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An adaptation of a sarong j
worn by Debra Paget in 1
"Bird of Paradise" j
Make movie star clothes at a fraction of the original . cost the
secret, a STAR PATTERN! Start with this stole-sheltered sun
dress in a colorful bordered fabric it's an adaptation of the
sarong style Debra Paget introduces in Twentieth Century-Fox's
Bird of Paradise." Big news, too, is a two color STAR LABEL
- transfer included in this pattern. Ifs proof positive that you are
wearing an original Hollywood design! .
No. 21 is cut in sizes 9, 11, 13, IS, and 17. Size 13, dress 4H yards
35-inch bordered material. Stole, lYi yards 35-inch bordered
material.
Send 50c for "STAR" PATTERN with Name, Address, Style Number
and Size desired to The Star Pattern Department, The Oregon
Statesman, Box 3032, San Francisco 19, Calif. -
Let's Solve Your
Money
By Wesley.
(Professor of Economics, University of Houston) j v '
- Wrtttea for AP Newifeaturts .-
. If you pay as many as five bills each month, you wfll .do well to
have a checking account at a bank. For the independent, financially
well established household or Individual, the checking account is
practically indispensable. " : , s I - ..
If you havent yet opened. an account, don't be too bothered
with the problem of selecting a bank. You can hardly go wrong in
taking a friend s recommendation,
or in dealing with folks that you
know. Generally' speaking, the
bank most conveniently located Is
good bet. ,
A checking account will give
Help Him
Help You
Your doctor's best diagnosis
is valueless if the medicines
you use ere inferior. There
era no bargain prescriptions I
That is why ; w use only
time-proven name brands.
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you a certain amount of prestige.
The account will amount to an ex
cellent beginning If you ever
want to ask for a loan. Moreover,
having the account will make it
possible for you to enjoy the many
and various services offered by the
bank to its customers. Inquire at
your bank for any available pam
phlet describing the services you
might be Interested in. ..s
Discuss your financial problems
with your banker not with the
teller in the cage but with one
of those men at the desks on the
front or side as you go in. They
are there to serve you. j
For your checking account to be
of the utmost value to you, how
ever, there are a number -of facts
that are helpful to know. For
example, I your; bank or f anyone
else can endorse your salary check
for deposit to your account. Only
you can write checks on it, unless
you have made a different spec
ific arrangement with your bank.
' Never write a check in pencil.
Too easy for someone to alter it.
Remember too that a simple sig
nature Is - hardest to forge with
success. Always fill: in the blank
spicw. on your check and on the
check stub before you tear the
check out. The numbering Is for
your convenience in matching can
celled checks with stubs. Match
them and balance your book regul
arly. If you don't know how, or if
you have trouble in keeping your
book correctly balanced, ask your
banker for his suggestions He has
seen the problem beforeh and he
win be glad to help you.
If you are cashing or depositing
a check that someone has made
Prepare for
Easter Rites
Cc'By The! Associated Press
: The traditional holy week, of
mourning ended last night. Chris
tians of many lands prepared to
day to celebrate the Easter mir
acle of Jesus Christ's resurrection
in a world now beset by anxiety
and fear.
Worshippers thronged churches
of the old world and the new for
Good Friday; devotions on the an
niversary of 'the crucifixion.:
Thousands of Europeans and
many Americans made the Good
Friday pilgrimage along the wind
ing Via Dolorosa in old walled Jer
usalem, where Christ carried his
cross to Calvary.
, In a medieval Roman Catholic
service last night at the Basilica
of the Holy j Sepulchre hv Jerusa
lem r- a symbolic figure was taken
from a cross, bathed, anointed and
laid in a tomb.
For the first time in three de
cades, a Christian religious ser
vice was held in the Cenaculum
on ML Zion, scene of the Last
Supper.
About 8,000 pilgrims and tour
ists gathered in Rome for the East
er holidays and the spiritual exer
cises ending Holy Week.
Easter Egg Hunt
Held by Pupils
At West Stayton
Statesman News Service
WEST STAYTON North San
tiam will present a three-acTcom-edy
play, Tuesday, March 29, at
8 p.m. at the West Stayton school
for the hot lunch benefit.
An Easter egg hunt and party
was held at the West Stayton
school Thursday, in the rooms of
Mrs. Fay Sexton and Mrs. Doro
thy Rodger. Easter baskets were
given as prizes to Lester Stenson
for finding; the most eggs in the
hunt,' Dorothy Christenson who
found, the egg with the primary
teacher's name and Bobby Shep
herd for the third and fourth
gradeleachers names.
Each child was asked to bring
a decorated egg. Winning the prize
in the primary room were Larry
Doran and Beatrice Downer.
Mrs. Jess Chamber lin of Salem
was honored with a family din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Hilton in honor of her birth
day anniversary. Guests were Mrs.
Margaret Chamber lin, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Chamberlin and family
of North Santiam and Jess Cham
berlin. -! '
Recent guest at the home of
Postmaster and Mrs. Paul McCIel
ian was Willard Noyes of Saska
toon, Sask,
Portland Curfew
Raid Nets 36
PORTLAND, March 24 -JP)-Police
rounded up 36 juveniles
last night in the second week end
attempt to break up gangs of teen
agers after hours loiterers on
Broadway.;
Fourteen of those picked up
were girls.:
All but what police termed asi
eight "wise guys were released to
their parents.
A week ago police picked up 54
curfew j violators. Restaurants,
theaters, and others have protested
the juveniles' conduct.
out to yon if your name Is not
spelled ; right, endorse the check
as it is made out, and then under
this write: your name as you or
dinarily sign it. As you endorse,
it is often well to consider whether
you ought , to use a blank endorse
ment where you merely sign your
name; or a restrictive endorsement
where you first write 'for de
posit only"; or a special endorse
ment where you first write ."pay
to the order of Mr. So-and-so. As
a general rule don't use a blank
endorsement if a restrictive or
special endorsement will do.
Note ; that a post-dated check
will be treated by the bank as an
overdraft. if the post-dating Is
noticed. If the amount written on
the check does not correspond
with the amount expressed in fig
ures, the bank will either not hon
or the check or rely upon the
amount written out.
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Think long and hard a dozen
times before you endorse a check
for accomodation of someone you
would not trust with your pocket
book. If you have any doubt at
all, have the moral courage' to do
your duty by yourself and your
dependents. Decline to endorse.
Say you make it a general practice
not to. i And if these observations
and warnings on endorsing checks
are in : order, they wfll be even
more in order when it comes to
endorsing! someone's note to a
bank, j Better think a hundred
times and not do it.
Copyright 151. by Wesley Davis
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CAPI iOL LUIV10HR CO.
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guiiiiygitordupfl Nojpr&iSficI; 'Quotations
At jHeckart Home
i Statesman News ' SeMee
SUNNYSIDE Mrs. Ray Heck
art was hostess for the Friendly
Hour club - Thursday. A - no-host
luncheon was served. The after
noon was spent in Red Cross work.
Harold Hills, who is stationed
at Forest Lewis, Waslw was home
recently. His brother Raymond is
stationed at the Shepherd field,
Wichita Falls. Texas.
Mrs. Dudley Taylor recently
entertained with a dinner party in
honor of Mrs. J. ; F. Vanderpool
from Kellogg, Idaho. Guests were
Mrs. Lyle Rea. Mrs. Frances Rea,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor.
Troop Holds
Party
Statesman Mews Service
and their leader, Mrs. Alt amr
belL enjoyed an Easter party and
ezs hunt at the home of -. Janet
UBohnstedt Tuesday afternoon. Fol
lowing the party, the girls took
sack lunches to their leader's home
and made rabbit cookies for child
ren: at the Fairview Home,
On Monday troop 53 took part
in an Easter egg hunt on the J. A.
Grar property. Attending were
Janet Ashcraft, Linda Schwalen,
Linda Kendrick, Judy Binkley,
Shirler Schultz. Patty Gray and
Jean Klingler who found both the
Golden e and the Boobie egg.
Assisting were Mrs. F. H. Pow
ell and Marjorie Harris, the new
leader.
21 Members of
Band at Lodge
SUteaautm News Service
JEFFERSON Twenty-one
band members, their director, C
R. Watts, chaperones. Mr. and Mrs,
Clayton Wills, bus driver, Doug
Bradley and Joseph Rowe, spent
Friday night and Saturday at san
tiam Lodge.
The GAA and Girls' Sports club
sponsored a basketbal1 plavday in
the high school gym Wednesday
night.
School wil be out on May 25
this year, according to the pres
ent schedule.
The juniors and seniors attend
ed legislative sessions in Salem
accompanied by Mrs. Beth Stull,
Fred Graham, Clayton Wills and
C. R. Watts.
Former Alaska
Friends Visit
SUtesmaa New Service
RICKREALL Mr. and Mrs.
Webb C. Lewis of route 1 were
visited during the past week by
Mrs. Etta Jones and Mrs. Bertha
Selberg of Seattle. Mrs. Selberg
and Mrs. Lewis were close friends
40 years ago in Fairbanks, Alaska
The two women have been on
a trip to California by auto.
Mrs. Jones and her late husband
were I taken prisoners of war on
Attu island in the spring of 1942,
when he was a radio operator. She
was taken to Japan and held until
the end of the war. Her husband's
body was found later on Attu.
Order for Band
Uniforms Delayed
!
Stateunaa Mews Service
INDEPENDENCE The order
placed last week for Central high
school band uniforms has been
held up, pending the submission of
a bid and samples by a local firm,
according to Mrs. Neal Edwards,
temporary chairman of the uni
form committee.
After the uniforms were order
ed, the committee was criticized
for not giving a local firm a bid.
Services Held for v ,
Airs. TJIIian Fuller
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INDEPENDENCE Final servi
ces were held here Friday for Mrs.
Lillian A. Fuller. 78, who died
March 19 in Salem. Interment fol
lowed at Belcrest memorial park
in Salem.
- Mrs. Fuller Is survived by two
nieces and five nephews.
EAGLES WIN TKOFHT
SHERIDAN At a recent
Eagles zone conference in Toledo,
the Sheridan Eagles lodge won the
trophy for the second time with
their ritualistic work. Art Madsen
was president; Harold Krager,
vice 'president; Evelyn Gift, chap
lain; Dallas Spencer, conductor;
Harry Wilder, inside guardian;
and Alvin Timer, outside guard
ian, i Their average was 97 & per
cent. Art Madsen won his second
trophy for letter-perfect ritual
istic work. The Todedo Aerie took
second place and McMinnville
took . third place in the ritual
work.
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1 flu 2-4431 or 3-S&2
NEW YORK, March" 24-ffr-Todays closing QUoUtions:
Ad Corp
26
63
43
Gen Foods ' 45
Gen Motors 51
Goodyear Tlrew 73
Homes take ;, ; .,. 40
Int Harvester 34
Int Paper -. 50
Al Chem
Al Chalmers
Am Airlines
15
Am Pow Sc Lt 20M
Am Tel & Tel 154
Am -Tobacco ,.:. 64
Anaconda . 39
Atchison ? r 157
John Man
Kennecott -. 73
Libby McN &Lu. S
Lockh Aire . 34
Loews Inc ' 16
Long BeU -. 38
Montg Ward 69
Nash Kelv 20
NY Central 120
Beth Steel 53
Boe Airplane 47
Borg Warner 69
Bur Add M 16
Calif Packing 61
Can Pacific . 24
Caterpillar ' ' 47
North. Pac
Celanese 4 4S Pae Am
Fish
Chrysler
77
Pae Gas &
Con Edison
31
Pae Tel &
Packard'.
Cons Vultee-
17
Crown Zellerbach 51
Penney
Curt Wright 10
Doug Aircraft ' 93 -
Dupont J 88
Eastman Kodak. 44
Emer Radio 15
Gen Electric . 53
PennRR
Pepsi Cola
Phiico
Rad Corp
Rayonier
Ray Pfd
Peace Rumor
Drops Grains
CHICAGO, March 24-OPy-Grains
and soybeans slumped today on
liquidation I prompted by General
MacArthurs offer to discuss peace
with the Korean reds.
There were conflicting Interests
In the wheat pit, due to the contin
ued poor growing weather in the
southwest. iThis Jed to same buying
in the deferred futures.
Wheat closed unchanged to
cent lower! than the previous fin
ish, corn off V to 1, oats down
to H, rye Va to tower, soy
beans unchanged to 4 cents lower,
and lard 39 to 45 cents a hundred
pounds lower. .
FROM KLAMATH FALLS
MAR QUA M Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Liechty, from Klamath
Falls are guest of : Mrs. Wallace
Albright and daughter, Kreta.
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Forester Andrews
Killed in Wreck
WASHINGTON, March 24-W)
-Horace Justin Andrews, 59, re
gional U. S. forester from Port'
land, Oregon, was killed today in
an automobile crash in a nearby
suburb. j
Andrews was a passenger In an
automobile that collided with a
truck In Franklin -Park, Fairfax
county, Vai. The car driver, Char
les Tebbe,48, Chevy Chase, McL,
was hospitalized for shock and
possible concussion. ,
Andrews,- who was In Wash
ington for a two-week : meeting
or regional foresters, had been a
guest at the Tebbe home. ;
Andrews joined the forest ser
vice at Portland in 1930, became
assistant regional forester in 1939,
ana regional forester in
SfOSiGAN
Thomas C Monraa. at the rendeaee
at Slcm rout ft, box ISO. March 11.
Survived by wife. Mr. Mlnnl Mor-
Can. saiem; -aausnter. Mrs. Cray,
vaiieuver. Wamtu: aoa. Bar B. Mor-
gmn and T. Zdwin Morxan, bottt e
Portland. Robert H. Morxan. Indcpeay
dence. and Kenneth L. Monran. Ocean
Lake; and seven grandchildren; alao
a . brother and two atetars in North
Carolina. Services will be held at 2 pjn.
Monday. March So. at the Vlnrll T,
Golden chapel with the Bev. P. Jana
nu offldatlnc. Interment at Belcrest
Memorial park.
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MrrcHzu.
Mrs. Frances Dulca Mitchell. late
resident of Colton. Ore.. , at a local
hospital. March 21. Survived by hus
band. Leon H. MitcheU. Coahoma. Tex
as; dauchter. Miss Judy -Mite bell. Col
ton. ore. three sons. Ronnie and Son-
aid Mitcneu. coaaoma. x
Jackie Mitchell. Colton; parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. coraoary. . Colton:
throe sisters. Mrs. ; Charles Morris,
Tucumcari. Nil- Mrs. W. H. Brannaa.
White Otyj N. M-. Mrs. ! R. B. Coch
nim. rresno.' Calif.: a brother. Bill H.
Compary. Portland. Graveside services
win be held Tuesday. March 17. at
1 al SLm at Zian laamarial nark at
Canby under the direction os Clouah-
Bsmcx chapel.
i
CONDIT '
Mrs. Ada UHlan Condtt. at the rest-
aenee at 1S9 Center st- March
Survived by neice. Mrs. Miriam Worth
Pulliam. The Dalles; nephew. Geary
H. wortb. Xuniw. gaiices will
ClouKh-Barrick chaoel with Dr. Ches
ter w. HambUn -oUlciatina. Interment
at Pleasant! Grove cemetery.
XACKSON !
Georce Jackson. late resident of
AumtTlUt. at a local hospital. March
S3 at tho am mt n -rears. Amkhimi.
ment of serrlees later by Bowell-Xd-
waros coapei. -, .
Bertha gvelyn Byley. late resident of
Satam. in this city. March XI, at the
aea of SS years. Survived by children.
ivootpnus . Kyiey ana Mrs. sertna
Barr. both of Salem. Mrs. Xuth E.
Newman. PortaL Ariz., and" Richard
K. By ley, rreeport. Texas. Services
win be held at 1 pjn. Monday.
March 26. at the W. T. Rixdon'chapeL
Interment at Belcrest Memorial park.
xam hit, ueorxe u. 2twui wiu offl
ciaia. ;
BAXvsrr
Mrs. Sylvia Mrv Harvey, late resi
dent of 444 N. Winter it, it I local
hospital. March 22. at the ae of M.
Survived by rrasband. Leroy S. Harvey
of Salem: sisters. Mrs. H. P. Brown
of Waterloo. , Iowa, t Mrs. Pearly K.
Bhss of Berminrton. Mtosu and Mrs.
Boyd Bennett of Albany, and several
nieces and, nephews. Member: of the
Pentecostal: church. Servk.es will be
held Monday. March 28. at 10 JO a on. at
the Howell-Edwards chapel with inter
ment at City View cemetery.
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Arthur at Lone, st the residence on
Garden road. March SS. Survived by
brothers. -Geonre H. Lone of Portland
end William Long. Walter Lena and
Frank Lonav all in England, and a
sister. Mrs. Mabel Pacey in Kneland.
Seikies win be held Monday. March
2. at S pxa. at the Howell-Edwards
chapel .with Interment at Ctty View
cemetery, j v
aOrOPPLS ' -
, Xart Keeppte. Ute resident of pert,
land, in this city March 14. Anjtounc-
t of n lets later, by the Oouch-
oenanr - ; t
Owen Prsnds Osden. late resldVnt of
tl4 Sarinaw st, at Spokane. Wash,
March XX. Survived by wife. Kvefyn K.
Oxden of Salem; son. Vernon Ovtea
of - Portland, - and sister. - Mrs. ahej
Oancey of Seattle. Wash. Announce
ment of wilwi later by the Virgil T.
Golden chapel. .- - . ,
VeBONALD ' ' ' - .'
Mi. Miranda McDonald, at the resi
dence at 1629 Center st. March 24 at
the ar of SO. Suiled by two daugh
ter. Mrs. William Busick. Salem, and
Salem
Obitiiarieo
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Barraek chaoel.
Mrs. Sylvia Bow. Portland. An
42
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51
w4
Key Metals
Richfield
Safeway
Sears Roebuck 55
Soc Vac 26
56
South Pae - -, 64
Std OH Cal . 43y
Std Oil NJ 103V'4
Studebaker 32
Sunsh Mn "
Swift and Co 34
Transameriea 16
Twent C Fox 21
Un Oil Cal 33
UiPae 10
Un Airlines 28
Un Aircraft ! 35
Un Corp :
. , . 32
Elec 32
Tel 108
6
US Plywood
, 69
US Steel
21
10
Warn Bros
West Un Tel
West Air Br.
West Elec
Woolworth .
; ; 24
,. , 19
48
Salem Market
Quotations,.
f As of late yesterday)
BCTTEXPAT
Premium , ,
No. l i
No. 2
bUTTKI . i
Wholesale '
i .n
ja
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Retau
l Wholesale prices range from I to 1
cents over burins, once)
Large AA ; Jl
Large A i , .4
Medium AA - j .48
Medium
Small
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POULTRY . i
Leghorn hens L
Colored hens
Colored fryer V.
Leghorn fryers
Old roosters j
Roasters i
UVESTOCat- i
(Valley Packing Cseaaaay QootatlonsY
Fat Dairy Cows
Cutters
, 20.00 to 22.00
28.00 to 28.00
24.00 to 27.00
Bulls
Dairy heifers L.
Good veal u.
Lambs, wooled
Lambs, sheared
Feeders ;
Mutton U
30.00 to 3S.O0
. , , 32.00 to 34.50
25.00 to 28.00
2S.00 to 32.00
10JM to USX)
Stocks and Bonds
f , :
Compiled by the Associated Press
STOCK AVERAGES
March 24 t
30 13 15 I M
Indust Rails Utils Stocks
Net change U D1J D1J D4 D1J
Saturday l. 125J Hi 48.0 92.7
Prev. day u 12S.7 , 65.9 48 J S3 .9
Week ago j. 125.7 ! 64.3 48.4 93.7
Month ago at. 127.4 S9.9 40.1 95.7
Year ago i 106.0 ' 42.4 . 43S 73 J
BONO AVERAGES - ' !
20 10 10 10-
Raila Ind UU Fsn
Saturday L 9SJ . 99 J 101.0 T2.S
Prev. day 98.4 . 100.0 101 Jl 72.S
Week ago L 98.5-100.2 101 J 72.S
Month ago ., 100.5 101.4 103.1 T2J
Year ago , , j,, 95.4 102.5 ' 104J 74.4
1950-51 high U 100.8 102.8 . 105.4 75.4
1950-51 low 92.5 100.0 , 101 3 88.9
1949 high U 94.3 : 102S 105J 70.7
1949 low 88.4 101.8 100 J 62.9
New 1950-51 tow."
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Portland! Produce
PORTLAND'. March 24-r APl-Butter-
fat Tenative, sublect to immediate
change: Premium Quality, maximum to
Jii to 1 per sent acidity delivered in
Portland. 71-74c first quality S9-
vata avwuu) iweauaw V4ra wasaTasjF A Vlike
and country points 2c less.
Butter' Wholesale F.O.B. bulk cubes
to wholesalers; Grade AA. 93 score.
71" samwid 14 t-w StK atOn- wallaa w-mm aa
a id: A. 92 score. 7: B. wo score :
C. St score. 83. Above prices nominal.
cneese selling price to Portland
Wholesalers: ioregon singles. Mlt-aBe
lb.; Oregon S-Ib. loaf. 7s-50ie. -Eggs
To wholesalers: A grade, large.
Woe aoz.; a grade, medium. sc;
B grade, large. 51-52 1 Vc.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality. F.O.B.
plants): BroUers. 1-2 lba 30c: fry
ers. 2-3 lbs. 32c; 3-4 Iba 32c: roasters.
4 lbs. and ever. 32c; light bens all
weights, 27c; heavy bens, all weights,
34c; old roosters, ah weights, 15-17c.
itaooits Average to growers: un
white. 4-3 lbs.. 28-29C lb.; 6-8 lbs.
23-28c; colored 2 cents lower; old or
heavy does and bucks, u-lfe Ibj fresh
dressed fryers to retailers, 60-83c; some
higher. - I - - - -
FRESH DRESSED MEATS I Whole
salers to retailers: dollars per ewt):
reKf : Steers, good-choice. 8O9-400 lbs.;
S345: commercial. 51.53: utiUty. $4S
49; cows, commercial. 848-50;. utility.
S4T-4; cannera-cuttersv 44-x
Beef cuts (good steers): Hind quar
ters, 860-64; rounds. $60-82: full loins.
trimmed. S7S-2; triangles. 130-52; fore
qusrters 850-52. . . -'
Veal: Good. 860.82; commercial S9eV
BS: utility. 849-51.
Calves: Good-choice. SSSSOt com
mercial. 831-58.
Pork cuts: Loins No. 1. S-1S lbs.
$51.520; shoulders. 18 lbs. down, S39-
42.50; sparexibs. 845-48; fresh hams.
$53-55. I
Lambs: Good-choice. S55-57: com
mercial. all weights. 85334; utility.
Wool! -Graded scoured wool. P.OJl.
Portland: Fine. $3.45-55: , 4 blood.
S3J5-30: 4 blood. S30-10f
blood.
mostly SZ.YO-73.
Mohair: SO-ase Ih. on 13-month
growth. F.QJ. country shipping points.
COUNTHYIULLED MEATS;
Matt on: Best. 80-90 lbs.. SO-SSc:
rough heavy bucks, ewes. 18-20c
Veal: Top quality. 55-57c; good
heavies. 52 -54c; others 48-SOe. .
Beef: Good cows. 49-48e lb; eanners-
eutters. 44-45C
noes: Light biocxers. xj-34e a-
sows, light 2S-30C
Lambs: Too grade. 5S-58C ID.: lower
grades. 48-5oe. .
omonsr western ore. yenows. med
ium No. 1. Sl.ao-BO: 50-Ib. sacks No. 1
large. 82.00-X5: Eastern Onion seta.
I',ic lb.: Oregon 10-12c lb.
potatoes: ere. Kussets. no. ia. sz.79-
95; 25 lbs. 75-TSc: Wash. Russets. No.
1A. 25 lbs. 70c: No. S. 50 lbs.. $1.00-20:
Idaho Russets. No. 1A. S3J0-35.
Hay: U5i No. S green alfalfa, de
livered car and truck lots. F.O.B. Port
land, mostly S2S-30 ton: Willamette
valley grain land clover hay nominally.
$25 a too. bated at farm. . -
NOTICE OP IN'1'i.NTlON TO IMPROVE
CKAMT STREET FROM SIXTEENTH
STREET TO SEVENTEENTH STREET
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the
Common Council of the City of Salem.
Oregon, deems it necessary and expe
dient and hereby declares its purpose
and Intention, to improve Grant Street
from the east line of Sixteenth Street
to the west line of Seventeenth Street
in the City of Salem. Marion County.
Oregon, at the expense of the abutting
and adjacent property, by bringing
said portion of said street to the estab
lished grade, constructing cement con
crete curbs, and paving said portion of
said street with, a 2,V asphaltie con
crete pavement. 30 feet in width, in
accordance with the plane and specifi
cations . therefor which were adopted
by the Common Council March 12.
1951. which - are now on file in the
office of the city recorder and which
by this referent e thereto are made
a part hereof. The Common Council
hereby declares its purpose and ln
t gallon to make the above described
Inipinvtiaint by and fhrooxh the street
iiiimw want uatiai lamil.
- Written remonstrance s gainst tho
above proposed imsvovement may bo
filed with tho city lecorder at any time
within ten days after the final publica
tion of this notice by the owners of the
ptwoeita affected. -Bv
Order of-the Council
March 12. ll:
ALrRLD at u ltt. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof is
March 18. 155L -
Date of final snibUcstfoa Msrclt T
1951.., ML IS. lL la. 14. a st rs a u 11
3d. - . . . . -
Repub SO
40
'42
.11
43
'J 32
38
45
Ncmcis err rvirrno'f to improvx
. -Ir-PTMO 'ST&J TT PROf
COaiM Ek CIA L bTPTr TO
: LIBERTY cTi-i -.T
. n fin r.ai x. J lull uv
Common Council of the Oty of Salem.
(jregon. oeems it necessary and expe
dient and hereby declares ha purpose
and I intention to improve Shipping
Street from the east line of Commercial
Street to the west line of Liberty
Street, in the City of Salem. Marion
County, Oregon, at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent i property, ex
cept the alley Intersections the expense
of which will be assumed by the Oty
of Salem, by bringing said portion of
said street to establish grade, construct
ing cement concrete curbs, and paving
said portion of said street with a I"
asphaltie concrete pavement SO feet
la width, in accordance with the plana
and specifications therefor which were
adopted by the Common Council March
12. 1931. which are now on file in the
otace of the city recorder and which
by this reference thereto are made a
part hereof. The Common Council bere-
oy declares Its purpose and Intention
to make the above described improve
ment by 'and through the street im
provement department, r r
Written remonstrance against the
above proposed improvement may be
filed with the city recorder at any time
within ten days after the final publics,
tlon of this notice by the owners of the
property affected. : :
By Order of the Common Council
March 12. 1951:
ALFRED MTTNDT. Ctty Recorder
Date of first publication, hereof is
March IS, 1951.
Date of final Publication March 28.
195L M. It. 17. IS. 0. 20, li. 12. 23. 34. 23.
2. i - .(-.. i
NOTICE Or INTENTION TO IMPROVE
! . SEOONA AVBlUI IKOH .- s
! SILVERTON ROAD TO f
' LANSING AVENUE I J
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the
Common Council of the City of Salem.
Oregon, deems it necessary and expe
dient and hereby declares its purpose
and : intention to Improve Sedorta Avenue-
from the. south tine of Sirverton
Road to the west line of Lansing Ave
nue, in the City of Salem. Marion
County, Oregon, at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property, by
bringing said portion of said street to
tho ' established grade, constructing
cement concrete curbs, and paving said
portion of said street with - a 2tt"
asphaltie : concrete pavenment 30 feet
in width. In accordance with the plans
and specifications therefor which were
adopted by tho Common Council March
12. 1951. which are now on file in the
office of the city recorder and which
by this reference thereto are made a
part hereof.- The Common Council
hereby declares its purpose and inten
tion to make the above described im
provement by and through .tho street
improvement department.
Written remonstrance against- the
above proposed improvement may be
filed with the city recorder at any time
within ten days after the final publica
tion of this notice by the owners of the
property affected. ,
By Order of the Common Council
March 12. 1951: ,
; ALFRED MTTNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof is
March 18. 1951. 1
Date of final publication March M.
193L M. 18. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 23.
saw . . - - i i -
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IMPROVE
SHIPPING STREET FROM LIBERTY
, , STREET TO FOURTH STREET
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the
Common Council of the City of Salem.
Oregon, deems it necessary and expe
dient and hereby declares Its purpose
and. intention . to improve Shipping
Street from the east line of Liberty
Street to the west line of Fourth
Street, in the City of Salem. Marion
County. Oregon at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property, by
bringing said portion of said street to the
established grade, constructing cement
concrete curbs, and paving said por
tion of said street with a 2'.i" asphaltie
concrete pavement 30 feet In width,
in ' accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor .which were
adopted by the Common Council March
12. 183L which are now on file in the
office of tho city recorder and which
by this reference thereto are made a
part hereof. The Common Council here
by t declares Its puposs and intention
to tnaho the above described Improve
mesrt by and through the street Im
provement department.
Written remonstrance against the
above proposed Improvement may be
filed with the city recorder at any time
within ten days after the final publica
tion or this notice ay the owncis of the
property affected. , -
By Order of the Common Council
Marco I- i5i:
l ALFRED MTTNDT. City Recorder
Date of first , publication hereof ia
March IS. 1951.
Date of final publication March M.
195L M. 18. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25-
22k. -
.300 Personal
312 Loal end Found
LOST: Part Persian and Angora, kitten.
smoky grey, in vicinity of N. Salem
ltoST"
unqerpass. Phone 3-5013. Reward.
: Red billfold containing anorox-
Imately $100. papers and photos not
replaceable Liberal reward. Lost in
Woolworth store. Mrs. Anna Xaever.
4 a c Myers, ptiont 4-1 B51.
LOST
4 chrome chairs, blue pearl. N.
of Woodburn. Write Paul
J ran sen.
'Myrtle Point. Reward $10.
LOST: Black Persian female cat I
. months old. Keizer district. Gone 1
week. 4434S. 1020 Linda Ave.
31& Personal
i .
t Get-Acqnainted Club
THROUGH SOCIAL' i eorrespondene.
thousands meet their "Ideal." Write
today for list of eligiblea. : Simpson.
Box IZ5I. Denver. Colo.
j$3a00 ON out of town property valued
at gaa.PBO mortgage. 25323.
CtN E passenger to Los Angeles between
April 1-3. share
expenses. Phono
'33447. after 8,
PO Bx 724 VMCA Wed FH ia s.m
STAWTJfY Home Products Ph 4iSiJ
ATMORAYS. Ozone. Good health. Har
ley C Pugh. P. O. Box 43, 8787.
400 : Airririittnre
482 Lrvaatock
S fJOOD dah-r cows S2S0 to
Rt. 4. Box 939, turn right 2nd road
Beyond witzei school.
FOR SALE: 1 large Guernsey heifer.
Just fresh with Holstein calf. Hugh
Williams. 3870 Monroe. Salem, phone
440ST.
BONDED livestock buyer A. F. Son?
sner. 2130 Chemswa Rd. Pn 42817.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. . C
McCandllsh. 1127 S. 15th. Ph. 3-8147
BONDED Uvestock buyer. Claude Ed
bf
wards. Rt. 3. Box B99E. Ph. 4-1113.
ENSED ' Livestock - buyer. - H. E.
S net hen. !44l LaneasteT dr Pr. 2-1343
LL SERVICE, reasooabia. Nelaoni
.anyplace anytime. Phono 43178.
4w4 Poultry and Rabbits
NEW ZEALAND WHITE DOES. Phone
RHODE
laUnd
w., ft
chickens. 2397
Halet
wis
sr house.,
sxel and Pine.
NG needs rahhits. Pick un service.
25 State. Phore 4391 a
$71 W liAMP&aiiJrCHlcltS hatches
every Tuesday Fox's Hatchery
etste 51. note j-4
DAY-OLD and started chicks. E. Cen-
ter Street. Phono- 22361.
rh.i . . . .
Lee' Hat-
ES i-b does.
with litters. Phone
XThy Suffer Any Longer
fafl. aae eer Chiaeee
ea AsssTtag sntBias fee ae
te Cateaw No aa nr wtta
what a Has ante ywa . are arf Jcted
aisereers, sinwaUis, heart, Imars, liv
er, kidneya, gas. so tipatlsn. ieera.
t betas, gheassanisa, sail sad siaA-
f ever. akin, f
CHAIILIE
CHAN
CKIXX?V
J.
N
-. CO.
2X8 M.
; Fnewe S-l ,
1114 ...
rUco keers 9 te 8,
. v
. t
400 Arricnltro
C3 Pats
beautiful black ' and white setter- !
cocker $ months old female? liouse
' broken. Will rive to right party.
. Phone 2-8622. t-i Ehtpp'.rg St. , 3
MOOH'S . Tropical fish aquariuta.
Fish, tanks, plants, beaters 4 ther S,
; mostats. Marvel pumps. S miles front
. S ' Lancaster on Macleay Rd. Phono-
rmi - - J -
t'KOrlCAL l'iiH AND d.. ?
U MANN BATTLECRJXii RD, .
;TTTRNF.R OREGON J i'
WAITED: Male cat with loog white i
fur and blue eyes for a short time for
. breeding purposes only. Write box i
,764. Salem. . $
410 Swwds and I lasts"
Get your bedding plants, gersnluma,
fuchlaa. etc. at Art Oppen's Greea
: house. Vi mile East of Lancaster oa
;Aubtirn Rd. Phone 41933. i
LAUREL 15c, Rhododendrons and ttc
Pbone -21. 2497 HoUywood Dr.
BRIGHTMORE strswberry plants $14
: per M. Roy R. Michael. Dayton. RU L
412 frail and Fcmn Prodnco
RYE CRASS straw. T mOes south xt
i Monmouth on 99-W. Ph. 318. Alfrod
riickinger. j
414 Fcmn likpxnnT","
MODEL D John Deere tractor.
12 A.
John Deere combine, motor
hauled, new mac new eoi
Clover attachments. 2 bottom 14 inch,
plow,- Implement trailer, cover crop
disc 187 N. West St Moomouth.
Oregon
reron.
DAIRY MUZPMjbNT FOR SALE
Milk cooler. S can capacity 8275. IS
gallon cans S3 each. 3 unit milking
machines 8100. Can rack 850. Robert
3. Paulsen. Rt. 1. Box 254. Hubbard..
3)a mues noru wast ox uuooara.
450 Merchandise
431 MachtoeTT and Tools
LARGE air compressor. 4 cyl. 3 store.
, 1 phase. 7ia cu. ft. air. $323. 3a
cnerrr Ave
YUUB tune and eflurt demands good
j tools Rent or buy them at Ho user
Bros 1410 s izth
bbtOflLLERS. 1 esrly 1948. 281. $275
j 1 Ute 1948. 20". $295. 1 late 1949, 20".
1 $350. All in top shape. Hawser Brosv.
1410 S. 13.
ROTOTILLER sales, parts, and service,
i Howser. Bros. Ph. $-3648. 1410. S.
! mil s
ZNTERNATL. T-20 trac tractor, wide
t guage, new pads, recond. motor.,
4 Iwasakl Bros. Rt. 5. Box 133. Hllla-
455 Houaehoid
DAVENPORT and chair, rust 1 color.
kitchen table and chairs (red seats), i
Bon springs and inner spring mat J
treas. German 9x13 cm. camera. Var- l
tous other houaehoid items. - Phono "
2-7839. S, '
FBiGIDAIRE range, tebfe model radio I
and other household articles. 940 1
N. 13th.
I i Open Today , . '
WoodryS Bargain Barn. 4Vt mi. N. on i
WE. ; .1
PORTABLE radio, electric and bat-!
1 tery, $25. wing chair $11. 3ectrie '
blanket new 825. HoUywood. bed leg 1
set 95. 3635 Portland Rd.
REFRIGERATOR Coldspot' 10.4 cu. ft.
i used months. Will sell equity for f
! 860. Balance on -. easy terms. Mont- '-
i gomery Ward electric rang. Good's
condition, used 1 year. : Full price K
i $135. 328$ Abrams. CaU afternoons
! l,to,- ;
Antiques
t. j"
Chaise couch, new upholstering $50,
sewing cabtnat. is drawers, 2 cubby
boles $50. Mahogany chair, needs T
new seat xza. 3B55 Portland Rd
f Used Ftirn 'Cheap f
' f TRADE TERMS" "
Valtev Purn Co V No Cam1 1-74T1 r
EXCELLENT Quality furniture, like!
' new. Also late built home for sale. :
1 South. Phone 2-5100. 3430 Ncef Aw.'
1 DAVENPORT sets, dining aeU Phone '
BIG 7 cu. ft Refrigerators, brand
( Sale priced at 8199-50. Penny Saver
1 -Stamps given on these. Save more at
! Firestone Stores. Center 8e Liberty. t4
APEX waahlng machine $40. 1243 Elm f
FOR SALE: Coffee teble, step up table, '"
j pair end tables. 3 pc. chrome dinette
set. Simmons Beautyrest da vena, pr. .?
; table lamps, plate glass mirrors. 1177
j - Court, Apt. 202. 'r;
453 Wanted, flcrasenold Goods
GLENN WOODRY always pays higher J
prices for used furniture, appliances,'
: antieues. anything of value. Phone.
1 35110 or bring to Woodry Furniture
Market, 1805 N. Summer St.
LAMBERT'S will pay you cash "lor
your furniture rugs, appliances, one
Piece or a houseful. Just phone
37100. !
USED rtJHN'tTtlftfc
! - VALLEY FURNITURE 2
jia n comi ph rrm
WM. HALL paya top prices for house-i,
hold goods and appliances. Phonos
453 BnUdlnq Materials
COAST Range Mm. No. Dallas, buying1
s rough lumoer and 4 re saw cants.
Top prices baaed on current lumber
market. Come in and . see us. or
PhonejgTi.
-TB'WEEiiS SPECIAL
Mahogany Doors
I , (FLUSH INTERIOR)
' 20. 2-4. 3-8. 3- X 8-8. . ,
1 151131 I
I KETTB BROWN LUMBER YARD f
f ; Front and Court
Where Parking Is No Problem
Red Cedar Shingles
S to 900 sq. all grades, always en hand.1:
$3 per sq. up from coast to Cascade
mills. 1$ in. No. 1 pais ted cedar wail
ahakee with under course $18 per
aq. all colors. Good No. 3 oak floor
ing tia M. Ted Muller. Ph. Saiem
2-1199 evenings. ' '
HOME OF QlALTTV LUMBSt '
TlbregUss insulatioa , JO ft.
Oak flooring. No. S com. ijl. A9a tU
Mahogany Int. Doors 12 95
! SHEETROCK ROCKLATH
Window Frames Dfse.
Windows (in stock) 20 disc.
Everrtnmg to Build with
service lumber company
PH. 2&83 j 1
TOT McClame St. j snvertwf
WANTED: GREEN LBR;
Steaaw canta, dlmensloo and one inch.
: Market Price. End trimming not
1 necessary. Call Oliver Bacon 39144.
; r-ve. Z2471. Salem Lumber
; Msnursrtunng Co
PES ma-Ston ,
CAUL 2-O605 Arrra p.m.
AMB SfS$3S5. WaUhoard 4x8 $L J,
iSXoellent reject plywood, sheets or
; cut sixes. Lowest prices for ouality,
iSheetrock. roofing and Insulation of
: all kinds. , 2x4'a low aa 8339.50. 19
.: per cent down on repairs or rtmo.i.
ing. ia nor may te included, poh 1 -LAND
ROAD LUMBi-tt YARD i-(mi,
4 au. north of underpass.
Os. T.T.Iaaa. SLlKSe. O. CaaawN jy
crx cniri . . laii
CZ2AXZCT3
ZS1 Korti Ulef.y
C-iela'Ti above Jilt. r?7 It. LT-
Caoods For a!l
on
at.y. C..lco pea ..wraay ot!y 13 , I
sw t 1 pa, S to f pjn. Cowultt- 1
Uoa. Liood 1 1 assure s4
se tree of woari. $racUc4 S tcs
L..X : i
i
6
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3
The rlnon nine tree is b state
nouncement of ear later by the
and Sat. Only V
W. T. Six don chapel.
tree ol Kew Uexico.
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