Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 4

UJrette-Times, Corvollis. Saturday. Jufv 10. 1943! Return From Kansas Trip Fred Ireland HftM i ht. ana Airs, iiarry jb.

roner, jr. llomestedsrs lock: Over Ihi Old Works I What's Going On WRC Quilt Club to Meet IS 1 iCJJ' I'HI I Jl J. linsj I 1 Mm IV Big July 4 cuLV-Mr. and home on July ThlZ. t.

vereMr. ani MrT'n 4r. and Mi and Mrs. CarSfM porvallis. Mrw and Mrs.

Grant nd daughters ertendedTtl ewoort. and M-l Reamon and childrenand yfr rs. ere week Man a mjts and Mm. Frank A on uonald and Mai- ded the- Rodeo at ville on th Pnnu" Mr. and Mrs.

L. 1 1 toUver Creek FaHs on The Neighborly K1J met at the school liousth? July 2. Members spin! aoon quilting. Light refrSjb wereserved by the hSf. the school house again cnJ Mrs.

Bonnie Ott and wj dairy club plan an over as soon as the wK nuts. .7 Ron Ireland spent the wJ With rlnt vn ir. e.i... ouieni. CohseivaHon Vcrk Completion Urged Farmers of Benton coimf, are cooperating in the agricultt-conservation program were bp? today to follow through on indicated intensions-to rSm, 5 conservation practices and 3 tually complete the pratty or fail to meet specifications in practices they do carry- out Some farmers fail to aualifj 4 assistance because they'-didSfj derstand What was required, Ik committee doesn't want any firf er to carry out oractitas 3 find that assistance cannot be ucvauae we jjracuces iail to Be Farmers were alsq.minded their responsibility in furnishs acceptable evidence oi conserv tion practices carried out Ms slips, analysis tai or whatever is required should obtained at the time the materi is purchased or the practice es nea out, Buchanan said.

Mrs. Arnold Quigley and faml spent July 4 at the Milo Sc. home. Workmen art busy dismantling, this LSM for conversion into a warehouse at the new S90Q.00.0 orejeet being bpenbd fit Newport Four of these ships will be used to provide for loading or unloading. The company fwgl also use four LCT'a as barges, four LCI's as cargo ship.

Three concrete Liberty ships will fee jtonverted into docks and additional warehouse space, Western Siar Grange io Mh ine western itar grange will meet at tee grange halt Saturday eve ning at Taere will be a gram, and refreshments, which will be taken care of by the committees Ventura Visitor A Corvallis visitor from Ventura, California, is Airs. a. David, who has been here to visit with her father, C. H. DinwidcLe, and her sister, Mrs.

Ted Carlson. Returns From Portland Mrs. Grace Kamp has recently returned from a visit to Portland, where she went to be with her neDhew from Honolulu, Jack Killits, Jack Is the son of Mrs. G.H. Killits, Portland.

Visitors Over Fourth Visiting at tne nome or Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pugsley during the Fourth of July noiiaay were Mrs.

Eita Weston, Bakersfield, California, and Mr. ana Mrs. mti Weston, Susanvilie, cauiornia. Corvallis School Cannery Sched ule i ne corvallis School cannery will be open, beginning next week, on Monday, Wednesday and xrway, rrom a.m. until 12 noon i.wiy.iiui.

I.IU. unui i nwn. Appointments for cannula! mav be made by calling 1824 on 'weekday Attend Anniversary Celebration miss KutB Peddicord and Mrs. Mary's. Rlrer Grange Dance A Mary's Kiver Grange dance will De held Saturday night from 9 until 1, in the grange hall.

Good music and refreshments "will be afforded those attending, according to a grange report. Robert E. Bareinger. Mrs. J.

E. Graham and Mrs. Graham's nephew, Gary Connel, left Wednesday for a motor trip to Tacoma, Washington. They will visit in that city with relatives and friends un til the first of next week, when mey; wm return to. Corvallis.

i bi. r.t. county 4-H leaders, members and families are cordially invited to at- tend the annual cbunty-wide 4-H picnic, which will be held at Av- ery park on Sunday, July 11. be- ginning at 12:30 p.m. The picnic! Vuu nc vicaiu UKI I couoe furnished by the Benton county 4-u Leaders'; association.

I Art'rnoon activities will include r.HM ITsmn I tv Zu7A hSni he wddXan versarv thrir rt yersary or tneir aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. L. McKinney.

ailil HUM nuc- taide assistant professor of ana Mrs. u. K. Chambers returned Journalism. Oregon State college, recently from a holiday trip, in wiU leave Sunday for Cannon the course of which they drove to di.

i Newnort nnri frnm Viaitina Krra Fli'ohofV. I wAM-Vu J. 'Bess) Yates, a poet and writer of Vancouver, Washington, formerly of Corvallis and an OSC graduate, is a house guest at the hornd of Mrs. Charlps O. Pni-tnr Lions to Install Officers The newly organized Philomath Lions club will install its officers at a meeting at the Bar II ranch Tuesday, July 13.

Corvallis. Lions have been invited to attend the installation. Regina Mockmore Now Nurse-Completing her nurses training in Portland, where she has been for the past three years, Regina Mock-more has been in Corvallis visiting her parents, Professor and Mrs. Charles Mockmore. 1 Miss Mockmore.

will now become a nurse at the Multnomah hospital. American Legion Auxiliary Picnic Corvallis American Legion members will have picnic dinne-) Sunday, July 11 witluthe Toledo Auxiliary at Yaquina Bay State park in Newport; at 1 p. m. If the weather is doubtful Corvallis members are asked to stop at the Toledo Legion hall enroute i to Newport, and seek intructionsk Naval Reserve Unit to Meet Quilt Club of the Woman's Relief Corps will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floyd Starr, 439 South 15th Street All mem bers are invited to attend.

Returns to Work Mrs. Rich ard McReynolds, who had been ill for several days, has returned to her work as secretary to the dean oi agriculture at Oregon State col- lege. WOM Ritual Practice A ritual practice will be held for the Wom en of the Moose at 7 o'clock Mon day evening. The Uniformed unit will practice at 8 o'clock the same evening." Fishermen. Take Note An item of interest to local fishermen is that the old wooden covered bridge at Ten Mile has collapsed and lauerrinto the river, accord ing to a report made by M.

H. Bauer, mayor -of Ten Mile, p. Local Campf ire girls who returned Wednesday, from the. first camp session at Camo Kilowan are Caro-J leeM Einarsen Caroline Dmn ifrSTv.J'-8 Judy Voorblei and Donna Gregory. a u.ovii, vTiicic oust wiu uc a gutrsi of Mrs.

Charles E. Gray. Miss Lake will be accompanied by Mrs. Frank W. Fumphrey, Portland.

Macabee Picnic The nnnnal Macabea Dicnic win be hPiH nt I Champeeg Park Sunday, July 11, beginning at 10 a.m. All members are requested to contact the com mander, at 761-J, or the secretary, faturday "er noon-to arrange for transportation. Baueri Make Trio Mr and I Mrs. left today for Medford, where the will visit with their- Bruce Bauer, and his arhily. From Medford, Mr.

and Mrs. Bauer will drive on south to oan rancisco. ana will then eo to Sfllt Lake City, Utah, to visit with reauves Mi JT" a WW At a meet- ing. ine "ncom county mstorical rt was tentatively HK. iu.

I. I i'l" if iVr J-y 01 JI utm a i un ougu uncoin coun ty to study the area and its inhabi tants. Waldoori Gets New Post Office The contract for the new Wald-. MoffittVi Specifications foT completely fire-proof building of pumice blocks, tile and steel with a floor of steel and concrete. It is to De finished 120 days from the date of the contract.

Plans California Trio Alvin Meade plans to leave Monday for a trip to California. He will visit with his nephew, and niece. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Meade, in Los An- geies, ana with Mrs.

Alvin Meade, his dauehter-in-law in San Fran. cisco. He will also stay at the home or nis neice, Mrs. Ralph Beck, in Bishop. Mr.

Meade returned re- cently from an extensive trio to the rar soutnem and eastern seaboards. At the time of that trip, he journeyed down through the southern states to New Orleans, Louisiana, and up through the New England states to Maine, He returned by way of New York and Illinois. Featuring Admiral Ranges Admiral Refrigerators Admiral Radios Bendix Radios Maytag Washers Maytag Ranges Maytag Freezers Seidelhuber Water Heaters General Electric Radiant and Hot Air Furnaces Pretteline Ranges REPAIRING PARTS VrV APPLIANCE CORVALLIS, OREGON I I is a I 1 11 fntMf.n hmaam activities which can be participat- ea IjV Dotn Irnriprs and mom. d'-- ivrs. tionnie Ott, Route 2, AND CARDS TK TTn.nl TTU.liJ VHK.ll jl o'clock at laihHrWent.

Mrs. George, B. Cox, 2727 micuuam, is cnairman or tne pic-; nic committee, Mrs. Ott will be assisted by Mrs. Lois Jorgensen and Mrs.

Glenn Decker. iir 7 I (QaaeUe-Times photo) Valuable Horse Hurt In Truck Collision A valuable Palamino stallion belonging to Robert H. Jones of Philomath was injured in the collision of a stock truck and a logging truck yesterday about three miles south of Philomath on the Beaver Creek road. It was not known whether the animal could be saved. Deputy Sheriff Milo Askay reported the two trucks collided on a narrow section of the road where brush obscured the vision of both drivers.

Jones was driving one' truck involved and Curtj.s H. Peterson, Corvallis, was operating the logging truck; which belonged to the Zeller Lumber company, Peterson was cited -into justice court because his truck did not possess a permit for haulinu logs over a county road. Vital Statistics Births: x. ASHCROFT To Mr. and Mrs Bernard Ashcroft, 515 Worth 13th street, a "son;" 9 pounds; 4 1 ounce, at 11:17 a.

July 9. 'BALLARD To Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Ballard, Route 1, Monroe, a daughter, 9 pounds, 3V4 ounces, ai p. juiy 8. DERRICKSON to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derrickson.

Routo 3 Albany, a son, 8 pounds, at 7:26 p. juiy v. VENCILL To Mr. and Mrs, Robert Veneill. Mall a daughter.

6 pounds. 14Vi ounces! at ivn p. 4wy a. An abundance of snowshoe hare may mean disaster for Alaska moose. I'hey eat the same food and starve each other out Public Notice NOTICE OF FINAT, RETTT.PMT.il Notice is hcreb elron tht nn.

ifed, tiki hi Pinal Aeeannl Atmii3trtftr ol the etnt of Fred His, Ion, deceased," with the Connty Clerk Benton Conntv. 0rnn ari ih.t th. vouniy venn or laid Conntr baa fixed Monday, the 26th day of July, 1948, at the hour of ten o'elntk thrn the time, and the office of the County Judge of eaid County in the Court Keuae at Corvellia. Oregon, ai the place, for hearfng objeetiona. tf any, to aaid'Tinai Account, IVAN HIUTON, Administrator pi me Katate ot Fred Hlnton.

Deceaaed FRED McHE.VRY Attorney for Katata Cotvallia, Oregon PnMtah SB. -7Tlfl 7 U. 194S, NOTICE OP SHE BirT 'S BALE On Wedneadav the llih iHD 194H, at the hoar of 10:30 a t' at the front dor of the County Court Houae in Corraliia, Benton Connty, Ore-ron, I will aell at auction to the htsheat bidder for raah the following described real Uroperty located in Ilantnn Oregon, to-wit: oeginmnc at a nntnt a. ihm PorUand, Eugene and Eautern (now S.P, Co. Kailroad itl, aaid point-being East 24.676 chaiua and South i i.ST cbaina and South 5 32' Wet iB 'rom arthwet corner of the J.

C. Alexander L. C. No. art 12 8.

K. i In Oregon, the true point of beginning, and running thenca X. 89 44' E. 1.86 chains Io the aoutheait corner ef tract of land conveyed to Kilaa P. Taylor and wife by Book 103, Pan 281), Head Jtycorda for Benton Ctutty, Oregon, thence N.

8 S3' E. along the east Hue of aaid tiart 266.3 feet to lb corner ef tract of land conreyed to said Teyloi-e by deed recorded is Hook 105, 2,19, Mkl weorda, thence N. 45 K. along the south line of said laat mentioned Taylor Oact continuing the rourae to point en the west line of tiaet iana conveyed to a. c.

Onyer and wife by deed recorded in Hook ST P. mil uid deed point la 176 feet southerly from the northn-eat "-ne- aaid Guyar tract, thenra 8. 4 SO' W. along the west line of aaid Gayer tract 11.586 enaina. net er te a 1 iron rod on the north line ot the Bill r-t rich! of way, thenca along aaid line 8, 77 OS' W.

1.404 chains, R. 69 4V 3.684 rhsina to the aaat line of eaid railroad light of way. thenee N. JJ' E. 7.87 rhaiaa to the tine point of beginning, eoiitalniug S.9S er as, amr or less: nlao, 20 foot read rigM of war-, a aowhxated and need, axtending northerly along ine wett aide of Alvina Louise Pehler'a land la the puMie rwd.

at-eepting from aaid deeribed and aortgaged afBif a tr 4s the eerikal cnaor Ihereol conveyed to D. Hoaely Jr. deed recorded Januar f. 1R4 7 IWJ -e aide of aivu haeerda for Benton Ceante. Oretoa, ion-aaent No, SSM7.

EXCEPTINO ALHO: and younc son, ciaytoa, nave re- entty returned, from a three- weeks' motor trip. The' Forters went first to Houston, Texas, where they were called by the illness ox Airs. Porters brother, and from mere they drove to FittsDurgn, Kansas, to visit with relatives. Albany Postal Receipts HIsh Last month's postal receipts of 617.87 at the Albany post office set an all time high record for the month of June, J. F.

Howard, acting postmaster, said today. The June, 1948, total showed an in crease of $398.17 over the previous ruga Tor June, set in 1947 when postal receipts were $9,021.81, I Howard said. New Industry at aid port An industry that is new to this Dart of the coast but one that is already well developed in the valley is the manufacture of pumice blocks and allied artifacts recently established waidport by J. H. Massey and son, jonn Massey, operating unaer tne name oi western Pu mice Products at the coraer-of Mia and Commercial streets.

Former Resident Visits Hare Mrs. Benita Bauer. San Jose. Cali fornia, is visiting with her son and aaughter-in-law. Mr.

and. Mrs. George Bauer, and with her moth- wl MA w-Bower- Mr Bauer. 901 "wn vauionua Dy car WIln ner oroxner, ur. tfoger D.

Reid. Dr. Reid is hMri NaQi work in Washington, D. c. Crescent City, Califdrnia: Enroute home.

they stopped in Medford to Xisit at the home of Mf and Mrs. v. i. oiewara, wno nave been friends of the Chambers' since col- lege days at the University of In- diana. Then, stopping first at Crater Lake, Dr.

and MrsJ Cham- oers returned home Tuesday eve. ning. Zan Dickinson to Return Mr and Mrs. E. M.

Dickinson; have re- ceived word that their son, Zan, 1 1 i. i will be home, in. civilian capacity, before long. A seaman first class, Dickinson has hoen tatinnol at Bocachica Field, Florida, with the Naval nisht fiehtor nuirimn- to receive his nffininl Hhrt at Jacksonville, Florida, pects to be able to begin his rip or, 1ho has not been in CorvalUs sinoe his last leave, 21 monthsr expects to enter Oregon State college in Holiday 'Visiiow Visitintf at the home Of Mrs. Georee Hicok during the Fourth of July holiday were Mrs.

C. V. Hicok TlS jey" rbanyTiInd toliS Mrs7 ft3 SS, Vancouver. Washington. Also vis, iting at the Hicok home recently were Mr.

"and Mrs. Albert Hutch inson, la Grande. Drive From Pennsvivania Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Bechtef. of State College, Pennsylvania, and miss Anna xressler and Mrs. Wini fred Wilson, have arrived in C6r vams for a week's sit with "Mr. and Mrs. John Bechtel and small son.

Extremely hot weather was encountered nearly- all the way across the nation. The son ohn, pressman for the Gazette-Times, whom they are visiting, olans to show some of western Oregon to the motorists, the first trip here for all of them. Wreck Checked Sheriff C. N. Lilly was called out to investigate wreck which occurred at 7 A.M.

this morning at the Waucomah dairy on Highway 99-W south of Corvallis. No injuries were caused but some damage to the vehicles resulted. A truck driven by Elmer Adams, Route Monroe, and a car operated by Stanton W. Ny-strom, Washougal, were involved. Sheriff Lilly said the Adams truck attempted to make a left turn off the highway at the same time Nystrom attempted to pass it rrom tne rear.

Riverside Park is open for in spection all day Sunday. 4 miles N.E.; turn east at Agnew's Fruit Stand. Drive out, weather permit-ng. Remember, it is Still in the "ouh. pd.

adv. Wo Can Do th Complei-c Job on Any Car or Truck FRONT END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING FRAME AND AXLE STRAIGHTENING WHEEL STRAIGHTENING M. E. Woodcock SONS 1 i Baick CadiUae GMC Trucks JMH.Jad Phone 11 Return From fmafal T.I. rw with a in ts da of at to "a by as BEAVER CREEK, July ciau-Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Decker, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Bullia and Mr, and Mrs. George Ham spent the 4th of July near Creswell looking over their old homestead sites which none have seen since- they left them 20 years ago. While there they met Roy Bensen of Portland who also was a homesteader when they were there.

This was the first time any of them had been back. Don Brewster made a business trip to Portland after windows and plumbing supplies for the new house he is building. He will be gone two days. 1- Miss Gertrude Schwanke of Al-sea made a short, call a the hortw of Pat Smith last week and her visit was cut short by illness. Mra.

Clarence Hull and Mrs. George Rauchrnan went to Logs-don, Oregon last Friday to get some late strawberries. Mrs. Christina Nelson left on Tuesday for Tacoma where she wiT visit her mother Mrs. Anna Dahl for a few daysiv, Mrs.

Nelson and two daughters Doris and Helen and grandsons Gary and Freddie re cently returned from Santa Barbara, Calif orniafc where they spent ten days visiting another daughter. Bernice and family. Miss Loise Schneider and King Schneider from Newport were week end visitors at the Otto Petersen home. Mr. Schneider is farming the Petersen ranch this year.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Locke spent the 4th of July at Scio at the home of a schoolmate of Mr. Locke's, Carl Woods, formerly of Kansas. Billy Knuth left recently with the Frank Estes family for Nebraska, where they will start, their grain harvesting.

Mr. Estes purchased a combine, here and took it back to Nebraska on a truck. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ouislev and daughter Doris are leaving soon for a visit in Minnesota.

Mr. Quig-ley plans to go on to De Moines, Iowa to take his medical examina tion. He is studying to be a chiropractor. Mr. and Mrs.

RavmnnH TVs Ire and children, Nancy and Keith have gone to Heppner to visit relatives. They plan to visit a few days also at Tygh Valley where Mrs. Drake's sister, Grace lives. During their absence Mr. and Mrs.

Parmenter are keeping house for Russell. Nellie Melloy of Newport spent the week end at rthe Charlie Thompson home. Mrs. Thompson Is suffering from an attack of lumbago and has been quite ill. Dick Park is reported, sick with the measles.

Mr. and Mrs John Sherman of Camas, Washington, and Mr. and ATJCTiONEERS Earl Gillaspie AUCTIONEERS Farm Salts a Specialty Bis Auction Every Friday 1 mi South Downtown Corvallis PHONE 1030 Services Donated to Schools, Churches, and Granges 8ICYCLES PARTS REPAIRS COLUMBIA BICYCLES All kinds of Wheel Goods Bicycle Accessories Repairing on all makes. CORVALLIS BIKE SHOP US 4th Ph. 367-W ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS fc DEALERS Bennett Electric Electrical Contractor Residential, Industrial Conunwrdal Wiring Maintenance and Repair Local 4 Rural Lighting Fixtsxat Service!" Appliances 111 N.

2nd Phone I4S0 CarenUfcv Oragoai i lie Contractor Dealer Wiring of all Kinds 408 Madison Ph. 1374 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Deoh's Electric RL Corvallis WIRING OF. ALL KINDS Phone S60 REX RAMEY WIRING and REPAIRS (10 Washington Phone 1288-R INSURANCE NEW LOCATION Benton Hotel, 110 S. 4th St. HOLLENBECK INSURANCE SERVICE Cecil Barket Jaek 0Connar tKsuREvWrrrt NEW YORK LIFE InittrtBCoCoinpeer ARTHUR E.

YOUNT' Special Agent 221 Rennie Bld. Phone 1498 JtKa. PHDh'I ttgft-U BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL mf i j-f" Moose 10 Picnic Members of Corvallis Moose lodge and their families will hold their an nual picnic at Awry park on Sun-lay August 8, Governor Chester jtnw sum tocay. Going Soul'a Miss Lois Cook. of the.

Western Union Telegraph office, and her sister, Phyllis, are leaving tonight by train for, Los Angeles, California. They plan oe gone tnree weeks. Friendship Committee to Meet The Friendship committee of the Women of the Moose will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Leda Fischer, 012 onn street. Federated Churches Picnic The annual family, picnic of the Federated Churches will be held on the church lawn following morning worsmp Sunday.

June 11 Tn case of inclement weather, the picnic, wm be held Education Hall. All members and friends of the church are welcome to attend. Auxiliary Board, Meeting The regular meeting of the board pf tne Corvallis Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday night at 8 the home of the presi ct Jackson street. All present and incoming ooara memDers are urged to be present. Monrce Lawn Party The adult Bible class of the Monroe MethO' dist church is putting on a com' munity lawn party on the parson age grounds next Tuesday eve ning.

Everyone is invited. There will be a potluck supper. Persons attending should bring table ser vice: for the family. In case of ram, the party will be held in the church. What's Your Fancy? 1 11-.

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There will be a dis cussion concerning the July 25-August 12 reserve cruise. Fourteen men from Corvallis will be sent on this cruise, which will include voyage to Honolulu aboard! reserve destroyer escorts of the Pacific fleet. I Executive Board Meeting The Corvallis Council of Churchwo-men will hold their executive board meeting in the parlor of Jtge Federated Churches July 13, at 10 o'clock in the mn-, ing. Mrs. Necia Buck, memberpf the stdte council, will speak! the coming World Council L'qf Churches, which will be held ija Amsterdam, Holland, beginning August 12.

Any interested perr, sons are incited to attend ttfe Tuesday meeting. Peavy Inspects Reforeslalion Project During the past week Mayor Gecrge w. Peavy has been Olympia and Shelton, Washing ton, and nearby lumber sections inspecting the Simpson Lumber company's reforestation projects, which are claimed a model for other companies to follow in the Pacific Northwest. Mayor Peavy president of Forest Conservation Incorporated, for Oregon, com posed of logsers and sawmill men who are interested in a sustained yield for the next 100 years, or more. Returns From Vacation in Cana Betty Lynd Thorn; son, asso ciate protesor of women physical education, Oregon State college, returned recently rrom a three weeks' vacation in Victoria, B.

C. and Orcas Island. Bobby John Armstrong. neDhew of Miss Thompson, accompanied her on the motor trip to Victoria, where they stayed two weeks. Their last week vacationine was scent at Orcas Island, where they were located the Madroha Inn.

Miss Marian James, Victoria, returned to Cor vallis with Miss Thompson and. young Bobby. Miss James win remain here for some time, as a houo guest of Miss Thompson. Corvallii People Invited to San, Francisco sSan Francisco is co- ng to "break loose with tbft biE- Sest celebration cr her history! next October 2d to the 25th)V ac cording to that city's Mayor, El8" mer Kooinson, in a news item the Gajtette-Times. It-will be continuous round of festivities" commemoration of the disco wy of San Francisco Bay in 1709 Don Caspar de first observance of that histjoiic event in 35 years, It wM be known the Portola Festival and There's everything from the proverbial A to loard In, the entertainment line on the pr jram, promises an official ncuncemcnt.

This includes L'twi -wrades, deliberately planned to be ihe biKgest and most claboratf oiocessions ever attempted in tiit city by the Gordon Gats. Or i these, a night parade on October 23. will be a daizling electrical fair. promising innovation in spectacular illuminatUm effects. MORTUARY DeMOSS YOUNGBLtM FUNERAL HOME Madison St.

Phone 45 at 8th CorvaE WARNER Mc HENRY I Funeral Home (Successor to Keeney Funeral Hortw Fifth and Jackson Sts. Phone 106 Corvallii PAINTING "If you're in.the doghou, let us point it. Odom and Baync Phone 692-M or 332-M SEE BILL JACKSON for- Painting Paper Hanging Free Estimates 410-J or 26F13 747 N. tttx PLUMBING PLUMBING CO) CONTRACTING fc REPAIR; Shoo Phone 515-W Res. IB 414 S.

Uth RADIO SALES AND SERYICS KIENLE MUSIC CO. W. 142 S. 2nd KIENLE. Prop.

Phone I STOVE AND BURNER OlWj WAUCOMAH OIL CU Stove' and Burner Oils OIL STOVES STORAGE TANKS WE DELIVER Phone 151- STORAGE AND MOVS Corvallis Transfer Co. MOVING end STORAvt HOUSEHOLD GOODS CTTtgon-Wsihington-CaUifors I WELL DRILLING WATER WELL DRILLING Have pUnfy of aaf Set Shafer fotJfOU' well drilling. A. Shafer Phna Box 147 Fho MARSHALL STRAWBERRIES Pick Your Own Berries 15c lb. IN YOUR CONTAINERS GIBSON BULB FARM i LOGSDON, ORlGON 21 trat emeeyed la First Federal 6aeiag end Loan Association he deed recorded Mae 20, 148 la book 123.

at page 417 af mid deed record, and tract conveyed to Henry (Mien et deed receded May 13,104 in book at page 837 of aid deed records. Said sale Is asad ander exec it inn Isavax ent tke Clreuil CoaH ef the Slate of Oregon far the Ceaiity Bmtoa, to ma directed in. the rase af 8. Traek. plaint-itt.

vs. lite, and Carl Oallaker aVV Oallabar Welding Coaspsay. ('. K. Lilly, sheriff of Benton County, Oregon.

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