!
p m. Tuesday. Jan. 19, in Me-
mnrial Chapel
r.Kman runerall
I Home with the Rrv. Arthur;
Charles Bates ofliciating. Burial
I will be in Silverton ccmrtery.
Anna Marie Wendelin
SII?:RinAN Services for Anns
Marie Wendelin, 82, ot Rose
Lodce. were held Thursday at the
Sheridan Funeral home, with in
terment in Creen Crest Memorial
park. Rev. A. C. Baumeartner,
pastor of the Willamina Em
manuel Lutheran church, of
ficiatrd. Anna Marie Wendelin was
born in Estonia March 12. 1871.
and for the past 44 years had
made her home in Rose Lodge.
Her husband Andres Wendelin,
rliet in 1947: She ia atirviverl hv
a daughter. Miss Edna Wendrlin
of Rae Lodcr.
' AlexanderYuswn
.r,,.v,
v. OODBURN Alexander K.
sntlrui"!
vrn. in Woodburn Sunday.
lie waa norn in rriCVTllir. SSS.,
, Tsnada. Jul- 14, 1914. He csme lo
orccon trom South Dakota in
,a .. . , . .. .
1937- He wi member of the
Immanuel Lutheran Church ol
woodburn.
He is survived by his widow
Mary and two dauchters, Carol
and Patty Jean. He hits three
I brothers Orren. Portland. Normtn
of Salem and Amos ol Woodbura;
, two aistrrs, Mrs. Eunice Thomp-
1 ' ... . . . r
son in Minnesota and Mrs. Althea
Hera-man of Salem.
Funeral service will be held at
I p m, Tuesday it the Ringo Fu
Mondiy. January 18, 195
neral Chapel with the Rev. J. Wil
liam Carlson officiating. Burial
will be in Bell Passi Cemetery.
Isodene Morrison
INDEPENDENCE Isodene
Mattison, 83, died Priday, Jan. 15,
at a Dallas hospital alter a short
illness. She was born at Lewis
ville. Ore, jury 17, 1870 and bad
lived at Independence lor Tl
years.
She was past matron of Adah
Chapter No. 34. Order of the
Eastern Star and a member of
Calvary Presbyterian church.
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m. Monday at the Calvary
Presbyterian church with the
Rev. Daniel B. Wessler officiat
ing. Burial was in Bel Crest Me
morial Park. -
Delilah E. LeRoy
INDEPENDENCE Delilah E.
LeRoy, 83, died in a Salem hos
pital Saturday, Jan. 18, after a
long illness. Mrs. LeRoy was
born In Polk county Ocu 24. 1870
and had lived la the Independ
ence district (or 60 years.
Surviving are her husband,
Robert LeRoy; two brothers,
George T. Graves, Dallas, Ore,
and Robert H. Graves, Oakland,
Calif.: and sister. Mrs. Sarah
J. Zumwalt, Oakland, Calif.
Funeral services will De ai z
p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at the
Smith Mortuary, Independence,
with the Rev. Paul E. Boomer
officiating. Burial will be at
Westlawn Memorial oaraerrs,
west ot Eoia.
rmeo V shrdluetaoinhrdluououa
Lelia Mary Clark
GERVA1S Mrs. Lena Mary
Clark, 35. mother of eight chil
dren, died at her home near Ger
vais Sunday morning after giving
birth to a baby daughter Satur
day. Death was indirectly caused
by childbirth, tn attending pny
sician ssid.
Born in Kansss Aug. 22, 1918,
Mrs. Clark moved to Gervais from
Yakima, Wash, about 10 years
aso. She wss a member of the
First Evangelical Church of Yak
ima.
Surviving are er widower,
Vernon P. Clark of Gervais; chil
dren, Yvonne, Pamela, Sharon,
Gary, Terry, Donald, Gloria and
the baby, Debbie: father, Emery
Huff, Gervais; brothers, jonn
Huff, North Carolina, and Homer
Huff, Kenewick, V.'ash.
Funeral services will b an
nounced later by the Ringo Fu
neral Home.
DEATHS
Dftvld G. Crockett
Late reaideni 01 uyj rnnnim ai,
Ian id Survived bv wife. Mrs. Vtr
inla Crockett, Salem: dauuhter. Mer
rilyn Crockett. National City. Calif.,
ions, Robert Crockett. National City.
Calif.. S, agi. wuuam crocKeu, at.
Johns. Newfounaiano: m tuner, m:a.
Inez Bernard, San Leandro. Calif.;
listen. Minnie Crockett. San Lean
dro. Calif.. Mrs. May belle Miles,
Hemmet, caur., and Mrs. am ryson,
Indio, Calif.: grand daughter. Cather
ine Crockett. St. Johns. Newfound
land. Announcement of services latex
by th Virgil T. uoiaen to.
James A. flmltb
Lai resident of Jefferson. Oregon,
at a local hospital Jan. 14, at the
age of ta yrj. aurvivea oy one son,
James Smith, Jr. Services will be
held In the Howell-Edwards Chapel
Tuesday. January IS. at 3:00 DJn. Rit
ualistic services by Jefferson lodge
no. tU. a. r. & a. m.
Ralph George DeSart
At Florence, Ore., Jan 16. at the
age of 76 years. Survived by wife,
Mrs. Mabel G. DeSart. YachaU. Ore.;
son. Roland DeSart. YachaU; sisters.
Mrs. Echo Bowen, Salem, Mrs. Maude
Pooler. Pratum. and Mrs. Anna
Brooks. Raymond, Washington;
granddaughter, Yronne Toy uebart,
Yarhat. Lire. Services Tuesday.
Jan. 19. at 2 p.m. In the WT. T. Rig
don Chapel with the Rev. Paul N.
Poling officiating, iniermem m Pio
neer Cemetery. Ritualistic services ID
charge of Elks Lodge 336.
Arthur Fred ZTegenhagel
At Lodt calif., Jan. ll. Laie rest-
dent of 2410 Laurel Ave., Salem.
Survived by wife, oertrude ziegen
hagol. Salem: daughters, Miss Inez
Ztegenhagel, Salem. Mrs. Betty Lou
arroii. Mnroe uiy, jviisouri: son
Aldcn Zlegenhagel, Salem; father,
Fred Ziejfenhagel, Lehr, N. Dakota;
listers, Mrs. Alma Dawson, Los An
geles. Calif.; Mrs. Jacob Fiechtner,
Lehr. N. Dakota; brothers. Jake Zte-
genhaffcl, Nevada City, Calif.; David
Zicgenhagel. Lehr, N. Dakota: two
tiandrhildren Services will be held
in the Virgil T .Golden Chapel Tuen-
; 310 Meerina Noc
L Salem Lodge No. 4 A. F. &
I Kit A.M. Wed., Jan 20. F. C. De-
free. 7 30 P M
1 31 2 Lost and Found
lost Yi-iiow prin rat. Phone
LOST: Black Corker doff. Named
"Btackit." Child pt. Phone j
3-133J I
LOST a pair of blue rtm glaisei in
vicinity of Hifh & FTrry. In green
cloth case. Reward. Ph. 1-1 .T2.
LOST Tool box east of Salem. R
ward Hnnne 472
FOUND Small blrkand white
short-haired dor. wrarsn green
harness friendly with children.
Phone 3-76.
LOST At Nam tu Fcmv1Mi7kV
dark hrown billfold. Liberal re-
verd pn a-aiiw
'316 Personal
DUCK hunter and flshern e.t Inter
ested In develr.pina lake cloaa to
Salem rail Smith 1-9017
r i n-
ropular Piano
Lessons A lift time of fun. Our
valuable short cuts thai Viv. all
bus, people the chano. to know
- Piarms the piano.
Bet. or Adv. all aces For a per.
aonal meeunf call Salem Muatc
Co. J-a;w. Abaolutely no obu(a-
tion
SAFE, permanent rumeval of un
aishtly facial hairs. Erich of N T
PALMISTRY
READINGS
Tell. past, present and future advice
on all matters. Will solve your
problema. This ad with one dollar.
... f . . ..Jtlll. - 4, CIK A -
llv ".Z'?rcX
M'',S'C "'ir JSl
I iou.
toachar. Phone
1 400 Agriculture ' 1
402 Utwtoclt
FOR SALE. S dairy cows Just frtah.
S haavjf aprinicrs.
bull, frt. ,-aii .in...-.
rRtX PASTURE on. horae. Cart
5ml in. aainn. sum ra.
uTwHlTE FACE. Bed Durham.
raarUtura. Mtdan. ateera. 1 whil"
lan Tear Una bulera. H lb. X all
art taken, alao lood apruurer mUk
cow, and beUer. RL a. Boa 71.
Ph. l-taao or
WtEl. TRADE 1',-yr-oul Palomino
colt Sor Northwest atrawberrjr
puuita. David 8c hater. Star RU
Box II. auivcrton. Orefon,
404 Poultry ond Babbit
WING needs rabblta.
Phone 4-Mll
atu tut
BABY CHICKS Hatched year
round. Order now for choice of
breeds Special New Hemp pulleta.
Itc. VaUay farm Store, Salem.
4-4U4.
408 Pats
PARAKEETS
All colon. Con
tinuous control
ed hatches. AU
babies full lirht
ed and guaran
teed. Cafe, seeds and
uDDliea. Sot-
ctela on Chart
reus breeders-
young, M9M,
DO YOU like dogi? Thoroughbred
crew tall bull terrier with papers.
Would make good stud ll you
would Ilka to ralso docs for mar
ket. This dog 3 yrt. old It not for
children. Good watchdog. Phone
312S Sweet Home, or writs Klon
dike Kate, MRU Box 330, Sweet
Home. .-
FOR SALE. Registered red boned
Coon Hounds, call 4-iztt.
MALE Boxer 4 mo. old. A.K.C. reg
istered. Call anvtime Sat. or Sun.
after 6:30 wek days. 4C34 Clark
Ave. Keizer uisi. pn. -.BaH.
CANARIES Orange At apricot
strain, none a -4 aw. imo cnemeK
eu. GOING-going. almost gone I Lovely
registeied German Shepherd pup
pies, i maic, one xemaie. moot
TOR SALE: A. K. C. registered Eng
lish Bull-Boston and Dachshund
puppies. Aura shots. Phone Albany
24 IB k z.
BOXER female. Moore's tropical fish
equipment. raraKeets, pets. Mac
leay Rd. 4-3773. Closed Wed.
PARAKEETS, Cages, supplies. Rea
sonable. Bird Paradise, 31M Llving-
sion. I'loA.
BOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1S5S Mc.
Coy, 1 block east of N. Capitol, l,t
blocks north of Madison. Ph. 2-6897.
412 Friit and Farm Produc
GOOD clover hay for sale. Phone
Z-XW3. S20 a ton.
ORANGES
Truckload direct from the trove
B doz. bag, 89c. Lge. size. 39c per
aoz. special price rjy crate, uuei
Apple Market. 5005 Portland Ht
3 ml. N. ot underpass on 89.
FERTILIZER
Rotted manure, weed free. 3-0774
WANTED IM.000 Northwest atraw
berry plants. State price. Have
some Marshall to trade. David
Schvfer. Star t., Box M, Silver
ton, Oregon.
150 Merchandise
45! Machinery and Tools
14 -INCH Delta band taw,
3615 Garden Rd . Salem.
453 Hsohold Goods For Sal
NEW LEWYT acuum cleaner, priced
a" ' " e. rn. at -1 3 ,
I MO used brown maple buffet
table. 4 ladderbarks. Cost $225.
rn iru nmu; j-pc. xrcen enrome,
cost $80. Call 3-7198.
4-BURNER Monarch electric range
vi-u oc oruiwr. in gooa cond.
Price 925. 3-1180.
BED with headboard, occasional
chair, daveno, chair, ottoman, end
tables, dinette set. refrig.. wash
mach.. TV aerial, elec. heater, oth
ers. Pr, 4-4269. 1175 S. lfith.
OIL FLOOR FURNACE.Tnprertub"
lng and barrel. 12(1 C. E. sun
lamp. $10. Ph. 3-3B07.
BEAUTIFUL 7-pc. antique hedTrrn
set. perfect condition. 8w Ben
Loman Dr.
456 Wanted, Hsehold Goods
CASH TOUAV Good used furnlturo
w iu aen on con.-ic.nmenl Ph
3-6098 Sudtell's Auction.
WANTED
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472
! Building Material!
METAL FENCES
Permanent. No upkeett Free est.
mates. 38 mot. tn pay. Borkman
Lbr V Hdwr. Phone 3-3701. 24M
Stats? St
ROOFING
AND
REPAIRING
KIFrm ROOFJNO CO - Phone :-5na
PLYWOOD
PLYWOOD
TLYWOOD
none.il tou oufm to are It. If we
canl find vour else, we'll cut it
no chare, lt. l at. . a i
no cnarca. Lota of doors, too. AU
kinds, low price. New car of oak
flooring, down S10 00 hi. Plna-nnn
tope SS00 ea. Sidin; S5aS0 up.
Shakea cheap. Wallboard S1.40
Hardboard $1.7$ Mahofanv plywood
c ft. too. CeJine til, cement,
rooasnr. windows, frames, avery.
thins to ault your Deeds. NoUiinf
down, a months to pay. Come tn
and Tkat. we re happy to ha v. row.
Send in your friends, tool
, Portland Road Lumr-r
Yarj
4431
ir"
SMS Portland
-Jtf f
ill " "nlatf
"Open all day Saturday
450 Mfrchandise
4S8 Building Wertarlcda
BUILDING?
New bath tuba compkt S Jt
6 sal. waier ncaicr.
Plastic drainbd. covennf Sje aq. fl.
Hdwd. Pljrwo. aneas so.
panelin( or cabinet Cneap
Looa. InsulaUoD per bat 1 "
riberilaaa roll blanket inauL Cheap
H-l eiec wu-liis '
13-1 lc wlnn -. 1 .rzri'S.
NaiU
Asbestos siding per aq. - t g
Painted shakes with under 810.50
Miv rlnnn all SlZCS .. 13 30
Used windows x m y
aa j with frames
New tcileta with aeaU IJJ
Double kitchen sinks. complcU Stl so
0 (ai. alec, water heaters .- S6S 30
Laundry trays, pipe, basins Bajsaj
900 caS. steel aeplic tanka g
casl iron eou viym
u,lid nrancebl'-S PlPC 30
Roll roofinf. laree supply .
S tab com p. roofinf -
Cedar ahlnlles. 4 fradea -
13 35
n.ss
Cheap
...Cheap
New Galv. iron rooi.
Plywood, new carload Erf..!
New picture windows . ;
New weather atnpped wlndowa 114 30
Cedar fence posts Cheap
New plaster poaro a
Steel saraf e doors, completa MM
Over-head garasa hardware
C. G. LONG & SON
Ph. 4-5051 1 ml. N. of Kelter
AlTTnEW lumber, stilplap J0J per
H and up. 2x4 and larjer J2J.00
per M and up Some lumber S15.00
per M delivered. Poona S-304I-
KEITH BROWN
SPECIALS ;
DOORS REG SALE
-x6-Sxl '.- Ut. 1 pn. 16 1 33a.
!-x6-xl ,- lit. 1 pn.H S.5I ea.
3-0x8-8x1 ,-S 111. 1 pn. n is IMSea.
J-ox6-xl ,- ut. 1 pn. 34.0S JS.ia ea.
1-OxS-Bxl a-10 It. Trench . 10.00 ea.
1-4x8-8x1 s,.io It. Trench 10 .00 ea.
2- xe-8xl "i-10 It. Trenrh 10.00 ea.
I-Sxt-Sxl 4-10 It. Trench 10.00 ea.
Oak Florins 2532x2 '.xRL
No. 3 Com SO 00 M
l-Coat Enamel White .4.05 sal.
Bunitalow House Paint 2 50 aaL
Keith Brown Lumber Yard
Phone 3-0111 Front Ic Court
We Give S&H Green Stamps
4S7 Radio and TV
U54 21" PACIFia Mercury TV con
sole. Movlnf to eastern Oregon.
S100 equity, free antenna. Ph.
3-5S29.
460 Musical Instrument
BALDWIN Acrosonle piano. Phona
2-46S1.
468 For Rant Miscellaneous
TOR RENT or leas. Iga. warehouse
apace cement floors. btck blbx.
down .town. Inquire H. L. Stiff
Turj. 3-S1S5.
470 For Sal. Miscellaneous
i-BURNER circulating oU heater.
Phone 3-2073.
SAWDUST CAPS
370-15 MM exchanite. Other sires tn
proportion. Lytel'i Tire Mart. N.
Com'l & Pine. Ph. 4-6033. Open
Sundays.
EASY waahinf machine with pumpT
very good condition. $20. Double
laundry tubs with stand, tin. 2975
Sunny vie w Ae.Phone 22604.
ANTIQUE mahof. tilt-top dtn table"
Sie crust border, pillar and claw
rasa terminals; mahogany mir-row-thaped
base: ebonized inlaid
display cabinet, curved in doors.
Ormalou mounts; plated d!h cov
en: copper kettle, lilver tea
service iluted design: a pair of
carved upholstered easy chairs;
Inlaid Sheraton mahog. tray; oil
painting, beautiful frame; burled
tabouret; cruet; misc. brass, sil
ver, glass, china, portable sewing
machine. Ph. 4-31M.
HOTPOINT automatic washer, exc.
con.. $169.50. 2 used Hotpoinl
ranges, fastest surface elements,
unexcelled for baking St broiling.
S89.50. Used Bendix dryer. $129 50.
One Bendix dryer, $8950. One
Bendix ivromatic washer, like new.
Suaranleed. $169 50. Bendix econo
mat washer, fully automatic, $99 50
Rlr.h Johnson Appliances. 355
Center. 3-3139.
CORONADO wrineer washer, $So
Phone 3-3885. 925 S. 21st.
3 COUNTERS! to"OTft7ions. Wod
J??. 011 BM"r- Reasonahla,
3113 LirlyRpha-lsss.
KROEHLER davenport and-chair..
.uney snape. j,s. uu electric
range $100 s-dc. blonde bedroom
MtSloOJ'hjl-lso?.
Matched set emTtabTea and cotfee
table - $24 95
Adapt A Way Bed - $39 95.
145Ch'ng lncludes bulbs -
Laundry trays, vour eholce - $7.95.
New platform -ockers. sale priced
at $39.93. Should sell for $89.95.
Wood ranges, $ri 93
ui'Sra j? bcnch' NEW' ,22M'
j;"1 lilr. NEW. $7.95. regular
8-pc. dining room srl - $69 93
USED
MERCHANDISE
MART .
270 S Liherlv Hi
SALEM. ORFOON
PHONE 4-6.1-1
Across from th Armory
T'rm " 1sirri
1 10-IN. MULTIPLEX radial" saw In
i Nnnl'"1 C"d' Ph 1'UI1- xa
! EWSHOPSMITHwrr7nTr
j Ph- S-57 or see ,xug
i Cfi"D'- Va'n0u"'onw"
J15. photo develoDins outfit, $:
I boys bike, needs repair, $5 -O"
! ""' ,ro. S10: N-ncri
.iinneii.sni, 4-41100.
BA BEE-TEND A wltlt extendaleiT
like new. iixm,. r,dwo)d 4."
1-SKS nom humidifier.
LAJ'-??,' r- '' and mattress.
SOHjvmerJldJ-SfUB. $13.
NEW DARK reen rnratman wool
coat, i, price. New Brown Forst
mari wool dressmaker ault. u price
Both sir 1. 3-3915.
'JJOMATIC washer, with sud.-sav.
. rriTiarrator. dinlns
room set, wrltinc desk, swml rnck.
er. Portable washer. Ph l-wnt
NEW SPINET Piano. Phona 4-47i
'1 t"' "P'ntneT.
SW. 1iS4 Evergreen.
C?S? 'nidation jlrdlea. bra. Ph"
J-591S or $-5071 bar. V n.r
NEW AUTOMATIC : WACiTrti
..L, ,.A1L WASHER
.W'LXYT? aow "ooel
ot a strtppea aown model but a rea
ular $319 95 washer for twm
r . APPLIANCES -J55CenterSt.
Ph 3-313S
Bi.17.ERIESA" " sess. $7uT
??.'""" fuarantesT
heoi " pim.
L. stiff rurnCo1JPlv5.a'st
FOR SALE now Mayflower forced air
oil furnace. Complete withdurt
work. controla. 275 sal tank Half
oncJ0M. Phona Vkn
RECAPS saim m ... - r
SS-JiSi"? fuarante.. irjii
fold rubber. Lytlt Tire. N. ci
I ll Pine.
i