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Newspaper Page TextI- I' r ; ': ;" i " J S ''3' i . t w 'J - , ' i , - " ---:. 4 - ' : HOW TO M E T A SHY DEER Miss Frances FreemanC a visitor te the, Kendall, fla-v Bart Bird Farm, feeds peaaaU to Nick!, pet deer, which Is seldom friendly to strangers. 1 1 PLUMES Charles Van Wrancd. Frlnceton Ut-ponnd crew eoach, frayed his hat af alnt Um sua at Henley, Enslaad. A r f'l A :f INTERNATIONAL E X C H A N C E Marcol Cor- . of Franco, tmrmrr ntM4lwelcht ehaaivton. and MarUyn Bttferd, -Miss America" of 194, trade tidbits at a party la Eonao. 1 . 1 1 "v n T m m m m. i v I I I r -ik a NAMED MINISTER Edward B. Lawson (above), t St. Mary's City. Md, Conn, nolor . for Ecoaemie Affairs at V. S. Entbaatr. Mexico City, has keen aaaaed Minister to Iceland. LTCrTT i ., ICHT STUD Y Saallght alaats between the St-Coofj white marble coliunna at the awneat at Yktor EaamaaaeJ tv In Veaesia Saaare. Koaae, h srial t ! "N L'i 1 QIZ N'w f ; -.,,uma NEW IRO DIRECTOR J. Donald Klng-sley (above), AasisUnt Federal Security Ad ministrator, was elected Director, General of International Refuse Orcanization, la Geneva, h i a, - ' i I UTTERFLY STORE wins Margaret Scherbo hi. svecto a li-lach Dirya AnU anachaw in her New; Tork otoro where she saaanfactares hjeeto decorated with batterfly irlags. n nlaca af Italy's L'aknowa Soldier - Ik i: . . : : ' 6 atapaBBBmnnnnnnnniannMnnnnnni i. 0 T ' I ' 1 ' ''' 1 fj tit " - ts ! 'ag 1MOV7 iorii oiocn Aaiuoiauonsi HNEW YORK, Au. l--Today American Can 80TilGen Hectrie Am Power & ia ioa,4-ien roods Ant Tel & Tel1424iGen Motors Anaconda 28 (Goodyear Bendix A via 30' Harvest Beth Steel 2T14 int Paper Boeing Air . , lJilKennecolt ' Calif Pack '331 Canadian Pac . Case J I Caterpillar v Clirysler lltojUbby McN 36H!Lon Bell 32Mont Ward 51Siffash Kelvin Comwlth Sou - 1 44,Nat Dairy Cons Vultee 941 Y Central Continental Can 334'!?forthern Crown Zel Curtis Wr Douslas Air . Dupont de Ne. 25 iPac Am Fish i 8X4?Pac Gas Qec 32 W 60i)P T & T 473i!Penpey S C McN ary Bids Pe p6rTLAND. Aug. 2-jVBids for Seven 56.500-KVAl transform ers to be installed at McNary dam on the, Columbia s between July and November, 1953, were opened today by the army engmeet corps. Col. O. E. Walsh, division en gineer, said the apparent low bid among five of fered was by Molon ey Electric Co., St. Louis, Mo, at $85700. The highest was over a million dollars. I Parker Schram Co, Portland, was low at $417,802.65 among nine bidders for construction of levees on the Yakima and Columbia rivers to protect an urban , area near Richland, Wash, from water levels created by the McNary dam lake. The government estimate was $425,743.19. Grain Futures Mixed Under Mart Pressure CHICAGO," Aug! 2 -(4V Wheat and corn, futures were mixed to day, with the market under pres sure most of the session. Lard and soybeans made a strong start but later fell under profit taking. Oats were firm most of the time. v 1 Some wheat selling was caused by genera trade disappointment over the government wheat sub sidy rates, announced yesterday, and also because the subsidies ap parently attracted no immediate business. , Wheat ended Vt lower to Va nigner, corn was ;. vt aown w up.i oats were -v higher to H lower, rye was off IV4 to 2, soy beans were to 1 lower, and lard was 13 cents a hundred pounds higher to 5 cents lower. The first wheat subsidies an nounced yesterday afternoon were 22 cents a bushel for export from the; east coast, 34 cents from' the west coast, and 28 cents from the - gulf. Traders had expected rates from 40 to 60 cents. NO M SvnoMU of Annual Statement for th year nded December 31. 148, of th Century Insurance Company. Ltd.. of Edlnburch, Scotland, made to the buurance Commissioner of : the State of Oregon pursuant to law: INCOME Net Dremlums received. S4.Q26.9M.01 Total interest, dividends and real estate income, wwjwjg. Income from other sources, $114,733.- Total Income. S4.408.1S4 IS. , DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses. $1.4. 184.4S. - i; --i Lou adjustment expenses. 1 $87,000. 33. ' ! Dividends paid to stockholders.' none. Dividends paid or credited to poll- cynoiders. none. All other expenditures. $182,075 SC Total disbunementa. S3.SOO.802.Sa. ADMITTED ASSETS -Vslued real estate owned (market atue). none. Loans on mortgages and; collateral, etc..' none. Value of bonds owned (amortized), SZ.739.M200. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). si.eea.3JS.yz. Cash in banks and on hand, $506.- 1M. I!.-- Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $540.. sea se. Interest and rents duo and accrued, Other assets (net). 1120,027 2. Total admitted assets. $7.584 JM 3L LIABILITIES , SURPLUS AND "OTHER FUNDS Total .unpaid claims. SL372.S2S.M. Estimated loss adjustment exoense ror unpaid claims, su.371.14. Total unearned premiums, SI.073JJ7.- AO other UabiUUes. $27741 43. . Total nabUittes. except capital, $4.. 78S 43J.34 Statutory deposit. . $500,000)0. Special surplus funds, none. unassicned funds (surplus), $2,311. 407 J7. Surplus as regards policyholders. $2,- ; Total. S7.5M.SM.5lJ BUSINESS IS OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received. M.M7JS. Net leases paid. $11,329.74. ' Dividends paid or credited to poll eynolders, none. . Stocks and Bonds catnpuea By roe Associated Kress AUGUST 1 BOND AVERAGES V 20 IS 10 10 I Rails ladust Uttl Porgn Net change , unch ; A.l unch : AJ Tuesday BO I ( 102J 103.4 70.1 Prev. day .....,. 90,1 f 103.4 103 4 89 J Week- ago M S lota 103J 9-5 MooUi ago as s i ios.1 102.8 sj Year ago S1.0 100J 100.1 63.0 New 14S high. 4 STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS IS SO : Indust Baua Ctila Stocks Net change A 3 i A.l A -2 AS Tuesday 80 1 32 40 J 63 J Prev. day H I ! 32.S 40.0 63 J Week ago aas 33 j 39$ . ui Month ago S3.4 i 113 30.0 60.6 Year ago ; S1.74.: 44J 40 8 6SS Stocks Climb With Demand NEW YORK,. Aug. 2-( -Summer demand for stocks continued today and the market reached a new high for the current .move. Forty-four stocks sold at their best prices of the year and only live toucned bottom for 194SV Automobile stocks were unable to make the grade despite a num ber ox. attempts to join In the trend. Trading was j only moderately active.' Turnover was 100,000 shares, liam rusfed Vi - I W:.?r"W .... cJin quotations: ; 3?fcadid Corp 11 f;Kayonier 61 Rayooier pfd Tire 41?4 Reynolds Met Richfield 19 37 m 24fc tm 37S 64 i 25 9 307, 81 13 H 238 10si 43 1 a 2SV SOHtSaleway 474 Sears Roeb f-so wine & Is 7Vi A 1SH Stan Oil Cal iStudebaker . 53iBun Mining 14 jTransamerica Union Oil J 31 10 ftJn Pacific Pac x13TtHJn Airlines S Steel . 96 Vitamer Bros 494fWoolworth The Associated Press overage of 60 stocks advanced .3 of one point to 63.5, with the industrial group showing the largest gain and followed m that x order by utilities and rails. A Portland Liveslock DDUTT A WD fSs-ea And I APli. rUSDAK Cattle: salable ISO, holdover J 100: calves so; supply mostly oaas ana ends; market slow, generally steady with Monday's close: some ; cleanup sales, weaker and many canner-cutter cows unsold; few common grass steers 16.00-20.00; high medium grass steers quoted to Monday's top of 24.00; no fed . steers offered i scattering cutter and low common lizht steers and heifers, mostly dairy type 11.00-13-50; few common . beef beifers 18.00; canner-cutter cows 10.00-12.00; shells down to 7.00: common-medium beef eows 13.00-14.00: rood mature beef cows quotable to 13 JO: young cows to 16.00 NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN to all persons particularly interested and to the general public that a hearing will be held before the common council of the City of Salem. Oregon, at the city hall August, a.. l9. at the hour of 7:30 . p.m.. DST to consider an or dinance changing from a Class ni-X Restricted Business Districe Zone to at Class in Business District Zone the following described premises: Beginning on in souin nne 01 Block Thirty-four (34) of North Sa lem with Additions to the City of Salem. Marion County, Oregon (See VoL L page 34. Record of Town Plats for said County , and State.), at a point measured along the South line of said Block that Is 130J feet East erly from the Southwest corner of said Block; thence Easterly along the South line of said Block 50.00 feet: thence Northerly parallel with the Easterly line of said Block to the South line of a 3000 foot tract con veyed to the Oregon Electric Rail way Company by deed recorded Sep tember 28, 1913. in Volume 129, page 521. Deed Records: thence South westerly along the Southerly line of said tract to the West lino of the tract of land conveyed to C, H. San- - ders and Edna H. Sanders by deed recorded January 4. 1947. in Volume 361. pageMO. Deed Records: thence Southerly along the West line of said Sanders tract 87 .8 feet, mora or less to the place of beginning. - BY ORDER of the Common Council: ALFRED MUNDTv City Recorder A2-3-4 NO. 14$ - Synopsis of Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1948, of the Employers Casualty Company, of Dauas. in the State of Texas, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the siata 01 uregon. pursuant to law: IMCOME Net premiums received. S8.864J37.17. Total interest, dividends and real .es tate Income. S222.S83.62. Income from other sources. 8140.. Total ascome. $9,229,986.74. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $2,953, 055.02. Loss adjustment expenses, $319,376.- so. - UnderwriUnr expenses. 82J74 024 10 Dividends paid to stockholders .Cash, S1UZ.3W.UU; SIOCK. SZ3O.000.00). $353.' 600.00. Dividends paid' Or credited to poll' cyholders. S4O0.47S.4O. All other expenditures (including in vestment expenses $.I3.ll). $390,181. 50. Total disbursements. $7,282,519.96. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). S134.312.50. Loans on mortgages and collateral etc.. 810.629.34. VsKie of bonds owned . (amortiied). O.OOT,IU(-ZO. Value of stocks owned (market val uel. $1,749,797.94. Cash in banks and on hand. $1,140. 665.85. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1848, $1.- 604.882.63. Interest and rents due and accrued, $38,578.74. Other assets (net); $72.870 62. Total admitted assets. $11,566,644 88. LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. S3.277.183.93. Estimated loss adjustment expenses for unpaid claims, $58,007.00. Total unearned premiums, $4,138,- AU other liabilities. $1,062,646.73. Total UabiliUes, except capital. $S. 956.544.01. CapiUl paid up, $750.000 00. SDecial surplus funds. S300.000.00. Unassigned funds (surplus), $1,760,' 30O.S7. Surplus as regards policyholders, $3,- Total. $1166.844.88. BUSINESS IN OREGON rOR THE YEAR Net premiums received, $10.47. . Net losses paid. none. Dividends paid or credited to poli cyholders. None. NO. 31-4 Synopsis of Annual SUtement for the year ended December 31, 1943. of the Zurich- Fire Insurance Company of New York, of New York, in the State of New York, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. $3J00J41.62. Total Interest, dividends ' and real es tate income. $83.10946, . Income from other sources. SSJ04 Jl. Total income. S3 .379,856 J9. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for -pases, $736, 300.00. Leas adjustment expenses. $40,872 86. Underwriting expenses, $1.032J 86. Dividends paid to stockholders, none. Dividends paid or credited to poli cyholders, none, ; All other expenditures (Including in vestment expenses S4J40.43. S10.8S3.71. Total disbursements, $lJ207e3. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value), none; Loans on mortgages and Collateral, etc., none. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $2,517470.77. S Value of stocks owned (market val ue). $257,349 00. Cash In banks and on hand. $657, $70.52. Premiums in course of eollectioa written since September 30, 1948. $255. 723.97. Interest and rents due and accrued. $12,720.88. Other assets (net). -S59J73 54. Total admitted assets, $3J4138S0. XJABIIJTTES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. S3O0J2Sa0. ' Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims. $10,000.00. ' Total unearned premiums. $973 2.76. All other nablUUes. $127J00.0u. Total liabilities except capital, $L ill JM.tt. t Capital paid up. $1,009,006-00. Soecial s rphas frss, none. Unassigned funds (surphis f SL230.- iTsaa. - Surplus as regards policybokters, SS.- 2M.17SJ4. ToteL S3.M149SJS. BUSINESS IN ORZGOM , . FOR THE YEAR Met pr-mhims received. $33J6.49L Net losses paid. S12J02 72. Drvidea-ls paid or credited to poU- cyhofatera, aoos. . tor above: good beW fhfili laJS: com nBM-meaium sausage bulls 14.00-170; vealers active, steady; good -choice 21 .00-23 JO; common-medium 1ZJIO-U.0Q. good-choice 180-230 lbs. 3400 to mostly 24 50; 245-SSO lbs. 21 JO-23J0-. 150-165 lbs. mostly 22 JO; good under 400 lb sows M-80-17.0-. tw 17J0 and above; over 900 lb sows down to 15.00; choice aroond St B feeder pigs 23-50; 109 lbs 24 JO. 'i I Sheep: salable 500. holdover 900: market stow, steady to SO cents lower some lambs 1.00 tower for two days; rood -choice spring lambs mostly 2S.0Q; 20 JO- eonunoa down to ls.ou; good feeders mostly 17.00; cull -com mon yearlinga xl0.00-19il0: good ewes steady at 7.0O; common-medium X0O- PROCLAMATION WBXREAS, the unregulated use of certain forest! areas is.' in my judg ment, a menace to life and property on account of the high fire hazard caused by an excessive amount of debris on the ground left by logging operations, snags and old burns, and WHEREAS, upon the showing or tne Stat Forester, it appears to me to be necessary to close to unregulated use the following' areas designated as; AREA NO, 17-P - CUACKAMAS- MARION AREA NO. 1: BecLnnin on th: boundary of the Mt. Hood National Forest at the town ship corner common to T. 4S ;Rs. 4 and 5 E.. and T. 5 5- Ks. ana s & ; tnenee west on- township nne 4i miles, thence south 1 mile: thence swest Hi miles; thence south 3 miles; thence west approximately 3U mUs to intersection with the east boundary line pof County Road No. 1727; thence south erly on east boundary nne ox said Road No. 1727 to its Intersection with County Road No. 498; thence; west on south boundary of said Road No. 498 to the V -ction comer between Sees. 29 and 32, T. 3 S R. 3 .: thence south l' miles to center of Sec. 5, T. 6 S., HIE,; thence west , mile to sec tion corner between Sees. S and 6. T. 6 S.. R. 3 V; thence south on section line approximately miles to the south bank of Pirie Creek; thence down Pine- Creek westerly approximately mile to the east bank of the M alalia River; thence southerly along the east bank of the Moiaiia River to the point where said line Intersects the section line between Sees. 7 and 8, T. 7 S R. 3 E.: thence south on section line ap proximately 1U miles to the point where said Section line intersects the north boundary line of the Cauley Creek Road: thence easterly on. the north boundary line of said road to Gauley Creek in the SWi of Sec. 16, T. 7 S., R. 3 E.; thence sejuui across said Gauley Creek Road to the south boundary line of said road; tbence westerly on south boundary line of Gauley Creek Road to the point where said line Intersects section line be tween Sees. 18 and 19. T. 7 S.. It. 3 E.: thence west on section line approxi mately 3 miles to the NW corner of Sec. 23, T. 7 S.. R. 2 E.: thence south 1 mile; thence west approximately Vt mile to the east boundary line of the Crooked Finger road: thence southeast erly on east boundary of Crooked Fin ger Road to a point commonly known as Bucket Camp in the SW' of Sec. 26, T. 7 S.. R. 2 E ; thence south across said Crooked Finger oad to south boundary line of said road; thence northwesterly along said boundary line to the point where said line inter sects the section line between Sees. 22 and 27, T. 7 S.. R. 2 E.; thence on sec tion line west approximately l' miles; thence north 2 miles: thence west 2 miles; thence south s mile: thence west 1 mile! thence south; 3 miles: thence east approximately 3ft miles to the east boundary line of the Bridge Creek-Abiqua CCC Road; thence south erly on east boundary line of said road to section line between Sees. 4 snd 9. T. 8 S . R. 2 E.; thence east on sec tion line approximately Va mile to the NE corner of Sec. 9. T. S S.. R. 2 E: thence south 1 mile; west 1 mile; south 1 mile: west 1 mile; south 2 miles; west 1 mile; south 1 mile; east 1 mile; south I mile; east S miles; south ap proximately mile to north boundary tine of Little North Pork Road; thence southeasterly on north boundary line of said road to the north bank of the River: thence easterly on north bank of said river to point In Sec. 11, T. S S R. 3 E., where said north river bank intersects the north boundary line of Little North Fork Road; thence northeasterly on the north boundary of said road to point In Sec. 32. T. 8 S R. 4 E.. where said road intersects the boundary of the Willamette National Forest; tbence south on said Forest boundary to the south bank of the Little North Fork of the Santiam Riv er; thence southwesterljwon the south bank of said river to its point of inter section with the Little North Fork Read in Sec. 11. T. 9 S R. S E.; thence westerly on south boundary, line of said road to the point where said south boundary intersects the north and south center line through Sec. IS, T. 0 S.. R. 3 E.; thence south ap proximately 1 mile to county road in Sec. 19. T. f S. R. 3 E.; thence south easterly on north and east boundary of said road to point where it intersects the section line between Sees. 30 and 29, T. 9 S R. 3.E.; thence east to the SE corner of Sec. 24. T. 9 S, R. 3 E.; thence south on range Una approxi mately 4 mile to the north-boundsry lma of the North Santiam highway: thence easterly on north boundary line of said highway to a point of intersection with the boundary of the Willamette National Forest On the east line of Sec. 1 T. 10, S. R. 4 'jE.; thence north on range line to the NE corner of Sec. 24, T.i 9 S.. R, 4 at: thence west 1 mile; north V mile; west ha mile; north Vi mile; west Hi miles; south V mile; west 1 mile: ooni) miie; west a mue; norm mue; wesx mue; norm 2j miles to a point of Intersection with the Little North Fork of the Santiam River on the west line of Sec. 32. T. 8 S , R. 4 E.; thence east along said river to a J point of Intersection with the boundary , ir;ii...A x. : 1 v . thence north on said boundary I to "the . corner between Sec. 29 and 32, T. S S.. R. 4 E.; thence east' 'i mile; north 2 miles; east i mile: south V mile; east mile; north! V mile; 'east " mile; north , mUe; east 1 mile; north V mile; east mUe; north '.i mile: east a mile: north l'i miles; east ) mile; north 1 mile; and east to the SE corner of T. 7 S.. R. 4 E.; thence north on range line to the NW corner of Sec. 30, T. 7 S R. S E; thence east s mue; north V mile; east mile; north 4 mile: east mile: north mile; east mile; north lKt I miles: west i.i. m mile; north mile: west ,W mile; north Va mile: west V mile to the east V corner of Sec. 1, T. 1 8.. R. 4 E ; thence north on range hne to the NE corner of T. 6 S R 4 E.; thence northwesterly and northerly along tho west Bid of the milockburn Road to point of beginning. Permita to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places: North Fork Station. Sec. 29, T. I S., R. 3 E. , Pine Creek SUtion. Sec. 29, f . 6 S R. 3 E. Bee Ranch Guard Station, Sec. IS, T. 7 S R. 3 E. Myers Butte Lookout, Sec. 13, T. 1 S.. R, 2 E i South Burn SUtion, Sec M, 111, Phillips Ranch, Sec. 21, T. I I, R. J E. i, : Bucket Camp. Sec. 26; T. 1 S ., NOW, THEREFORE, I. DOUGLAS Mr KAY, Governor of the State of Ore gon, by virtue of the authority vested in-ne under the provisions of Section 107-210, Oregon Compiled Laws An notated, as amended by Chapter 252. Oregon Laws, 1945, do hereby proclaim the unregulated use of the above des cribed areas to be unlawful and that said areas shall be subject to entry only through permit to be Issued by the State' Forester, or a fire warden, under which permit entrant shall- comply with any and all of the following re quirements: (1) To refrain from smoking except In places designated as safe fat said permit. x -. (2) To build no open fires except fat places designated, as safe in said per mit. 43) To have as a part of his or her equipment when using campres, ex cept when traveling as a pedestrian snd or camping at Improved, designat ed and posted campgrounds, tools as specified by tho forester suitable for extinguishing fires. k This proclamation shall bo effective from and after tho 4th day of August. 1940,' and steall remain jn fun force snd effect until the Slat day of Decem ber. . I Done at the Capitol to Salem. Ore gon, this 2d da of August. 1949. DOUGLAS McKAY I ATTEST: EARL T. NTWBHT Secretary of State alom Warlcot Qiidtalibns f 1 ' HAs wf bU yesterday) BUTTERS AT Premium No. 1 No. 2 BUTTER Wholesale Lss ' 63 1st RetaU .73. KUiiS 4Baytag) i Wholesale price ranges Crom S cents over buying price ) i Extra large AA , to 1 JB Larga AA , , M J9 IJ6 J3 A Lane A .Medium Medium A PullcU Cracks POUtTBT A Leghorn hens B LeRhorn hens C Leghorn hens A colored hens B Colored hens . as JO J3 J8 .11 2 on J6 J5 JO as C colored hens A colored fryers. 3 lbs and up B colored fryers , C colored fryers ' " , A old roosters j B old roosters ' C old roosters LIVESTOCK Oy Valley Pack fax dairy cows 10.00 to 12 Cutter cows 10 00 to 11.50 Bulls 13 00 to 17.00 Good calves. 300-450 lbs. 14.00 to 15.00 Good veal 150 to 300 lbs. 16.00 to 19.00 Top lambs n oo to 19.00 Feeders 13.00 to 13.00 Ewes 1.00 to 4.00 Portland Grain PORTLAND, Aug. 2 AP Cash grain: barley No. 2, 43-lb. B.W. 51.50. Cash wheat (bid) : soft White 1.11: soft white (excluding rex) 2.1 l'i: white club 2.11 Vs; western red 3.10. Hard red winter: ordinary 2.10; 10 per cent 2.11; 11 per cent 2.15. Hard white baart: ordinary 217; 10 per cent 2.19: 11 per cent 2.21. Today's car receipts: wheat 222? bar ley 10; flour 4; corn 3; oats 2; , mill feed 7. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Aug. 2 AP But terfat r (tentative, subject to im mediate change): Premium quality maximum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 63-66C lb first Niuality 61-64C lb.; second ; quality 57 I 68c. Valley routes and country points zc Mess tnsn iirst. Butter Wholesale f o b. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 score. 62c lb.; A. 92- score. 61c lb.; B. 90 score 59c lb.: C, 89 score, 56c lb. Above prices are strictiy nominal. Cheese (Selling price to Portland wholesalers) K Oregon singles, 38'i-47c: Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 41i-4c. Eggs (To wholesalers): A "grsde large, Ol'i'ic; A grade, medium, 54V2-57',ic; small 44c; B grade, large, Ws-JS'sC. - Live chickens (No. 1 quality to b. plants): Broilers, under 1' lbs., 26 27c; fryers. 2U-3 lbs., 30-32C: 3-4 lbs.. 32-33e; roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 32c; fowl. Leghorns, over 4 lbs., 19-21c: col ored fowl, sll weights 23c; old roost ers, all weights, 18-20c lb. Rabbits (Average to growers): Live white. 4-5 lbs.. 18-20c; 5-6 lbs., 16-lSc; colored, 2 cents lower; old or heavy does and bucks, 8-14c lb.; dress ed fryers, 53-57c lb. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers per cwt.): Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs.. $42 45; commercial, $35-41; utility, $31-34. Cows: Commercial. $33-36; utility. $29-31; canners -cutters. $25-27. Beef cuts (Good steers): Hind quarters. $53-55; rounds. $53-55; full loins, trimmed. $65-70: triangles. $36 37; square chucks. $38-40; ribs. $50-33; forequarters. $36-37. Veal and calf: Good. $38-40; com mercial. $32-35: uUlity. $26-30. Lambs: Good-choice, soring Iambs, $45-46: commerete4fwi0-42. Mutton: Good', 70 lbs., down, $18-20. fork cuts: Loins. No. 1. S-12 lbs 15941; shoulders. IS lbs., down. $39- 41; spareribs, $48-51; carcasses. $35-36; mixed weights $3 lower. Wool: Coarse, valley and medium grades, 45c lb. Mohair: Nominally 25c lb. on 12- monta growth. Country-killed meats: Veal: Top quality, 31 -32c lb.; other grades according to weight and qual ity wim poor or neavier z-ze. Hogs: Light blockers. 31-S3c lb.; sows 24-26c Lambs: Top quality, 37-3&C lb.; mut ton. 10-12c. ' Beef: Good sows. 23-26c lb.; canners cutters 21-23c. Onions: Yellow Globe Babosss. new crop, Calif, med-, and large. $2.00-23; Wash. Walla WaUa comm'l med. $1.85 2.00. large $2.00-25. Potatoes: Ore. Bosrdman dist White Rose No. Is 82.50-75; No: 2. 85-90c: Long whites No. Is 100 lbs. $2.25-50; No. 2s, 50 lbs.. SOc-l.OO; CaliL long whites No. 1-A $3.60-3.75. Hay: New crop windrow bales. U.S. No. 1 green alfalfa or better, truck lots f.o.b. Portland, $29-30; U.S. No. 1 mixed timothy, $33-34; new crop oats and vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover hay. $17-21. depending on qual ity, baled, on Willamette valley farms. 300 Personal 310 Mooting Notices Chemeketa Lodge No. L I OOF. meets every Wednesday night ? 312 Lost and Found REWARD for return of my fishing Soles accidentally left on bank of almon river Sun. 31 at Thompson's i.anojng near utis. LOST: Elgin ladies wrist watch in Sa lem. FrL Ph. 104 Turner-Collect. FOUND coin purse, Tuesday. Identify ai pj lysines at. LOST: Wallet. Name "Bud" on side. Keep money, but mail rest to Bud Myers, Gen. Del., Salem LOST: Very small Mexican Chewawa dog. 4 white feet, light tan. $10 re- ware tn. 4jtsn. stay-ton REWARD: Lost, small toy red male dog, Sunday eve. Ph. 3-9453. 3029 REWARD for return ! of black corde purse. Contents of ' value to' owner only: Ph. 3-7023. 316 Personal Palmistry Readings Teds past, present future. Advice on love business and marriage. Ans wers all auestiona. Are you worried T 173 S Coral. OpenS a on. to 10 pan. 4400 Agriculture 402 livestock FOR sale or trade. S yr. : old saddle horse. Gentle with a lot of style. Call 2520$ before S pja. or 22339 after IS j Duroc Bred Gilt & i , Boar Sale i Show 10 -JO ajn. Sale 1 p.m. Saturday. August 6. 1949 ; Fairgrounds, Greaham. ': Oregoa . : Northwest; -Duroc Breeders Ass'n. I YEAS OLD Colt, Arabian breedTni. Sired by Gedroa. Rt, 1, Box 407 K. "yfft SstTgftiWI ftfl. ' BONDED livestock buyer. Claude Ed- waros. Rt. 3. BOX MIL PA, 3-1144. AT STUD. Beg. Palomino quarter- horse. H. u sttrt, jr. itt. a. Box art BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C McCandiish. 1127 S.gatn. Ph. 3-8147. .. . . .. ' r ... l WANTED. Thin cows and heifers for feeders, also butcher cattle. Get my bL tt will cost vena nothina. Earl Da Chteai 24 N. 6th. Salem. Pnooe -JS30 w-EA&E- pigs I Ch. White sow. A. sr at n-- .. , 404 Poultry and Kcbbits NEW HAMP ateae e cry Tbaaeday Pa. S-SSaL ,ee'a Batchery. The ElatasztutBu Dalom. Oregon. - .1 1 : ii.. 1 li 40a Actiltare 404 PanltTT' end Rtxbblts LOOS Christie strain, N. H. pullets. 13 was. om, sen sii or part, cnaries Morley Rt 1; Sublimity, 3 miles N. E Union Bill ScnooL Ph. Stayton BKZ3. NEW HAMPSHIRE chicks for' bnm dtate or future delivery. . Hatches every Tues. Foxes Hatchery. 3830 State SL, Ph. 3-496.- 412 Fruit and Fcrrm Produce ROCHESTER peaches. 340 Chemawa Koaa, mile west of Kcizer school. ftl. 1-5972 FRYERS for the locker. Reduced price. K. I. Jennings. Ph. 3-5429. GRAVEXSTEIN apples $1.50 bushel. aiso 93 ruves ox oees. rn. z-ien or 2295 Msple. DELICIOUS tree ripened peaches are ready at tne Jess Mathls orchard and Fruit Stand. 6 mi. N. of - Salem on Portland Hwy. Tin for eating, canning or freezing. Jess Mathls, Rt. 2. Box 338, Salem. BOY SEN BERRIES, U-pick. 5c lb. Come Wed.. Thurs., Frl.. or Sun. 1 mL E. fcni. N. of Keizer Sch. Ed Spr0 Rt. 2, Box 403 L. GRAND ISLAND Golden Jubilee can- ning peaches. Under the mple tree at west end of Willamette. Bridge. GOLDEN JUBILEE canning peaches now ready. Slapplea about Aug. 8, Kuntan ewer woras. west Salem. b6ysenBErr1es. IS nick. 5c lb. r. G. Doeee mi. E Liberty sch. Rt. , BOX Z10. Ph. 1-3141. B6VSENBERRlE U pick. 5c lb. Br. Davis place beside Friendly Farm. Kt. T BOX 12BE. Apples delivered. Paul Schaad. Rt 2. BOX 272, Ph. 3-1858. wrCT rruw - 7- potatoes. WUl' deliver. Can evening. Ph. 3-2342. . carrots. 414 Farm Ecytilpment COOK OITSET DISC HARROW. Extra strong stands' severest conditions. Cuts 6 to 10 Inches deep. Idesl for orchards, cover crop and stubble. Hitch offsets right or left. Choice of sires, 4'-r 20" blades. $210.00. MONTGOMERY WARD FARM STORE x Trade and High Salem 425 Auction Solas Wanted Gars Trucks, Trailers No sale, no commission. Sale every Tues. 7-30 p. m. Misc. and furniture sale every Thurs. 7 p.m. Bring ' your consignment or call 3-1221. EAST SALEM AUCTION CENTER 976 Lancaster Dr. . Going Out of v . Business Closing Out At AUCTION THE ENTIRE STOCK AND EQUIP MENT OF THE GORTON ELECTRIC ac APPLIANCE CO. OF WOODBURN Sale To Be Held Inside Spacious Glenwood Ballroom 500 YDS N OF CHEMAWA 4 CORNERS. 99E N; THURS.. AUG. 4. 8 PJ4. All Goes No Reserve Inc New G.E. Dishwasher, Sink and Disposal O New Electromaster Range O G.E. Automatic Washer o Blacks tone Automatic Dryer o IS' Esco Home Freezer o G.E. Flat Top Ironer O GX. 32 Sc. 52 GaUon Hot Water Heater O Metal Cabinets (4) o Electric Clocks (S) o New Water Pump o New G.E. Vacuum Cleaner o Sump Pump o G.E. Radio o Thermador Heaters S St 4 K.W. (S) o Bendix Washer. Used o Kelvinator Range. ' o Kelvinator Refrig. o 3 New Console Radio Phono Comb. o 4 Used Portable Radios o New Desk Model El Sewing Machine o Used El Water Heater. 30 Gal o 3 Used Washers o 4 El Motors ', to 1 horse o Door Chimes O Lite Fixtures o Flourescent Fixtures (4) Electric Irons a Electric Lamps o Heat Pads o Waffle Irons. o Percolators ' o Yard Lites o Toastmaster o Ktfchen Fan O Office Clock o Corn Poppers o Germicidal : Lamps o 1 Lot Tools o Wiring o Display Counters o Office Counters . o Hot Plates o Pressure Cookers o Hot Plates . HUNDREDS Or OTHER ITEMS THIS IS ABIG SALE OF NEW r N EARLY NEW ITEMS & ALL GOES GOODS CAN BE INSPECTED THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Glenn Woodry Auctioneer Ire Ph. 3-3110 Salem ftmNltURE A LIVESTOCK AUCTION I Wed.. Aug. 3. at 10 a.m. St t p.m. O 6 Piece Bedroom Set o 6 Piece Walnut Bedroom Set o Combination Sectional Book Case at desk O Roll Top Desk e 7 Piece Dining Room Set o I 3 Piece Davenport Sets O 14x16 Wool Rugs 8c Throw Rugs o Washing Machines o Dressers 6c Chest of Drawers o Beds St Coil Springs o t Ladder Back Chair St Ace. Chair o Floor Lamps tt Table Lamp o Oil. Wood c Elec Stove o 9x12 Linoleum o Psint o Toots o Produce "o Ford Ferguson tractor with diss Sr plow. 3 Oliver tractors on rubber, tandem disc, rod weeder. cover crop disc. Chickens Sr rabbits. Feeder St Weaner pigs. Calves and veals, hei fers, cows St horses. LANESUDTELLS : Auction Sales Yard Located l'.i mile E of Salem on Silver ton Road To Buy or Sell Cn a-oW HUGE eppUance auction Thurs. S p.m. Glenwood Ballroom. Complete closer out Gorton Electric Co. See class ified ad Woodry Auctioneer, t 450 Merchandise 453 Household Goods For Sola thrap desk, like new. 2 matching rags I w rii.lllrinn Wtltswt MU SyII X '. Ktth -14 and an 8 STxlO 6". LarS ' cabinet RCA -radio, mahogany Wlnd- ipt ciy. m.mm i t - DRESSXR. -elec. stove, side oven. BUt f well dsveno. Very good cond. SJ4 g. cnair. rn. i i NOW Open Eves. Until. 9 P3L j Saturday until S pjn. Complete i Home Furnishings' LOWEST PRICES , HIGHEST QUALITY RASIEST TERMS ' 1 FREE DELIVERY ' f S. St H. GREEN STAMPS ! HIH Furniture Co. 1558 FMrgn-sads Rd.- -P 3-3797 Wstoesfcrr. Aufjast 9. 1943--2l !45& Merchantiteo ttS Household Goods for Sola LEAVING the nlace. Wni a-n a pc bedroon suit: nice 2 n.-refrig orator, good gas range and auto, hot ?r heiter. other misc. 1694 N. USED sewmg machine. Ph. 3-3139.' '.'SED furnace. Zenith radio. i'W. 2-S74S -ins CKii-- e I T" DINING SET. 4 chairs.!" bavne-ri! Small tables Sc chairs. 1100 Chemehk ELEC. Leonard 'refrte. 45 N. CspitoTJ NEW WESTINGHOI'SIC r is excellent condition. Very reasonable See at 3361 Wtnola Ave- lust off Salem Heights Ave. 456 Wcmtad. Household WANTED Used f urn. Check our price. vauey rum Co.. ?85 N. ComX Ph. NEED AT ONCE, large quanUty 'use3 furniture Ph. 3-3110 Woodry. USED FURNITtfRE. Phone 3-91857 !" FURNITURE All .kinds wanted. Trio appraisal, to 3-8358. Trader Louie. 3055 Portland Rd. T I 458 Building Materials 18" No. I cedar shakes. Natural oy painted prime coated or stetned. Cedar wall. Fittite or Bear brands, $9. per. sq up. Delivered with under course. Ted Muller, Salem 2-1196. 2X4? ' ' Douglas Fir .- No. 3 and No. FARMERS - CONTRACTORS Surfaced Four Sides $22.50 F.OA Mill Independence Lumber St 1 Manufacturing Co.. Inc. Independence, Oregon of v rrr !' ! LARGE STOCK of sizes, thtcknesse$ ana araaes, uoin plain and- water proof. Prices start at 5c per sq JW Also good stocks 4 in. and t la. In sulsting boards. Low prices an & In. and ts In. sheetrock. Keith Brown, Front and Court Streets, Salem, ; BUILDERS Realize substantial savings on lumbar. Rock bottom prices for larger amounts WEST SALEM SAWMILL F 1050 Wallace Rd. . Ph. 3-9 x!0 cedar siding, any amount Cleat a. and b. grades. Check our prices. Ted Muller. Ph. Salem' 2-1196. ; RED CEDAR SHINGLES. No. 1 vertical grain. $8.25 per sq., also complete stock roofing materials, including val ley tin. ridge roll, galvanized shingle nails, tin shingles, metal gutters and down spouts. Keith Brown, Front 4 court St.. saiem. SPECIAL Cedar siding "x8 J Ran dom lengths, C grade. $85 per M. Keith Brown. Front St Court SU, Salerr! i HARDWOOD FLOORING, all Tie. from $95 per M and up Keith Brown Front CourtSts Salem. a" OFFSET hinges Preme coat 12c pr,' Chrome 20c pr. Plastic pulls 5c ea. Beavercraft Co. 979 N. Lancaster . drive. . t?ALL 21196 Salem, we sell the best cedar shingles from Tillamook. Grand Ronde or ' Cascade high mountain timber. No. 1 $8 No. 2 $5. Delivered. . Ted Mu 1 1 e r. Salem-Independence Rosd Ph 2-1196 . - I Home Builders Cedar shingles No. 1 $8.00. Primed cedar shakes $12.80. Sheet rock wall board 4c. Screen doors $6.50.1 New glass doors $10-25. Interior doors $5 75 up. Lowest prices on plywood for walls, cabinet work and flooring. Large stock insulation, ceiling tile, rock lath. Asbestos tiding $ to sq. fir tex wall board 5c. C-G. Long. Ph. 2-5821 One mile North of Keizer. 468 For Rant Miscallcrnaous . i au.u ar-A moo., anaoa. so cooler Few spaces left. Reas. rata." Clean rest rooms. 9 mini front city center out ,N. Front SL rir-Crest Trail-r Park. 3910 N. River Rd. TRUCKS and cars for rent. Blankets - furnished. Smitty's Clipper Service. Center ana Church. Phone 3-sfiOO. GOOD USED Piano H. L. Stiff. U-DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT. BTani keU f urn 197 S. Liberty. Ph. 3-9063. 470 For Sola, MLscailcrneous S TIM PS ON electric scale. Allen com bination cash and adding machine. 1430 S. 12th, , IVORY- bunk bed. Car top luggage carrier and cooler. Cheap. Pfi. 28638. SJ3 lamaracx. DAVENPORT and chair, rich honey velour, deep coils. S yr. guarantee. $229.50 value for $149 68. Green Stamps. Salem Home Furn. Co. 137 So. Com'i. . LEONARD refrigerator '6 ft. Good shape, $80. 478 N. Cottage. CHILD enameled wardrobe; foomy. gd cond. Keasonabie. 1363 Saginaw. FOLDING cot with mattress. Gretsrh guitar ironing board, misc. Ph 3B0B5. MONARCH wood range, hot water tank & fittings and 1 cord of dry wood. All for $25. 4 oil barrels. Call 3-3063. . Hoyt St. Surplus LIQUIDATION SALE CLOSING ON AUG. 14 EVERYTHINO A BARGAIN HURRY IN. 13S1 HOYT ST. USED 6 n. meat case with quarter , horse-power Frigldatre compressor. i jones ac ragg. rn, wmi, USED Bastian Blessing noteless Ea- - Upse carbonator. Jonas St Fagg, Ph. 3-6900 TUFF STONE MILLENDS. Suitable for patios, fireplaces, curbs, wslls. steps. walks, rock gardens, landscaping, etc. Ph .J5971. - USED windows and doors, brick. 2x10 floor joints. Ph. 3-7238. SPINET PIANO Almost new Kimball cons olette. Queen Anne design, mahogany. A striking instrument. $150 saving. Stone Piano Co. ! M The Valley's Finest Piano Store" 1M0 Fairgrounds Road Salerg 0siDBl&H pressure oil burner. Com Elcte recon. S39J0. Howard i. Smat y Oil Co., 1409 Broadway. This owner bought an Oii-o-Matlc. P I L E S" ) H HIMOKSHOID61 RECTAL AND COLON 'AILMENTS O STOMACH DISOROERS Trastalt-eatl ewawt, irvvt-san ria,. ivaasaa. - . fc m SaSfc at aaa. Ti nnln rtm a - BSSsSi' S$ W W 7 $W-IT CVWTfTIEJSJ . Saagagm rtasi laaaBa Wed and frU until $ itaZT Write or coil tar rail aasenpthe rMoklst The Dean Clinics In Our 39th Yr - a tea-a-e-ta ew-atata mm ' ML Cesser - Swtastos oad a ad Ava TaUpkiaa EAst S9IS NrMoad I4,0sa. A-- -- Sf-t . Why Soifer Any Longcrl Waeo ecaers ran, ose ear cimii remedies. Aaaastag sossass fee asea years ta Caiaa. No saatter wtta what all eats yoe are afffl etee-. SlaorSera, slaaUa, baart, taega, liv -SpalseTae' er, aioaeys, gas. Steoetea, rhe stlass. gall and blae- Ser fever, skla, feaaale e CHARLIE CHAN CBINCSK EXB , " ca. 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