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Newspaper Page TextElevator Men s Strike Talks 'Progressing' NEW YORK, April 29JPf Progress was reported tonight lii mediation efforts to settle Man hattan's strike of 12,000 apartment house employes. The strike has left many .sky scraper dwellers without elevator service. . "I am encouraged at the prog ress that has been made this afternoon, said Arthur S. Meyer, chairman of the New York state mediation board. A furthetLmedia tion session will be held tomor row. . Meanwhile, many skyscraper dwellers became shut-In cases for the week end, rather than climb hundreds of steps to . get back home. As the strike dragged through Its third day, garbage was piling up in some of the approximately 1 nnn anartment houses affected. Some were without heat Mail lay undelivered in lobbies, urocery and cleaning delivery boys balked at rlimbins? miles of stairs and made deliveries to lower floors only. Emergency Operators ' Th health ripnartmenf has cer 1 fieri anma 250 nersons BS too ill to climb stairs mostly elderly persons with heart trouble, ine union has assigned emergency operators to provide elevator sex wW tr auch nersons. in some oi tne tauer apartment houses some have 30 or more flmro ton ante nrvprntprl elevators themselves on a group rotation basis. ." . ' geek Kent Relief SEATTLE, April 29 -UPh Tha president of the building service employes International union said today that landlords are "permit ting" tha New York apartment house strike "in tha hope they can get relief from tha (rent control) law." William McFetridge of Chicago, the international head of vie K- iking AFL union, said it would e to see the law "modified so we can get reasonable relief for workers. McFetridge cam here for the International's convention, which opens Monday. "We don't want abnormal rent returns." he said In an interview, 'but the employer In the apart ment Industry is entitled to a fair Income and we are entitled to a fair wage. Stock Market Prices Near 4-Year High NEW YORK, April 2-rF)-The stock market made a strong come back lata this week after stumb ling badly at the start. ' When tha smoke of the week's trading cleared away, the market was resting comfortably lust trifle under -the highest level in nearly four years. During Saturday's two - hour market, fresh demand appeared for automobile, aircraft and radio television stocks-groups which have been in demand for ,a good part of tha week. News affecting the market was Impressively good so good that some people wondered why tha market did not make more pro- tress than It did. Labor problems la several Industries were regard ad as causa for concern but the problems have not yet broken out Into strikes and there appeared to he a good chance that strikes would be avoided. The Associated Press average o 60 stocks today advanced .4 of one point to 78.8, with tha industrials and rails accounting' for tha fain. this , compared with 76.2 at the and of last week. A total of 950 Individual Issues hanged hands today, of which 822 advanced and 198 declined. Sales of 1,180,000 shares compared with 1,250,000 a week ago. Grain Futures, Soybeans Up Price Ladder CHICAGO, April 29-(ff)-Soy-bean and grain futures moved up ward sharply today. Wheat closed 1 to IV cents higher, corn up H to IV. oats ahead 1 to rye up to I. soybeans Vt to higher, and lard up T to 20 cents a hundred pounds. The fact that yesterday's rain' fal in tha southwest didn't come where it was needed most lent strength to wheat futures. Rains were heaviest in eastern and cen tral Kansas. Western Kansas and Oklahoma suffer tha worst from drought Light to moderate rain or snow was falling today in west ern Kansas and Nebraska, how aver, and rain or drizzles occur- ANNOUNCEMENT W ORDER TO LETTER SERV1 THI PRODUCERS IN THIS AREA, OUR SALEM BRANCH LOCATED AT FRONT A HOOD STS. VYUl El OPEN FOR RUSINESS FIYI DAYS EACH WLTX, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, EFFECTIYI MAT 1. Membership is sti3 avalUUa any prsxJucar f poultry, tvr keys, dairy i otW Uvastock. Membership fan, $1. H eth r costs 3r cofltractwal obfiaationt. Egg Marketing . Feed MannfacUrlng Farm SaaU See Mr. Feiraw at tha branch ar wrlU Pctitic Cccpcrativo Pcultry Prcdjccrs SN M. K. Aah St. rnrtland. Oregea alee al HcJttaaTCle, Albaay and Oregea City AX v ( TFlBl tam'rTk JL, 3, ;1 mt& Hi fr" j:' PAN AMERICAN OBSERVANCE Cadets of Cuban Military Academy stand beneath statue of Simon Bolivar in Central Park, New York, during Pan American Week ceremony. f 7r V-.-jaV- K-u rz- i- ;. i' LEAVING WITH REGRET Johnny Loftus and his tiding comptUUon of tha Long Beach. Cat, Mounted Police Rodeo of RECORD-HOLD! RJohn Cobb, at British ante shew In New Special la which ha set tha world land speed record at 394.2 mUes red in most of tha remainder of Kansas. Tha Santa Fa railroad crop re port emphasized the need of rain fall in tha southwestern winter wheat belt The road said indications follow ing planting were that 412,237,000 bushels of wheat would be grown this year in Kansas. Oklahoma, -t.'" "ssnfjasgtaasMafc-- s . .ft" --... ::r- 0 A -St -K v Texas, Colorado and New Mexico. As of today, the report said, these states would do well to harvest 230,000,000 bushels. The report added, however, that "the crop can go either way, de pending on weather conditions in the near future. Another encouraging factor in wheat was a report that the gov ernment has requested offers on 180,000 sacks of flour for accept ance Tuesday morning. Frenchman to Fly Like Bird PARIS, April 2-fJP)-Leo Val entin, a former French army para trooper, plans to demonstrate to morrow how ha can fly like a bird. With a pair of canvas and whalebone wings strapped to his back, he is scheduled to step out of a plane at 13,000 feet and flap down to about 1,500 feet Then he win open his parachute for the rest of the descent The exhibition win be pert of a huge air show at suburban Vil lacoublay. . V-' K i !' j i i i I ' ' Clem Sohn, an American, was 1 n mount part company fat brona All Western Equestrian Review. York, stands beside Kalltoa aa hear in Utah in 1947, killed doing the same stunt at Vin cennes in 1937. Egg yolks are one of the richest sources of vitamin D. Salem Market Quotations (As eg lata yeateraay) BCTTBEFA Premium , - No. i No. 2 ; BUTT EX Wholesale Retail , i as M - M .$4 j cca rearing) . , . ( Wooieaale prices ranges tram S to 1 cents ever ouytng artce.1 Large- AA - JS Large A , . J Medium AA JS Medium n 31 Crack POULTRY A Leghorn hens B Leghorn hens C Leghorn bens A colored bens . B colored heea C colored bens A colored fryers B colored fryers C colored fryers JS J Ml JM as as as J4 J2 m A oM roosters B eld roosters C old roosters , ... .. , LXVKSTOcn a Vaaev Pack Wm .in miw. laaa tai ISM Cutter cows 02.ee to 14 00 Dairy beifera BUllS Good veal. US to SOS lbs 24 0S to 2S.M Good calve aaa w a4-S Reserve Unit P rrtM P0!cn It I Veil I ItllSC Salem's Seabee reserve unit re- ceived favorable comment from I3tn naval flistrict oincers irom i Seattle following an annual in- ipecuon rriaay mgm. ; Capt. F. C. Hall, noted that the I tuixi cumpami vcijr wcu wim others in the district. The Salem unit was activated on an organ- i,A Koci- i MAan,w iu . ow.uu, When inspected last year it had 4 officers and 17 enlisted men. At present the unit has a full com- plement of 5 officers and 40 en- whitet 4-5 lbs.. 2ff-26c 16.; 5- lbs.. 16 listed men. lSc; colored. 2 cents lower; old or t x:u t. J In nffirpr of th- Salem unit and i i Lt. A. D. rToman IS execuUve Of- ficer. , I Others in the inspecting group I were Comdr. J, A. East, and Lt. cows, commercial. $38-40; utility. $37 Comdr. J. K. Jackson. Results of 38; cnnr-ctts i53'38; . , J, . the inspection will be announced utSA? . in June. I Deer Traffic Problem in n r II if-". 1 1 1 I H I f I t Ml III r"5 BEND, April 29-GP)-The deer iuc su uuu aiuug uic temioi vji c- 1 iron hiffhwnv that thpv ir a traffif nrnhlitn iraillC prODiem. As a result the State Game com- mission is sending out dawn and dusk patrols to get toe ni- mals Off the road. In the past weeK tnree were muea dv auto- mobUes. A blGlOfflSt. JcaUl tSOrm. eStl- mated several hundred were in v- m.4n. uiu ZZvrZn?: PaS: foothills to pasture lands at night- I -n t . ai faU. They return in the morning, Bonn said the cool weather was keeping snow on the normal range 01 tne aeer. I With warmer weather coming along, the game commission hopes to chase the deer up to the mountain pastures. Czech Office in Chicago Closed CHICAGO, April 29-(P)-The Czech consulate bore a Sign read- ing ciosea ior DUSiness toaay. Th nnnnil9t. -aias nrrivml clncfw hv th TT i ctat rinart- ciosea oy ine uus. siaie aeparr,- ment, in retaliation for the ouster oi tne u. . lniormauon service i -n aftu:. I Consulate records are being shipped to New York, Where busi- ness for this district will be car- ried on. Deadline for closing the consulate here was May 1. Western Arms Land in Italy NAPLES. Italy. April 29 -tfV A n t i - communist longshoremen unoaded the second Atlantic pact arms shipment from the United States to Italy without incident today. The U.S. freighter AlCOda Pio- fer carried in the shipment, 230 neer tnnt nf small arms snH smTrmnl. Uon cases. Italian army trucks transierrea It irom the heavily guarded docks to an arsenal. . - , i ,. r ar irom me oock area, pouce broke up several minor demon- STxatlons lea Oy communists. ev- ral demonstrators were srrpstprt , . , . . ine COmmuniSlS once oeciarea they would block all such ship- menu, contending me arms were intended for use against Russia. Salem Obituaries ! WILSON verton. at uiaumpuiu, uu., npru . t r,t n SurvinH hv ann Be of 72. survived by a son, A J Wllsnn In (California: a rrand- daughter, Mrs. jean namuton, aaiem; two sister. Mrs. Minnie E. Hoover. Albany and Mrs. B. A. Wilkins in Indiana; also oy two great-granocnu- dren. Services will be held Monday. May 1. at 10:30 a.m. at the W. T. Riadon chapel with the Rev. A. C. Bates officiating. Concluding services I at Belcrest Memorial park. GLOVES Albert Glover. late resident of Ss lem route 2. at a local hosoital. April 28. Survived by wife. Mrs. Nellie Mae Glover, and two daughters, Mrs. Mae Saiser and Mrs. r era rucner, an oi Salem: two sons. Paul Glover. Salem. and Wayne T. Glover, Hillsboro; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Collins. Torrence, Calif- and Mrs. Mildred Catlett. St. IsmiL Mo four brothers. Jess Glover. Salem, Oliver u lover, valley, roeor.. I Unm.r r.lrnnr and John Clover, both be held Monday. May i. at 1J0 p.m. .. .-MnMn wtM will at the Clough-Barrica chapel witn tne . . . it .. A.4.i4 - - - n,rk HEWTTT JHeuian a, newiu, ia miutui ui Seattle. Wash in that city April S4. Survived Dy widower, wn 9. newni and a son. Herbert E. Hewitt, both of Seattle; sister, Mrs. Arthur R. Wil- cox. Eugene, and two grandchildren, Services have been held in Seattle; graveside services will be held in lalem Saturday. April 29, at 11 ant. at City View cemetery with tha Rev. rhMtar W. Hamblin ofiiciatinc. Di- rection by W. T. Rig don company. VaartXT Richard a. VanFeR. late resident of 104 Broadway sU at a local ho- pital. April 2S. Survived by widow. rvtr a VanPalt and a arm. Richard VanPelt both of Salem: two sisters,! Mrs. Fannie Goodman and Mrs. Car-1 w. - i .w vuk. ..1., . I children. James Richard VsnPelt and Eric Irvin VanPeH. both of Salem. Service will be held Mon day. May 1. at S pm. at tha V. T. Golden chapel. Interment at City View cemetery. Kmjrparaicc Gertrude G. KirkpatrtcK. uta rest- dant af 22s. Mrrtle ave Aorll 2. I at a local hospital, st the age of 7 years. Survived by her husband. Jos eph Kirk pa trick. Salem. Member of Rebekah lodge saiesn ana tna swat Christian church. Seme will be held Tuesdsy, Msy 2. at 1 JO pan. at the Howell-Edwards chapel with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiaUng. Con cluding services at Balcrast Memorial Prk. I WTLPOX 1 F. Lucille Oiaae Wilcox, late resi- j J4M to lias I dent at IMS Oak. Eugene, die Frt .14 OS to 2140 J day. April 22. age 04. Services will be held Tuesday. May 2. at 2 JO pjn.1 ' ia tha SUgdoa chapel. PORTLAND. April IAm? But- t tertt tentative, wibjeot' t ahiWit I change: Premium quaajmaiOrhiM? to I - 'X; , Ti.. .V I 62c; second quality. 57-4 U5 Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes I to wholesalers: Grade AA. 83 score, 60c I lb.; A, 82 score. 60c; B. 80 score, 88c; .tricuy nominal. I r-v. .nin , . pnpti.n i wholesalers: Oregon singles. 3o-39',ic I V " 'JL ,Q h " . I . 'V " 1 9stc; is graae, large, j-joc aoz. Uv chickens No. l quality, f.o.b. Plnta): Broilers, under 3 lbs nomt- nal; fryers. 2U-3 lbs.. 25.-6c; 3-4 lbs.. 29 - aoc; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, zs-oc; light hens under 4 lbs.. 15c; over 4 lbs.. 1 8c; heavy hen. all weights. 20c; did ?3S JL . I Ive heavy does ana bucks. 10-14C ID.: rresn SCST JZZTi -T"' trv aviuv w vw Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to retailers, dollars per cmt.) ? rV, .7" trimmed. S67-71: triangles.? r jj-4v: square chucks, $40-44; , rlbsiJ $55-62; torequarters. SJB-40. ,'. Veal: Good. $48-51; commercial. $44- M; UtUltV, S37-39. " Calves: Good-choice. $43-47i com mercial. S37-43. (!'. Lambs: Good-choice spring rlambs. S51-S4; commercial. $4B-4B; utuny, s3 41. Mutton: Good. 70 lbs.,' down, $26-28. 1 Pork cuts: Loins, no. 1. b-iz lbs $45 - 47: shoulders. 16 lbs., down. $32-35; carcasses, 120-170 lbs.. $28-27: mixed -SfiS R.JS r.,"rJS-n.r- 42 -43c lb. Mohair: 12-month growth. 47',ic lb, veai: rop quamy. id.; outer rad aecordins to weiffht - oualitv with liahter or heavier 35-38C. Hogs: Light blockers 24-26c lb.; sows Top quility yrlines, 44- 46c lb.; lower grades 35-40c; mutton, best. is-zoc; rough neavy ducks a-ix. L.: 5?-cow 32-350 lb: cannr Ontnna Alh. a.olr Dr. v.llnnrf Nn l. medium $i.oo-40; Urge $1 jo-2.15; boilers 10 lbs. 20-23c: Texas white wax I 5J. eU- -3M- Vi';-,, DTuie' ?Y?f ? No. 1A. 3.75-95: No. 2 bakers 3.13-35: I go 3.75-95: No. g2 baker. 33-35; 25 lb. No. ia. o-$i. 50 lb. sacks mnnr nv rrnrM-TTn-M to m. "prove judson street from CHURCH STREET TO COTTAGE I STREET I NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that I the Common Council of the City of I Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and I expedient and hereby declares Its pur- Street from the west line' of Church muc ""F""? 1 Street to the east line of . Cottage Street, in the City of Salem, Marion County. Oregon, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property. if.ni th tM intrBft4nn ths v. I pense of which will be assumed by I the City of Salem, by bring in K said I ??.rn ?! !.J?Ai curbs.' and navine said nortion of said street witn a zi men aspnamc con-1 crews pavement JV leel wide, in accord- I "nce wlul ne Plan" na. specuicauons hrefnr which wr iAntMi hv thl Common Council April 24. 1950, which I re now .n Iue .m .ine. Fac. OI -1 city recorder ana wmcn dv mis ret- i ,mi thrvto ir, made a nart hereof. I The CoSmon CouncU hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the f'Jl titlT.?JL Ay. rrtmiAt ..'.. , . aw- above proposed improvement may be SELL or trade for beef: 1 lge Guern Vi.k k. 1 . . I aev-Jeraev heifer due to freshen in time within ten days after the final nubUcation of this notice by the own- ers of tha Dronertv affected. By Order of the Common CouncU i Apru 24. altkeo muhut, city Recorder, Date of first publication hereof Is Apru ZB. ibso Date of final publication May S. 1950. A-2S-27-28-29-30 M-l-2-3- I-4-S-C. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE EAST AVENUE FROM FOURTEENTH STREET TO FIF TEENTH STREET NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of &icm, Oregon. "deem, it neand expedient ad hereby declares iU pur- Pose and intention to improve East Avenue from the east line of Four- Ueenth street to the east line of Fif- teenth Street In the City of Salem, Marion County Oregon, at the ex- I nense of th abuttin and adlarent property except the street and alley intersections the expense of which wu e assumed oy tne uty oi sa- I "7 U""8U1 Mla I street to the established grade, con - Utructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with I ".r r"7?L L1 24 feet wide, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council Anril 91 1QVI which in Tinm nn ! in the office of the city recorder and wnicn oy ' mis reierence tnereto are made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose andwlntention to make the above de- scribed Improvement by and through me street improvement department, Written remonstrance against the above proposed Improvement may be filH with tha ritir ronrrir at anv puDllcanon OI tniS notice oy me Own - I . ,., . ers of the orooertv I Rv n.u, nf ih. rnmmnn April 24. 1950: ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder I Date of first publication hereof U l April 20. 1950 Date of final publication May 8, 1950. A-Z0-Z1-ZS-Z9-30 M-1-2-3-4-5-S. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE LUTHER STREET FROM FAIRMOUNT AVENUE TO JOHN STREET NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that 1 the Common CouncU of the City of I Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and i expeaieni ana nereoy nd . hereby declares its I purpose and Intention to improve I Luther street from the west line of I Fairmount Avenue to the west line of John Street. In the Citv of Salem, 1 Marion County. Oreaon. at the expense oi tne aoutttng ana aojacent property, I r-rrrnt tha street and allev intcriM. I Mflinuil ttv th. I 'If Af KBIM riV I bringing said portion of said street to tne established graae. constructing 1 v ...-.. m,. t M.-i, uiH narMnn nt uM strait with a llu men asonaiuc concrete pavement I feet wide, m accordance with the i piana anu tjcvuivuMii uwiviur wiim.ii 1 were adopted by the Common CouncU Apru jasv. wnicn are now on uie in the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto sre made a part hereof. The Common CouncU hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the above de- scribed Improvement by and through the street improvement department. Written remonstrance against the above proposed improvement may be uiea wiin uie cjit recoraer any I time within ten days after the final l puoncauon ox wis nonet oy me own- ers of the property affected. By Order of the Common CouncU I April 24. 150: Aintu munui. uy necoraer. Date of tint publication hereof Is Anril 9S 1BSO "aw-oTimi puouciuon asay . uw. AJS--2S-2OtVMJ-2-2-4-2 -a-a Why Suffer Any Longer Baart, tangs, aTv- er. kia-ey. gas. ass. aaears Slaaetoa. rt i ssssrssss. gall waen etmers tan, aw sat t;aaaaa yearstBa Cktoat" Vto"ssstter wttfe a-bat a Hat rets ran are armetod s-t. ttaali CHARLIE X CHAN ( ) csumrsa KERB 1 CO. 1 J SM jt rsinvrtal 1 f sauus, one J v urrwe suwrs a as a. , v Tnsa. ene Sag. aany.lL-ia--. 1 p .Tt . , a" whiti S3 75-400 ' " Hay: V. S. No. S rren aualfa. truck or carioia i.o.d. roru Portland or Puget mixed timothy. 144 ton; oats and vetch I mixed timothy? 44 ton; oaU and vetch mixed hay or uncertified clover hay. nominally S27-30. depending on qual- I ity and locaUon, baled, on Willamette r 300 Personal 310 MMM NaMtsi Alnsworth Lodge No. 201. AT U & AM. Special Tues. May 2nd F. C. degree. 7:30 P.M. Kinrwood lodge No. 204 AT St AM. MM degree Hon May 1st 7:30 pjn. 312 Lost and Found' nouxy una pieasa H. C. Davis, ph. 3-8344. 1 314 Transportation DRIVING to Louiianna May 7. carry iich. 1 316 Personal WHEN You need service Phone 2-0731. A complete service Investigations Ac etc. James A. Williams Detective Agency. 147 N. Liberty. Ph. 20292. I will not be responsible for any debts oiner man my own. itutn unaaii. Get-Acquainted Club THROUGH SOCIAL correspondence. thousands meet their "Ideal." Write or JUa of ellgjblea. Simpson, I PSgSBLS fSSr-M? on 1 MADAM GRAY. Fortune teller. Palm and psychic readings. Madam solves I ALCOHOUCS Anonymous. Ph. 3-0133. P. O. BOX 724. YMCA Wed St TO. 8:30 pjn. 400 Agriculture -1 402 IdTOttocr FOR Sale. trad, or rt: Hereford RtTi LTePavton: ilfopewlu) - 1 . s r-"-r .1 irl bull. 18 mos. purebred. Ray CozeL I 3 milk ju,.?, itjt fresh, $28.50 Ph. 2-4345. Rt. s Box 337 t. EXTRA Nice fresh Guernsey family cow with heifer calf , by side. 4 ml. I S. of Liberty on Beuna Vista Rd. I Mrs, j. w. Beasiey. FOR Sale: Guernsey cow. will freshen in 3 davs. Verv rt-ntle rood cow. C. White. 1 mile East from Turner. WEANER Pigs. J. A. Gray. RL 4, Box so2 Ph. 22 131 BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C" McCanduah 11TT S ZSth. Pn S-SI4T. LICENSED Livestock buyer. H E Snetheti 1550 Lancaster or pw i-iaw bALJS or Trade: a reg. oiaca. noini horses. 1 sorrel saddle horse. 1 .kids bonv. 1 Johnson 2i h.p. outboara. OT """" .,," . i,. or implements. H. L. Stilt. Jr. Rt l. 870 1 BONDED livestock buyer Claude Ed- winw m a nm vsnx. in j-im STANDING FOR oublic service: Mil nas, reg. ch. Keuogg Drea Arsoiao n. . tnmu property U." S. gov't. Fee S2S Can transport to to mares. Ph. Edwards. I umts Sxim . .m.tmT. h!..L' jji. A" nv.V...V ,'o s Bradlev Rose Lodge, Oreron goou southern Idaho Alfalfa $3f per T in quanuues ors t. or more I rn. o-oooa am ot r.ra. w A?' 1 G"T..Pre?r. weight aoout sou ids. ice Bentw, 1550 Lancaster PT. n. ziw I BULL Service anyplace, ph. 4-2949, Wanted: All types livestock. Ph. 4-2S1). 404 Poultry and Rabbits CHOICE White giant bred does, and hutch. 1363 Ruse St. 16 W. H. fted hV JiM ea. C. J. Mollert. Rt, 3. Box s7, saiera. rod- erts DisL HENS for your locker. Live or dress fiiiODE laland Red chix. Jennings pS5!L rm Ph 543M Jen,Un, ' ed. Ph. 47rz. "7n glT 4L. ib liY "XrfSSMaSoT weight. ! Ph. 35905. NEW Hampshire and Pannenter chicks available every Tuesday Fox's n.tchev SM State St. Ph 348flt WINGS BABBITRY needs rabbits Top ortcen 3W State st on a-is NEW Hampshire chicks $16.50 per I hundred, also eight other varieties. Hatch? twice" weekly. .UrtedHsmp shire chicks. Phona 2-2861. Lee's I Hatrherv I PArm Reda. New Hamps. Cornish j cross. Also started chix. Circular 1 Gehrlng Hatchery, suvenon. I -Aft hmAm UQ rotn I " I REGISTERED CoUle puppies. beauU- l luuy marneo. joj n. "' " I EXTRA Nice Persian kittens for sale. I 4a N. 18th. . BOSTON Terrier male pupa for sale, r. oediare. Just one left. 1404 i ttow or call 2365 DalUs. cocker puppies. Otto Yuri" I rt- "iir . oLK IT, mi m " Keizer Sen. l" , j V d. I nuni. S5. Arnold Seines. Rt. 4. Box WEES Old W. CoUle pups, re! 9H1A Plnrnwr Dr. TROPICAL FISH. CaL Mann. Battle Creek Rd. Turner., ure. i aays w. 410 S da and Plants PANSTXS. Fuschlas. Geraniums. - bed ding and tomato plants, xastnoae Greenhouse. 1055 2nd St.. W. Salem. PLANTS a good selection. Arthur Road.n milTeast of ' Lancaster. Ph. RHODODENDRONS. S3 00 up Azalea Mollis. .7S up Dahlia bs. J es i-rm,- I Isnhl ruchias OS Daiseys 4 kinds 05 Mer rills Greenhouse, Brooks. i at a r. Emiirjmenl 41 tutUfm I niK aiw: ami SV-AUW I mers tractor sad fJftr ta new I conaraoo, njonw , I 4t,aKl front axle SHOO. J Cmiieh. Rt. Z. AUTOTa. OTCg. 4 BU. aai norm w - -" I ml aasx. i . I 425 Auction aale Jim Payne Auctioneer livestock and Real Estate : also Managing Purebred Livestock Sales 112 Brockway St.. Koeeburg. Oregon or 71T Willamette St Eugene, Oregon Auction I Every Thar. t30 pjn. rurnltare and 1 uaehoid article. W tavtta yon to brtng your consignments to us. EAST SALEM AUCTION 1B2S Laneaater Drive Pn. 2-1221 ionnnon)s (IlLES) rissvu ' FISTULA CMaefwOTS Nansenlt- Dr, D. DeyxUs Nate-Kactal gsefavtlsa 1144 Center St. 11. S-Mtf 400 Agricultnrg Look -Auction Clean that attle now, rearranga your home, let Scottv tha Auctioneer ell your furniture. Sale every Sat. 10 ajn. at "Scotty's Auction Housa. east Cent st. & Ik ml last Kxua gera Mkt. Tel 2-6274. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools PNLY. Portable generating unit 7 J 4 cylinder Wisconsin air cooled mo tor with automatic starter. Used only few hours. This unit costs $2100 new. Will seU for $450. City Electric. 24S Center. Ph. 42244. 455 Household Goods for Scdsj 1S4S BENDTX Washer $85. Terms to responsible party, ph. 2-7740. SM N. summer. WASHING Machine. WestinghouaV automatic. Reasonable, ph. 2-4547 after 8 a.m. GOOD Gas range & wtr heater. caea or traaa xor eiec water neat, ra. COLmAN Super circulatlnk oil burn . Sat. er. See at 1753 No. John Sti i or Sun. fOR Sale: Used G. E. washl chine, good shape. Can after pjn. m 495 so. zwn. - - Used Furn., Cheap ! TRADE TERMS -Valley rum. Co. 288 No. Com!. -?47 1 Linoleum $3.95 VALLEY FURNr CO. 283 N. COUT 56 Wanted. Hoasohold Goods ... .. miinn mirr mva' iootct pritm appliances, rugs, silverware, dishes QUICK SEKVICS PHONE S-S5M 3053 Portland Rd. USKD " rURN, - immediate aporaiaaL highest prices. Valley rurnitur. 11 N Commercial Ph 27472 GLEN WOODRY Ph. 35110. HIGHEST CAStf price paid ior um1 rurnuure, appnances, pianos, rog sewing machines, radios, guns, trail ers, boats, sporting equipment a ad. antiouea. Immediate aerviea. Ph. S-S100 Glenn Woodry today. feuiUinq Materials 1 1 . Aluminum Koofins . . . . - ?.... Al..' i.lT Saffron Supply Co. a vwuuusji V4su HOWSER BROS. Your power tool feat al heaquarters. l41 S 12th St Ph.. LUMBER, 2x4 a. 2x10 s. ia s and tloor msv 1183 Chemeketa. NO. 1 AND S Red Cedar Shingle amy imL Lowest market, price.-100 sq. No. 3 S-in clear 80 vertical- grain, suitable for roof or falls 3.50 per sq. Large tmt No. 1 R. oak floor ing. very good. Canadian cedar wall shakes, all colors, with good dry tin dercourse 12.90 per sq. Large amt of lumber 2x4 and wider 25.00 and up. Call 2-1190 evenings. Ted MuV ler. Salem-Indep. Rd. If You Need ! Lumber "' "x"rt "-"'Z poaaible, let the WEST SALKH SAW MILL bid on that new house. Speci fied orders filled Ac delivered. 105 Wallace Rd. Phone 3-8593. Cedar Shakes IS" painted shakes with undereowsa $11 square, unpainted shakes $7.13 up. , ASBESTOS SIDING I New white asbestos siding $10 so Nalla furnished. No paint needed. ., WINDOWS Large supply new complete windows In yard at an times.. Pick your win-. dows and set delivery same day. Used windows Be sashes at low price. PLYWOOD All thicknesses - at Salem's lowest pneea. DO.R?., tJCZ J " TJ a van uui uuuit. ifiuuu grain jamb sets $3.50. Used doors with frame Ac hardware, SS-30. L. .... JLTiPHr? 1 .M New tolleU SWJ0. SepUc tanks $32 JO ud. Flee, water heaters $65. WATER-PROOF WALLBOARD 3 Thicknisais hard, smooth waUboard. Perfect for bath t kitchen walla. Use for floor covering .& cabinet work. Cheaper than Plywood. G. G. Long - ?t READY Mad forms. IS -In high for o rm house, szs jot an. aiw naa, 2xl2's St mlsc lumber. Will be horn Sat Ac Sun. and after B p.m. even- BEAT tHl HIGH COS OF LIJU6tflI Build With Lite Rock Blocks aCSTIMATCS pUMTLrne block & supply co. DaUas Highway. West Salem MONEY SAVERS DOUBLE-RUN WINDOWS. 3 popular 1 -w i w.n.t . t. jual T ' k reeulair Dtice. 11 1 "E RUSTIC SIDTNO. 1x$ and lxt if 1n rrlet rhuwr than ahinlan. I Unfa i.neaper tnan smpiap. MOULDED pXSBriS? SpeciaT at $ It n ft PRE-CUT fnCKEtS In S styles. Made from clear kiln dried lli a. 42" song. Only 12c each. KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD front and Com rt Streets. Salem iM CtJifDnROCK. ' ready mixed" eonT ,: -cre. silt St tot soil, pit run gravel, . gravel, road St driveway, grave- i CQmnicircial Sand S ravc! Supply Co. faoXwM-a lifrvff Wuf rnoiw a-1 wg h.TT- electric appliances,'- paints. Insula tion, roofing and house wires for as little as 10 down on a purchase of S30 up to S300. SmaU,. easy monthly payments take care of the rest. Make It easy on your budget, with budget terms from KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD at that convenient location TYont and Court treets Salem. -a Salem Screen Shop 1444 S 12th. Windows. Screens St door. frames Ai sash made to order iiaas replaced Ph CWHe Moore -4ta 1 HARDWARE SPLCLAL v ! Cpmpleta set of quality, door hard ware sor averaga a-roora nouw. ji Includes 1 front door latch set; 1 rear door night latch set; 7 Inside passage latch sets; 1 bathroom latch Quality Hardware Headquarters KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front and Court Streets. Salem 2x4 s TO SaO's. good used window Ja doors, toil- pipe aV fittings, fair, pipe .ac fittings. 144 BX cable 5c per ft. in 2M ft. roll. 1X30 Howard Chris. DSS. COAX ...LAM X41 Nsclh Liberty retatrs aaeva Jan's. 221 . 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