1 !'
Bull Market
Moves Stocks
To New Highs j
' NEW YORK, April 12 -JP). The!
bull stock market got back in the
groove today after Tuesday's up-!
set and reached a new 3 -year
peak. ;
Final prices were up fractions
to an extreme of around 3 points.
The only time during, the day
that the market showed any in
decision was at the opening, when
heavy trading produced only
minor price changes. From then
on the direction was forward al
though progress at times was
slow. Closing quotations were
tops for the session in most cases.
Hard-hitting demand . for air
era rt stocks started the market
rolling ahead. Buying power soon
spread into other groups including
the reluctant rails.
A notable angle of the market's
attern was the pink-up In interest
n low-priced shares. Of the 15
most active stocks, only five sold
bout $20 a share.
Trading was fastest in the morn
ing and again in the final hour.
Sales piled up to 2,010,000 shares,
exactly even with Tuesday and
the fourth time in a row that bus
iness in a full session has totaled
t.OOO.OOa or more shares.
The Associated Press average of
0 stocks moved up .7 of one point
to 76.2, a peak since Aug. 20, 1946.
Only the rail group failed to reach
a high for two or more years al
though the gap was a small one.
A total of 1.132 individual stocks
changed hands, of which 683 ad
vanced and 211 declined.
SEEKS SENATE SEAT
HARTFORD, Conn, April 12
(AVVivien Kellerns, caustic critic
of the federal withholding tax law,
announced Tuesday her candidacy
for the republican nomination for
the United States senate.
THAILAND GRANTED AID
BANGKOK, Thailand (S i a m),
April 12 Thailand is being
granted f 10,000,000 worth of U. S.
military ail to resist communism,
Premier P. Plbul Songgram arv
Bounced her.
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childran li without faar of ovtction,
aacura in tha knowladga that it's yavrs
ta maka what yov wiU out of.
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tasta, previda hours of pleasant re
laxation, and ba a oy to your whoto
famity,
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Ivone Kirkpatrkk, farmer bead
of Foreign Offiee German see
tlon. Is new British High Com
missioner in Germany replacing
Sir Brian Robertson.
She's Lived 74
Years - - In a Way
HOLLYWOOD -(INS) -Of all
places there is a single girl who
hasn't been kissed!
She is Mary Sackett, one-time
Hollywood postmistress, who re
cently celebrated her 74th birth
day.
Miss Sackett, a spinster, insists
that no man has ever bussed her
She says:
"I'm an old maid and I'm proud
of it. I've never worn a bit of
makeup, yet I had three proposals.
"Men have taken me out, but
usually with a chaperone. I would
n't et them kiss me good night and
to this day no man has ever been
allowed to put his arm around me,
I never wanted man cluttering
up my nouse.
Miss Sackett has lived in Holly
wood even before the movie cam
era started grinding out the epics,
She was born on a Kentucky to-
oacco iarxn, dux ana naa never
smoked. 1
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timo like tho present to find your home!
SEE TODAY'S
Raiii Forecast J
Clips Boom 111 :
Wheat Futures
1
CHICAGO. Anril 12 -PI- A
forecast fori a little moisture in the
southwest today put an abrupt end
least temporarily to the dry
weather boom in wheat.
The newi crop wheat deliveries
fell aroundj 3 cents, taking a bat
tering from commission houses
and local traders throughout the
session. Opening lower, they were
able to stage only feeble and snort
lived rallies before selling again
washed them downward.
Other cereals also weakened,
partly in sympathy with wheat.
In general, all pits were influenced
by an inclination on the part oi
bulls to take some profits which
have been accumulated on the ad
vance whibh got underway back
in early February.
Wheat closed 1-3H lower,
corn was 4-l lower, oats were
lower, rye was 2 to 2Va
lower, soybeans were 1; to 3
cents lower and lard was 10 to 18
cents a hundred pounds lower.
Dallas Eagles
Plan Amateur
Show April 29
Statesman News Scnrlc
DALLAS A second amateur
show under sponsorship of the
Dallas Eagles lodge will be held
here April 29, announces Mrs. H.
A. Petersen, chairman for the
event.
Fifty per cent of the proceeds
will be donated to the. Dallas
Youth association for completion
of Tanglewood lodge, boys and
girls recreational camp on Ellen-
dale creek.
Auditions will be held from 9:30
a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, April
IS, at the auditorium in Long's
grocery building.
Mrs. 'Petersen urges all persons
with talent for entertaining to at
tend these auditions, which are
open to pre-school, school and
adult groups. Substantial prizes
are being: offered to winners In
each division. - '
Success! of last month's amateur
show prompted the Eagles to stage
a second talent performance, Mrs
Petersen declared.
Nine Students
Earn Degrees
At Monmouth
Statesman News Service
MONMOUTH Nine students
completed work on bachelor of
education degrees at Oregon Col
lege of Education during winter
term just ended. The degrees will
be awarded at June graduation
ceremonies. Four other students
finished courses in the three-year
curriculum leading to state certi-
FIND IT IN
CLASSIFIED
You'll find many homts advrtisd ill to
day's Statesman. Homos from a few thous
and dollars up. Homes that may bo had for
small down-payments and long term loans
What-over your home need may be . . . look
first in The Oregon Statesman Classified! Col
umns . . . you'll find the answer there!!
'
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fication as elementary teachers.
Those who completed! work on
degrees were Inabell Cox Cook
and Henry C. Ruark, 'jijj, both of
Independence; Eldred B. Dodson,
McMinnville; George Oj Korgard
and Irving KT. Underwood, both of
Salem; Dorothy A. Fo. Camas,
Washington; Chester Ml Hogan,
Grants Pass; Gene F. Holweger,
Springfield, and AubreyhVan Loo
of Cornelius. i j
Those completing the three-year
curriculum were Gladys F. Har
per, Fortland; Willis EJJKeithley,
Scio; Jarhes E. Sutherliand, Mil
waukie, I and Marilyn 1 Schrunk
Rogers, Junction City. I
Of the nine degree graduates,
four seek! advanced degrees in ed
ucation. Hogan plans to do work
on his Master's degree
in educa
tion at UCLA, Rurak is
registered
in the graduate school at
Uiu, ana
Stanford
Dodson is attending
graduate school in education. Hol
weger is i planning to attend U. of
Oregon for work on an;
advanced
degree. j j
HUGHES ' j
Daniel R. Huehes. late 'resident of
1228 Leslie St.. at a local hospital. April
9. at the ! age of 51 years. Survived by
widow, Ola Hughes, saiem: son. Ray
mond Hughes, Salem; sister, Marion
Jackson, Des Moines. Iowa; brother,
John Hughes. Cheyenne, iWyo. Serv
ices will be held at th Virgil T.
Golden chapel, Thursday. April 13, at
D.m. with the Rev. Dudley strain
officiating. RitualisUc services by Sa
lem lodge 4. AJr at am. interment in
lie lc rest Memorial pars, i
HAMMOND i
Mrs. Deloiis Hammond, at the resi
dence at 3840 State tt.. April 10. Sur
vived by husband Carl Hammond; and
daughter. Myrtle Lippert of Port
land. Services wiU be i Thursday,.
April 13, at 10 a.m. at the Clough
Sarriek ehanel with thai! Rev. T 31
Bernards omciaUng . Concluding serf
vices at Lincoln Memorial park.
Portland, it lau p.m.
8EKDOTZ
Nicholaus Thomas Serdoiz. lata rest
dent of 3010 Warner St.. at j Vancouver.
Wash.. ADrtl . at the ace of 34. Sur
vived by widow. LaVoile SerdoU of
Salem; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Serdots of Salem; sisters.! Mrs. Katie
Marman and Mrs. Louis Schlauch. both
of Glendive. Moat.. Mrs. Harold Bow
man of Salem, and Mrs. Leslie Boler-
Jack of Eugene; brothers. Charles Ser
doiz ot uienuive, mont.. ana msck w.
Serdots of Portland. Member of St.
Vincent de Paul Catholic church.
Recitation of the rosary wUl be Wed
nesday! ADrtl 12. at 130 p.m. at How
ell-Edwards chapel. Requiem mass at
St. Vincent de raui jatnouc cnurcn
Thursday. AprU is. at a JO ajn. Con
clubing services in Belcrest Memor
ial pane.
DVNGAN
Leah Dungan. at a local hospital,
April 10, at the age of 60 years.
Survived by a sister. Mrs. Dewey
Shultz of Olympia. Wash.! Announce
ment of services later by Howell
Kdwards chapet
BXTTS i
Stephan Kerns Betts. S9. in this
city. April t. Announcement of ser
vices later Dy the w. I. nigqon corr.
Pny. j
t .4 II KM
Un Lillian M. Fisher, at the resl-
denee at M43 S. Liberty St.. April 13.
Survived by husband. Hugh risher;
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Nolan and Lo
retta fisher; grandson, Alford Nolan,
Jr.; great-grandson. Timothy James
roUn, and a sister. Mrtf Julia, Par
sons, all of Salem, and, by everal
nlHw ni) nmhtwi. Services will be
held Friday. April 14 at! ,1:30 pjn. at
th Ckiuti-Barrick chapel with the
Rev. Victor H. Sword officiating. In
ferment j at City View cemetery.
SECTION!
Salem
Obituaries
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troJTf tew
New" York Stock Quotations
: NEW YORK, April 12 -(P)- Today's 7Closing Quotations:
American Can 117Dupont de Ne 73 (Penney J C
Am Pniupr Xr T.t 9n54. Tln FlArtrir ARVm T?artin Pnrr
Am Tel & Tel .155Men Foods
Anaconda
29 pen Motors
Bendix Avia 43
Goodyear
Beth Steel 35y8
Boeing Air .. 29
Calif Pack 38
Int Harvest
Int Paper
Kennecott
Canadian Pac
16V4Libby Mc
Case J I 42
Caterpillar 37
Long Bell
Mont Ward
Chrysler 68
Nash Kelvin
Cons Vultee 14 at Dairy
Continental Can 37
N Y Central
Crown Zel 32
Curtis Wr 9
Douglas Air 81
Northern
Pac Gas Elec 33 U S Steel
PT&T
Enrollment for
Teaching Up
At Monmouth
Statesman News Service
MONMOUTH Final registra
tion figures for spring term, re
leased today by College Registrar
R. E. Lieuallen, show a 26.8 per
cent increase in teacher training
students at the Oregon College of
Education. Total enrollment for
the term is 573, up 18.7 per Cent
over a year ago.
I For the first time this year, a
-drop was noted in veterans' en
rollment. 182 veterans are study
ing at OCE this term, down 7.1
per cent from last year's 198. There
are 161 men and seven women
veterans here on the GI Bill (PL
346) and eight male vets on PL 16.
Four veterans are attending on
state aid and two others are also at
OCE.
There are 50 new students this
term, an. increase of 28.2 per cent
over a year ago. 25 are trans
fers from other institutions with
in the state system, 6 from other
Oregon colleges, and i nine from
other states. In addition, nine
registered from Oregon high
schools and one from an out of
state high school.
Portland Crain
PORTLAND. AorU 13 i-(AP)- Cash
wheat (bid):. Soft white l-O: soft
white (no Rex) 3-23; wmte civio .u.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.33; 10
per cent 3X1; 11 per cent 3.24.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 4,
barley 3. flour 10. corn 3, oats 1.
bay 1. mill feed S.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Aoril 13 (AP) But-
tertat tentative, subject to immedi
ate change: Premium quality, maxi
mum to -33 to l Dec cent aciouy ae-
Uvered In PortUad, l-04c lb.; lint
miaiitv. bb-bc: secoaa auainy. si-ouc.
Valley routes and country points Sc
less than Jirst. . i .
Rutter wholesale F.03. bulk
cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA, S3
score. Sic lb.; A. S3 score, ooc; b. vo
score. 58c: C. SS score, 96c. Above
nrlr mrm atricUv nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 3S-3,c
th Orrrnn S-lb. loaf. 41-41 .C.
Eggs to wholesalers: A trade,
large. 30',i-40c doc; A 'grade, medium.
38-38Vic; B grade, large. M-35C dox.
Live chicken- No. 1 quality.
F.OB, plants): Broilers, under 3 lbs.,
nominal; fryers. J'i-3 lbs- J7c; 3-4
lbs. 31c; roasters. 4 lbs. and over.
31c: lieht hens under 4 lbs.. 17-lBc;
over 4 lbs.. 30c: heavy hens, all
w40ht. 22c.
RabbiU (average to growers):
Live white. 4-5 lbs.. 0-26c lb.; 5-
lbs.. 18-lSc; colored, 3 cents lower; old
or heavy does and bucks. 10-14c lb.;
fresh dressed Idaho
iryers, oc id.;
locals 50-54C. some to Mc,
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers, dollars per cwt.):
Beef Steers, rood. 500-800 lbs.. S42
4S- commercial. S43-43: utility. S37-41:
cows, commercial. 838-40; utility. 836-
37: canner-cutter. 833-39.
Beef cuts (xood steers): Hind
Quarters. 850-52: rounds. $49-53; full
loins, trimmed. S63-7; triangles. 3
42; square chucks. 842-44; ribs. 859
60; forequarters, 840-41.
Calves: Good-cnoica B4.-47: com'
mercial S37-43.
Lunbs: Good-choice spring lambs.
849-52; commercial S44-40; uuuty sai
41.
Mutton: Good. 70 lbs., down. 128-30.
Pork cuts: Louis. No. 1. 8-13 lbs
S43-4S; shoulders. 16 lbs., down. 831-
34; carcasses. 120-170 lbs.. 836-27; mix
ed weights SI lower.
wool: coarse, vsuey-meaium xraaes,
45c lb.
Mohair: Nominally sac lb. on iz-
month growth.
Country-Killed meats: ,
Veal: Good. MS-SI: commercial, $44
Hon: Light blockers. Z4-26e lb
sows. 18-22c
Lambs: Top quality springers. 43-43C
lb.; mutton, zo-uc; rough aeavy ones,
14-lBc.
Beef Cows, commercial. 837-39
Onions: 80-lb. sack Ore. yellows. No.
1, medium, 80-1.13; Urge. 1.35-50; 10
lbs.. 20-25c: onion sets." Ore. yellows.
50 lbs.. 5t5-50: whites. 6.00-58.
Potatoes: Ore. local Bur banks. No.
L 2 JO-60; Deschutes russets. No. 1A,
3.35-50: 25 lbs.. 85-88c: No. 2. 50 lbs
1.29-35; Wash. Netted Gems. No. 1
3.00-23; 35 lbs, 80-85c; 13 lbs.. 60-62c
No. 3. 1.15-25: large bakers. 4.00-50;
Idaho Russets. 3.75-85. New potatoes
JHa. Triumphs, size A, 3.00-25; size B,
3.00-10; new long whiles, cam.. 50 ids
3.00-40.
Hay: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, truck
or carlo Ut P.03. Portland or Puget
Sound market. S36-40 ton; U. S. No
1 mixed Timothy. $44 ton: oats and
vetch mixed hay or uncertified clover
hay. nominally 827-30. depending on
quality and location, oalea on winam
ette valley farms.
TRADE MARK NOTICK
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Pictsweet roods. Inc.. a Montana cor
porauon of ML Vernon. Wash., has
filed Its trade mark PAK, Tswijct
with the Secretary of SUtc of Ore
goo. Ap. 1J-ZO-X7.
TRADE MARK NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Baker Canning Co.. a Wisconsin cor
pora tion of Theresa. Wis., has filed
its trade mark KREAMTJ KERNEL
with the Secretary of Stat of Ore
gon. Ap., u-ao-xi.
DBS. CHAN - LAIS
cuxncsb ircaBAUsTS
i 141 North Liberty
ppeutis aar pecker-. 331 H Llk
erty Office open Saterday Mly 18
a-aa to I aaa. 6 to I pas Cea-vMa-Ooa
Btoed pusseia and ortae testa
are free of cfcerg. rraetteed afe-ee
l9Tt . - ' I
e .T I jmm.W P . 8rO rtM9
59y4
1 Qi'
igi?
. 50lRayonier
80
IRayonier pfd .
32
Tire 54 Yt
Reynolds Met
Z37B
27
(Richfield
44
39V4Safeway
34
52
Sears Roeb
So Pacific ....
Stan Oil Cal
44 I
N & L 8
53
A 25
55Studebaker
19
'Sun Mining'
44
14
fTransamerica
.
lUnion Oil
26
Pac 22
Un Pacific
86
Pac Am Fish ll1Un Airlines
'i
32
109 Warner Bros
1444 I
Woolworth
50
Salem Market
Quotations
(Ai ef late rsteray
BUTTERrAT
Premium ;
No. 1 - ;
No. 2 ,
BUTTER
Wholesale
.63
.61
J5
.S8
.71
Retail
EG43 (Bnytai)
( Wnolesale prices ranges from ( to 1
cents over ouying once 1
Lance AA j ; ; Jsi
Large A . ,
Medium AA
J3
JSI
t4
.17
.13
.08
22
47
.11
JO
45
J9
.13
.08
sn
Medium A .
Crack
POULTRY i
Leghorn hens
Leghorn hens
Leghorn hens
colored hens .
B colored hens
C colored hen
A colored fryers
a colored fryers .
C colored fryers .
a old roosters -
B old roosters
C old roosters
t nrrirnri v.n ..- T
Fat dairy cows 14.00. to 15.5
cutter cows 12.00 to 14.00
Dairy heifers 14 00 to 17.0S I
buiis ls.oo to 31.00
uoou veai, iso to aoo ids zs.oo to ao.oo
Good calves , .20 00 to 25.00
Wooled lambs
..22 00 to 24.00
reeder lambs
Ewes
1 nn in Mm
3.00 to 10.00
Yearlings .
15.00 to 19 00
Spring lambs ...
.5,00 to 27.00
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
April 12
BONO AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails jlndust UU1 Forgo
Net change .unch unch unch A.l
Wed. - W.l I02.S 1U5.I 74.7
Prev. day . M l 102.S 105.L 74.9
Week aio 95.8 102.4 106.0- 74.
Month ago 95J 102.4 109 1 74.0
Year ago -.. 80.8 101.8 101.8 88.9
8TOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 13 80
Indust RaUs Util Stocks
Net chance A 1.1 A 3 A 3 A .7
l.T
II
.5
J
Wed. u lin 0 43.8 48.0 78.;
Prev. day 108.9 43.3 4S.7 75.!
Week: ago 105.6 4Z.e 45.4 75.:
1";? ' Z
Ye.r Ml 357 4QJ
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. April 12 -(AP)-(USDA)
Salable cattle today 300: market ac-1
tlve, mostly steaxJy on lMreased sup-
uiy . suun vujib tivaiuwi vui wumib
till broad; scattered lots medium
nwra a.wv-fl.w; vwzunou a.wv j.ww;
cutter dairy type down to 18.50 or
below; few medium heifers 23.00 -
"SS? 5 "ifZ W? M-50-
19.00; canner-cutter cows generally
14.50-16.50: shells down to 12.00 or
below; common-medium beef cows
ii.bv-vju; wo ffovu ran uvi ,goaa
beef bull 21.50-22.50: odd butcher
,, . mm M, , , ,t, ,
uuua w wuuiiu-iii-iiu Mu -
i:iabr.rv7lfrket wntinue.
slow, mostly steady, odd food vealers
-8.00-30.00; cnoice to ai.oo; medium
largely 19.00-25.00; common 13.00-18.00.
salable nogs 200: market i active.
steady to 75 cents higher; good-choice
189-2
Z30
lbs. 1850-19.00; majority at
18.75: 250-295 lbs. 17 JO-18 00: odd 320
"J
lbs. 17J: 140-170 lbs. 17 00-18.00: rood
330-580 lb sows 14.50-15.50; i good-
phniiw mHp niffa nnntahle 17j50-1 SO.
Salable sheep 150; slaughter lambs
weak to 50 cents lower; good-choice
fed wooled lambs 23.25-50; few No. 3 I
pelt 108 lbs. 25.00; medium! grades
23.00-50: common down to 20.00: few
medium feeders unsold, held a Dove
21.00; good yearlings 21.00.
TRADE MARK NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ross Packuuc Co.. a partnership, of
ae-iaii. j-un., nu ia r
"kuss- witn tne secreiary oi state
of Oregon. Ap 13-20-37.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
undersigned has been appointed by
the Circuit Court of the State of
of the estate oi Marun u. ueaoo, at-
cessed. and has qualified as such
auaiuieu as wen.
claims sfalnst said
notified to present
erifled as required
au persons naving
-- W-m.K
the same duly verified as required
bv law. to the undersigned at the
office of Paul R. Hendricks. 413 Pio
neer Trust Company Building. Salem
Oregon, within six : months from the
tlmtm nf tm r ,uttlU-Unn OT vnu
notice.
Dated and first published the 30th
day of March. 1950.
Pearl Lea bo Vancieave.
Executrix of the Estate of
Martin D. Leabo. deceased.
Paul R. Hendricks.
Attorney. M. 30 Ap 6-13-20-27.
300 Personal
310 M ttnq Nottc
Pacific Lodge No. 50. AT. 8e
A.M. M. M Degree.: Friday.
April' 14th 7:00 pmj
312 Load cad Foixnct
LOST: Lady's blue zipper ! billfold.
rantalnlna Calif, drivers license. Soc.
Sec. card. etc. Folding money. caU
4-2850. Reward
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- iimu au ---.-.wf rr
lSTurCoenTDist. black Shep
l-xnt Hn Answers to name of
Tufty". Reward.! 120 N. Elma Ave.
Ph 2-13B.
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contains Important papers, iveep
money and return billfold papers
to Donald Murray. 1235 S. 18th.
314 Tit-Mportatlop
DRIVING to Los Angeles Fri. will take
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404 Poultry and Babb-uT
NEW Zealand White rabbits, due to
health, forced to sell breeding stock.
See at A,
faults, itt. a box. ji,
Ph. 2-7391.
PA KM Reds. New Hamps. Cornish
cross. Also started cnix. circular
Gehrinc HatcMerv. Silverton.
IN. ri. Red Fryers, 4270 Glenwood Dr.
Pen 4 Corners.
NIAV Hampshire, day old and started
chicks, also 8 other varieties. Hatches
twice weekly. Ph. Z2B61. Lee 1 iiaicn-
ery.
NEW Hampshire and Parmenter chicks
available every Tuesday roxs
Watrhey 33f State St. Ph. 34989
WlNCiS RABB1TRY needs rabbits Top
prices 3985 State St ph, 3-14BS.
I 408 Pats
Moore's Tropical Fish.
Equipment Sc supplies. 3 mi. from Lan-
easier on macieay no. nv. a oox
463, ph. 2-7321.
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IMPROVED Willamette Raipbernr year
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sell your furniture. Sale every Sat.
10 un. at "Scotty'a Auction Bouse,"
east Cent. st. Ac ,i mL East Krue-
am Mkt. Tel. J-6274.
Aaction 1
Every Thurs. 7.-30 pjn. Furniture and
"nl?7?.Z0" W
EAST SALEM AUCTION
1025 Lancaster Drive Ph. 3-1321
450 Merchandise
431 Macbinary and Tools
. nor: mm uit,
x a -tax yriii em
I COMET Heavy duty radial saw. cost
COMET Heavy duty radial saw. cost
fh Up IIS' CtSh- L W
Kaui. fti. awe.
i i . m m. i
H l.lA.. J.
1 03 nOUWnla
JOHNSON Outboard motor. $30.
Nice 4 drawer walnut finished
chest S8.B0.
Apartment elec. range $20.
Daveno 6k club chair 835.
Deluxe 8V refrlg '48 model exactly
like new. $130.
Upright piano At bench $75.
i m KftHitn mhipii sis
J s Lowly 9 pc. walnut bedroom
1 suite SOS
I rhmm. tiinitm tza so.
1 Mahogany oval front china eabl-
net very special $85... .
I Glen Woodry furniture Market, 1605
I w Kumrr-r Ph. S-5O10. Terms.
I trades, new Sc used. Lowest prices
I m town.
l-TTrT fe-J . .4 LJ
I .VTWAn W I.I-..l m- , vs. um
i A. dre-er S10 392 Trvon. nh. 2-2807
JMJ
tt chair, light wood 4 pc. bdrm.
set, mahogany extension
bie. caii
n tac
3-5414 arter 3 p.m.
PIANO $95, oak bookcase $20, an
tique lounge 812. I960 N. 34th.
I mm I - 11 1 s-iii. .ii-.ni.
I MAHOGANY FuU size bed. matching
dresser with bevel edge mirror, mi
hogany rockinf chair, nlfhtstand.
I all for 850. ph. 4-2492.
I HANDSOME Dining set. solid walnut,
I traditional type. ph. 3-4422. 534 N.
23rd.
Used Furn ., Cheap
TRADE TERMS
Valley Furn. Co. 285 No. Coml. 2-7472
15 00 DOWN buys a new
LEONARD Refrirerator at
B. T. GOODRICH. 198 So. Commercial
I mfui t r.ni.,rn uh r.i,nn wnrir-
l Furniture Market, icos N, summer.
i -rz ;
Linoleum S3.95
VALLEY FTIRN. CO. 285 N COM'L
iimMnni Smith oi- jl. n.n
HOiiSfcHOLD furniture inclu-ina L.tL
u"4s!rr iufE:PL.nfu5"i ft
pieces. This 1s a high grade furniture
and in excellent cond. fnone z-mtid.
x,, ' '
COIL sprinfs & Tress,
"AjP"- S-617'J 1540 18th,
CORNER cupboard. excelT cond,
excellent
CORNER oupooerd. exceU. cond. $12M.
Valley rum. ZB3 M. com l.
$(ft O A" TT? (I1 (T
I A
18 PIECE CHROME DINETTE
9ZX4a incn extension xaDie witn genu
lne Formica plastic top Ic 4 chroma
chairs upholstered in Duran plastic.
An outstanding value at only S49.
13 sets to choose from all at tremend
ous savinxs.
5PIECE BEDROOM SUITE
Hera Is an outstanding bedroom valua
in a genuine walnut bedroom suite.
Finest of construction thruout. Sen-
sauonallv priced at only
20 suites to choose from all at Salem's
lowest Prices.
J EASY WASHER
Used but In good condition and . only
REFRIGERATOR
S ft Kelvins tor moUtmaster In A-l
condition, only 8125.
EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN
OPEN EVENINGS MONDAY THRU
FRIDAY TIL 9:09 P.M.
SATURDAY TIL SJ0 PM.
H&H FURNITURE
auk - fl W -1 TM. mimVt
MUST SELL '48 Model Bendix washing
nach. e- cond. raa. 389 n. sum
I mar its 9.T7UI
4S6 VVctntxl, Honfaoid
I USED FURN, Immediate appraisal.
i nun price-, mmimrr r uiuiuik
I M rnmnmti Ph 274T-.
i aiu wun ijiau-r mjuu. rnu
ni-nu i mum
Household goods, furniture, bric-a-brac
annliances. ruxs. silverware, dishes
QUICK SERVfcE PHONE 3-8556
GLEN WOODRY Ph. 35110
IPU. 2-5944. WUiafd Paynter.
4S8 Bnild-pq Mctharkila
OM BUDGET TERMS
You can buy lumber. mUlwork. hard
mamnsli. narawara, noor cweruic.
eWctrtc appUaaeao. paint-, tesula
Uok. roofing and house warae for
as little aa 10 down on a purcnaae
eg 839 tip to 8300. Small, easy
soonthly payments take eae M tb
rest. Make tt eaay a your budget
wtth budget terms front
KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD
a that convenient location
Front antf Court S tracts. Salem.
i ttOwilA fiAO-W keur power tool roso.
1419 12th St Pn
rnHTJ5 CuU. rwmAr mix3"
Ut Jk top aou. pa run gravei.
. road 4k dileo if grav
Commercial
Sand A Gravel Supply Co.
a-iaaa
Thursday flprll 13. 195017
450 Merchandise
Hi I
MONEY SAVERS
ouubli-biHi WINDOWS, 3 popular
styles Large variety ot sizes. Just ,
remlar nrice. .
'E RUSTIC . SIDING. mnA 1
, in f Cheaper than shiplap.
1x8 Kiln DHmI rH.. cwil
MOULDED CASING, 3" Special at 3
PRE-CUT PiqaCTS to S stylea. Made
uwiu ciear um uxiea ua s. 43 long
On l y lie each. I ;
KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD
Front and Court Streets. Salem
2xs & 2x10 s. NO. 3 A- Rftrrrn lS 1
FT. LONO. PH. 37113.
Salem Screci. Shon
1444 S 12th. Windows. Screens door. '
irames oc sasn made to order. Glass
otaceq rn civae Moore 2-S4-a
Please Don't Call Us
unless you want tha best lumber
jrauey. at aeuverea prices you '
wont believe cosaible. Wh)
Sawmill, 1050 Wallace Rd. Ph. S-flSflfL.
NO. 1 AND 3 Red Cedar ShlnaiesTany
amt. Lowest market trice. loa .
No. S-in clear 60 vertical crain.
suitable lor roof or falls 3.30 per
-vi. uu. no. a ic oax floor-
in very rood. Canadian cedar well
shakes, all colors, with good dry un
dercourse 11.50 per sq. Large amt.
ui minder in ana wioer Z-.00 end
up. CaU S-119S eveninss. Ted Mul-
ci . oaiem-inaep. ita.
460 Musical Inatrnmanta
MAHOGANY Upright piano for sale.
good cond. ph. 3-asof.
WANTED: Used upright piano. Valley
rum., 283 N. Coml. phT2-7473.
462 Sports -uipmiS"
I OLDER Style ISb H. P. outboard, run
1 nooo pn. s-erze- anytime.
1941 CENTURY 14 li Mahogany boai.
3161 Ph. 37238.
NEW Fishing boats at prices
cam ne oeai. U7Q weD Eves.
1 15' Salmon Boat a beauty. Semi V,
au urass screws, nooea oottom, wm,
2:5 HP, Johnson like new $99.50 3.1B
Mercury trade-in cost 8148.M our
price 8SS. 7:5 Martin, trade-in cast
$190 our prlee $99.50. Sea our new.
jonnsons. Terms. Salem Boat Housef
ph. 3-9303. .
466 TradV MUcIkmoas
'ZB FORD Sdn. fd. cond for pickup
I w a MTvn --1 i
I WAfI5Ti0r.cit.50Wn toaf
?L JTOf,i w WM
468 Tot RaL MucmI
I GOOD USED Piano H L. Stiff
U 5fUVE TRUCKS fOR RNf BU.1
keU furn. 197 S. Uberty. Ph. t-aocx
470 For Sal. Mlsca-Iawoaai
THAYER twin baby stroller, excellent
condition. Also ex loot outdoor pmy
pew.
i - - ' -
urreflMfftlrtirgW 4. "
- mo orSS
ph 3-82S1
tfeTH-g PAttfiTRS: Stencil p-4t
u klnds or Btefc write D, iign. SOS
rt..rH jet rwii.. Or.-
Church St.. DaUaa. Ore
1 1 VR. AT A Friir,. .W. mW:
household furn. bed, springs, mat
tress, baby buggy. Ph. 4-2086.
EAR-EVER ; price, 14" Jig saw. Ph.
2-8504.
SPEED Bike with, new generator light.
Excel, cond. ph. i-ioaa.
A PMORAVS Harley-Puch Ph Mnn!
MOTOROLA Car radio, aU recondTT
tioned. like new $19. 2290 Mission
nh. 2-4048.
FRUIT, Preserves, Jell - Home can
ned 3 ota. asst. 61. 1540 Lancaater.
I ROTO-TILLER for sale Dh. 2-9638.
CABINET Sewing-machine, aood'ww!.
$20. I860 Berry St. Salem or ph I -5131
MAJOR Oil Company Service Station
for lease at inventory price. A beau
tiful chance to get in business - for
yourself, because inventory is-small,
owner will make terms. Contact Mr.
DoolitUe at 3-7903 days and 2-804.
evenings and Sundays.
Horse and Piano!
We've got both. Somebody swapped us
m ddiw. sou can our uit ihh mm vr
a piano we guarantee either.
STONE PIANO CO.
(The Valley's -Finest Piano Store
1540 Fairgrounds Road Ph. 2-5281,
Phillips Bros.
Fertilizers, cow. chicken, horse, and
sheep manure, well rolled or fresh.
Organic Composts and Compost ma
terial. Dry, pulverized, weed fre
chicken manure. All sold by yard or
sack. Flagstones and Rocks for
Rockeries, Topsoil and Silt. Sand for
Sand Boxes. Peat Moss. Seeds. Cedaf
Fence Posta. TeL and Elect. Poles.
Shingles. Lumber. Beanstakes. Wire.
Ornamental Fences. Steel Clothes,
line Posts and Iron Railings made t
order. Yew Wood. Open Sun. thrmifti
Spring. Ph. 3-1456 for Del. 4 Miles
East on State St. Rt. .Box lis,
PLUMBING fixtures at great sav.
ings. Take advantage- of the oesi
for less. From toilets to electrla
water heaters. Also pipe and fit
tings. Capital Barxain House, lit
Center. ;
STANLEY"
Home Producto 835 N.
Winter.
TOTO-nlLfcrl. for sae
le ph. 3-6631
Household, auto.
1430 8. 12th. 37771.
HEAT YOUR HOMX electncaAly wiui
westlnghouae or Weslx automaue
electric heaters faster AppUaacoCo,
375 Chemeketa -
USE
ORGANIC !
FERTILIZER
O The right way to re
hnild the soil.
O Free of wed seeda
O Odorless
6 sacks S 5.00
Bulk 1 ton 10.00
2 tons V7-50
- Free delivery anyivhere in
Salem area
Phone 3-B127
I'SED Kadioa aad records'
p-areA
S9J4 and up t
Yeeter AppUanco Co.
3TS Cbemeketa St.
Walling Sand A Gravel Co
Crashed Rock
For roods driveway Ce
Coaereto caiwM
tfoelnf. dratnagt and drtcmng t Tu
srjevet drag ono. fnowo a .
DOarr BE a rug Otmuo.
rues at nssas ai ew
- Clark Mux
at Bowser' Bros. 14-9 S.
12th Ph. 3 .3046L
USJLD Furnac-. tmT
tM-rnara air coftdtttoaara.
fiO&Plt AL INSURANCE. Me UottC
lne. Prs rn- MBtt-A ffl. a-s-as
Ou. urcts-uora m graaur
Tester Appu-neo Co..
379 Crvemexeta
tNG RLaUlkXa wttai
Tl-KOTE. the e-JInphsno Mas
tor floors or liaoieum
Tea we Aoolisnes Caw.
373 Chetweketa St
DMV rou-try lei ua-er. Ph. tUM. Lee a
Hatchery.