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: . - Co if IUI II if P7 15 M Ro)7 V IfU U V UJ LT-Lri LaT7, colored, compter t-Md oad drawn. Wo cut flim up If 70a wis- i i Each M f i 1 - '3 1 BACON Swift's a-cod. and rind off 1 U Lb. 490 LilllD JJ 4 490 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' SPRY L. 3 lb. can 770 DAIIISH SQUASH 2g POTATOES friL'r Lb. 20 HUBBARD SQUASH Lb. 20 SWEET POTATOES U 90 ..iV.M'f ; "l ' 5 ; j-i : COFFEE SAW - . ; -Lb. 490 COFFEE AS other popvlar brands .Lb. 540 1 "I i : Tall cans Armour's i J .Each 100 zoon Flsar's L i ..Each 1 ib. 190 JELLO Assorted Sarors i 1 1 Each 60 . ' -.14 V ; pop'comiT.r:. 2 . 290 DROWII or POWDERED SUGAR 10c UashingPovdcr Silvar Dust giant slzo, with big Cannon dish tow! ........ Each Uashing Powder SUrsr Dust, largs sizs, with fins Cannon Sacs cloth Xach 270 STRAWDERRY JAI1 No. 10 lor. 2.75 lb. Jar 290 0LE0IIARGARIIIE Armour' s Mayflower lb. 22c nTTT) Etcw Quoon, AjUUI. 50-Ib.baa. 3.53 ,25 lb. bag $179 rnriT7 nppp ubbr-s. OU-UJ UbU psr dotsn. 44$ Each 390 PEACHES Zz1.?,"-"" Each 19c fl ft C 308 Mission. psc cass, 24 cans. 2.10 Each 90 PUIIPKIII Standby 1V cans 24 14$ Xach 70 SAUERKRAUT K 1 , Each 110 "Why worry about malting your own whsn you can buy It this chsap" CLEAIISHIG TISSUES i Each Jt,-!.. 50 SALAD DRESSRIG NaUay's Tang .Pints 290 SALAD DRESSING Nallsy's Tang Quarts 490 SAIIDWICH SPREAD Nallsy's Lunch Pcdl ..Pints 290 LUIIDER JACK SYRUP 124-ox. bottls 330 LUIIDER JACK SYRUP JNo. S buckst 690 Tt with sach order of SS. wo airs you a fidest which ontitlss you to a cdrplano rids. Bs Mir and ask lor; ynar fldctt. ; THESE PRICES ABE GOOD TSEOUGR THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27TH I rrr ' m krr-rk' .i w s. 0MK M l' sm X V n if -'.?v Mayor Lee Asks Change in Court System PORTLAND. Oct 20-0?VMy- or Dorothy McCuUough Lee pro posed today that -a parole clficer. independent or municipal judges. be assigned to municipal court cases. She introduced an ordinance which would make the city coun cil responsible for reviewing or reversing decisions of the parole officer. The ordinance would also require full court records. The municipal judges expressed disapproval of the ordinance. They said that divorcing the parole of ficer from them would hamper their work. The mayor had appealed lor a regular parole system in the dry, after several prisoners reported that they had paid s Sauries Is land farmer to get them out of jaiL MissRader Talks to PTA The "school of tomorrow was discussed by Miss Elizabeth Rader, state elementary school director, at the Englewood school's first PTA meeting of the season this week. Bliss Rader stressed the import' ance of discarding outmoded equipment and methods and pre dicted that schools of the future would seem almost fantastic when compared with those of today. The first PTA gathering attract ed a large turnout of parents. Mu sic was furnished by Mrs. Wayne Meusey, who presented vocal and piano numbers and refreshments were served by the 5th and 6th grade mothers. DOROTHY LAMOUR MOTHER HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20 -&)- Actress Dorothy Lam our became the mother of a second sod to night A seven pound, 2Vi ounce baby was born: to the wife of Wil liam Ross Thomson Howard, an advertising executive. BLAZE IN OAKS PARK PORTLAND, Oct. 20 -JV A fire partly destroyed a wooden warehouse at the Oaks Amuse ment park today, and damaged several thousand dollars worth of skating costumes and other sup plies. Firemen kept the blaze from spreading to the skating rink and other buildings. Diphtheria Case Fatal MEDFORD, Oct 20 -JP- A 12 year-old boy died of diphtheria here last night bringing to three the number of fatalities from that disease here. An encouraging note arose ; however, with the report that no new cases nave turned up. By now, virtually every school child in the county has been inoculated against the disease. Eleven cases have occurred three of them ending in death EASIER LIFE NEW YORK -(INS)- There's a project afoot to make life easier on the romantic isle of Tahiti. Westinghouse Electric Corporation reports inquiries about establish ment of a coin-operated commun ity laundry there. LEADS IN IMPORTS MEXICO CITY-(INS)-Tbe Uni ted States maintains an enormous lead over the rest of the world in imports to Mexico with more than 65 per cent of the total. Next in order are Great Britain, Canada, Switzerland and Sweden. ACCIDENT TOLL WASHINGTON -(INS)- Last year 98,000 persona died acciden tal deaths in the United States ac cording to the 1949 edition of "Accident Facts" published by the National Safety council. The 1948 accident rate was the lowest of any year recorded. Na. - Synopsis of annual statamnt for the Var ended December 31, 194S. of the xnew Yora rire insurance Comoanv of New York, in the State of New York, made to the Insurance Comrols Sioner of . the Stat of Oregon, pur tuam to law: INCOME Net premiums received. SSOSJ03J2 Total Interest, dividends and real state income, 1368,95 1J&. Income from other sources, $345, 838.12. Total income. S5 91 493 00. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses. $2,468, inn. Xoas adjustment expenses. $141.873.M. UnderwriUn expenses. S2J1S.354.S1. Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash. ioo.ooo.oo: stock, none), siw.ooo.oo. Dividends paid or credited to pottcy' noraers, none. All other expenditures (inetudinc in vestment expenses f 10. 042-27) S28S, SIOM. Total disbursements. S5.379.Z1S.I7. ADMITTED ASSETS Value o teal estate owned (market value), none. Loans on mortfafes and collateral. etc.. none Value of bonds owned (amortized) S4.289.MS.44. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). SJ.BVLMO.UO. Cash in banks and on band, 31.433. 1WM. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30. IMS, $424.- 90S.S3. Interest and rants due and accrued. u.szi.s. Other assets (net). 3Mjas.se. Total admitted assets, tU.134W.53. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. san.TTLSe. Estimate loss adjustment tor unpaid claims, lajnx Total unearned premiums, $3,430 058 51. AU ether liabilities. S52S.T2S B5. Total oabUtUea. except capital. $, Capital paid up. S1J0S.000.BO Special surplus funds: none. Un assign fund (surplus). $2,483. 301 49. Surplus as retards poller holders. Total, $10.13t2S4.S5. Business in oregobv for the year Net premiums received. $32171-11. Net tosses paid. S14A24JC Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, aone. Now York Stock Quotations NEW YORK, Oct. 20 -rV Today's dosing quotations: American Can 95 H "Gen Electric 37 4 'Radio Corp Am Power & Lt 12 H (Gen Foods 474 Rayonier Am Tel & Tel 144Gen Motors 654'Rayonier pfd . 2SVi Goodyear Tire S3 Vt Reynolds Met Int Harvest 27JUchfield Int Paper . , 634 Safeway Kennecott 47Sears Roeb Anaconda Bendix Avia 31H Beth Steel 28 Boeing Air 224 Calif Pack 35 Canadian Pac I3TXIbby YcN & L So Pacific SS fLong BeU A 30!Mont Ward 521 Nash Kelvin Nat Dairy Case J I Caterpillar , Chrysler Comwlth Sou - Cons Vulte 10SN Y Central Continental Can 33 Crown Zel 28 Curtis Wr S Douglas Air 9 Dupont de Ne . 34 84tstan Oil Cal 2S4iStudebalcer 52-4)Sun Mining 144 Transamerica 35 H Union Oil 10!Un Pacific 17U,TJn Airlines - Northern Pac Pac Am Fish 12V Pac Gas FJec 32VsU S Steel P I tt T 101 Warner Bros Penney J C 52 Wool worth .. IS 24H 20 39 29 42 43 67 24 11 12 28 80 14 24 13 43 Har: New croo stock, baled. OS. No. 3 men alfalfa, truck lots ta.6. Portland. S33-34; Ui. No. 1 mixed timothy. $3S; new crop oats and vetch mixed bay. uncertified clover hay, aoaunaly $23-24. depending on 4uel ty. locsuon, Daied. on w unman vai ley farma. ' ' Stock Market Finishes on Losing Side NEW YORK, Oct HVTh stock market ran Into tax troubles today and finished on the losinf side. losses were small for the most part and a substantial number of issues crept a little higher. In early dealings the market showed signs of getting ahead. In mid-morning, though. Presi dent Truman, speaking at a press conference, , indicated he would be forced to ask congress for high er taxes when the legislators re convene in January. Demand flagged immediately. For most of the balance of the session quotations were persist ently shaded. Turnover was most active when rallying signs were in evidence. Business for the day, swollen by numerous big blocks which sold in the morning, con tracted to 1,270,000 shares from 1,370,000 Wednesday. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped J2 of one point to 67.1. Official Dims Bridge Hopes PENDLETON. Oct. 20 -UP)- A diacouracing note for the inter ests who want a bridge across the Columbia river at Umatilla was sounded here today. Charles H. Reynolds. LaGrande. who talked with the federal bu reau of public roads chief about it, said the latter did not approve the bridge. He felt it would use federal money needed more urg ently elsewhere. Reynolds said he didh t think the states could finance it, either. Salem Market Quotations (As el lata yesterday) BUTT EF Al Premium No. 1 . No J ,, BUTTE Wholesale Retail JT 1, EGGS (BarimO (Wholesale price range from S to T cents over buying price ) extra larf aa bq Larre AA .SS Laree A M Medium AA M Medium A n M Pullets J Cracks M Stocks and Bonds Co piled y the Associated Pi ass Oct. 30 STOCK AYEXsAGES at l 13 m Indus Kail CUl Stcks Net Qtm ng D.3 D.4 A.l Di Thursday $4a 34.1 U4 S7.1 Day S4.I 36 S Aim ni Week a N I 34.3 .41J Ta Month age 1 4 34.3 414 44J Year ao S4.4 4S.I 414 J BVNS 4TISAOU 30 10 1$ M Kails Indust Dtfl ronra Net change Dl Dl A.l unch Thursday 90. S Prev. day SOS Week ago ill Month ago SO S IM.3 102 5 103.3 103.T 100$ 1043 104J 104.0 104.4 JELL. 09 Y a T 70S 70.4 NOTICE OF EXAMINATION NOTTCT IS HEREBY GIVZN thai a promotional tara (nation sutaJect te the rules and rs atmna and proviso of the CWli Servie Coiamuon of Salem. Oregon, as amended, will b held in the City Hall. Salem, Oregon, as follows: Tuesday, November 3, 1049, Do a m. CAPTAIN FIRST AID - TO - DE PARTMENT GENERAL SCOPE OF XXAMINA TION: General knowledge baaed on first Aid experience and knowledge of Red Cross ttrst Akl Courses. PAY: Two Hundred and Ninety Dollars JSOM) per month. Dirras: auprvoB) oi nr uepen ent eouipment and prsoal as- aigned to Captain First Aids Juris diction, and transmission of orders of superior officers and directing their enforcement. EXPERIENCE: Not leas than tare years ei cos itinuons aaisie under per manent appointment as nrtmia m the talera rlre Departmeht. APPLICATIONS FOX THIS EXAMI NATION may be mad at the office of the CKy Recorder, must be filed m person, and wui not be accepted for filing after the following date: Friday, October 3S, IMS. 30 . DATED AT 11 IM. OSIOON. UCte- ber la, Its. CIVIL. S tVICX COMMISSION By: ALT RED MUNDT Secretary and Chief Examiner O 30-31-33-33-a4-S$ Portland livestock PORTLAND. Oct. 30 -(API- (USD A) Salable cattle 390. calves ISO; market rather slow but mostly steady; few medium grass steers 30.00-21.00; com mon ls.oo-is.oo: rather liberal supply cutter common dairy type steers and heifers 11.00-1350: few common beef heifers around 14.50: canner - cutter cows mostly 10.50-1150; few down to 10 00; shells down to 3.00; odd com mon low medium beef cows 12.50-13.50: bulls scarce, slow, few common 14.00- 13.00; good vealers .00-23 50; includ ing 380 lbs. calves at 22.00; cull-common vealers 10.00-15.00; sizable supply medium heavy calves not moving. Salable hogs 300; market mosuy stea dy with Wednesdays general trade: good - choice 180-230 lbs. 30 50; 1 lot mostly choice 114 lbs. tt.TS: 350-37 lbs. mostly 18.50: 140-170 lbs. 18.50- 1 00; good 350-450 lb. sows 1440-17.00; heavy sows quotable downward to 15.00; good - choice feeder pigs salable H1.W. Salable sheep 300: steady: few good' choice slaughter lambs 3140: medium good 20.00; common - medium feeders I3.OO-17.0O; good ewes salable 100-50 1 choice lot 7.00; common down to 3.00. Portland Produce NOTICE or EXAMINATION NOTICX IS HEREBY GIVEN that a rpromotion examination sub)ect te the rules and regulattona and provisos of the Civil Service Commission of Salem, Oregon, as amended, will be held at th City Hall. SaWm. Oregon, aa fol lows: Wednesday. November t. IMS. 1:0 a m CAPTAIN - FIRE DEPARTMENT. GENERAL SCOPE OF EXAMINA TION: General knowledge of th city and thorough knowledge of th Fir Department Study Manual. PAY: Two Hundred and Ninety Dollars ($29000) per month. duties c supervision of nr Depart- meat equipment and personnel as signed to Captains Jurisdiction, and transmission of orders of superior of ficers and directing their enforcement AooUcaoona will be accepted only from those who meet the following requirements : 1. EXPERIENCE: Not less than three years continuous service under per manent appointment as Fireman in the Salem Fire Deoartment. APPLICATION FOR THIS EXAMI NATION may be mad at th Office of the City Recorder, must be filed In person, and will not b accepted for filing after the following date: Friday, rL4 M 10 C-AA M DATED AT SALEM. OREGON. Octo ber IS. 1049. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION By: ALFRED MUNDT Secretary and Chief Examiner O 20-21-22-23-34-25 MBITST A Leghorn hens B Leghorn hens C Leghorn hens A Colored hens . B Colored hens C Colored hens A Colored fry (3 ai B Colored frrrs C Colored fryers A old roosters B old roosters C old roosters up) 43 .13 4$ 43 J4 .10 41 43 .14 43 40 M LIVESTOCK by Valley Pack Fat dairy cows 10.00 Cutter cows 0.08 to 10.00 Dairy heifer BUI1S Top lambs Feeders Ev Good veal 150 to 300 lbs. Good calves , 10.00 te 13 00 11 00 to 14.00 1940 to 3040 12 80 to 1$ 08 1.00 to 4.08 17.00 to 31 00 13.00 to 1740 Portland Grain PORTLAND. Or.. Oct. 39 -(AP- Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2.19; soft whit (no rex) 3.19; white club 3.19. Hard red winter: ordinary 349; 10 per cent 3.19; 11 per cent 2.10: 12 per cent 341. Today's ear receipts: wheat 19: barley flour 4; corn 8; eata 1: mlUfaed 10. PORTLAND. Oct. 30 -(API- But terfat tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality maximum to 49 to I per cent acidity delivered in Butter wholesale f.o b. bulk cube Portland. W 66c lb ; first quality 81 64c: second quality. 57-gOc Valley routes and country points 3e less than first Butter wholesale fo.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade A A. S3 score. Sc lb.; A. 92 score. Sic lb.: 98 score 50c lb.; C, 99 score. 54c lb Above prices are strictly nominal Chess selling pric to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 2S-40c: Oregon -lb. loaf. 42 -43c lb Eggs To wholesalers. A grade. large, OSU-OA'sc; A grade medium. M-M'ic; small. ',c; B grade, large, 5S.-58,iC Liv chickens (No. 1 quality f ob. plants): Broilers, under 3 lbs., 34e; fryers. z-J ios . z-ee: J-4 lbs 27-2Sc; roasters. 4 lbs. and over 37-3Sc fowl. Leenorns, under 4 lbs., lS-SOc. over 4 lbs. 20c; colored fowL all weights. 22-23c; old roosters, all welch ts. 17-lSc lb. Rabbits (average to growers): Live white. 4-9 lbs.. IS-20c. 1-4 lbs, 14-1 8c: colored. 3 cents lower; old or heavy does and bucks, S-13 lb 4 fresh fryers. Sfc-SJC IB. Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers per ewt) : Beef: Steers, good. FOO-000 lbs.. 943- 45; commercial. $35-39; utility. $31-34. Cows: Commercial. $31-33: utility. sxi-za: eanners-euttsrs SM-sa. Beef cuts (good steers i : Hind Quar ters. $54-03: rounds. $43-51; full loins. trimmed. $73-7$; triangles. $33-34, square chucks. S40-42; ribs. $53-53 foreauartara. S34-3S. veal ana calf: uood sji-w: commer- in.t Lambs: Good choice spring lambs. Hi-; commercial, sje-40; utility, s- Mutton: Good. 70 lbs., down. $18-18. Porx cuts: Loin. No. L 8-13 lbs.. $50-32; shoulders. 18 Ib. down. 339-40; spareribs. $47-60; carcasses, $31-33. Mixed weights S3 lower. wool: Coarse, valley and medium grades. 44c lb. Mohair: Nominally 39 O. oa 13- month growth. Country-killed meats: Veal top quality. 30-33 Ib.: ether grades accordine to weight and qual ity with oor or Heavier -xc. Hogs: ught blockers. 30-31 UK sows. yj jjf- Beef: Good cows, 30-33 tj trs-cutters. 30-330. Onlons: Supply moderate, market steady. SO Ib sack Or a. yellows, boil ers. $140-80, mod.. No. 1. $243; 10 lbs.. oc; wash. Yakima epaaisn No. L. 83.00-23: Med- 8179-83: 18 lbs.. 43-50C. Idaho yellows, med.-large. 9349-80; 18 lb. sacks. 38-40C: whit. S3 00-39. Potatoes: Or. Deschutes Russets. N. 1-A. 83.00: Waah. Netted Cams. No. 1 $345: 38 Ib. sacks. $1.00-19: IS lbs. 50-83.. 10 lbs. 30-40c: No. 3. 50 lbs. SC-8140; Idaho Russet No. 1-A $3.40- 73. No. 59-51 Synopsis of annual statement for th year ended December 31. 1948. of the Globe Or Republic Insurance Company of America, of Philadelphia. In the State of Pennsylvania, made to the Insurance Commissioner of th State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. $440540343. Total interest, dividends and real estate Income. $261403.42. Income from other sources, $170.- 883.7. Total Income. 85.837.191 50. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses. $2,463. 477.90. Loss adjustment expenses. $141473.63. Underwriting expenses. $2419.355.07. Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash, $100.00040; stock, none). $100400.00. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, none. All other expenditures (including In vestment expenses $11405.77). $2. 877 61. ' . Total disbursements. 33.259.5M4L ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value 1. si7.500.oo. Loans on mortgages and collateral. etc none. Value of bonds owned (amortized). at. .SL Value of stocks owned (market val ue), a.4.B90.00. Cash In banks and oa hand. $1474.' 607.44. Premiums in course of collection written sinoo September 20. 1948. $419.- 93248. Interest and rents due and accrued. S18.X1.47. : Other assets (net). $63481 48. Total admitted assets. $8,719434.4$, LIABnjTTES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid euns. 9417.T7140. Estimated lees adjustment ex pens tor unpaid claims. S2 41 OJ. Total unearned premiums, $3,480,- 0041. AU ether liabOitie. $40947.10. Total liabilities, except capital. $4. $3645043 Capital paid up. $140040940. Special surplus funds; none. Unasstgned funds (surplus). $1483. 50443. Surplus as regards policyholders. a.i.4-z.. Total. 88.719.834.48. BUSINESS rN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premium received. $12.7704-. Net losses paid. $1042444. , Dividends paid or credited to policy ho-ders. none. Ne. 51-50 Synopsis of annual statement for the year ended December 31. 1948. of the American Equitable Assurance Com pany of New York, of New York, in the State of New York, made to the Insurance Commission of th State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. S12.4.737.9S Total interest, dividends and real estate Income. $435.89243. Income from other sources, $1,101,- 449 as Total income. $14437.070.13. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for looses. $5424,- 346 42. Loss adjustment expenses. $340,496.79. Underwriting expenses. S5446.461.44. Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash S3oa.ooo.oo: stock, none). S300 .000.00. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, none, All other expenditures (Including in vestment expense s7,oto). ssuz, 42846. Total disbursements. $12.933.734.0L ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value) Loans on mortgage and collateral. etc.. none. Value of bends owned (amortized) S10436430.68. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). 86.175446.00. Cash banks and on hand. $445$. 397.78. Premium In course of collect ion written sine September 30. 1940. 81, 101.461.00. Interest and rente due and accrued. 8470.45. Other assets (net). $33343441 Total admitted assets, S23.3.130 42. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. 81.48343143. Estimated suae adlustn mt for unpaid claims. 870444.03. Total unearned premiums. $124. 140 44. All other 1 bill ties. $24-43446. Total Labilities, except capital. $17. 24748 a9k Capital paid up. $140040040. Snaeial surolua funds: none. Unassigned funds (surplus). $4477, 46047. Surphts ad regards policy holders. S5.Tn.4e047. Total. $23.099.13043. BT. 1USINESS IN OREGON roa THE TEAR Net premium recetved. $15044747. Net loase Mid. S66.454.40. Dividenda paid or credited to poller hoera. Tkm StcrtasasVTJU ScdWnu Orootart TWdary. Octobea 41 1 aUtfc-lf. 400 Ac-lrrirc 408 Pots A FEW BEAUTIFUL Germatt' shep herd puppies - f wax. $10 $IE Ph, 4-2531. MALE POINtER t yr. old. 395 W, aaiem nts. av. m. wuw Ves. CLO&SY BLACK female kutea. free .. "-WCpq. r. v-, FOl SALE: t in ir?- gpe-Ssi ma insp. reedy hsnn 613. Frank Sse-ena. kt. 1. Bex 13. $ak res 11. Ph. Anqlty 344 WAl(Tl357Tsrvtces of ScotUe dog. must be registend. BUI Annea. AneeL MUST SXL registered brood stock JC puppies. Collies and SheUand ekes) dogs. Make effer. Nelcreat Kea-Mia. Rt 3. box 73. Turner. Orange Canary in. $10. f 410 Soada and Plants "OUT OF this world'" describes the colors of th Improved Pacific Giant Delphinium. We have aix color ras) in seedling plants priced under wna6 yu uaty pay for dumps, wtUeb In sure eaxuer blooms and sssa j Bvad pBta. Call $613$ before tfrtv 9ng to $19$ Berry si. Licensed Kur 411 IVutt cmd Farm froctues) SPITTNBERO AND WINTER 64A NANA Apple. Phil AspUiwaU, -4i b at s ia APPLES Spite and winter barnwea, also xubcrts. 1st house 00 N. I hwy., onCls-ter rd. Ph. $-430$. SWUT POTATOES 6ic lb . bring boxes. 1491 Bug 91, W. Salem. WALNUTS, orchard run. U-pick. i rsr id. 1 wc tor loo ids. or kylin Orchards. Ph. 2203L CARROTS, Sweet At Trader. Rsseafl ably priced. O. P. Muter, att, 7, Box 303. Lake LabUh. 414 Form lralpmoBi NOTICI TO CREDITORS NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that th undersigned was on th 29th day of September. 1940. by the Circuit Court of Marion County. Oregon, duly appointed Executrix of the estate of BLAND1NA KENNY, Deceased, and has duly qualified as such. All per sons having any claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the under signed at room 304 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem. Oregon, within sis months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published this 30th dsy of September. 1949. Blandtna K. Davis Executrix of the Estate of BLANDINA KENNY, Deceased. BRYAN GOODENOUGH 306 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon. Attorney for Executrix. S-30-O-7-14-31 28. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by th Circuit Court of Marion County. State of Oregon, sitting in probate, es se- cuto r of the estate of Eldora Lemmon. deceased, and has qualified aa such executor; all persons having claim against said estate are hereby nounea to present th same, duly verified as reanlred by law. to me. at 205 Oregon Buildin. in the City of Salem. Marion County, Oregon, within six (6) months from th date of this notice. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 23rd day of September, 1949. ORAL aUSKEU. LEMHQn. EXCCU- tor of th Estate of Eldora Lemmon Deceased. RONALD C. GLOVER. Attorney for Executor, 305 Oregon Building. Salem. Oregon. S-33-30-O-7-14-31 300 Personal 310 Maw-7 Nottc Chemoketa Led No. L fOOT. meets very wiimssnsy aiani 311 Loax and round LOST: Black billfold containing money at Identification papers. Reward, fa. 3-6479. 318 VtnottZT RUN DOWN) Lost pen. Doctor aays rn pspleas. (Jet rex Tonic ts Diets save pep oulck Dr. A. w. ror ooay weak lust because lacking Iron. In troductory size only 90c At all drug gtsts. In Salem at Fred Meyer's. 1949 NEW HOLLAND baler Ford tractor with 3-14 Inch plow. '40 Morell rake - $ ft disc. John Van Leeuwcn. 1 ml. W. KWTL. Al- bany. MODEL A Avery tractor See th Av ery 3-plow model A tractor at Warns. Own th tractor that will bring yeu unequalled field performance at un equalled fuel economy. R's the A Very Model A 3-plow tractor, new en play at Wards Farm store. Avery owners will tell you that Modal A packs Rkors profit''- making fa lavs than any outfit of Its stse en the market. Let Wards prove It ywu Aak for a free demonetratien at Wards big Farm Store. Ward Farm Store. Trad A High sts Salem. Ore. 423 Auction Scdae) CAR & TRUCK AUCTION FRIDAY NIGHT. 740 T. M CONSIGN YOUR CAR OR TRUOt NOW OR PHONE 3-?09. LANE SUDTELL'S Auction Sales Yard Located W Miles East of Salem en Silverton Road To Buy or Sell Call tr. If tou hav aaytatbg to sell sail 43. Wa sell on commission or Will buy. Auction every Monday 740 P-iu. Leck8 Auction 4 miles from Salem on Dslla Hlghway 450 Merchandise 455 Hcnisohold Goods Tot Solo 3 DINING SETS $50 each, piano $00, Phone 3-6607. 2TENTTH REFRja. good coni. VHVKl 3-5281. CHEAP MOD. wood it coal range. 13$ 0 N. 16th it. 10 OFF on all antiques. Friday p. an. thru Sat. Uustairs Antique Shop. 430 Court. ood or coal ctrculeter, J 01 7 3rd St., Weas 5 RM. SIZE $29. ExcelL cond. Salem. 61L CIRCULATING beater, good eon dttion. Phone 3-4042. CRANE AUTOM Rean, Ph. 2-5020. gas water heater. washing ma 1 ichine. Ph. 3-4098 MED. SIZE Coleman oil heater wHT) tank on back. $20. Ala apt. all AB alec, range. $45. both good cond. 1793 8. Winter. Ph. 3-886 GOOD OCCASIONAL chair. S12. Cor ner shelves. $5 196 N. 23rd. WESTERN AUTO Deluxe relrig. 6i Cu. Ft. Exe. cond. $120. John Sebatar. RL 7. Box 408. 1 ml. N.W. of M die Grove Sen. Ph. 3-3388. . tL. STOVE; refrtg.. elec. oven. gr It metal table, rug at gardes tools. Ph. 20037. 370 La BrandL I PC. WALNUT BENlNa ream sulbs. $03. Phone 3-061$. US 5 " FufiNTTUl at Bargain ptiX. See Valley Furniture Co. before bur tng. 286 N. Coral. Ph. t-1473. UK Wantol Ho-Mihoici appc ael liture. 8M rclal. Ph. 37473. nCE. large quantity n Ph 1-8110 Wood-f ITUHI 'Prior 3-0183 Palmistry Readings Tells past, present at future. Advice oa love, business and mania g. Ans wers all questions. Are you worried? 173 S. ComX Open 9 ajn. to 10 pn. Under new management. BEAUTY COUNSELOR order token. Lovelv Xmas gtfts. Eves. Ph STANLEY Home Product J Ph. if 244S3 37334. Sto- valL 3043 Sunnwtew SaLCm KtiKd SOUX i3 4'D'' St Salem. Oregon. USED FTJRN.. Immediate btgneat prices. Valley Furniture, N. commercial NEED AT ON furnltur. Ph iiifcn ruSN .1MB.. . i. LW svw naw iimuiwiv, iviiun sporting good. etc. to sell and nasit top prices cal TRADER LOUIE. Sari Portland Rd. Ph. S85M day. tOOlt evs. 458 Bu-ldLpo; Matartals Buildins Something? 130 uaea windows witn 87.50. hundreds of sesh used. Used doors with trs hardware. $10. C. G. Long. Ph. 28081.; 1 ml. No. of Ketzer. UOWSlR BROS. Your power tool rental headquarters. 1410 8. Utn at. Ph. 33640. . : 400 Agricultiire 402 Livestock REGISTERED milking shorthorn bull, 21 mos.. lots of RM.'i. $300. Ph. 42531. DAIRY COWS, wiener pigs and fat red hens, at Scottys Ranch, 1 ml. E. out Center St. Ph. 2-6Z74 FOR SALE or will let out for winter to reliable party. 4 yr. old thorough bred mare, broken, gentle. 4140 N. River rd.. Salem. Ore. 2 LONG yearling Guernsey at Jersev heifers, mak fin cows. 4143 N. River ra . Salem. CATTLE W ANTEDTEarl DuChaan. 3400 N 5th Ph. 3-1656. BONDED livestock buyer. Claude Ed- Rt 1 Box K99E. Ph 3-1144. Cu CENSED hve stock buyer Haid E. Snetben, Turner, Oregon. BONDED LTVl-tOCX buyer. E. C McCsndllsh. 1121 8. 25th. Ph. $-6147. 404 Poultry gad -afabt KEW HAMPSH IRE cfalcJc 1 every Thurs day. Order Fry er Hans now at spec 1 quantity price for your lock ers. Custom dressing a spec Ity. Pa. 3-2861. Lee's Hatchery. 3iW AMPSHThicks for Inunedl ate or future delrverv. Hatches every Tuesday. Fexe Hatchery. 3830 State St. Ph 3-4SW. ' TEAR-OLD KENS for locker. $1 ea. Phon 3-114. Now Many Woar FALSE TEEfH Whh Mor Comfort FASTETTH. a pleasant all Bae (aon. aeid) prder. bo a false teeth mere firmly. Te eat and. talk in mo e com fort, lust sprinkle a little FASTTETH en your pistes. Ne gummy, gooey, peaty taste or feeling. Checks DLto odor" (denture breath). Get FAS- TEETH at any drug store. 4 Builders Plywood, sheet rock. Insulation board, doors, shingles, window, as bsato siding, cedar shake. Electric weter heaters, toilets, wash basins, medicine cabinets, combination storm doors, waterproof wall board, large treat windows. W sell It cheap. C. G. Long. Ph. 3-5S21. One mile North of Reiser. USED 2x6: 2xl2's and timber ol all sizes See Jim Symonds at she Oregon Pulp and Paper MID, Saver ton. ; FHA uaag-T so Faras Stale Fkzt-ceCo. Liceasa S-tll and M-ttJ rersaaaJ a i Asia 9T44-saJIJ DY.T4bUI4- I DtS. CBAJC . . LAJt ! CZXZS- IT--B-LUT1 Ml Nortk l-boxtf Cpetalr Pawl ad Ci ca. urrtce ens a to 1 9 0 to t nna ar (ro of t rgov 19IT. 1 i t.