Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 21, 1956, Page 16, Image 16

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Saicia, Ore., Friday, December 21, iy56
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND (fi Bultrrlat
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 64-67 cents per
lb; first quality, 61-M; second
quality. 56-sn.
Butler Wholesale, lob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score. S3; A grade, 92 score,
62: B grade, 90 score, 6014; C
grade, 89 score. 58'i.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-48 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
434-53 'i.
Ejgs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 51-52; A large, 48-49; AA
medium, 46-48; A medium, 46-47;
A small. 37-38. Cartons, 1-3 cents
additional.
Kggs To wholrsalcrs A large,
46-47',; A medium, 43-43' j; A
small. 35-364.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
l.o.b. Portland Fryers. 2'i-4 lbs,
15-16; light hens, 10-11 at farm:
heavy hens, 13-14 at farm; old
roosters, 7-9.
Turlrftva Tn nrnHiirnri
weight fryers, 27-28; young turkey
hens, eviscerated. 3.V.16; youns
toms to 24 lbs, 34-35; 1-2 premium
for heavier. I
Rabbits-Average to nrnwcrs-
Live white, 3'i 't lbs. 21-24; col-
ored pelts 4 cents less; old does.
10-12, 1 1 w higher. Fresh killed
fryers to retailers, 56-58; cut up,
60-63.
Wool Nominal, clean base, V
blood. 1.00-05; t. blood. 1.0348; b
blood. 1.12-18: fine. 1.17-23.
Country.dretsed Meals, f.o.b.
Portland:
Beef Young cows, utility.. 20-22
lb: canners and cutters. 15-16.
Veal Top quality lightweight,
30-32; rough heavies. 15-22.
Hogs Best light blockers, 21-23;
lean light sows, :9-20.
Lambs Top grade, 34-36.
.Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12: rough heavies, 5-8.
Fresh Produce '
Onions Idaho Yellows. 50 lb,
2 35-50; mod, 1.25-50; while, 3 (Kl
50; Ore. Danvers, mod, 1.50-2.00;
3 in, 2.2.50.
PntainAfi inrBi iiiiskpIc Nn 1
' "
imi iu ..-fo, v.cihi,ii hub-.
sets, 3.00-50; lge 6-14 nz. 4 00-25; '
ivo. 2, 50 in, 1. 15-25; ldalio bales.
5-10 lb. 2.25-50; Wash. Russets, 100
lb, 3.00-25.
Hay No. 2 green ailalfa, baled,
f.o.b. Portland, 34.00-35.00 ton.
Apples Boxes Oregon. Wash
tngton Red Delicious, extra fancy ;
tray pack ana wrapped, menium
w'-w: n.au-o; man
.iv.,i, ii-Kuiiii uriiumu m Io. I hulk, delivered const:
tray pack 5.50-8.00; Red Homes ! Soft While 2.5(1'.: Soft While (ex
tray pack, extra fancy, 4.25-4.50; I eluding Itexi 2.50',; White Club
winesaps wrapped extra fancy ; 2.50'i.
9 50 6 00; loose 4. 50-4.7.1: Newlons;
inose, extra lancy 4.'j.5u; May
mans loose 4.00-4.25.
Celery Local 2 do.. 2-75-3.25;
California 2-2'i doz. 4.00 5.00;
hearts 2.50 2.75.
Chicago LivRtock
CHICAGO m Hors sold at
Iheir" best prices since June early
Friday but before the market
closed all the sains had been lost
Prices generally were steady to
cents higher on hulchers al
though some Inle sales were ns
n-,,nn it ,,.. c
Li .. .M ... j'., 1 V . 1 "'hack lines on Center Street
mostly snld Steady lo 2.. cenls ; and on .seventeenth street In order
lower. Top was $18.15. hichesl I 'wht poles and pump Island
l... 1n. 1 dne areas for a service atatlon
Since dune f. I might proirct Into the aelback areaa
Most 200 to 2.10 pound butchers i '"''r,0" streets.
sold at 117 00 lo 417 7S OKerinps Tl IS fnoi'KRTY Is located on the
amu at l(.w to tl lerincs a.M.ihwrxt .nrn.r of Scvrnleenth and
scaling 250 to 2,0 pounds sold Cenler SlrecU In a C 2 Business Zone
mostly at $16.75 lo J17.25 but ",','m,,, !'""' l"mU'"li"'l)' 1'.,r"'a
thera were some lale sales at ; i..'.ts I and 5 n Addition
$16 50 to SIR 75. I,THK K.STARI.ISIIKI) SKT1IACK
Sows largely moved from $1400 "'so "lUrtt. "a'b'i.S.Vd'".,"
U) $15.50. I 'rom tlie rrnter lino i.f .Scventcrmn
Sleern anrf hrifers wnri rnllrH ' s,rr,ft ' Applit-nnH seek lo
oipprR ann miiirs wrre cmirn ,,,,,,1,1,. thPM. M-miitcmcniii turn the
nominally Stradv, A IPW ROnd to pniposed ilrtve .urau and ll irlit poles
f:rBf ,cs s'o'r, fold aM,,,A-'-''N,i'ri
Cows were steady to 25 cents
lower at $10 25 In $12 00 for utility
and commercial and $8.75 lo
$10.25 for canners and cutters.
Wnoled lambs were about 25
cenls higher at SIR so lo $20.50 for
good to prime types.
Salable receipts were 7,000 lines.
600 cattle, 100 calves and 800
sheep.
Cliirao OnioiiH
By I'nllril Prow
Supplies modrr.itr; demand
slow; market dull.
Track sales t5 bO V. S. 1 un
Street sales; Colnradn Spanish 3-
inch and larcer 2 40-2 M, (pw 2.75; rmmiv, Orrcon. tr' the hiRhm bul
White Spanih 3-inch and larsrr iir"r , 0,1 hfrrtnuftrr mniionfd.
7 0 i 9 In 1 mfh 1 -i i nn i-... ul 1 ,0 h rrnortril to id Court
.7.VZH.1. 2 tn .1-inch 2. 1 5-3 .On, fPWinri to bf Hihirrt to rrlr nrl re-
3 25: T'tah Spanish 3-inch and l.trs- "iiirmtion hv id Court, the
tr 2.60-2 H; Midvve.M Yellows me- J 'i'Ttr 'Tolw.t: proper,y ot
qmm l.is-i .t.i, iew i 4(t, irregulars
me 100-1. 10.
Manufacture and distribution of
lumber employs 7.S0.0W pwaon.1 in
the Vnited States.
Salem Markets
Complied from rennrli of
Salem
dealers for Ihe (ulilinre of CtpiiAl I'
jnurnai neaaert. tKtTlied da'lr)
Fwdi:
Rubhlt Pelleit - 3 39 ( 80-lb. bf)
$4.44 on 100-lb big
V.rt Maih - if is tso-lb.l.
TiMry feed $,i n5-$.i :o t80-lb bafi
IT .Hi-$4 (100-lb bag.
roullry :
fiuviPR price Colored frveri, y-.
eld roosten. Si-; colored fowl. He,
leihorn fowl, lie.
rcn:
Buylnf pnrf - A A, 4V; lari A. Sfl
4c: medium A. .T5o; imall A. J4r.
WbelenalB prtcm A jumho, Sic;
extr larfe A A. 5.1c; large A A. 51r;
larfe A. 4Sr: medtum AA 47r; A
th 11. 3Ar. On eartoni. 3c additional
Butterfal:
Buyinf prlret Premium Sc;
fint frade, 50-.lc; (rad 2. &c.
Butter:
Retail AA frade, TJr; furlfri
He. WheleUle Solid AA. 71c; quar.
trt. 13f.
I INIIAL dltjF'
company '"iie;
POITIAMD
iticftle
SSItdICITY
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND m-(VSDA) Cattle
for week 4,800. trade slow; fed
steers over l.ioo lbs mostly 50
lower, other fed steers and heif
ers steady; cows weak to 25 low
er, losing all early advance; Services will be held Saturday
trucked lots choice 1,182 lbs steers for Mrs. Elma H. Wiley. 87-year-21.00
Monday, oilier choice steers, old Salem woman who died Thurs-
19.50-20.00; good steers 17.50-19.00;
sianoara lo.so-w.oo; utility down weeks ago.
to 9.50; low good and choice 775, The services will be held at 1
lb fed heifers 1825 good heifers ' p.m. in the Clough-Bamek Chapel
!.?S'.!8J0;;..S!ndd .""!"''' ilev-,!!r,nlV:,!."'J.'C.l'l
cutters on the close ' 6 00-8 25 few
8.50, beef type to 9.50, shells down 1
to 5.00; utility cows 9 50-11.50: i
commercial 12 00-50. utilitv hulls I
13.00-15.00; light cutter bulls downilva Kilpatrick, 2045 Bluff St.
10 "M
Calves for week salable 500.
iraue siow, goon ana cnoice veal-1
crs mostly weak to 2.00 lower.
calves mostly 50 lower; good and1
choice vealers Wednesday 21.00-
2B.00 with no test on the close;
standard 14.00 -20.00; good and
choice slaughter calves 15.00-16.50;
If,., ........
"" ,or "' .175:
hulch" and f-'S '"wer. I
sl'm,r, N"- 3 rlVrie 100 'ower: "ort-i
l'- s; 1 and 2 Rrade butchers :
?n "le clo(' J-K-M: mixed grade
' i'--!-" m w.ao-in.oo; sonoa ;
nlf . 3
mixed 1,
15.50.
7.00-M; sows 300-500 lbs
2 and 3 grades 12.50-
Shoop for wcok salable 1.485,
wnolcd and slaughter lambs about
steady, shorn lambs strong to 25
higher; other classes steady; good;
and cliojce uooled slaughter lambs
15.50 17.50; numerous lots choice
18.00 early, no test late; good and
choice shorn lambs 15.00 17.00;
choice lots 17.25-75 early, no late
test; utility and low good slaugh-
tcr lambs 15 00-16 00; good and
choice 70115 lb feeders 15.00-10 00;
lightweights down to 10.00: cull to,
good slaughter ewes 2.00-5.00, few ,
choice 5.50.
The North Portland livestock
yards will remain open Monday,
n , ir s V T . ,
Ihc LJ. S. Denarlment nf Aon.
a,,Ii,..-a :
-,iv.,,,w,c iimini-i lf iiUlln I.-Vlie
win do cioseo. Monday ana rues-
day.
INirlland Grain
PORTLAND Ml Coarse grains
15-day shipment, hulk, coast rieliv-
Iprv- D.1U N'n 9 .1A In whiln S7 no
Barley No. 2, 45 In B. W. 51.50.!
corn No. 2. K. Y. shipment 61.50.
wheat I hid i to arrive market,
umi
na winter: . Ordinary
2.5UI,: 10 per cent 2.50V,; 11 per
cent 2.50',: 12 per cent 2.50',4.
Car receipts: Wheat 41: barley!
J; Hour (i; corn 3; mill Iced 3,
LEGALS
NOTIt'K OF I'UHI.IC HKARINO
AFKRCTINIi Tills AREA
Established Setback Variance
NOT1CK IS HF.HKRV filVF.N tn
the public that a hearing; will be held
before the Common Cnuncll at the
City Hall. Salem, Oieson, at the hour
of a-no n'clork p.m., on Wednesday,
December 26. ff36 to consider the
Application of David Lear. I)wlm
t and Marsaret L. Lcnr and Masler
iScrvlce Slatlolis to nitxlifv Hi e.lal,.
on this iiMpliiiiti
ftOier for
nu.ntisl, ttlnuil't tnu.ir
iti p4TsiJii ur tiv an (win
jrclmns m.iv he
al Ihlt hr.trlnK
v WiUlpii n.
tilh the Cil
Itrrordf r bv mvneift ot property In
the nffpilrd arr.
OA'I'Kl) nl Sjilem, On-K.-n this D
ccinhrr 17. I'iMi
AI.KHKl) Ml'ND'P
City
II n
Uirr
NOTICK IK FXriTTIMV SALE OK
it v i. rmti-i it rv
NOnrK IIKHKHV IS (J1VEN thit
puiMi;mt tn Hit .nil.-r ..f the Circuit
C.iiirt of the SI i1i t,f Otci'oti lor the
(.'Mintv cf Mai ion, in ,'u.u.iic, nunle
nr.tl i-nteird on tlif l'.'t'i d.iv of )f.
rctither, If.'irt, lit llir M it tcr of the
Kst.ite of KltAN'K K ll'HNEIt Dr
rrnu'd, the umtri niinrtl. s Fxitu
ln of Ihf jfor4'!.i;rl cj.t.itr. will pro
icrd to II. at privntr salr. from irnct
ftrr lti Hih rtnv of Jemimry, 19M,
l Jit IMonrrr Truit Hulltlini. North
I..t 8 Block w. in lh Cltv of S.
lem. Marlon Countv, Oregon. I See
Vol 1. pace Jl, Record of Town
Plan for a.nd countv ntid atatei:
Mve and eceI thereftom 40 ft
It t of Unci off the ennterlv end
thereof b err Iti he fore conveyed bv
Niithanlai Croiai to A K. Turner
bv de -d remrded on piRe (Wl. Vol
Heed Recortti Mnrlon Countv,
Otr(.Mi.
TKH.MS ANI1 CONDITIONS OF
SAt.K- Caiih. I.iw!ul nmnrv of the
I'nited Si.ilei. or on endit with one-
thud or more of the pun-hue price
d at time ot execution of a con-
ti j
I fie underwent d ai ld exeeutrW
henhv resrrvr the riRlit to refect
nv .iud ell bid for a.itd real prop-
r r t v.
D.tlrd thu 14th day of December.
1U.6.
AI.ICI MAY HtTNT,
r.xeculnx afure.iid
lit Pioneer Trust Building
Si'ein, Oi eRon
prrnY T BURFN
Atlornev for Kxrrtitrii
?ll Itoneer Truit Ruildinf
Salem. Oreon
Schaefer
Corn Remedy
The corn or callous
should corns off in
6 to 1 0 days.
25c
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Diilt 1:30 i n. tn X p m
SunHivi, 9 a.m. to S p.m.
13.S N. fommTrtil
lElma R. Wiley
jDies Thursday
day alter sultcring a MroKc two
morial Park.
Mrs. Wiley, who had lived In 1
Salem for the past nine years, died ,
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
, '.n8
,-,,"a"u ""V' J ,k,'r
r, r;. "L:...", ,
i t ,7v r Ir j
Wiley. Ihey moved to Vancouver, .
Wash , where they lived on a farm i
for 25 year,. He died In 1945. .
Mrs. Wi ey was a member ot 1
the First Christian Church
Survivors include daughters. -
k". w.iSLr ,,me -8 dcep ,eN.j.m,,thHof;
Ashland: and Mrs. Shirlev Gilbert
Ashland; sons, Itusscl Wiicy, Van-
couvrr; Worth Wiley, Dayton, and
Jhme, Wlley, Kvcrelt. Wash.; sis-
t(.r5 Mrs nollic Cassidy. Mil-
waukie , and Mrs. Ethel Sanderson,
Dayton; and 32 grandchildren. 64
great-grandchildren; and one
great-great-grandchild.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO I - Soybeans firmed
while corn sank to new seasonal
lows in routine dealings on the
Board of Trade Friday. Other
grains held within relatively nar-
row price limits. I
New crop wheat tilted lower but
the March contract resisted sell-i
ing. !
Wheat closed lower to HI
higher, March 2.40!s-2.41; cornj
y4.i, lower, March 1.34's-4; oats;
Vt lower to H higher. March Ti
rye unchanged to l'i h i g h e r,
March MD'.i-ft: soybeans !41V
,' T r; ; T" a
.nrH 5 tn 17 Mn i ji hiindrnd
, t 1 1 in
pOUDUS nigllCT, dHIIUUiy It-OV.
Wall Street
NI-IW YORK m - A bit Of 11,0
hrielma. hnv hi mnnri nrnvadcH
Christmas buying mood prevaded
the slock market lale Friday as a
rallv hv Industrials bnosted the i
v-" ,
ojume mr me nay was fsh-
mated at around 2,200.000 shares
day
VOOH C.KTS CIUNNKL 11
WASHINGTON - Television
v..-...,,. .0
m Rnv fin. hv ihp rnmmnnl
cations Commission,
Th. FCC announced Thursday
it is making the assignment to
Coos Bay by substituting channel
19 for channel 11 at Yreka City,
Calif.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COMPLETE RESORT. So. W
Ore, Lodfie, 3 mdrn. cabins, trailer
.pace & an acrea iana. cop. tour
st toot. Priced to lell lmmed.
Dept. 2304S.
GROCERY. No. W
Oreaon.
Klnt. nrofit Dirt lire
Ideal Ji
Well-estiihl. Val. H.E. wlvnfl
rlrs. nc . Comnl. eouip. priced
owl Terma. Dept. 23664.
GROCERY ft SVC ST A., N W
Ore. Well-eatabl. Gd. loc. Futl-
ouipt. Unlimited poienuai. uepi.
WMLSE. CONCESSION SUP-
PL IKS & EQPT. K. Cen. Wash.
Idenl ecu, lnc! Tup fraeh., arcts
HMJ.OOO groaf. Opptyt Dept 23S79.
RESTAURANT. W. Cen. Ore
Oil. pr.-ntf . Ideal Inc. Compt
equip. Well-establ. F.P.: $14,000
Ucpl. 2.10U1.
ELECTRONIC MFG., CO., Loa
AiiKi'les. Calif. Mfra. qual. nole-
loidS lor weil-eilROi. irwuc. mrni
Gd proliti. 1'riceu ngrii.
ept. 2:i,03.
ICE CREAM Mr'GR. ft CAFE.
Se.ittlc, Wash. Ideal lor Compl
'iuip. 10. proini. iTireu iw .
OISl'LAY EOUtl'MKNT MKGR
M. Ct-ii. Citil. Nationally -know r
n mini Is. OutstindinK repulaltri
In. In ill's iiiugiti- iiiaimrquin. I'u
pLii'iUmr. rncrn t1
.il Te
l).-pt.
health roon uistr . ore
ld-.il l"i . A'K. 21 per cent lie
in.ihi! All einiip. kncl Mnt. acc'ti
I'lidiiTiccd. Uept. 237&S.
APPLIANCE ft SPORT COS
No. E. Waiih Ide.il cen ln. I".-
All facil ft deliv. quip. i.d
piofits. J'rtced rifht. Dept. 237!'
At 'TO. ft TRUCK, SALES I
SERVICE. N E. 1I1A. Leading
lr.inrhi.iei: Chrvsler: Plymouth
International Truck. Extensive
eouip Uted Car lot available
Owner retiring;. Dept. 2.1S04.
FEED ft SEED STORE. W. Cen
Oie Gr. f.ST.517 annually! Idea
rural lor. vai. h.c. inci. uv
ret. Dept. 1W05.
WHI.SE OPTICAL CO.
Framiico yr. landmark! Bit
nrntUd A I arela. Xlnl loe. Lnmpl
-nni A marh. Lifetime oppty
Dept. J.tMS.
FOOD CATERING SERVICE
No Weitein C.illf. Xlnt hunme1
'itc.ilitm Modern equip New hide
I'kK. lot Opplv! Dept. 2.UWIH.
MII.t.WOHK ft CAR1NET PRO
1)1 v LION S.W. NC'. l.M.lt
A opnlv for expansion. Owner
I1'!'! lntnets. Xlnt. buy! Depi
-.1.
MOTEL. SO. E. IDAHO V
e.:u.:ipi-d ft Milt. 'C 16 Unit
iivinic m" .'ft era. Owner retlrinjt
Deri 2-1' Ui.
FAftM MACHINERY. Sales
Svie. S. Cen. Idaho Top profits
Xlnt I.k- A I d-.ilerahlp!. Money
nuking oppl1 Dept. 2AMI.
HARDWARE STORE. NO EAST
un i'ai if We il cMihi . nt. i
A rood profit Poh-niul unlimited
Xlnt. bu ! Dept. IMfliZ.
SALES AND RENTAUS. Cen
Calif. Chain iiwi, mower I
tor etc La. land tract
Wiitv X'H. profit oppty ! Dept
TWH:, Cent W
Vol He
i id r"'
:vn en- e SIT OOO e'.i i
frr-r
eer It .-e Or;M ' Dept
MTER MARK E V N f ORE
'Jet i emplefe li'i f-(f
ene ive t eu Well eou'PWl
gi'M inronie AH Rei! Eitjie
Owner ether Interests. Dept. 2.tf34
Pit MFGR , W Cent Ca!l'
Xint acrti 70 per cent retail
K l ioe Compl. eqpt. Investigate
iepi iwi.
MOTV L Cent W. Calif Re-n
ton t Mam hwv. lor All ne
Ti'-dern. A delus. Manv axtr
X!-it arc re'aM A-I t
",'"pl. eqnpt. !nvettatel Dpt
CHAS. FORD ft ASSOC.
. Hi' " R' AMfe'ei
In:
Death Takes
Earl Jaeger
O i
Earl J. Jaeger, 33, died Thurs-
day in a Salem Hospital after an
illness of less than a year. Serv-
ice, wiU be held Saturday at 2:30
p.m. jn tne Virgil T. Golden
Cnape wi,n Hev Wayne A.
Greene officiating. I
Ritualistic services will be held !
lby Salem Lode A F- 1 A M-
Jaeger, an employe of the First
National Bank for nearly ten
years, was a resident of 365 W.
Madrona. He was born in October,
IZ';' ,r ; c-.-l'made her home in Polk county,
hVJh hnnl "'"".living in Rickreall from 1878 to i
" ....
. J1,f r""1 " l0rmer Ba" I
kar. Becker in 1944.
..... ,
I.." "LZ? 1
7 , ,
branch of the Navy and partici-
I"". " rrontei
diver.
His position at First National 'Portland, Solomon C. Walker,
was assistant cashier in the install-, Bu" "! Jack A. Walker, Rick-ment-credit
loan department. He rca": nine grandchildren and ten
was a rifle Instructor in the Sa- great-grandchildren,
lem Ontimisi rlnh and was mem. I Funeral services will be held at
ber of Salem Lodge 4 of the !
Masons.
.,
Wi'e;
lunula H11.1UUC ins wile;
daiizhtors Chervl and Denise'
udiigniers, t-neryi ana uenise.
son, Jon; and mother,
, Mrs. Edith,
hnm, all nl Colon. ntkM.
Fd fj Ja(!j!cr Dajlas and car;
ence rj ja(.ger Corvallij
' ' '
H71"I
I I"C Y 1 1 1 1 ClIMC
I'll o IT llllttllio
Rites Pending
Funeral services were pending
Friday at the Howell-Edwards
Funeral Home for Mrs. Martha
Williams, 85, 4035 State St., who
Wednesday In a Salem hospi
... ... ... . .. . p
" " " ..u. H..w-n.
Mrs. Williams was born July 12,
1871, at Houston. Mo. She married
A. D.
1 r.
trillion u.-oi mn:.
ttiinams at west l lains,
chM .O t n23
, ' ney came 10 uregon in l.MB
and made their home in Ihe Lib-
"". ""'" m me rour couniy whpre ne is wanted'
sr." mr:"b zJkzjs check charge -
church.
. . - ,
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Eula Green, Pea Ridce. Ark.:
Mrs. Myrtle Hobertsnn, Raymond,
Wn.h Mm Aannm D.h,nn
Mrs. Lillie Miller, and Mrs. Vai
Kea nscner, all of Salem: three
sons, Jeff, Hugh, and Palmer Wil-
. ' . ' , i
and 32 great grandchildren.
(was
and all
thank,
pleasure
greeting
came . .
question
and from
bookkeepers,
knew,
to you.
loud and clear,
. . . and
Or, ta put it c9'Ser way, the peo
ple of the 74 jloiewide bonking
effites of The firjt National Bank
of Portlond wish you and youri a
very merry Christmas and o happy,
prosperous New Year!
?,lrs. Ora Smith
Dies at Home of
daughter in city i
Mrs. Ora Priscilla Walker
Smith. 78. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Mary L. Siefarth,
Salem, Thursday afternoon. I
She was born in Oak Grove,
Polk county, January 27, 1878, the
daughter of Polk county pioneers,
Solomon and Anna Crowley. Mrs.
Smith was married May 11, 1898
. to Archibald A. Walker at Mon
mouth. He died in December, 1916.
In 1929 she was married to Lee
Smith in Salem. He died the year
following.
Most of her life, Mrs. Smith had
1929 when she moved to Dallas
" "sided until 1944.
.u . u. i...
" ""!
".J V .... . - . .k.
L , .7 , M" Mut'
Calvary Baptist church of Salem.
one is mrvivra oy iwo oaugn-
three sons, Robert H. Walker,
1:30 P m- Saturday, Dec. 22, in the
Hoiiman funeral cnapei m Dallas.
The Rev Berkeley Ormand Sa-
. . ii' -L.V.
,, , :,,
lem' w,u 0I"clale- interment will
. , r. rj;i,oii
...
Jail Sentence Is
Given W. R. Myers
DALLAS (Special) Billy Ray
Myers, 25, Monmouth, was sen-
tenced to a year in the Polk county
tail nnrl fjnrtrl slOO when he arj-
jail ana linea J10U wnen ne P -
peared before Justice of the Peace
Elmer Cook and pleaded guilty to
a phnroa nf nhtainino mnnnv on.
a charge ot obtaining money un -
der false pretenses.
Mvpr wns hrnuffht hack from
Myers was Drougm Dacn irom
The Dalles to answer to the Check
charge which involved upwards of
e.onn Pn k niintv nfflcin cflirl
I Later the sentence was modified ,
i hv the pnnrt tn nlnce Mvers nn1
rhatinn for five vears and irive
him . stmal nf
" -" w
' . ' . . . .
the fine and two vears in which
"w J"1?" """"
checks he SSUed.
chPCkS he issued.
Myers is held for Hood River
uintci s sam.
MADRAS TV OKAYED
WASHINGTON Iff - Jefferson
County Television Inc. received
..tt.nruni;nn fm iu- rn..,.ni
cations Commission Thursday to
operate a channel 74 TV trans-
lator station at Madras, Ore. I
j I
programs of KOIN-TV, Portland. I
the night
through the bank,
were asking just whom
for
making
and joy,
each man
I TO -.
hen out in the lobby, loan officers
. and typists
the same. From offices, vaults,
trust department
gn seventy-four branches
that they had a message
And so they all
a Happy
iy j I
'Frank G. Block
Rites Saturday
J
Services will be held Saturday
at 1:30 p.m. in the Howell-Edwards
Chapel for Frank George Block,
20-year-old Salem man who died
ihursuay following a lingering ill
ness. The Rev. Harold Grindal will of
ficiate and concluding services
will be held in Forest City, Iowa.
Block, a 1955 graduate of Ore-' ElmB R W)lFr
gon Technical Institute in Klam-1 Late resident of 2849 Bluff St.. 3a
ath Falls, was born Aug. 16, 1936, "". . FV vived by
i ,, . daughter, Mrs. Elma Hickman, 3a-
in Forest City, Iowa. He is the son . iem Mn. Iva Kilpatrick. Salem. Mrs.
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Block, 340 , Dorothy Crosslin. Ashland. Shirley
V ' Wachtnntnn 'Gilbert. Ashland, Mrs. Verna Wen-
t,, wasnmgion. t onrfn- ann. nu.ii wiuv
The family moved to Gervais
about six years ago and to Salem
about a year ago. His parents
operate an apartment house.
He underwent brain surgery a
year ago for a brain tumor.
Block was a member of the Cen
tral Lutheran Church.
Survivors besides the parents in
clude a sister, Mrs. Frank Grat
singer Jr., of Gervais.
Deaths
Frank George Block:
At the residence of 340 X. Waih.
ue"m?r i",n. al Ine "fe
?.' 20 SrvlvedPy, P"rntl.
Ingtnn St., December 20th at the age
Mr. and Mrs l,eorge Block, salem.
sister. Mrs. Frank Gratslnger. Ger-
al, Mernbet , ,h. Centrai Luth-
"in tnuicn. services win DC neia t tw. .
Saturday December 22nd at 1:30 "' ;'""'"? , .,
p m. In the Chapel of the Howell- , ,c"1,h0,!p''f' 'mb' 'L1'
Edwards Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Lata resident of ?2M Center St.. Sa
Orlndal will officiate. Concluding "T- Survived by husband. Charles
services will be In Forrest City. Johnson. Salem, daughter. Mrs. Bll-
towa.
Earl 1. jaeger
I Late resident of 365 W. Madrona.
Salem, at a local hospital, December
,,,h, 'survived bv w-ife. Mra. Bar-
, bar, j,eger. Salem, daughter. Miss
Cheryl Jaeger Dcnise Jaeger, both
'Salem; son, Jon Jaeger, Salem;
, mothw M Edlln Ja.g.r, Saitm; ,
I brothers. Fred C. Jaeger, Dallaa,
Ore., Clarance Ft. Jaeger, Corvallis, ,
Qrt Servl(,,f wl be fleld Sllurdty;
December 22. at 2 30 p.m. in the
Chapel of the Virgil T. Golden Co. ,
nu.. n ,.nn j ll,M.,it
A. M., Rev. Wayne
Green officiating,
Andrew Kletl
. At San Francisco. Calif.. Decern
b-r 17 services
er 17. services win he neia r-riaay.
December 28 at 2 00 n.m. in the
,ptonV.,,rilCem,?e'r,yd.CnRi?ut,:
..li.tle ..rule, hv H p n f H. ssa
allstic services by B.P.O.E. No. 336.
salem.
- r:, , se.,,
ton, December 19th. Survived by
wife. Mrs. Betty Sykes, Seattle,
daughter. Mix. Henry DeLong, Sa-
EE. ",Lri, . V... Ti,
he held at the City View Cemetery
Monaay, uecemner zttn at 10:110 a n
Monday, December 24th at 10:00 a m.
L7v,ce?' th'dleW'Vh'e
t - iougn - uarncK cnapei.
Eleanor Trlndle
At a local hospital. December 30th.
Late resident of 196 s. commercial
before Christmas,
the tellers
they should
their year
1956
while meeting and
or boy.
and clerks
the managers
to
sang
Wb
in tones
"Merry Christmas
New Year!"
SAliM BRANCH
FEfcST NATIONAL BANK
f" OF 0TIMD
UTS KM QfCM TOMTMS
ISt.. Salem. Survived by mother, Mn.
I William Trindte, Salem; brother, Wil
liam Trindie jr.. worm powaer, ure.;
liter, Mrs. Helen Reltzer, Portland;
aunti. Mra. Leone Goo kins. Mrs.
Mildred Klttelson. both of Salem,
Mn. Ethel Rucker. San Francisco,
Calif., Mra. A. Lee Golden. Berkeley,
Calif., Mra. Frank Wood. Carpentena,
Calif., Mra. Frank Rodgen, Amea,
IT-a; uncle, W. C Jones, Baker, Ore.
Services will be held Saturday, De
cember 22nd at 3:00 P.M. In the
C ha Del of the Clouah-Barrick Fun
eral Home. Interment. City View
Cemetery. Dr. Brooks H. Moore will
officiate. Family request that In lieu
of flowers contributions be made to
Medical Research Foundation of Ore
gon at U. of O. Medical School at
Portland, Ore. Casket will be open to
friends at the Clough-Barrick Cha-
'pi until 2:oo p.m. Saturday.
Vancouver, wasn.. May wney. -asue
Rock. Wash.. Worth Wiley. Dayton,
James Wiley. Everett. Wash.: sisters.
Mrs. Dollle Cassidy. MUwaukie, ore.,
Mrs. Ethel Sanderson. Dayton. Sev
eral grandchildren and great-grandchildren
also survive. Services will
be held Saturday, December 22, at
1:00 p.m. In the Chapel of the
Clough - Barrick Co. Dr. Wayne
Greene will officiate. Interment,
Belcrest Memorial Park.
Martha Williams
Late resident of 1246 Center St.,
in a local hospital December 19th
at the age of 85 years. Survived by
sons. Hugh and Jeff Williams of Sa
lem, Palmer Williams. Salem: daugh
ters, Mrs. Agnes Robertson, Salem,
and Mrs. Myrtle Robertson of Ray
mond, Washington. Mrs. Eula Greene
of Pea Ridge. Arkansas. Twenty five
grandchildren and 3Z great grano-
children. Mrs. Williams Is a member
of the Baptist Church. Announcement
oi me Dapiisi unurcn. Annuuncruicn
0( ,vlces will be made later by
uwi.rdu,. s-n.Pai rh.nef.
-.- r
,i"c r"' j'A' ;,'
I W. C. Tremblay, Grants' Pass,' Ore.,
trum. Gresham. Ore. Services will be
held Wednesday. December 26th at
2:0O P.M. In the Chapel of the Virgil
t. Golden Co.
Walter L. Tooze:
At the residence of 1755 Hlo Vista.
Salem, December 21st. Survived by
wife, Mrs. Helen J. Tooze, 5a!em.
shpm.t h., been made to Portland.
Ore., for services and Interment, by
the Virgil T. Golden Co.
George Lorick
Late resident of 2600 Center St..
at the age of 84 years. Announcement
of services will be made later by
the W. T. Rlgdon Co.
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of All Rinds. Trusses.
Abdominal Supports,
Elastic Hosiery Expert
Fitters Private Fitting
Rooms
"Ask Vour Doctor"
Capital Drug Store
405 State Street
Corner of Liberty
)Jm Green Stamps
one of
, their
carry
to all
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
Too Late to Classify
MUST lell equity 1953 Mercury
Monterey hardtop. Sharp in
alde and out. KM 2-483-
UNFURN. 3 bdrms.. bsmt.. aaw
duat heat. WO. &60 N. 5th.
CUTE, clean Court apt. turn.
J40. EM 4-5442 or EM 2-0817.
RESPONSIBLE couple interest
ed In managing a p t a. or
courta, in aiem or Albany
area. References urn. Ph.
EM 2-4425.
COLLEGE atudent desires job
during Christmas Vacation.
EM 2-5112.
USED 3 ft. Safe 140. 105 N.
High St. EM 3-3556.
PLASTIC seat covers. $10. '53
& '54 Chev. 2 dr. Misc. elec.
train equip. 17" GE TV. EM
4-8749.
26" BOY'S bike, good cond. &
paint. 1065 Kapphahn. EM
3-8361.
'56 ZENITH elec. range A- refrlg.
brand new. Both for S2T5. EM
3-5591 atter 5 p.m.
GERMAN brown short haired
puppies. 8 wks. EM 4-4883.
Small Christmas puppies.
Ph.EM 2-3186.
2 REG. Jersey's freshen Feb. St
March, 1175. Dallas MA 3-2719.
LOST: 15" tire, tube St wheel.
Reward. Contact Jay Hawk
Trailer Sales, EM 3-8043.
300 Personal
312 Lett ond Found
BLACK cocker spaniel, 5 mo.
old pup, white on throat.
"Cuddle'', 400 S. 19th.
LOST: 2 black, white & tan
spotted Fox Hounds. 1 male &
1 fern. In Keizer Dlst. Both
wearing Identification tags
with the following info. W. C.
Wilson. 3620 N.E. 162nd, Port
land 20. Ore. Ph. AL 3-4792.
Please call collect. Reward.
LOST around 2200 Blk. N. Front
small Shepherd dog, old and
partially blind. If found please
notify at 2173 N. Front.
LOST: Male Short haired Ger
man Pointer, long tail. '58 lie.
3BS8. EM 2-3383.
314 Tromportotion
WANT ride to T. B. Hospital
from W. Salem, day shift,
hare expenses. EM 4-9540.
3lO Personal
MORE people buy World Book
Entgclopedia. Why7 EM
Flowers tor all Occasions.
JARY FLORIST. EM 4-3391.
Capitol Shopping Center.
MADAM Hazel. Psychic reader,
advise on all affairs. 3785 S.
Commercial. EM 4-9265.
FOR FACTS about the Catholic
Church, write P. O. Box 6.143,
Indianapolis. Indiana. Informa
tion sent under plain cover.
No personal follow-up.
HELP I cfothnVg. shoes"! furnT
ture. toys, etc. needed NOW
for needy families. Ph. EM
4-5141 NOW or bring items to
3-11 No. Com'l St. St. Vincent
DePaul store.
ALCOHOL I C S Anonymou s group
No. 1. 2088 NConVlEM 4-2248.
ALCOHOLICS Anonvrnous. 9R8
S. Commercial. EM 2-2108, EM
2-2850.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock for Sale
7 YR. old chestnut mare, very
Jen tie with children $200. EM
5833.
SALEM Meat Co., Jocker beef,
21c. Custom killing, cutting
and wrapping, Bacon sliced
free & trailer loaned.
HUBBARD squash for stock feed
15 oe- ton in field, $7 banked
out. EM 2-2047.
GRAIN feH 'ean tvne hogs, de
livered. EM 4-7182.
403 Livestock Wanted""-
LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Ed
wards. Rt. 3. Box 809E. EM
4-1113.
CATTLE buyers 4297 State. K.
I. & H. Snethen, EM 2-134S,
EM 2-4380
CATTLE, horses, at your farm.
E.CMcCandlishEM 3-6ia9.
CATTLE buyer. A. F. Sommer,
1260 Harmony Dr. EM 4-9067.
TOP cash nrires at your place.
Ray Cozel, EM 4-3168 Collect.
405 Pets
FISH tank In mahogany cabinet
with fish Sc equipment. EM
2-3723, between 9 and 3.
"MOORE "PETS
CHIHUAHUA Puppies, also Reg.
Canaries for Christmas.
Singers. Ph. EM 2-5154
YOUNG parakeet, guaranteed to
talk. Ph. EM 2-2285.
BIRO Paradise, bird-:, tron fish,
3180 Livingston. EM 2-1812.
YOUNG parakeets, caces. feeds"
Mickey's, 3825 S. Com'l. EM
2-2755.
KFTTH'S" PUPPv"AM
5460 Center EM 2-789
Puppies all kinds. iiu a sell.
Aff noon St eves. No Sun calls
LABRADOR pups. 6 wks." EM
4-9154 after 5:30 or weekends.
HILLTOP AIREDALES have
beautiful well bred puppies
ready for Christmas. CH. Stud
service RT. 1 Box 184 Cor
valln PL 3-7562.
BEAGLE PUPS A.K.C. REG.
EM 2-4270
REG. Beagle pups" $25l 685
Boice St. EM 3-3480.
WANTED good homes for cats,
kittens and banties. EM 4-1170.
Let A
Classified Ad
Solve That
Problem
EM 4-6811
REIAX
400 Agriculture
405 Pets
MOVING forced to five away
Collie-Shepherd male dog, if
male cat. Good manners, both
love children. EM 4-823L
PUPPY LAND
REG. Springers, cockers. Toy
Fox. others $7.50. EM 2-1248.
SIAMESE KITTENS
Ph. after 5. EM 3-6711
SIAMESE KITTENS
EM 2-5167
BOXER pup, fawn color, 8 mos,
old for sale or trade on to car.
Loves children. 1 3U9 Waller.
COCKER pups Will keep till
Chrirtmas. F.'nT W-MSt cen
tral Howell. EM 4-1043.
410 Fruit & Farm Produce
ORANGES
12.49 Case any size
Ped's Produce
5230 Portland Road.
BRITE Oat Straw for sale. 30c
bale. Ph. Salem 26-F-5 or
Aumsville 4434 eves.
NICE-Franquette Walnuts, 25e
lb. Salem Emblem Shop, 147
N. Com'l.
FILBERTS and walnuts 30c lb.
2743 N. Front St
TOP quality plants for less at
Middle Grove Nursery 4920
Stlv Rd We Give SA-H Green
Stamps
"WALNUTS 30c PER LB.
EM 4-2968
WALNUTS, excel, quality, 30c.
lb.EM 4-23LT
EXTRA large franquette wal
n uts. 30c at 35c lb. EM 2-2bia.
EASTERN Oreiron Alfalfa. Ph.
davs EM 4-6432. After 6 p.m.
EM 2-2789
PASTEURIZED whole' milk, 7St
fal. Homogenized 79c. M gal.
or 40c. Cleary Dairy, EM
2-3035. '
412 Market Basket
8 T. GOOD oats hay 30 T.
Rt. 1 Box 25 Independence.
Hopville Rd. Johnson.
POTATO ES,"$ Cat S2 per 100 lbs,
Aoples, onions. I'i mi. E. s
mi. N. of Keizer school. Watch
for signs, no sales after 4 Fii.
Ac Sat. Ed Sproed.
FOR SALE: Good Clover Hay,
no calls Sat. EM 4-11S3.
414 Poultry & Rabbits
DRESSED HENS DELIVERED
EM 4-1378
BABY rabbits for Christmas'.
Also bred doe rabbits. EM
4-2422.
GRAIN fed geese, live or
dressed. Phillips Bros. EM
4-3081.
DRESSED FRYERS
Special Price. Ph. EM 4-1327
BABY" Chicks hatched yr. round'.
Special Red Roosters 5c ei.
Valley Farm Store, EM 4-4624.
BABY Chicki--for meat or eggs.
Send for free folder. Wilson's
Hatcnery, Lyons, Ore. PH.
ULrtck 8-2533.
WILD DUCKS & GEESE
fjrer at Vn? Pfi.ltr'
Rabbits.3985State.EM 4-3918.
420 Seeds & Plants
POINSETTIAS $1.98 4 up. Other
Christmas plants, cut flowers,
etc. A. Plant Greenhouses St
Florists, 1298 S. 13th. Open
Eves. St Sun.
SHOP the easy way. Give a gift
certificate from Middle Grov
Nursery. 4920 Silverton Rd. W
give S&H Green Stamps.
422 Fertilizer
PEAT Moss from chick trays. 15
sack. Valley Farm Store,
424 Farm Equipment
NEW Manure spreader, 85 bu.
Onlv $395. Regular selling
price $600. EM 4-0024.
WANTED for cash irrigation sys
tem 2,000 ft. 3 & 4 inch pipes.
Elec. pump 5 to 10 H.P. Will
buy separate parts of system
also. MA 3-3807 Dallas.
USED arc welder exc.
reas. eve. EM 3-7947.
ship
54 S C. CASE Trictor, 1 bot
tom roll -over plow. '54 Case
7-ft. mower, 3317 Hamel. EM
2-9510.
425 Auction Sales
Scotty's
AUCTION HOUSE
AND FURN CO.
4840 Center St. Salem
On Sat Dec. 22. 10 A.M. at
7 P.M. Public Auction on
Livestock, poultrv. furniture,
&; misc., 5 p. Bedroom set,
5 p. Chrome set, Daveno St
swing rocker, typewriter,
desk. S D Chest d'aw.
large Fireplace mirror. Roll
top oak desk. 2 'i'wm H"i.y
wood beds & matts., complete
Hot point Elec. range, elec.
washers, gas Homart water
healer, hot point 30 gal. elec.
water heater, floor lamps.
Wedcewood gas rpnge. T"h'
lamps, comb, record player St
radio. Box surwgs :na i.
full size, misc . tovs. bov's
24 In. bike like new. New
silk wool comforters, new
tools & misc. Shrubs, applet,
6 potatoes.
Livestock sell
2 P.M. Free drawing for
prizes, everybody welcome.
Auctioneer
Col. Ernest E Scott
Ph. EM 4 6433.
450 Merchandise
451 Household Goods
VACUUM CLEANER
Etetreln
This beautiful cleaner left on our
hands wixn ibl. (..nance, 'lane
over frr tl 25 per uk. No mon
ey diwn on approved credit.
EM 4-7102
$147.77
New 9 pc. living room group
inc. daveno. matching rocker.
2 end tables, coffee table. 2
table lamps. 2 sofa pillows.
Terms . ves. and OPEN
TONITE. Glen Wocdry. 1605
N. Summer.
SELL 1 dining rm. table & S
chairs, buffet, good ennd. $45.
After 5 p. m. EM 3-3896.
USED bunk beds. $19 50r$29 50
Glen WoMry. 1605 N. Summer
NEW 9x12 leaf tugs. $29 50. Glen
oodry, 16QS N. Summer.
TWO goed large oil circulators
one Estate Heatrola $25. one
Wards Sunliiht $20. Ph. EM
3-4706, nsg So. Com'l.
$15 00 A MONTH delivers com
piete household of furnitur
and appliances at the store.
ilh the low overhead Glen
ry . l ttN . Su mm er
LARGE Invely new-J-pc. sofa
sertionali at the low. low
price of $229 5n save $70 at
C.lenWjodyJjtY5N. Summer
NEW Simmons rollaVa$V2CT:
Nw mattre. $13 M Glea
. op!rlJsrt3 NSummer.
TWIN box sprang, inner spring
IT kraie Hollywood
bd. $39 So. Glen Woodry, 1605
. Summer.