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RUMMAGE SKEEDED
The Salem Chin-Up club Fri
day issued ian appeal for con
tributions oi free rummage for
sale at its store, 1275 N. Church
St., to needy! families of Marion
county. Clotihing and noveitifs
are especially '.needed, the deb
stressed. Most of the clothing is
sold at low cost to families on
welfare rolls. Persons unable to
deliver rummage to the store have
been asked to call 3-3018.
Ralph Maddy, formerly connect
ed with the Stewart Realty Co.,
now with - Ohmart & Calaba.
Bialtors, C77 Court, St., Salem,
Oregon.
tMlSS WINDECKER INITIATED;
Lola Mae Windecker of Salem
was initiated into Alpha Tad
Delta, national nursing honorary
society, last week at the Univer
sity of Portland's college pf nurs
ing. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Windecker,
Salem route 2.
2 Orchestras tonite at Club Com
bo! Glenn Woodry's Band, ao the
Earl Whitney trio!
NORTH SALEM KIWANIS
The Oregon- state traffic depig
ment will present a program at
the Monday noon meeting of the
"North Salem Kiwanis club in the
Lion's den. At last Monday's
mooting Elmo Lindhblm and Hph
ry Torvend were nominated for
election to the board of directors.
Air conditioners-for home, office,
store. Judson's, 279 N. Com'l.
We have some more fryer tur
keys at 45c lb. 4375 Silverton Rd.
Ph. 2C128.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent dividend 2Vi. See First
ii'iici.ii oa villus rlsl- - t-uu-
' erty Phone 3-494L,
Get your frozen fooa lockers now
at Marvin Lewis Cold Storage. W.
end of bridge.
SAMUEL AT CRETE"
Calvin Ernest Samuel, cox
swain, USN, is scheduled to visit
on the island of Crete July 16 as
a crew member' aboard the de
stroyer tender USS Yellowstone.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Samuel, 480 S. 20th st.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
BUS COMPANY FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate as North Santiam Trans
portation company with offices in
Salem was filed with the Marion
county clerk Friday by Dalton W.
Ilershey, Salem route 9. '
The Mclodairs are playing at the
Burgandy rloom. Shattuc's Chat
eau nitely.
fkjui'ty, F. H. A., finance all mod.
2 B. R. home, Choice location.
Approx. $2200 required. Owner.
Ph. 3-1727,
SP Train Features Swivel Seats in Parlor Car
EVANS FINED $159
Albert J. Evans. 1360 N. Cot
t8ge st., jw-as fined $150 in, muni
cipal court Friday on a charpe
of reckless driving, liquor i;i
S volved. He was arrested Thursday
niht at North Cottage ktv
G?ihes sreet. A woman pushir
a baby carriage narrowly escape?
being struck ? by the car Evan
drove, according to a city politi
report. Tivo other cars were forc
ed to the curb to avoid Evans'
auto, the report said.
Shattuc's Chateau-Salem's unique .
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CITY LANDS TAXABLE
Real iproperty of municipal
corporations held by taxable per-;
sons under lease executed prior
to July 5, 1947, is subject to ad
valorem f taxation for the fiscal
year 194(9-50! Attorney General
George Neuner ruled here Fri
day. The opinion was requested
by the state tax commission.
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Salem's Unique dining club. Shat
tuc's Chateau,
FIVE PERMITS LISTED
Building permits issued at the j
city halli Friday included F. M.
Guerin, dwelling at 440 Ben Vista
dr., $10,000; Donald F. Weber,
dwelling and garage at 2205 Carl
ton way!, $7,000: C. E. Bigler,
garage at 1630 Grant st., ,$740:
Harvey sMitcpell, alte- nver,
at 2270 ! Claude St., $1,900; and
E. T. Armstrong, renair dwelling
at 575 Ni.Mtht st., $1,000.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large? or tdo small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster D. at 4 Corners, P. 2-1322
FIRM CHANGES HANDS
Certificate Of assumed business
name as Standard Cleaners and
Dyers. $62 N. Commercial st., i
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Friday by Joseph H. and
Nellie E,j O'Shea. Gordon P. and
Barbara Jean Keith filed notice
of retirement from the firm.
Old time' dance tonite 259 Court.
ROOF FRE REPORTED
Fire 'of undetermined cause
burned part of the roof from the
Ralph O. Sickels residence, 1325
Waller St., about 2 p.m. Friday.
Damage was confined to the roof
and ceiling, according to the occu
pants. Road oiling, call Tweedie, 2-4151
or 3-5769.
Karakul Karpet It's new, It's re
versible, it's 100 irgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364.
HAZEL EBNER RETIRES
Certificate of assumed business
name as Ebner's Park 'N Market
was filed; with the Marion county
clerk Friday; by Maurice Ebner,
3025 Garden; rd. Hazel Ebner
filed notice of retirement from
the assumed t business name for
the firm.
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Gleaminr fixtures, quiet colors and large photomurals in the Southern Pacific's new streamliner train,
the Shasta Daylight, brought forth many admiring comments from Salem visitors to the train here
yesterday afternoon. Above are Mrs. L. G. Allen and her two sons. Lawrence, 11, and Frederick, 10,
of Dallas, lookinr at the luxurious swivel chairs in the club car. The new train will feature new low
fare, 15-hour service between Portland and San Francisco. (Statesman photo.) (Story on page one).
Twenty-six candidates from Sa
lem are expected to take the state
(bar examinations at the state
i capitol next Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Two from west Salem
also are included in 'the list of
138 applicants. ,
Portland heads the list with 49
'slated to take the examinations.
and 19 will come from Eugene.
Also represented will be New
York, Massachusetts, Illinois,
Iowa, Colorado, Idaho, California
and Washington.
The Salem candidates are Har
old W. Adams, jr., 883 Bellevue
St.; Donald L. Alderton, 940 D St.;
Walter J. Apley, 815 Ford St.;
Martin A. Barstad. 2376 Fair
grounds rd.; Kenneth E, Brown,
738 N. Cottage St.; Vernon L.
Burda, 570 N. Winter st.; James
V. Collins, 625 N. 15th st.; George
E. Fell, 1036 Howard st.; Orval
O. Hager, jr.;I335 Lee St.; Russell
M. Helterline, 1582 Court .st.; Lor
en D, Hicks, Salem route 8, box
358; Allen C. Lunt, 1605 S. Sum
mer St.; Frank C. McKinney, 1810
Mill st; Henry C. Matson, 4085
Cherry ave., John D. Nichols, Sa
lem route 8, box 207; Clifford B.
Olson, Salem route 3. box 983 A;
Gerald D. Quillan, 1192 S. 16ttv
St.; Robert E. Ratcliffe, 910 Oak
St.; William E. Ryan. 144 W.
Miller St.; George MacLennan
Thm SkrUsmcm. Salem. Oregon. Saturday. July 9. 1943 i
Sennatt, 1720 Cross st; Val Dare
Sloper. 241 N. Liberty st ; Richard
H. Spooner, 1739 Market st; Jack
W. Stanley, 2170 N. 34th st: John
W. Stortz, 2376 Fairgrounds rd.;
Clarence R. Wicks. 227 S. Winter
st; and Stuart F. Wylde, 1310 N.
Summer st
West Salem candidates are
Richard H. Allen, 519 Kingwood
d.r, and Alex Leon Parks, 773
Gerth ave.
Woman Found
Dead in Home
At Lebanon
LEBANON, July 8-(Spccial)-Mrs
Neil Rambo, about 50, was
found dead in her home here on
South Grove street Thursday night
local police reported today.
irn tmty Coicner Glenn
Hu r placed the Ime of death
a' Tuesday night. Probable cause
of death, he said, was a heart
attack. Chief of Police CUlf Price
made the investigation.
The woman's body was discov
ered when she failed to t turn
laundry to the Town Tven here.
Mrs Rambo took in washing She
called for laundry fs at he ravtrn
Tucscay and promised to have it
done by Wednesday.
Funeral arrangements are await
ing the return from Co-s Bay of
her ex-husband, Ivan Rambo. She
had no known relatives living near
here.
Unemployed
Seamen Face "
Delay in Pay
Unemployment claims from for
mer employes of ships connected
with the war-shirt ing administra
tion will continue to be accepted
by the Oregon unemployment com
pensation commisMfin bu no pay
ment for the new benefit jyeer will
be made until congirsf approve
the 1949-50 appropriation
These instructions; were sent out
Friday to 26 local f fipioyment of
fices by Administrator Silas Gal
ser following advice frotn Wash
ington. D. C. regarding extension
of the program. For thelpast two
years payments hai'e been mad
to unemployed seamen s under a
co-operative agreement ' between,
the war shipping administration
and state agencies. I
"As 4 the appropriations ceased
as of June 30, we were forced
to discontinue these benefits",
Gaiser explained. He said in most
cases, however, discharged sea
men have state wage credits in
1948 and are eligible tor benefits
for the year that started last July
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INDUSTRIAL FATALITIES
Two fatalities. 774 industrial ac
cidents and eight claims for oc
cupational disease benefits wert
reported to the stall Industrial ac
cident commission during; the wee
ended July 7. j
Ralph Maddy, formerly connect
ed with the Stewart Realty Co.,
now with Ohmart & Calaba,
Realtors, 477 Court, St., Salem,
Oregon.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express 'our appre
ciation for the beautiful flowers,
cards and other acts of kindness
shown us before and after the
death of our husband and father.
Mrs. Blanche Walcher, j
C. N. Stevenson family,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Watcher
Appreciation lor
Prizes
Between 200 and 300 people
entoyed the 4th of July picnic
held by the Sidney-Talbot
communities at the Henry Tur
nidge grove. A covered dish
luncheon was served at noon
followed by races, a rodeo, and
water sports in the afternoon.
Pop and ice cream were sold
throughout the day?
Resuul of the contests, spon
sored by several Salem busi
ness firms, were as - follows:
Valley Tractor Co. foot race,
boys 10, 11 & 12 yrs., Leroy
Jones; Salem Seed & Imple
ment foot race, girls 10, 11 &
12 yrs., Montana Franz; Valley
Tractor Co. foot race, boys 7,
8 8c 9 yrs., Robert Irwin; Bram
ble Hardware fobt race, girls 7,
8 & 9 yrs. Shirley Sullens;
Bramble Hdwe, foot race, boys
13, J4 & 15 yrs.. Smith Sullens;
Goodrich Stores foot race, girls
13, 14 & 15 yrs., Ernestine
Lambert; Ore. Farmers Union
foot race, men over 16, Don
Turnidge; Brewnell Electric
foot race, women over 16, Lil
lian Gilmour Vista Market foot
race, old men, Frank Gilmour;
Valley Motor Co. foot race,
anyone over 6Q, Eugene Finlay;
Goodrich Stores sack race, all
men, Gordon Turnidge; Vogue
Beauty Solon, sack race, all
women, Mary Turnidge; Jack
sorf Jewelers, shoe kicking con
test all women, Mary Tur
nidge; Goftdrich Stores nail
driying contest, all women, Vir
letj Sullens; Saffron Supply,
board sawing, all women, Zola
Giljmour; Salem Welding Sup
ply), rope climbing, all men,
Charles Griz'zell; Valley Trac
.torj wire walking, anyone, El
doh Turnidge; Ladd 8c Bush
Bank, goat .roping. Choice
Brant; Stan Baker Motors, calf
riding, Don Gilmour, first, l5rl
Crjenshaw, second-prize Valley
Trfrctor Co,; Ladd & Bush
Bank, greased pigs, first, J. H.
TUrnidge Sc Earl Crenshaw,
second Herman Broughton and
Djn Turnidge. Valley. Motor
Co. driving contest, Gordon
Tvirnidse; A. C. Haag Co.,
swimming race, Benny Toy
cun; A. C. Haag Co. underwater-
swimming race, Eldon
Turnidge; Goodrich Stores, surf
board riding, Ruth Turnidge.
The two communities wish to
thank the. business firms which
made the prizes possible, adv.
The Flower Basket 2-4802.
Ralph Maddy. formerly connect
ed with- the Stewart Realty Co.,
now wjth Ohmart & Calaba,
Realtors, 477 Court, St., Salem.
Oregon. j
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent af Salem Federal
Savings Association:' 560 State st
PRISONERS TO EAT AT JAIL
The Marion county sheriff will
continue; to board prisoners in the
county jail since no one else has
applied for the job. The county
court, as required by law, yearly
advertises biJs for boarding pris
oners biit seldom receives ans
wers. :;
GROCERY FILES
Harold E. Clark, 728 E. 4th st,
Albany j filed an assumed busi
ness name certificate as Harold's
Grocery ! Service at Aumsville
with the Marion county clerk
Friday, i S
2 Orchestras tonite at Club Com
bo! Glenn Woodrv's Band, also the
Earl Whitney trio!
2 Men! Arraigned in
Silverton Justice Court
Wilbur Alfin Tennes, Monitor,
and Forest Carrington, Silverton,
were arraigned in Silverton justice
court Friday! on charges of con
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor, lj j
The men Were arrested Friday
in SalenS by I Marion county dep
uty sheriffs. Both men were held
for preliminary hearing in Marion
county jail in lieu of $1,000 bail
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Hogs Alone
Take Meat
Price Jump
By Lillian L. Madsen
Farm Editor, The Statesman
Hogs are the only meat animals
for which prices increased in Late
May and June, according to the
livestock review released by the
USDA Friday.
The national average price of
sheep and lambs reached the peak
in April and the high price this
season for wool was reached in
February. "Since then the average
price has gradually worked lower.
Prices at mid-June were lower
than a year ago, although sheep,
lamb and wool prices had not de
clined as much as other meat ani
mals. Sheep prices for the na
tion are down 3 per cent compared
to a year ago; lamp and wool
prices, down about two per cent.
Cattle Rrices ended the May
June period practically unchang
ed, while veal calves dropped
slightly in price. All livestock
prices are down from a year ago
with hog prices, which increased a
little again this spring, having de
clined the most ( 18 per cent) dur
ing the 12-month period. Cattle
prices dropped 14 per cent and
veal calves, seven per cent
During this same period, farm
costs have dropped around ZVz per
cent as measured by the U. S.
parity figures. With livestock prices
dropping more than farm costs,
purchasing . power .of farmers is
down compared to a year ;go. Dol
lars received from sale of hogs
would purchase for the farmer
16 per cent compared to a year ago;
from cattle 12 per cent less and
from veal calves five per cent less.
With the average price of sheep,
lambs and wool declining about
as much as farm costs, the sheep
farmer has about the same buy
ing power as a year ago.
Public
Records
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SCHRADEH To Mr. and Mrs.
"rank Schrader. Lepanon, a son,
Friday, July 8, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
Ill BFR -I To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Huber, Lyons, a daughter,
Friday, July j.8, at Salem Mejmor
ial hospital.
HARLOW 1- To Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Harlow, 1862 N. Winter
St., a soh, Friday. July 8, at Sa
lem Genera If hospital.
IIAMANN To Mr. and' Mrs.
Harvey G. Hamann, 498 S. 24th
st, a daughter, Friday, July 8,
at Salem Geiheral hospital.
ELSER To Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Elser, Salem' route 4, box 716. a
daughtef, Friday, July 8, at Sa
lem General; hospital.
"Vinc4's. Electric"
j 157 S. Liberty
Vacuum Cleaner
SALES SERVICE
REPAIRS RENTALS
f 1 ' On? All Types
i Household or Commercial
Also Waxen
ALL WORK FULLY
GUARANTEED
Free Pick-Up and Delivery
PHONE 3-9239
Willamette U.
Adds Teachers '
Two new additions to Willam
ette university faculty were re
ported this week by Dr. G. Her
bert Smith, president.
Ruane B. Hill will instruct
courses in both drama and radio
in addition to a class in speech.
Mrs. Lucille W. Humphreys will
succeed Joan Essley as instructor
in the women's physical educa
tion course.
Miss Essley plans to continue
her graduate work. Mrs. Hum
phreys, who attended the Uni
versity of Missouri, will begin in
September.
Hill received his master's de
gree at Northwestern university
in Chicago. He served nearly
three years iri5the air force dur
ing the war. He will begin teach
ing in September.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Gilbert Clarence Ward, 24, tire
repairman, 395 N. High st., and
Marjorie Ann Hobble, 24, clerk,
3855 Garden rd., both of Salem.
Lynn Vincent Blackwelf, , 28,
laborer, and June Hazel Bush, 19,
domestic, boh of Albany.
Orville B. Lulay, 25L lumberman,
Drusilla Minden, 19, domestic, bothj
PROBATE COURT .
Jessie L. Looney estate: Order
apiovet. final account, discnarge
Christine Hand as executrix and
c.'ofes estate.
Robert Roy Wallace guardiai
ship estate: Order apopints Ros
aiie May Wallace guardian.
Tnomas Watson Steeves guard
ianship estate: Order authorizes
Mary Steeves Paulson as guardian
to execute new indenture of leas".
Charles C. Hopkins estate: Or
der grants Pioneer Trust company
as administrator until Aug'ist 1 to
fi'e inventory.
Lizzie Beringer Winzer estate:
Appraisal at $1,000.
CIRCUIT COURT
Frances Lea Tibbits vs Truman
J. Tibbits: Default order for de
fendant. Bertha Gartner vs Oregon Motor
Stages and others: Order di.-mis.:cs
action without cost to either party.
. Ruby L. and Walter Brisban vs
C. J. Montag and others: Defend
ants Montag file answer denying.
Neva McKinnis vs Errfest Lyle
McKinnis: Defendant files cross-
complaint . for divorce alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Married Jan. 30, 1949.
Linnie Crow vs Mae Crow: Com
plaint for divorce alleging cruel
and inhuman treatment. Married
April 15, 1948, at Lake Village,
La.
Fern Hansen vs Glenn Hansen:
Complaint for divorce alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
settlement, of property rights and
restroation to plaintiff of former
name of Fern Martin. Married Oct.
4, 1946, at Bend.
Alba L. McCollum vs Cora Mae
McCollum: Default order for de
fendant. MUNICIPAL COURT
Albert John Evans, 1360 N. Cot
tage st., reckless driving, liquor
involved; fined $150.
Roy, Francis Rice, 1005 N. li,th
st., charged with reckless driving;
pleaded innocent, trial set for July
15, posted $50 bail.
People Protest
Relocation of
Silverton Road
Thirteen property owners filed
protest with the Marion county
court Friday against proposed re
location of the Silverton road
from Steffen corner into Silverton.
The protesting group, all own
ing property along the proposed
new route, charge farming units
will be destroyed if the road is
relocated. They also say the new
route will add to government ex
pense yet will neither shorten
the route appreciably nor add to
the safety of driving.
Signing the petition were Al
fred Jensen, Alice K. Jensen, John
Q. Small, Clara B. Small, Mrs.
William Reeves, Alvin Krug,
Harlan Moe, Edward Schar, Ber
tha Krug, Nellie Lorenzen, Lawr
ence Gehring, Elsie Krug and
William Reeves.
In other county road action
Friday, the court granted author
ity to DeSantis and Fantz. log
gers, to reconstruct about 2'jj
miles of county road 957 for log
hauling purposes. The road leaves
the Silver Falls highway at the
old CCC campsite.
Marriage Medical Test
pChanges Take Effect
l ne state health department
notified Marion County Clerk
Harlan Judd Friday that effec
tive July 15 medical examination
certificates must be filed within
10 days after filing a marriage
bcense application.
Judd said notarization of medi
cal certificates no longer will be
necessary. The changes were en
acted during thje last session of
the state legislature.
OCE Schedules Day's
Social Hygiene Conclave
MONMOUTH An all day con
ference on social hygiene will be
conducted at Oregon College of
Education Tuesday, July 12.
The conference is sponsored by
the E. C. Brown Trust of Port
land, an organization devoting it
self to social hygiene education in
Oregon, Curtis E. Avery, director
Silver Creek
Camp Veterans
Awarded Pins
Three new Gold Raggers have
been elected to the Ragger socie
ty, honor camper group, at Camp
Silver Creek. They are Mary
Rask, Mary Zehher and Jack ;
Forristel. Five years of member
ship is required for the gold rank.
Others elected to the Raggers
and taken through the initiation
ceremony on the Ragger trail are:
Blue Raggers (four years),v Bob
Marggi, Bill Jessup and Jim Arm
strong; Red Raggers (three years).
Bob Ruhle, Doug Raines and Dick
Carter; Brown Raggers (two
years), Roger Colgan, John Raw
linson, Dick Nelson, Bruce Gallo
wav. Bill Hazle. Kurt Eneelstad:
Green Raggers (one year), Jerry!
Coon, Ronny Coon, Gary Hayden,
Doug Hadley, Bob Wilson, Clive
Miller, Kent Miller, Bill Meier,
Dick Reay, Dale Sheridan, Ron
ald Brown, Howard Hall, Jack
Kinney, Jack Bollman.
POTATO FINDS LOST RING
ESSEN DON, Australia -jP)-A
potato in a home garden has re
stored a lost gold signet ring to
its owner. The ring, lost many
years ago, was encircled by the
potato, which had grown through
it.
of the Brown Trust, will conduct
the program. Dr. Louis Kaplan,
director of OCE's summer school,
will preside at the sessions.
HERTS A flY m TO
nEfAK Comon today and let mm
now you how well you
can hear with the new tiny
Beitmic. So tiny it iu in
bu'i watch pocket. So
efficent that thouaanda asy
it unbelievable. No root
or obligation. Jiwt drop io.
Hearinc Booh FREE.
MIMING AI0
Janes Tali & Assoc.
228 Oregon Bid.
Pfaane 24491
Fresh Batteries For All Aids
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Distributed by McDonald Candy Co., 1375 Howard St.
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COMBINED FROM TWO STORES
Every Article Host Go! Look at These
Sensational Redactions in Oar
ALL SHALL GOODS AHD ACCESSORIES Vi PRICE
GUITARS
Record Cabinets and Albums
Reg. New
Electric Spanish Outfits $82.60 $29.50
Electric Spanish Outfits 87. 41.50
Electric Hawaiian Outfits 99.50 45.00
Standard Guitars 39.50 0.95
Standard Spanish $20 to $2.50, H Price
Twin Blonde Cab. Albums
Mah. Grand Rapids Cab.
Duncan Phyfe Mahogany
Other Cabinet.
All Records
All Albums
Ref.
$150.00 1
$185.00
125.00
PIANO ACCOBDIOHS
Reg. New
12 Bass Regular Italian . t 95.00 S 55.00 '
32 Bass Regular Italian 195.00 45.00
48 Bass Regular Italian 105.00 99.50
120 Bass Rerular Used .... 295.00 100.00
120 Bass Regular Italian 485.00 295.00
120 Bass Rerular Italian 75.00 495.00
120 American Made 1000.00 695. OO
120 American Made .1500.00 995.00
Many Used Accordions
Radios and Phonographs
Reg. New
Portable with Battery $29.50 S 9.95
Portable with Battery 59.50 29.50
Portable Pbono-ComblnaUon 89.50 34. OO
Table Model Radios . H Priee
Record Players 59.95
BECOBDERS
Re. " Now
Disc with Radio $193.00 99.50
Wire with Phono-Radio 1 265.00 165.00
Tape with Phono-Radio 265.00 165.00
Music Boxes ..... . 52.50
Up to $25.00 rerular now ..- 55.00
Other Siring Inslrunenis
Reg. Now
..$10.00 to $1000.00 1 H Priee
- 49.50 25.00
$4.50 to It M ya Price
HEW PIA1I0S
Mahogany Spinets $895.00
Blonde Spinets 895.00
Grands ......1625.00
Used Grands Knabe Fischer,
Haddorf Millet
Used Uprights and Players
Now
550.00
50. OO
35.00
..M Wet
,10
3 for SI
S595.00
j 595.00
995.00
$750.00 up
..$ 75.00 up
Hew Rand Instruments
Trumpets with Case Z..... 75.00
Trombones with Case 96.50
Clarinet Silver Plated .. 125.00
Flues Silver with Case 129.00
Piccolos Silver 190.00
Wood Clarinets with Case 175.00
French Horns Double 395.00
French Horns Single 212.00
Baritones -Cornets
....
Saxophones JL ,
225.00
159.00
Now
I 39.50
65.00
59.50
75.00
125.00
89.50
295.00
118.50
125.00
85.00
150.00
Violins
Banjos .
Ukeleles
MISCELLANEOUS !
Public Address Systems 585.00 P
Intercommunication Systems, Six
Stations, two way 5150.00
Wuriltxer Electric Orran
Reg. $3800 Now 52750.00
Used Pipe Or$an j 51990.00
Harmonicas ... -....10 up
Musical Tops 10 "P
All Popular Shoot Marie 0t Copy
ALL STANDARD MUSIC BOOKS
AHD TEACHING IIATEBIAL .
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10.000 Vocal and Piano Pieces 2 5 c
Price
Hundreds of Used Band Instruments
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Two Sets of Office. Equipment Cash Registers. Tixruros. Lathes. Buffers.
Grinders. Compressors. Etc i
138 S. High
Salem. Ore.
Phone 3-4S41