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Newspaper Page Text6 i rfflfV FEE 15 A No. 2Vi can Yeager's raut with ach pound of Winrsat th regular ptic QAC0I7 EIIDS And pieces. Swift's sliced and rind off , 290 APPLES Red Delicious or Golden Delicious .Per bushel box 1.49 onions 10 lb. bag 390 ICE CREAII Assorted flavors ..Per quart 330 POP Quart size. 2 for 25c 7-ox. size, per case of 24 690 CORNFLAKES Carnation Cm for 250 HUSKIES DOG FOOD, lb. cans 6 w 790 Brovn and Powdered Sugars bulk Lb. 100 WESSON OIL Quart size Each 590 SNOWDRIFT lb. can 790 SWIFTMNG lb. can 670 COFFEE SAW Lb. 490 milk Tall cans Armour's .Each ioy20 LUMBER JACK SYRUP 24-ox. borfle 330 LUIIBEB JACK SYRUP ..No. 5 bucket 690 SALAD DRESSING n.,. Tang ..Pints 290 SALAD DRESSING Nalley's Tang .Quarts 490 SANDWICH SPREAD Nailer's Lunch Pail ..Pints 29C CANNED FOODS SPECIALS ' Each Case Price, i 24 Cans POIIPKIN No. 2Vi cans Standby ...... 7c 1.65 PEAS No. 2 cans Sweet Picldn's 9c 2.15 COfflPcsT."1?-0" 11c 2.59 CORirmrfT lie 2.59 GREEN BEANS Green Spot .L 2 for 25c 298 HorniiY Na.2Vs can Hunt's -.iu -u 2 for 25C 2.98 TOHATOESl:--2fa,25c iM T0I1AT0ES No. 2Vt can Mission 16c 3.79 KRAUT No. 2Vs tn Yeager's lie 2.59 ( orarwpcNo-2V4canStarDi lQf- AVt JrlilUXUla) Yellow Freectooe 13C lew J - 'r ' - ' I FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 300 can Hunt's 16c 3.79 FETE With ererr order of S&00 we aire you ticket which entitles yew o'a free airplane ride. 2 sure and ask for your ticket. Plenty of good slab bacon and hams Jot that Deer Hunting Trip " THESE PRICES GOOD THBOtJGH THURSDAY. OCTOBER Cth SALT CAKE CITY (ISS) An agent for the U. S. Bureau of Narcotics says that the number of drug addicts in the United States is steadily declining, M. R. Cotlegeman. who has charge of the Utah-Wyoming area, spoke recently before the Salt Lake Round Table. He said: The old addicts are dying off and there are-fewer younger peo ple using drugs. By the time an addict reaches 50, he usually has contracted a serious disease that kills him." CoIIegeman said World War II caused fewer people to turn to drugs than any other war in his tory. "In World War I," he said, "about one person out of every 3,000 became drug addicts. One out of every 100,000 is the figure for World War II." UNDERSTANDING SAN FRANCISCO -'(INS)- A program of public relations is pay ing off in San Francisco in better city - rural understanding. San Franciscans are reminded about the importance of agriculture and its neighbors about city facts. Salem Obituaries REINWALD John Wesley Reinwald. late resident at aw Plymouth dr. September 28. at a local hospital, at the age of 11 years. Surviving - are the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Reinwald. Salem; two brothers. Charles and Dwlght Rein wald. both of Salem: and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Reinwald. Sa lem, and Mrs. Minnie McCarty Cold field, Iowa. Services will be held Fri day. September 30. at 1:30 p.m. at the Clough-Barricfc chapel with Interment in Belcrest Memorial park. MORROW Jess W. Morrow, late resident of Prairie City, at a local hospital Sep tember 2S at the age of 63 years. Sur viving are the widow, Mrs. Sylvia Morrow. Prairie City; and 10 sons, Charles. Albert. Herbert. Coy. Walter. Raymond. Tom. Homer Henry and Ernest Morrow, all of Prairie City. An nouncement of services later by the Howell-Edwards chapeL . WYATT Mrs. Luna DeEtte Wyatt. late resi dent of Salem, at a local hospital, Sep tember 28. at the age of 82 years. Sur viving are a daughter. Mrs. William Forster, Salem and four grandchil dren. Services will be held Saturday, October 1. at 130 p. m.. at the Clough Barrick chapel with the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. Interment at Hayesvlll. cemetery. WERT0 Traugott J. Werth. late resident at Willamina. at a local hospital, Sep tember 29. at the age of 72 years. Surviving is a daughter Mrs. R. F. Jahn, Grand Ronde. Announcement of services later by the Howell-Edwards chapel. MILES Mrs. Mary A. Miles late resident of Des Moines. Wasn.,' in this city, Sep tember 29. at the age of M years. l-toUer of Mrs. H. R. Robinson, Salem. nd Mrs. A. K. Maloney. Des Moines. -Wash.: grandmother of Lois and Elixa peth Robinson both of Salem, and Allen and Lorain Maloney, both of Des Moines. Wash. Announcement of services later by th W. T. Rigdon chapeL DeWITT ; Elmer J. DeWitt, late resident at 1180 Elm St.. West Salem, at a local hospital. September 29. at th age of 78 years. Surviving is the widow, Mrs. Mary Jan DeWitt. West Salem. An nouncement of services later by th Clough-Barrick chapeL Mclaughlin Mrs. Clema McLaughlin, at th resi dence at 1064 S. Liberty St.. September 29, at th age of 81 years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. L. N. Simon and Mrs. Mary Simon both of Salem; two brothers, Charles Lambert. Se attle. Wash., and Edward Lambert. Oakland. Calif; four grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Member of St. Joseph's Catholic church. Announce ment of services later by th Virgil T. Golden company. Breithaupts Salem's Oldest Name . in Flowers Paul Heath Helen Breithanpt Heath 447 Ceurt St, Ph. 3-9179 More Comfort Rearing FALSE TEETH Her is a pteasantrway to overcome loos plat discomfort FAS TEETH, an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. NTW YORK. Sept. ZPy-Today's closing quotations: Big Declinq in Drug Addicts v5 II Tha SfcrtejAossj flqW jQrcefa.' TrOaf. Sember X ltO 1. ?f American Can. Am Power & li. Am Tel & Tei Anaconda Bendix Avia Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac Case J. I. Caterpillar' Chrysler Comwlth Sou Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zel Crhis Wr. Douglas Air Lupont de Ne 86i:Gen, Electric f 12U Gen. Foods : l42lGen. Motors 26.VGoodyear Tire 30 Int Harvest 2SWInt. Paper 21jKennecott 3441jbby lie H St Long Bell A Mont Ward Nash Kelvin : 52i!Nat Dairy 57iN Y Central 104!Northern Pac 34 Pac Am Fish 27!Pac Gas Elec 7!(P T & T 62 4 Penny J C 3? 'Radio Corp pfd Met 14 37 32, 444',Rayonier 634 Rayonier 39 Reynolds 27 jRichfield 57 1i Safeway 46i4 'Sears Roeb L SV4 S0 Pacific 23 iStan Oil Cal 50H'Studebaker 14l!Sun Mining 3 4 W ITransamerica 10 4 'Union Oil mt'Un Pacific 124'Un Airlines 32a!U S Steel 99 ? Warner, Bros. 53 Woolworth 12. 244 30 14 194 39H 27 V 4m 42 68 V4 22 1 114 13. 29H 81 IS',! 234l ll7.i 45,! Stock Traders Put Money on Steel Peace NEW YORK, Sept. 29-,TVStock traders put their money on peace in the steel industry today. In the face of almost over whelming indications that a strike scheduled for Friday midnight will be carried out, the market closed within a shade of the year's top mark. Final prices were below the highs of the day in many xases but still up fractions to around a point. A mid-morning buying drive, powered by the railroad section, lifted key issues fractions to around 2 points. Advances were pretty well maintained for sev eral hours, then late in the ses sion selling became a little more insistent and the widest gains were clipped. Business picked up speed when the market was climbing, tended to contract on the way down. Turnover of 1,380,000 shares was above 1,000,000 shares for the 13th session in a row and compared with 1,300,000 Wednesday. . The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced .3 of one point to 65J. This matched the high point of a summer rally irst touched Sept. 13 and was tops since the high of the year of 66.2 was established on January 22. Salem Market Quotations (As f late yesterday) BUTTER r AT Premium . No. 1 No. 2 BITTER Wholesale . Retail . EGGS ( Buy in j (Wholesale price ranges from i cents over buying price.) Extra large AA . Large A A s-j . Larse A .S3 .63 .57 .7 .71 Medium AA Medium A . Puiiets :.: Cracks POULTRY A Leghorn hens B Leghorn hens C Leghorn hens A Colored hens B Colored hens . C Colored hens B Colored fry (3 & up I B Colored fryersi C Colored fryers A old roosters B old roosters C old rooster? LIVESTOCK y Valley Park Fat dairy cows 9 00 to Cutter cows 8.00 to Bulls - 1100 to Top lambs , , 18 00 to Feeders U 00 to Ewes 1 00 to Good veal 150 to 200 lbs. IS 00 to to 7 u .85 .63 S3 .31 J7 2.1 .11 .13 .09 .21 .18 .10 3 23 .14 .IS .10 .08 11 SO 10.50 1500 20 00 16.00 4 00 30.00 Stocks and Bonds Compiled by th Associated Press Grain Prices Vary Widely CHICAGO, Sept. 29 -JPy- A day of erratic price fluctuations wound up on the board of trade today with prices thoroughly scrambled. December wheat lost more than a cent while all other deliveries scored fairly substantial gains. Re ports of increased offerings of cash wheat at leading cash markets had an influence on the weakness of December. There was a good deal of selling in this contract against purchases of May Wheat closed ltt lower to IV4 higher, corn was unchanged to Vk lower, oats were Va-M lower, rye was lower to V4 higher, soy beans were Vt to 1 cent higher, and lard was S cents lower to 5 cents a hundred pounds higher. Indians Debate Form of Oaths NEW DELHI-OSVProvisions on forms of oath were decided after a lively debate in the constituent assembly here. The form proposed in the draft constitution read as this: "I, A.B.C., do solemnly af firm (or swear by God)." Sardar Bhupendra Singh Mann, a Sikh member, said; that in a secular state : one should not be asked to swear in the name of God. Two Hindu members, H. V. Kamath and M. Tyagi, wanted to reverse the formula and bring the words "swear by God" first, and the affirmation later. They said: India first gave the idea of God to the world. God belongs to India and India is a land of God. Therefore God must come first,, The house adopted the Kamath Tyagi amendment. The new clause read: "I, A.B.C., swear in the name of God (or solemnly affirm)-. STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS Indust Rails Net chans AS A 2 Thursdav Kl 35 4 Prev. day 92 0 33 1 Week axo 1 8 34 I Month a ?o ..90S 33 4 Year ago 90 3 43.1 BOND AVERAGES 20 10 IS Util unch 41 3 41 5. 413 4t)S 40.1 10 60 Stcks A3 65 9 es 853 642 669 10 Net chanf Thursday Prev. day Week afo Month ago Rails Indust Util Fontn tinch unrh unch A.l . 90 7 SO 7 .90.3 91 I Year mo 901 102 6 102 6 1027 1029 101 0 104.1 1043 104.4 1041 1000 697 696 70.4 70 2 62.2 Portland Grain PORTLAND, Sept. J9-(AP)-Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2 171s; soft white (no rex) 2.17i white club M7 2. Hard red winter; ordinary 117',j; 10 percent U7': 11 percent 2 18. Today's car receipts: wheat 94; bar ley 31; flour' 9; corn 1; millfeed 9; rye 8. Portland Produce PORTLAND Sept. 2-(AP)-But-terfat tentative, subject to immediate chanf: Premium quality maximum to J3 to 1 per 'cent acidity delivered tn Portland. 63-6c lb.; first quality 61 64c; second quality, S7-60c Valley routes and country points 3c less than Sii3. Butter wholes' f o b. bulk Mohair: Nominally 13c lb. II nontta grtth. - , Couatrv-klitod meats: - ' i - Veal top quality . 30-32 lb.: ether grade accdin t weight and qual ity with poor or heavier 30-33c r Hoes: Light blockers, 30-31 lb; saws. 23-34C. Lambs: Top quality. 33-37 e lb.; mut ton. 10-12C Beet: Good cows 13-33 C lb; can-Mrs-euttera. SO-32c Ontoos: Supply moderate, market steady; 5C lb. sack Ore. yeUows, boil ers. 61J0-60; ined. No. 1 U2i, 16 lbs. 40c. Wash. . Yakima Spanish No. 1. S2 25-50; yellows. Urge. S2.C0-23: med ium S1.75-8S: 1 lbs. SO-5oc: boilers. 16 lbs S7-30r: Idaho yellows, medium large. t3-2-, 10 lb. sacks 41c; whit $164-73. Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes Russets No. l-A. $3.65-75: No. S. 58 lb. sacks MO JO: Wh, Netted Gim No. 1. S3 S5-S5: 25 lb. sacks 81.00-10: 13 lbs. 49-52c; 10 lbs. M-4uc; No. 2, 30 lbs. 00-100; 10 oi. min.. S3.3S-S0. Ray: New crop stock baled US. No. 1 green alfalfa or better. Truck tots f o.b. Portland. S3S-38: U.S. No. 1 mixed timothy. $33-26; new crop oat and vetch mixed hay, uncertified clover hay, nominally 123-26, depending on quality, baled, on Willamette valley farms. Portland livestock PORTLAND. Sept. 2SH APMU.S D A Salable cattle today 200, holdover 200 calves 73; market very slow; most classes on cleanup oasts at weak to lower prices: some medium beef cows now 1.00 and more below Monday: few steers unsold: cutter-common steels 12.00-16.10; medium-good SSO-650 lb. stockers and feeders 15 50-18 00; common beef heifers 13.50-16.00; light cutters down to 11.00: canner-cutter cows nearly steady at 10.30-11.50: common-medium beef cows 12.50-1400; tutter-mediura sausage bulls 12 00 16.00; odd good bulls 17 CO; good 300 lb. v'ealers slow at 12.50-16.00. Salable bogs today 100; market ac tive, fully steady; good -choice 180-230 lb, mostly II 75; few fat typ 21.30; 2oO-18d lb. 1950; good 350-500 Ib. sows 1650-18.00: good -choice feeder pigs quotable 20.00-22.00. Salable sheep 200; holdover 100; market fairly active, mostly steady, quality considered: good -choice truck ed in lambs mosUy 2050: lew mostly good 20.00; common down to 16.00; good 65-70 lb. feeders 17.00; good 114 lb. yearlings 17.00; good ewes 6 00-30. C THI CIHCUIT COURT OF TKS ST AT Or OREGON FOR THX , COUNTY OF MARION Probate Department No. 13568 In th Matter of rKe Estate ef JOHN L TORRENS. Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTIONS TO FINAL ACCOCNT NOTICE is hereby given that LUEL LA A. TOR HENS, as th duly appoint ed. qualified and acting ExacutrU mi th Estat oi John L. Tarrau, e. ceased, has duty rendered and pre sented for settlement and filed In the Circuit Court of th County of Marlon. State of Oregon. Probate Department, a Final Account of her administration of td estate, and that Saturday, the 1st day of October. 1941, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the courtroom said Court US i?? MrI County Court How In th iL0' Salm- County of MartonStat of Oreton. have been duly fixed and appointed by said Court as the tuna and place for the hearing of objection to said Final Account and Um slite men! thereof. DATED at Salem. Marion County. Oregon, this 31st day of August. l4jL IX ELLA A. TORRENS Executrix of th Estate eg Jon L. Torrens. Deceased. DATE of first publication: September 3. 1949. 30TE1949 lMt ubltc"Uo: September LAWRENCE N BROWN Attorney for Executrix 212 Masonic Building Salem. Oregon SS-t-lt-D-M NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECCTOR Notice is hereby given that th un dersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Marion County. State of Oregon, sitting in probate, es exe cutor of th estate of Eld or a Lemmon. deceased, and has qualified as such executor; aU persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law. to me, at 205 Oregon Building, in til City of Salem. Marion County. Oregon, within six 6I months from the. date of this notice. Dated t Salem. Oregon, this 23rd day of September. 1949. ORAL MISKELL LEMMON. .Execu tor of the Estate of Eldora Lemmon Deceased. RONALD C. CLOVER. Attorney for Executor. 205 Oregon Building. Salem. Oregon. S-23-30-O-7-14-21 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that th undersigned was on the 28th day of September. 1949. by the Circuit Court of Marion County. Oregon, duly appointed Executrix of the estate of BLANDINA KENNY. Deceased, and has duly qualified as such. All per sons haying : any claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to th under signed at room 306 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from th date of this notice. Dated and I first published this 30th day of September. 1948. Blandina K. Davis ecutrix of the Estate of LANDINA KENNY, asea. BRYAN GOODENOUGH 306 Pionadc. Trust Building. Salem. Oregon, Attorney for Executrix. S-30-O-7-14-J1 ZS. to wholesalers: Grade A A, 93 score. 62c lb.; A. 92 score. 61c lb.; 90 score 59c lb.; C, 89 score. 56c lb. Above prices are stricUy nominal. Cheese selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 39 -40c; Oregon 5-Ib. loaf. 42 -43c lb. Eggs to wholesalers: A grade large 64',i-65Vtc; A grade medium, 51-M'ic; small. 41i,c; B grad large 56'.,-58ic. Liv chickens 4No. 1 quality f ob. plants): Broilers. 1 under 2 lbs.. 25 26c fryers. l-3 lb.. 27 -29c; 3-4 lbs.. 30c; roasters. 4 lbs., and over. 30c; fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs.. 18-20c; over 4 lbs.. 20c: colored fowl, all weights. 22c; eld roosters, all weights. 18-19c lb. Rabbits (average to growers): Liv white. 4-3 lbs.. 18-20c: 3-6 lbs.. 16-18c; colored. 1 cents lower: old or heavy does and bucks. B-12c lb.; fresh fryers. 50-53c lb. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers per cwt): Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs.. 143 45: commercial. 635-39; utility. $31-34. Cows: Commercial. 831-33: utility. $27-30: canners-cutters $23-26. Cows: Commercial. $32-35; utility. $27-31; canners-cutters. $24-26. Beef cuts (good steers): Hind quar ters. $55-57; rounds. $52-55: full loins, trimmed, $73-78; triangles. 831-33: square chucks. $39-41; ribs. $53-55: . . 1 M rorequariers. mim. s veal and can: uooa $77-40; commer cial. $33-35; utility. $28-32. Lambs: Good choice spring lambs. $41-46; commercial. $36-40; utility, $33 35. Mutton: Good. 70 lbs, down. $11-11. Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1. 8-12 lbs . $56-57: shoulders. 16 lbs. down. 840-42: sparerib. $47-50; carcasses. $32-23. Mixed weights $2 lower. Wool: Coarse, valley and medium grades. 45c lb. NOTICE Of SPECIAL ELECTION In the City of Salem. Oregon Friday. October 14, 1949 NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that on Friday. October 14. 1949. a special rubes I election will be held in the City of flowers 171 S. Commercial St. INSPECTED MEATC Phone 3-8757 W claim to b on of th vary ftw indpndtnt x&tat dealers left so by trading her w pass th middl man profit on to our customers. : s Shoulder Pork Roast Youno; Lean Tender Jb. 45c Th ar cat from th finest grad 1 pigs. ThaTfinest trimmed pork in Salem. BEEF Dead . . . li. Beef Bcfl . . . ... IB. Pure Pork Sausage Country Style Jh. 45 c Our auag rontrrln th finst Mnsnmrng mad. No water No cereal No scrap meat. Pjcnic Stcaldcr Boxion Bulls .... .lb. Joul DacoB Som skit H t nilghty i5n to fry. Far SaonIng a delicacy Jb. 29c FUytrtd Fresh Eccksi. . . IB. Salem. Oregon, for th pur pom of submitting to th registered voters of said city for their approval or r jection. an, act to amend section S of th charter of th said flty of Salem so as to increase the number of aldermen and the number of wards from seven to eight. Said election win be held in each ward of th city, beginning at o'clock in th morning and continuing until 8 o'clock in th evening of said day. The precincts In each ward shall have a common voting place, excepting Ward 3. wherein titer shall b two voting places. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Salem. Oregon, th 22nd day of August. 1949. ALFRED MUNDT. Recorder of th City of Salem. Oregon NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTt6H" In the City of Salem. Oregon Friday. October 14. 1948 MERGER ELECTION . NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that on Friday. October 14. 1S4. special election will be held In the City of Salem. Oregon, for trie purpose of vot ing upon th question of merger of th City of West Salem, Oregon, with th City of Salem. Oregon, which question will be stated upon th. ballot as follows: "Shall th City of West Salem. Oregon, b merged tnto th City of Salem. Oregon, by amending the charter of th said City of Salem so as to extend Its bound aries to include th said City of West Salem r Said election win be held in th City of Salem and all thereof begin ning at S o'clock In the morning and continuing until o'clock la th even ing of said day. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL of th City of Salem, Ore gon, th 22nd day of August. 194S. ALFRED MUNDT. Recorder of th City of Salem. Oregon The polling places for those elections shall be at the following places : WARD 1. which Includes Precincts t. 10. IS. S and 38. at Grant School, Market Street, between Cottag and Winter Streets: WARD 1. which Includes Precincts S. 11. 23. 37 and 29. at Washington School. 12th and Center Streets: WARD 3: Thert will b two polling places in this ware- as follows: For Salem Precincts 18. 17 and 31. at th city HalL Second Floor Corridor. High and Cbemeketa Streets; For th Kinrwood precinct and all that part of th city tat Polk . County, at 1094 Klngwood Drive (entrance on Glen Creek Road); WARD 4. which includes Precincts 4. 9. IS and 30t at th Stat1 Heating Plant. 12th and Ferry Streets; WARD $. which includes Precincts T, 8. 14. 21. 36. 22. 33 38. 37 and 43. at Mayflower Milk Dixtrs , Dairy Coop. Awn. 2139 Fairgrounds Road; WARD 6. which includes Precincts 1. 3. 19. 20, 23. 28 and 39. at th. New High School (Salem Senior High School). 14th and D street, and WARD T. which include Precincts 13. 13. 34. 33. 34. 40 and 41. at Leslie Junior High School. Howard and South Cottag Streets. S. 34-30 300 Personal scrap LOST: North Saatian club vncmeaeia si. aoout l n m Reward. Ph, Stayton 203-R. collect. SI RAYED FROM my place 13 mo oi Jersey-Guernsey bull. Finder pleai nourv beorg Hagemon. RL 6, Boi 126 Salem FOUND Occassional chair between Central Howell and Middle Grove. Owner may have same by paying tor ad Ph 3-1567. LOST Fuachia and blue pur silk, scarf Imprinted with ballerina fig. urea, on Coml. between Holland Bakery and QUuenberry corner Sat. urdav noon. Please return to Mrs. I-ehnhcrr at Oregon Statesman office, FOUND: Lady's wrist watch at Stat Fair. Jonathan Crockett, Rt. 3. Boa 37 A Lebanon. LOST Small black corde' purs down, town. Contains 1 key. compact, small change, etc. Reward. Finder plea, call J-1741 after 8 p.m. 316 Personal SALEM NURSING HOME. 3399 -D" Si. Salem. Oregon. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock GOOD REGISTERED Duroc Boar. Ag. six monins. rnone zzuiQ. a J. Lroooav. Rt 6, Hj ml. East of Middle Grov.. WANTED. Horses for torn ii. aTaZ want worthless eattl. if a liv. sues nsner na , Dh 2-oofi6. CATTLE WANTED. Earl DuChien. Ua N 5th Ph 2-1636. - LICENSED live stock buyer Hard E. Snethen. Turner. Oregon. BUND tO livestock buyer Claude Edt wards AT Rt 3 STUD hbme H Bos B99E Ph 3-1144 Palomino L Stiff. r Rt 3 quarter Box 870. a. BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer t McCandlish. 1127 S. Uth Ph. 3-8147 404 Poultry and nabbtt 410 Seed gtnd Plant" BRUZZIR trad forytlv D. W.-Cllm. YX. 4U, ant pound or Testoek. Ph. 433 Jefferson. lmor. Jefferson. 408 Pet BLACK COCKER and terrier pup. 3-4319. . t.- Slaii J FJKaesCo. 7T$at " FHA Leeaa cnr-Tlma Tart Leani Ueeaa 8-tll and M-tXS Personal auaal Ante Jt Saw S'VVS DrT.TXaaaJt D DrO.CmaaJI DES. CHAN . . LAM CIHNKS1 UXXBAUSTt Xl Nert Liberty Upstairs Peruana Oeaeral Dsetrle C Office Satargay ly 19 a. as. u 1 p.am to 1 pas. Casml ta'iasv BlMd its f and ! utsta are free mi aasg. Piasd 8 inc 1911. Wo Want Your mm AJwayi a Depcmtaal Cask Market. If ye eat bring Otas I Carlo's - w eta lea. Curly's Dairy FaJrmansds Besul at Bi l ruL t-nti 310 Meeting Node - Chemekeu Lodr. N. l IOOF snta very Wednesday night .312 Lost and Found as w. Albert Franeke. Rt. 7, a ml C of Totem Pol. at 1 YR old hens for sale Ph. 3-1816. DRESSED REN'S, delivered ' by ap pointment. Ph. 27263. . ruLEik laying so rds. Colman g stove. 'Box Point s NEW HASHlM chicks every TWA day. Order Frys or Hens now at special quantity price, for your lock ers. Custom dressing a specialty. Ph. 2-2861 Lee s Hatchery. NEW HAMPSHIRE chicks for ImmedT. at or future delrvery Hatches every Tuesday. Foxes Hatchery. 3830 Stat. St Ph 3-49W WINGS RABBtTRT neeos rahblta. To prices. 3969 SUto. Ph. S-1480. Weaner Pigs For Salo. Nico and fat. Yi milo South of the Liberty School On tho Liberty Road. V. T. Emory, Rt. 9, Box 264 Toti will cJwars find yon can do bttatMcTXywIl'sMarxt