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Monmoutli
Commencement
Set Thursday
Statesman News Serviea .
MONMOUTH The schedule of
graduation exercises lor Mon
mouth high school, includes bac
calaureate services: at the Christ
ian church Sunday night, May,28.
The Rev. A. ,L. Lounsberry will
speak.. ' ;'
"Commencement will be held in
Campbell hall of Oregon College
of Education Thursday night, June
1. Dr. Victor P. Morris of Eugene
will speakl The annual school pic
nic wyi be held Friday. June 2,
in the Dallas city park. Graduat
ing will be: Margaret Aynes, Louis
Bennett, Ethel Burns, Mary Davis,
Bonnie Jean Flickinger, Paula
Haskins, Alice Joynson, Arlene
Jordan, Wanda Nelson, Phyllis
Partridge, Pat Petrick, Hazel
Rambo, Georgia Richter, Helen
Smith, Arlene Tarter, Donha Ruth
. Tomkins, Nancy Trueax, William
Baker, Donald - Bursell, Ronald
Comstcfck, Don Edwards, C. Glea
Humphreys, William Lawrence,
TAurnrA fcflftini Alfred L. Lovd.
Bill Miller, Robert Park, Clinton
Reimer, Ralph Thompson, jtionaia
Simmerdahl and Marcus Partlow.
Th lunlor-senior banauet and
pro mwas held May 19. Howard
Morgan former staie legislator
from Multnomah county who now
lives near .Monmouth, addressed
the group on modern politics
which he stated are far more hon
'estly operated today, than in times
past. -
Bud Petrick was toast master
Clinton Reimer responded for the
senior class; ana i rani. - ttosen
stock for the junior class. Other
brief speakers were E. K. Gentle
and A. H. Craven, r
Legion Dance
Set June 3
At Dallas
Statesman Newt Service
DALLAS, May 26 The spring
dance and banquet of Carl B.
Fen ton post, American Legion.
will be held Saturday, June 3,
at 9:30 o'clock in the Dallas Py
thian hall. - .
Music will be furnished by Rex
Collins and his orchestra. During
the evening a turkey and ham
-banquet will be served by a com
mittee headed by Mrs. T. C. Smith.
The event is open to members
and guests and tickets are being
. sold by a committee composed of
Jack Crider, Kenneth : Shetterly,
Jack Eakln, Cecil Patterson and
G. Douglas Gramme!!.,
Rural Teachers to
Return Next Year
In Jefferson Area - '
, Statesman. New Service
JEFFERSON Teachers in the
rural districts in this- community
are all planning to return to the
game schools next year.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly of Scio
will return to DeVahey, as will
Mrs. Frank Kizer tcf Scravelbili
At Sidney, Mrs. Ethel Sohn of
Independence and Mrs. Lillian
Hampton of Sidney will again
teach the eight grades there. Mrs
Fancheon Lappen ofl Swegle and
Beatrice Oberg of Salem will re
turn to Talbot. I '
Liberty, Salem I Heights
Rural Fire District
Budget Meet May 31
Statesman Newt jServiee
LIBERTY - SALEM HEIGHTS
The Liberty - Salem Heights
rural fire district will hold a bud
get meting' Wednesday, May 31
at the Liberty community hall at
p. m. j . i
The committe i reports that
fire truck has been ordered, and
they have tentatively settled on
the property for the fire house,
materials, and the plans, which
have ben drawn up by an archi
tect. This meeting is open to the
public. .... ; ; -p -
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Sweet Home Flower
Study Group Plans .
Statesman News Service
SWEET HOME The Study
club of the Sweet Home Garden
club met at the home , of Mrs.
Gregory, Hentges In Progress Val
ley to elect Mrs. Gene Conklin,
president; Mrs. Gregory Hentges,
ice ' president, and Mrs. Phil
Knight, secretary. Retiring offi
cers were Mrs. Hentges, president,
and Mrs. John Russell, secretary.
Mrs. ' Conklin gave a talk on
flower arrangement. After the
talk flower arrangements were
made. The next meeting is slat
ed for the afternoon of June 26.
at the home of Mrs. Conklin on "the
old ' Sweet Home - Foster road
two miles east of town.
Grand Roncle,
Willamina Set
Girl Delegates
Statesman New Service
WILIAMINA Camille Howard
of Grande Ronde, and Carol Spiff
er of Willamina have been chosen
as WUlanfina representatives to
Girl's State, which will be June 11
to 18 in Salem. Camill is sponsor
ed by the Kiwanis club, and Carol
is sponsored by the FL club.
The girls are both juniors at the
high school, and will participate
in the study of the government at
the meeting. They will give a re
port in the fall to the student
body.,
Carol is an honor student and a
member of the GAA; and Camille
is a member of several organiza
tions, and will be treasurer of the
student body next year.
Monday, the girls went to Sheri
dan and had their pictures taken
with the Sheridan delegates ( to
Girls State. They are: Barbara
Judd, sponsored by the Eagles and
their Auxiliary, and the Rotary
club Lois and Calkins, sponsored
by the FL club, the Rebekah lodge,
the PNG's and the Odd Fellows,
and Ann Beardslee, sponsored by
the Legion Auxiliary.
Mothers Club
Ends Work
At Auburn
Statesman News Service
AUBURN The last meeting of
the school year for the Mothers
club was held at the school house
Thursday afternoon. Officers for
the new year were elected and in
stalled by the retiring president,
Mrs. E. C. Sunderlin. They are pre
sident, Mrs. Douglas Freeburn;
vice-president, Mrs. Fred Freier
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Dale Sul
livan.
Arthur Myers, school principal
was present and spoke of the cam
paign being planned to acquaint
the voters on the coming elections
in June on the serial tax levy, the
budget levy and the school board,
Committee will be named who
will assist in telephoning and call
ing. A contribution for the cost of
paper for the drive was asked for.
The new president of the Mothers
club i will indorse the literature
sent out.
The annual school picnic for
Friday afternoon, June 2 was plan
ned. Entertainment committee will
be Mrs. George Starr, and Mrs
Elmer. Baker: food committee, Mrs.
Harold Bressler, Mrs. Donald Ja
cobs and Mrs. Loran Richey
clean up, Mrs. James Gordon, Mrs,
Sidney Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Freier
and Mrs. Carl Lindberg, The room
award for the most mothers pre
sent was given to-the fifth and
sixth grade room of Mrs. Marjorie
Thompson. A resolution was pas
sed to request consideration by
the school board of a drainage of
the south side of the school yard
and a walk across .this part so the
children will not have to walk
across Lancaster drive.
There Were 22 mothers present
The teachers and Mrs. Sunderlin
were, presented with gifts by the
mothers club and Mrs. Sunderlin a
gift from the teachers. ;
Fund
Glwrrylnn&Keprescnted in Santiom Canyon
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Salem's 1950 Cherryland festival
abnuunr on the Santlam river,
an engineer's model of the dam
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uorrman, general superintendent or Consolidated Builders, Inc., builders of the dam. The girls, left to
right, Queen Nancy Miller; Princesses Marlene Hartmsnn, Dwrnn Ana Herg erger, Martha Storruste
ana rairicia xoae xurav
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the faces of the cliffs already cleared to bedrock. Only a few more weeks of clearing the bottom of
the canyon remain before actual construction of the dam be tins. With the Salem Cherry land court
above are U.S. army engineers
Kutnerford. office engineer. The
war as ine norm aouunenu
Bull Market
Has Mild Case
Of Cold Feet
NEW YORK. May 27-OPr-The
Nig bull stock market of 1949-50
had a mild case of cold feet this
week nothing serious but
enough to cause a little head
shaking among the financial ex
perts. On only one day during the
week did the market make any
progress. Declines were small.
though, and at the final bell Sat
urday the price level was only a
trifle below the four-week peak
touched a week earlier. ,
The market's failure to contin
ue an advance that started nearly
a year ago coincided with a heavy
flow of excellent business news
and predictions.
Noby seemed very much sur
prised that the market refused to
get excited about the business
news. Majority opinion was to the
effect that the week's small de
cline was a temporary interrup
tion in a long swing ahead.
On Saturday brokers and their
customers were more interested
in Betting away for a long week
end than in stock trading. Sales
volume dropped to only 470,000
shares, smallest for any short ses
slon since late November last
year. !
The market will open Monday
but close Tuesday in observation
of Memorial day. Some traders
ii a - m a . m i
eviaenuy wok ou lot m. iour-aay
holiday. '
Next Saturday the market will
be closed as the exchange starts
on its summer schedule. Saturday
closings will extend from , June
through September.
Tne Associated press average
finished the week at 78.8, down
.4 of one point from the end of
the preceding week. This compar
ed with a four-year peak of 79.2
hit last week.'
Theta Rho Group
Make Hike, Picnic
Near Mill City
talesman News ferric
MILL CITY Theta Rho girls
and guests hiked Saturday to the
picnic grounds near Gates where
they had a weiner roast and spent
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court .has a pretty food Idea of
after the recent war of the dam site.
as It will appear when completed,
shows where the Detroit dam will
George W. Barker, left, superintendent of inspection; and Harry W.
photo was taken from the north
.
the afternoon.
Making the hike were Donna
Rae Athey, Cleta Masoner, Shirley
A they, Juanita Thomas, Joyce
Athey, Elda Webster, Birdie Lar
son, Patty Stewart, Fat Creek,
Yvonne Bart, Gloria Athey, Ber
yl Mason, Anne Mae Nelson, Bet
ty Lou Cree, Donna Jean Nelson,
Rosella Thomas and wilma Mae
Howe. Mrs. Marvin Dart and Mrs.
Vera Thomas accompanied the
girls. ,
Salem Heights
Girls Groups
Close Season
Statesman News Service
SALEM HEIGHTS The third
grade Bluebirds closed their year
with a picnic Thursday afternoon
at Leslie park. 1
Present were Sandra Stolzen-
mueller, Glenda Browning. Bon
nie Jean Kurth, Darla McElroy,
busan Bartlett, Susan Z wicker.
Karen Harris, Peggy Hogan, Gin
ger Hildebrandt, Nancy Baker,
Linda Rich, Claudia Weaver, Ju
dy McClellen, Mary Wilbur and
Joan Haskins, Mrs. Roy McElroy,
leader, Mrs. Floyd McClellan and
Mrs. Glen Browning. Mrs. Ken
neth Zwicker furnished the ice
cream, and the group thanked
their leaders for the fun through
the year. . . .
The . fourth grade Bluebirds
brought to a close their activities
for the year with a picnic Tues
day afternoon at Crestview Acres.
They took a hike and had a nicnic
mncn. present were Sue Rasmus
sen, Gerald ine Rose, Roberta Jane
Butler. Billy Lou Jones.Myra Bell
uuuer, sally Joe RiewakL Phyl
lis Keimann, Karla Anderson, Rita
Hopkins, Joy Cheney, Ellen Clark,
Lena Mae Burger and their lead
er, Mrs. Myron Butler.
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the workings of Detroit dam,, now
Above the court Is behur shown
the features explained by Russell
bridge the Santlam river canyon
side of Santlam canyon looking to-
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First Berries Deliverid
To Woodbum Cannery
From Scotts Alills Area
Statesman News Service
SCOTTS MILLS The first
assignment of 3,125 crates of
strawberries was delivered to the
Scotts Mills division of the Birds-
eye-Sruder Cannery, Ine- of
Woodburn. Cannery officials state
the prospect for a bumper crop in
this vicinity is good. i
The picnic held at the school
house by the parents and teachers
of the first four grades was well
attended.'
- Mrs. . A. Doolittle had as her
guests recently Mrs. Cora Stanton
and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ahers,
of Aumsville.
Fear Corners Mrs. Karen
Shrake opened her home on Wed
nesday to the members of the
Monroe Sewing dub. A no host
luncheon was served. Guest of
honor was Mrs. Nettie Shrake of
Sand Point, Idaho. Others present
were Mrs. L. J. Shrake, Mrs. Arlo
McLain, Mrs. George Maske, Mrs.
Jack Scorgie, Mrs. Bernard Kenny,
Mrs. Steve Irving, Mrs. C A. Bar
ney, Mrs. Cecil Snook, Mrs. Arthur
Stowell, June Stowell, Mrs. Wil
lard Hamby, Mrs. Henry Hanson,
Mrs. Warren Erwert, Mrs. Wil
fred Wilier, Mrs. Stuart Johns:
Four Corners Mrs. Jess
Mcllnay and son Ronnie greeted
a group of friends on Wednesday
afternoon Ronnie's . sixth , birth
day anniversary. Bidden were
Teddy Rickman, Dick Shrake,
Joyce Meyer, Beverly Grannon,
Judy Etzel, Twila Rickman, Gary
and Erie Pederson. Jo .Gannon and)
Mrs. rnest Walker. -
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Valley
Briefs
Salem
Obituaries
XOHNSON
RatnH JfthlMmi at ttt ImMmIM. Til I
B. Winter at. May 25 at the af of 64 I
yoata. Survived by tno 'Widow. Stella I
Johnson, Salem; aonsi Percy Johnson
and Date K. Johnson, both of Salem; I
brother. Tom Johnson, Heppner; also I
four arrandc-hiUlrm. serncea will be I
be
Monday,
asav. J. at a - djb. at ibc I
at the
Cloufn-Uarrtc
ck chapel witi
1th the Rev
Dudley Strain officiating. Interment
atptyVlewcen.
ATKINSON . " ' I
Alice Gertrade Atkinson, late real-
m u...i ... inni I
hospital. May . at the age ot sr. I
Survived by husband. Samuel W. At-
iri. n n rL4. I
Jove ind A. L Elvin. an of Salem:
brothers. John O'Brien. Circle. Mont. I
..i n..riu niM. . rw uii t. - I
a sister. Elizabeth O'Brien in Colo-
rado: and three crandchildren. Reel- 1
tauon of the rosary wiU be Sunday.
May SB, at 8 p.m. at the W. T. Hlgdon
enapei. services Monday at 10 ajn. at
St. Vincent de Paul CathoUe church.
Interment at Belcrest Memorial park.
CATIOX - ' '
Miu LUa Louise Cation, at the resi-
sence 29 u sc. may . survivea
. . . . - i
bouTof -a .uc ssr tssR
Tucker. VaUelo. Calif.: and an uncle.
R V. Waltsr ITnnirvills Til snrioM
wui oe anonoay. aiay zy, at l -m p.m.
at the Qough-Barrlck chapel with
the Rev. Chester W. Hamblin offi-
elating. Interment at Belcrest Memor-
lal park. I
ITAillBKOuK ,i
"Tst aiainoroBK, laws reaoent or
Myrtle ave, at a local hospiUI.
J'JSl
Mlvln. Portli'nrt- daughter. Mrs.
MsrWi TTsatsv Mrs Tnns Rrniilm mnA
. - . . . v .
Detorcs Stainbrook, all of Salem; two
sisters. Mrs. Leone Brown. Salem, and
aars. Azei .tonnson. jaungrr xiorse,
Mont.: and eight crandchildren. Serv
ices will be Monday. May 89. at 130
p.m. at the Howell-Edwards chapel
with interment at City View cemetery.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As ef late yesterday)
BUTTUFAV
Premium
No. 1 . ,., .
No. 2
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BUTTXJt
Wholesale .
Retail
EOO (BuTlBf
IWnolesale prices ranges from S to l
cents over During orlcs )
Largo AA '
Large A
J2
JU
31
JXi
.17
.12
.08
32
.17
11
J33
J3
.19
.12
.09
.OS
Medium AA
Medium A
Crack
POULTRY
A Leghorn hens .
B Leghorn hens .
C Leghorn hens
A colored hens .
B colored hens .
C colored hens ,
A colored fryers
B colored fryers
C colored fryers
a oia roosters
B old roosters
C old roosters .
LIVESTOCK by V alley raca
rat dairy cows
15.00
Cutter cows
12.00 to 14.50
Dairy heifers
.15.00 to 17.00
Bulls
.16.00 to 22.00
Good veal. 150 to 300 lbs,24.00 to 26.00
vkxkj eaives , xmm iu
Spring lambs
0.00 to 25.00
Portland Produce
T
PORTLAND. May 27 -(AP)- Butter
fat tentative, subject to Immediate
cnanae: premium quaiiiy. mimum to
.35 to i per cent aciatty oeuverea m i "-""V?- , ' . . , trir -nnrti.mi,
iju. iv. , .rt mmiitv ss. I ration day 20c to 60c, Also bedding
to- nnsiitv! VIM.
Ruttwwhalesal F O B. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: grade AA. 93 score. 60c
lb; A. fil score. SOc B. SO score S8c:
C 89 score 58c. Above 'prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese selling price to Portland
Wholesales: Oregon singles 9S-3',,c at.;
Oregon a-io. loai. 4i-4izc,
Eggs to wholesalers: A grade, large
1M; II. J . A 1- II Mtl
Live cnicitens wo. 1 quality. r.u a
plants) : broilers, under 2 lbs., nominal:
fryers. 2 ' -3 lbs.. 27 c: 3-4 lbs- 3lc:
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 31c: light
hens under 4 lbs, 15-18c: over 4 lbs..
17-18c: heavy hens, all weights. 20-21c;
old roosters, all weights. 11 -13c.
Rabbits (average to growers): live
white. 4-5 lbs. 22-24c lb.: 9-6 lbs.. 16-1 8c:
colored. 3 cents lower: old or heavy
does and bucks. 10-1 4c lb.: fresh dress
ed Idaho fryers and roaster. 40c lb.;
locals 50-34C. some to sec
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers! dollars per ewt)
Beer: steers, good. 500-800 Ibe- S40-
49- commercial. S48-47.SO: utility. S40-
43: cows, commercial. $40-43; utility.
S3R-39: canners-cutters. S33-37.
Beef cuts (good steers): hind Quar
ters. 858-58: rounds. $53-55: full loins.
trimmed. S67-72: triangles. S38-42:
square chucks, $42-45; ribs. $58-64;
foreouarters. S3 8-42.
Veal good. $4B-si: commercial. $44-
46: utility, $37-39.
Calves: good-choice. $43-47: com
mercial. $37-43.
Lamb rood -choice soring iambs.
$48-50; commercial. 845-46; utility, $39-
40. "
Mutton good. 70 lbs. down. S24-W.
Pork Cuts: loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs.. $55-
57: shoulders, is ids- down. $37-39:
carcasses. 120-170 lbs.. $30-31- mixed
weights $1 lower: spare-ribs. $42-47.
wool vauery. coarse, medium grades.
50-Sec lb. average at country buyers
points.
Mohair 80-510 ID.- on 12-month
growth. F.O.B. country shipping points.
country-Kuiea meats:
300 Personal
310 Mooting Notices
"W? i""" - "
Mi, ia tm
312 Lost and Found
LOST: White gold wrist watch, late
post office & 1400 blk. Reward. Ph.
36813.
LOST at BaU Park
brown tooeoat.
man's. Ph. 3-8997. M. ChappaUe. Be-
wara.
316 Personal
MEN. WOMEN! OLD? GET PEPI Os-
trex Tonic Tablets invigorate body
old after 40 just because lacking
iron. Also contain 'Vitamin Bl. In
troductory six only SOc. At all drug-
gists - m satem. at r red Mevers.
Get-Acquainted Club
THROUGH SOCIAL correspondence,
thousands meet their "Ideal." Write
today for list of eligible. Simpson.
box IZ51, uenver, coio.
TTTSTm
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous.
P. O. Boa 724. YUCA Wed
Fri
S JO o m.
Why Suffer Any Longer
wea otkm ran.
remeaies. Aasaxtag sa rests far
years ta China. No matter srttk
waat ailsaeata yon are afnscteo
isoraers, slaasltis. heart, laaca. Bv
er. BMeys. gas. e atlpanoa. sueers
eUbetea. rweasssHsia. gaO aad klaa-
ser lever, ssxa, icsaaj aawatatats
CHARLIE
CHAN
CatTNESK HCU
CO.
m H ConuaereUl
. Pkave t-1830-S
ALE St. OiUL
ufflce Hoars t to 0.
face, aae Sat, oaly.
Th gfateeneaScdsjaa Oregon,-
Veal: Too auaUtr. SS-tSe Ib other
grades aecocdins to weight quality
wna uenver or neavier -aac.
. Hogfi Light , blockers f 290 B4
Lamb Toa oualltr Tearilnga. 40-
44e lb.: BiuUoo, bat, lt-lSe; round
bearr pucks, u-ue.
Beef: Good-cows, BSSe B4 eaa
BerS-CUtUTl 30-326.
. Onions: SO-lb. aacK Ore. western
lows. np. l. inwrara,
"-"c; Imrtc. $2.80-50; on sets. Ore.
yellow, 50" U, SS1S;cxm 60 lbs.
w-'"1"' 'zrZZ
Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes russets. No.
. wiv.
1A, SS.7S-t.00; storage stocks, S4.15-50;
. . 85 : " SH,85
O?. B-rhNo..
J--o": juamata no. a. aj
w crop Calif, long whites. f3.00-:
same down to S3 .50: No. IB. SS.40-50:
"' mmnm wu
. .
Hay: IT. S. No. I rreen alfalfa, truck
c.rlotLJ9-BVBd..r. t?
SrrL
mixed timothv. S44 ton: oats and vetch
mixed hay et uncertified clover hay.
nominally $27-30. depending- on quality
location, baled, on Willamette val-
400-- Agriculture
11? rjvsrinr
r-Ji
heirer. with heifer calf. S93 S. 12th
or ph. S-1407. y-,
FOR Sale - Guernsey cow $U5. RU
mo ivz. coone koiq,
I WnntMt All tvoeii livestocH Ph 4-26i
BONDED LIVESTOCK buvr. t C
McCandllah 1137 S 29th Ph S-1147
licensed Livestock buyer,
Snethen. 1940 LaneasterTr p
BON"K" livestoca Buyer Clauds Cd
I wsiua. M. fcuiu uaaam. m v-u-n.
0. . aoax Dk 11111
404 Poultry and fiabit
11. PARMENTER Laying hens S3 ea.
Lancaster & Auburn Kd. Kt. s Box
M nh S-5771
I5o kEW ti.mo. oulleU S wks. old.
sac ea. v. a. uicaey, Jtu a aox iu,
Silverton.
KENS Sc fryers for locker. Dressed
on Tues only. Ph. 2-2619
00 PAR MENTOR 12 wks. pullets, $1.25
ea. Rt. s. Box 406. PIW 3-10S5,
FARM BEDS, New Ham pa. CornGH
cross. Also started cnix. circular.
Gehring Hatchery, Silverton.
12- 10 weeks Parmenter . and Bamp.
pullets also Cornish Cross fryer
chicks. Gehring Hatchery. Silverton.
Ph. Black 193.
NEW Hampshire chick available every
Tuesday. Fox's Hatchery. 3830 State
St. Phone 3-4969.
NEW Hampshire' Chicks $16.50 per 1C0.
weekly hatches. East center St. pn.
2-2&61. Lee' Hatchery
408 Pets
BLACK. Lovable, 7 -month's old male
cocker spaniel named Muffin - who
has had all necessary shots. Phone
2-5008 or see at 465 Wavhe dr. (15.
REGISTERED Boston terrier pups. Ph.
Z8554. zois I, com t. .
IPURLBRED Cocker Spaniel puppies. 6
wks. old. Reas. ph. 3-40B3.
REG. AKC Cocker puppies. Otto Yun-
ker, ku a sox t. v mi. mo. iieizer
School.
PURE Bred Shetland sheep - dogs
(mln. Collies) Rt, 2. Box 398 B. B.
Ph. 42655.
RINCLANDS Roardins Ac Training
I Kennels. Bathing, trimmins. eroom-
in i? Pick un and deliver. ShiDPina
I crates made to order. 3575 Winola.
I Ph. 259S4. 341859
ORANGE Canaries, ameers. Ph. 25929.
Aln C. mel PlmtA
FUSCHIAS 15c up. Geraniums 25c up.
Ue. Azaleas a lor si. Azaiea mouts
in oioom si uo. tsoxwooa 2sc: u.
roses 35c ea.. Mum plants ioc ea..
AU bedding plants 35c dos. MerrUl's
Greenhouse. Hrooks
.. . X,T.. k1 i . tv
plants. 1st place across RJR. at
I Roberts
I VEG Ac
Flov
r plants, bush Balsm,
I Snj
SnaD-drarons. Zinnias, Marigolds tc
many others, Alfred Walther Rt. 3,
I Box 280, at Clearlake.
I PANSIES, Choice selection. 75c doz.
I Adams 4090 N. River Bd. fa. zuis.
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lb. Al Ped. Rt. 7 Box 149. ph. 3-1580.
2t ml No. of underpass.
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"IN CASH FOR YOU"
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or seu or commission.
LANE SUDTELL
Auction Sales Yard
4319 Silverton Rd.
Salem. Ore.
Auction
Ver-v Thura. 7:30 pjn. Furniture and
household aracjes. we idvh you to
brine votrr consirnments to us.
EAST SALEM AUCTION
1029 Lancaster Drive Fn. 3-1331
450 Merchandise
451 MachhiOTT and Tools
1C5CTKNSION Ladders: step ladders.
.heavy duty extension coros, siaginc.
power tools and equipment. All in
A-l shape, pn. z-yt.
rnn $,) 1940 T. D. 8 cat Ac dozer,
low hours, full arrnorea. rear lowui,
1100 DieU Ave.
1 455 Household Goods For Sola
- I rrx vtutaW rHI elreulator. aot. size
like new. cost S4S. seu xor
GOOD Electric range it cUnini Ubie
nnv im eo STatesman.
8 PC Walnut dining set. davenport &
fnalr- "
lUSED Kelyinator wfV.SST
lain finish inside and out. Excellent
condition. 869.50.
Balph Johnson Appliances
355 Center St. Salem .
LARGE. Deluxe International Harvest-
er refrigerator, usea i
Marchbinks. Rt. 8, Box 193. SUver
ton. fentral Howell)
r , "A-sir ri STTsnt- nnft 869. oh.
I ,
-ff-fv; WOod. cas ranges, elee- wood.
gas. oil heaters. refrUU beds, springs
mattresses. 5 PC. living rm. set. tables
St chairs. ce boxes, many other it
cheap. Hardman Bros, 4',i miles N.
on Salem-Port, hiway. Open from 8
Used FurnM Cheap
rsint . TERMS
VkPey runu C- 288 Wo- Coml 1-7473
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(PILES)
FISSUM
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and other
Keetal
Disorders
Nonospit
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Dr. R. Deynclds
Clisis
Katuropath-RecUl
1144 Center SL
Specialist
Th. S-Ult
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450 Merchandise
433 Hotmhdd Goods foVSdt
TAPPAlf GAS range, like new. I
USJED fiendlx washers. Guarantee!.
S68.90 and up.
Kaloh Johnson
Appliances
35S bntor t
t. Salem
WOODEN Twin or bunk beds, com-
S TWIN Size roll-away beds it maC
re. use new, fn. 3460B.
HOTPOINT "Range. Calrod burners.
oven. jiaer model, operates
Perfectly. SIS N. 17th. Ph. 27709 af
ter 5 JO.
Linoleum $3.95
VALLCY rURN. CO. 38S N COMXk
4&6 WanUd. Hon hold Good
GLEN WOQDRT Ph SS11S
ALL CA&H - TRADER LOUIS PAY
HIGHEST PRICES
Household goods, furniture, brle-a-bra
appliances, rugs, silverware, dishes
QUICK SERVTck PHONE -M8
30SS Portl.inrf Rrl
USaU3 rOUN. imaadiiM sppra
nianesi pneca vauey rumttura.
N CommerciaL Ph. 77473.
4S8 Building Materiata
SIDING
16 4 CEDAR SIDING. SUITABLE
FOR CHICKEN HOUSES. BARNS.
GARAGES, UnLXTY. SHEDS, SPE
CIAL $23 M.
T. SIDING lxS & IxS. Random
Length, kiln dried, suitable as sub
flooring, sheethlng. or for farm
buildings, garages. At utility sheds.
S6S M.
At that convenient location
KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD
Front and Court Streets. Salem
Cedar Shingles Shakes
No. 1 Shingles S10.00 sq.
No. S Shingles S 8.23 sq.
No. 3 Shingles f 3.50 sq.
CEDAR SHAKES
$11-23 per sq. for 1st quality, IS In.
painted shakes with shingle under
course, un pain ted shakes S9 Xi.
DOORS v
Screen doors $6.50. Fir slab doors $9 Jo.
Mahogany and Birch entrance doors
S22.50 up. ' I '
WATERPROOF WALLBOARD
3 Thicknesses. 41 x 8' sheets, hard,
smooth material, ideal for bath,
kitchen walla, and floor covering!
c over cement or shiplap. Cheaper than
Iplywood.
windows and, frames la (toe If
ready to go. Low Priced.
PLYWOOD
All thicknesses in' stock, large sup
ply fa" plywood for flooring.
C. G. Long
Ph. 2-5821 1 ml. No. of Keisey
RED CEDAR shingles; any ami No. 1,
$10. No. 2, -. 6.50, No. X $4 under
course. $3. CaU Ted Muller, Ph.
Salem 21196. , ;
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C ELI AH S111MU
Ui C
Ux8 C
SO 00 M
70 00 M
x8 C -
85.00 M
85.00 M
ftxlO C
Flush Hardwood Front Doors
Birch Mahoeanv Duali
3-0x8-8. l" 29 95 ea.
3-Ub Roofing. 210 lbs. 7.75 so.
Plywood. 4x8"
24 so. fL
Skneetrock. ',i
sq. ft.
Window Frames (new)
50 Discount '
SERVICE LUMBER CO.
70tMcClaine St. Ph. 2882. Silverton
T 'Immediate Delivery
If it's, for your garden or lawn, wo
nave tt. Kock tree sut, top soil, and
fill dirt. i
Commercial '
Sand & Gravel Supply Co.
pnone z-iseo
KEITH BROWN
Building Materials
on
BUDGET TtHMS
As tittle os 10 down on a purchase
Of S20 up to 8300.
Easy monthly payments
KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD
Front and Court Streets. Salem
HOWSEB BROS. Your power tool rea.
al hesouarters. 1410 S.
12th St Ph.
3-3640.
460 Musical tastrumonto
UPRIGHT PIANO for sale. Ph. 3-1803,
At. 1, BOX 311.
4S2 Sports ErrulpnionT
FOR SALE: S sleeping trailer, cheap.
Also 5 HP Sea Kins outboard mo
tor. Vic's Repair Shoo. Dallas. .
PLYWOOD BOATS. 898 and up. also
trailers. 11 ID Nebraska. After a pjn.
164 Bicyclti T
FOR Sale: Man's Bicycle 820 Phono
S-WZ7.
188 For Rent. Miscellaneous
GOOD Downtown warehouse space for
rent. inq. H. L. stiff rurnlture. Ph.
S9183.
ROOD USED Piano H L. SUff.
0 DRIVE TRUCKS TOH RENT Bian
keu rum. U7 S. Uberty Ph. 2-9662.
470 For Sole. Mlscollanoous
ELECTRIC Washer, 8 In sMllcaw, lamp
tables, misc. 2040 Madison St.
USED Electric ranges. Westing-house to
Hotpoint. Good condition.
Ralph Johnson Appliances
355 Center St., salrm
NEW Crop of baled clover hay 2
ton. P. E. Sanders. Rt. 7. Box 3U
Phillips Bros.
fertnirers. cow. chicken, horse, and
sheep manure Well rotted or fresh.
Organic Composts and Compost ma
terial. Dry. pulverized-, weed free
chicken manure. All sold by yard or
sack. Flagstones and Rocks for
Rockeries Silt, Sand for Sand
Boxes. Peat ' Moss, Seeds, Cedar
Fence Posts, Tel and Elect Poles.
Shingles. Lumber. Beanstakes, Wire.
Ornamental Fences; Steel Clothes
Use Posts and Iron Railings mad to
order. Yew Wood. Open Sun. through
Spring. Ph 3-1458 for Del. 4 Miles
East on State St Rt 8 .Box lis.
Salem. Oregon. -
152000 BTU wood burning conversion
type air conditioning furnace. Suit
able for large homes, public halls,
churches, stores, etc. Regular price '
8373. Used less than 1 week. Will sell
, for 8285. See Willett at Capital Drug
Store. -
GOOD used electrical pumps. 840 and
. up. Wide selection, - Judson's, 27S N.
Commercial. - 11
HENRY DiSSfdNf chain saw. 5-4' bars.
Oregon chain. Price 8350. Ph. 2-0177.
NEW Kresky auto utility furnaco
75400 BTU New Kresky basement
furnace 112300 BTU. 8 floor fur
naces, very reasonable. Ph. 31055.
11
FT Plywood car-top boat, exceu
cond. 850. Elee hand planer, $80. Ph,
31 1Z5. 5T3 state.
GOOD Used pianos. $75 ea. U. L
Stiff Furn. Co.
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