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; j .8 Th Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Monday. May 21. 1951 Solons Critical Of New Beef :' t . .,. 1 : Price Ceilings WASHINGTON, May 20 (JFh A government program designed to cut retail beef prices by 10 cents a pound by October. 1 went into effect today amid congressional criticism. Senator Butler (R-Neb.) called the rollback order "confiscation." Declaring that Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle "boasts' that the order will save consumers $700,000,000, Butler said: i . "Cattle feeders will lose that same $700,000,000. That's not sav ing, that's confiscation." DiSalle himself said flatly that In spite of widespread protests "we will not repeal the meat order." No Rationing Nor should the rollback lead to rationing, DiSalle said. Interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press," the price chief said that under the regulation prices still will be high enough "to bring meat to market. He denied categorically that ra tion books are being prepared or that there is any present intention of rationing meat. But he said that no one could make a long term prediction on that subject in the light of the uncertain world situ ation. DiSalle said he was sure that "a very deep sense of responsibility" on the part of congress would ensure that price and wage control laws, which expire June 30, will be extended. Won't See Change Packers are required under the new price ceiling to buy cattle at prices averaging 10 per cent below January levels. But housewives probably won't notice an immed iate change in their meat costs. The live cattle rollback is de signed to eliminate the squeeze on wholesale and retail beef price ceilings now in effect. Cattle price rollbacks of 4 !4 per cent each have been set for August 1 and October 1. But cattle raisers argue that the ceiling on cattle merely transfers the squeeze from the packers to the-cattle feeders and will cause a 'big drop in beef production. y In today's debate, Reps. Javits (R-N.Y.) and Boiling (D-Mo.) supported the government move to trim back meat prices. Javits contended that rising food costs are forcing city dwellers to lower their living standards while 1 MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Daylight (Time Kilocycles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 1490. KOIN 970. KGW 620. HEX 1190 -i 1 , FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1;! KEX 92.3 (Editor note: The Statesman publishes la j rood faith the programs anal times as provided by the radio stations, bat because offttmes programs are chanced without notification, this newspaper : cannot be responsible for the accuracy herein). it j j HOUR 00:00 00:15 6 KSLM News ITImekeeBer (Farm News !N.W. News KOCO West. Melod. (West. Melod. 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Frontiers: J30 Memory Music: 1A$ Oregon School of the Air: Ua to ilM BasehaU: S:O0 Chiktrea's New Independence Lions to Install Statesman Vtwi Service INDEPENDENCE Installation of new Central Lions club officers will take place the night of May 29 a the Y: Cafe near here, it was de cided ins- a (committee meeting fol lowing Stbel regular club meeting Monday! j It will be a dinner meeting and Lions hav4 been urged to bring their wjvefe. Harry Day will be installed as president to succeed Marshall PpwelL High School Student Killed PORTLAND, May 20 -JP)- A two-carf smashup in the outskirts of Portland claimed the life of a high school student today. Three other persons were injured. T)eari is Richard James Kearnev. i8, a sehiojr at Grant high school. The girl riding with him, Jeanne K. Schultzj, ; 17, a Gresham high school student, suffered a hip frac ture. j. Driver and passenger of the other car, ames F. Reams, 22, and his brother, William Reams, 20, both ofP4rtland, suffered severe head arid face cuts. Three Schools s i i i To Graduate Statesman Newt Service CLEiA R L, A K E Combined eighth grade graduation exercises for the sjchools of Clear Lake, Wacondia, and Mission Bottom will be held ai Clear Lake school at 8 p.m. May 24. Graduates are Edward Murphy of Clear Lake, Ronald Elliott arid Alexander LaFollett of Mission Bottom! and Joe Bowers of Wa condaj Thi Rev. Dudley Strain of the Fijrst Christian church in Salem: jwill be the speaker, and diplomas will be presented by Homer Goulet. The1 fcchtol year at Clear Lake will close bn June 1 with a picnic at noon; on the school grounds. t t REUNION! SET SHERIDAN The Sheridan high school class of 1937 will hold a reunion) May 27 at the Jay Sechrisi home near Ballston. farmers are getting what he called "a preferential deal" through par ity regulations which assure them of a fair return on things they sell in relation! to things they buy. 1 00:30 00:45 I Top Trades IKoCo Klock iSahbitt Show I Sam Hayea Bob Hazen I Bible Institute Bible Institute (Minstrels fMinstrela (Grand Slam (Rosemary (Dave Garroway (Break. Club Break.! Club i Bargain Countr IWomen's Pag Gal Sunday IKneass News Quick Flash BobjEberlv I Music (Mac's Melody j Mac's Melodv I IDr. Ma lone (Guiding Light Break Bank (Break Bank True: Story (True Story Queen a day (Mac's Melodv I Brighter Day . (Millionaire iN'Westerners INews (Gay ISO's Morgan Music (Major League (Major League Major League 'Come Get It l House1 Partv IHouse Party (Road of Life Pepper Voung Happiness Noon Edition 'Mod, Romances David Amity I F Music :( Magic Melodv I Kirkham News (Lorenzo Jones (Kay! 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Pete Salem (Night Song Forum (Forum ; Sports Page Current-Choice INwi Tomorrow (Good Listening INiahtSonar - I Nixht Son Theatre; 130 Beadier For Fun; 9:43 Errand of Mercy; S.-CO News and Weath er; :13 Oregon Qvil Service; M Flytesr Time; :45 Dinner Melodies: Too Southern Oregon College of Educ.: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour: IM World in Review; S:1S Campus Recital: S:45 Calling All Alumni; SXXJ Musie that Endures S:43 Evening Meditations: 100 Musie That Endures: 10:4a News and Weatner; LlM Sign Off. Statesman News Service' It. Anrel New officers of the Mi. Aneel PreD Mother's club elected Thursday nigh, are Mrs. Eqj rioirer, president; jurs. tui un gelr, vice president; and Mrs. Andy Scjpmidt, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Hdofer was reelected. ; Brooks School will close here Fifday, May 25, with a program arid picnic dinner at noon. Mrs. Lawrence Jackson is in charge of the dinner arrangements, 'mere w$l be a ball game in the after noon and other sports.; - , I Hubbard Mis Carmen Scholl presented 32 of her music pupils in a recital at the 91 Consolidated scfiool Thursday evening. The program included piano solos, mmbers by the orchestra and sel ections by the Hawaiian guitars. Jefferson Theta Rho girls hdViored their mothers Thursday niht with a program and refresh ments in the IOOF hall. A decor ated cake was presented to the 19 mothers in attendance Rosedale Felix Martin, head d'jrector for defense in this area, has called a special meeting for the Rosedale district Tuesday night at! 8 o'clock at the school house. He urges more people to attend ard support the defense program. Dayton The American Legion Pjst of Dayton has purchased the old grade school buildings and property. The place will be made infto a - community center with a hme for the local post. Plans will b discussed at the next meeting of the legion for the rebuilding of, the property. Hubbard The annual Hubbard hgh school Alumni picnic will be held Sunday, June 10, at Pat's Acres, . near Barlow. All former HXibbard high school students, teachers and their families are in vited to attend. The picnic will be preceded by an alumni dance Sat urday night, June 9, at the Hub bard fire hall. Dayton Miss Patricia Ann Huffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Huffman, was graduated this week from the school of nursing of the Emmanuel hospital in Port land. Independence Central high school's 60 band uniforms arrived b truck freight Wednesday and band will wear them during a brief program on the streets of Indepen dence and Monmouth Tuesday. ,VaIIey Obituaries Mrs. Ella L. Nye ALBANY Funeral services for Mrs. Ella L. Nye, 87, will be held from the Fisher C h a d e 1 in Brownsville at 11 a.m. Monday, May 21, with Monte Smith offi ciating. Burial will be in the Ma sonic cemetery at Brownsville. Mrs. Nye who had been a resident df Brownsville for a number of years died in a Salem nursing Home May 18. r ! Mrs. Nye was born in Austin, Minn- June 8, 1863. She had lived in Wisconsin and Illinois before going to California in 1910. In 1932 she moved to Brownsville and in 1948 to Corvallis. Recently she had been living in Salem. She vfras a member of the Brownsville Christian church. In 1883, at Winneconne, Wis., sne was married to Paul Edwin Nye. He died in 1942 Surviving are two sons, Ralph E. Nye of St. Louis, Mo., and Arthur T. Nye of Salem; three grandchildren, and tjwo great grandchildren. Mrs. Jennie F. Smith j SILVERTON r- Final rites for Mrs. Jennie F. Smith, 72, Silver ion, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Ekman mortuary. Mrs. Smith, vho had lived here for 10 years, ied at her home at 509 Whittier t. on Friday. Surviving are her widower, Melvin Smith, Silverton; and seven children, Mrs. Neva Opela, Sil verton, Mrs. Lee Parton, Wood turn, Mrs. Jessie Jividen and Wil liam , Smith, North Platte, Neb., Russell Smith, Omaha, Neb., Mil ford Smith, Springfield, and Don kid Smith, Gerber, Calif. Inter inent will be at Valley View cem etery. The Rev. Douglas Harrell will officiate. Certainly I'll settle for CURLY'S MILK There's nothing better , than a delicious glass of CURLY'S MILK. Treat your family your friends to CURLY'S MILK often. Alwsjys ask for CURLY'S and enjoy the best. CURLY'S Phone 3-0703 Your Friendly Homo Owned Dairy Sheridan . Mr. and Mrs. j C. Wayne Flynn of Sheridan willjbe honored May 29 at a dinner given by the Chamber of CornmeiSce. Flynn has been active in the work of the organization, and was Re cently appointed postal inspector, which duties he will assume June 1. Sheridan The Ninety and Nine Men's group of the Christian churches ; in Yamhill county ill hold a rally May 21 at the Shejri dan Christian church. The Rev. Elery Parrish, pastor of the Ubelrty church in Salem will be the speak er. A supper will -open the even ing at 7 o'clock in the church par lors with the sisterhood in charge. Silverton Prof. Howard W. Runkele of the speech department at Willamette university will id dress the Silverton Rotary c ub this noon. His subject will be "All in the way You Word It." SHERDDAN WINS SHERIDAN Sheridan hi eh school won high scores in jthe commercial typing and shorthand contest held in Newberg recently, it was learned this week. Winriers included Laureen Hadley, Wilbert JsnenK, irna Hutchins, Rene Liux ana wuoert Shenk. Salem Market Quotations (As of late yesterday) BUTTERFAT Premium . .76 .74 .66 .76 .81 No. 1 No. 2 BUTTER Wholesale Retail ... EGGS (Buyinr) (Wholesale prices range from 5 to 7 cents over buying price.) urge a a Large A , , Medium AA , Medium A .54 .52 J2 .48 .38 .27 .31 .29 .19 .14 .29 Small POULTRY Leghorn hens Colored hens " , Colored fryers Leghorn fryers Old roosters Roasters LIVESTOCK (Valley Parkin Company Quotations) Fat Dairy Cows 22.00 Cutters Bulls . 19.00 to 21.00 23.00 to 27.50 22.00 to 24.00 32.00 to 35.00 . 30 00 to 22.00 24.00 to 27.00 Dairy heifers Good veal Lambs, wooled Lambs, sheared Ewes, wooled 10.00 to 16.00 2.00 to 12.00 30.00 to 23.00 Ewes, sheared Spring lambs Salem Obituaries HAUGHOM John Haughom, late resident of 4160 C Center St.. Salem. May 16 at the; age of 69. Survived bv wife. Josephine Haugnom; cniiaren. irvin r iromi 2an Francisco, MiMerd O., from Thiefriver Falls, Minn., and Mrs. Harold Sanflum, MowDnage, s. u.; ana live granacnii dren; brother of Mrs. Carl Swensen. Montevideo. Minn., and Mrs. Annie Kvedloge, Thiefriver Falls. Services will be held Monday. May 21. at 2 !p.m. at the Calvary Lutheran church inf Sil verton. interment in Miller cemetery. Officiating will be The Rev. A. Hoko son assisted by The Rev. P. W. Erik- sen, under the direction of WL T. Rigdon company. SEDORE Baby Danny Sedore. at a local hos pital May 17. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Sedore: grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Arellanes of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sedore of Salem. Services were (held at Clough-Barrick chapel. j EAST I Richard Mitchell East. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. East. 19j2 N. Commercial St., at a local hospital. May 19. Also survived by a sfster, Peggy East, Salem: grandparents! Mr. and Mrs. O. Earl East. Ogden. Utah, and -Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mitchell. Clearfield. Utah. Graveside services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Tuepday. Mav 22. i at Belcrest Memorial ipark with Bishop John Salisbury officiating. Direction by W. T. Kigaon cnapei. YOUNG I George Young, late resident of 148 N. Commercial st.. at a local hospital May 18 at the age of 84. Announce ment of services later by Howell-Ed wards chape L TTBBITS Fannie Alice Tibbits. at the residence at 2110 Lansing ave.. May 20. Survived by husband, John C. Tibbits. Salem; sisters. Mrs. Bessie Rossier. Stockton. Calif., and Mrs. Lucy Vockel. Oakland. Calif.: and brothers, Charles K. Baxley, Oakland, and Alfred D. Baxley. Santa Rosa. Calif. Services will be held! at 10 a.m. Wednesday. May 23, at the Virgil T. Golden chapel. i NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned was on May 5; 1951 by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, appointed administratrix of the estate of Laura T. Ramsden. deceased, and has qualified as such. All Creditors of said estate are notified to present their claim, duly verified, to me at the of fice of Roy H. Wassam. 316 Masonic Building, Salem. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 14 day of May, 19SU v Oda Welch Stege, , administratrix Roy H. wassam. Attorney for Estate 31 Masonic Building Salem. Oregon. M 14. 21. 28. J. 4.111. WHAT'S FURNITURE COMPANY Goinn To Do NOW! SWEET COflll nnVn rwf? DLUE LAKE DEANS WZ-AW U L CASH MARKET PRICE PAID KOLSTADi CACiriERIES, Ii!C. 5ljvrto Delivery Front and D Streets Slvertoa, Oregon 2291 Fhooe) - Portland Produce PORTLAND. May 20 -AP)- Butterfat Tenauve. subject immediate change: Premium quality maximum to JS to I per cent acidity delivered in Portland, 75-78c lb.: first quality, 73-76c: second quality. 7174c Valley routes and coun try points 2c less. Butter Wholesale FOB" bulk cube to wholesalers: Grade A A. 93 score, 70c lb.; A. 92 score, 69c: B, 90 score. 64c; C, 89 score, 59c Above prices strictly nominal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 46,,i-48'.c lb.: Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-SOc. Eggs (To wholesalers): Candled eggs containing no loss, cases included. FOB Portland. A large 59-60' ic; A medium 57-58'2c: B grade 55-56 'ac. Live Chickens (No. I quality. FOB plants): Broilers l-2 lbs 30-31c; fryers. 2-3 lbs.. 30-3 lc; 3-4 lbs.. 29-30c; roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 30c; light bens, all weights. 79-30c; heavy hens, all weights, 31 -32c; old roosters, all weights. 15-17c. Rabbits Average to growers: Live white. 4-5 lbs.. 28-30C lb.; 5-6 lbs. 27-30c; old does. 12-16c: few higher; fresh dressed fryers to retailers. 60-65c; some higher. Fresk Dressed Meats (wholesalers te retailers; roliars per CWT.): Beef: Steers good-choice. 500-700 lbs.. $52-57; commercial. 850; utility, $45; cows, commercial. $49-50; utility. $45: canners-cutters. $43.50-45. Beef cuts (Good steers): Hind quar ters, $61.40; rounds. $58: full loins, trimmed. $82-86; triangles. $52; fore quarters. $48.50. Veal: Good. $58-62; commercial. $54 56. Calves: Good-choice. $56-60; com mercial. $53-54. Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1. 8-12 lbs.. $48-51: shoulders. 16 lbs. down, $38-41: spareribs, $45-47; fresh hams. $53-54. Lambs: Good-choice. $56-57. Wool: Willamette valley. $1.15 at country shipping points. Moriair: SI .20-1.25 lb. on , 12-month growth. FOB country shipping points. Country-Killed Meats: Mutton: Best. 60-90 lbs.. 28-30c lb.: rough heavy bucks, ewes. 24-26c. Veal: Top quality. 55-57c; good heav ies. 48-50c; others 45-47c. Beef: Good cows, 45-4 8c lb.; canners- cutters. 40-43C. Hogs: Light blockers. 31 -32c lb.: sows, light. 26-28c. Lambs: Top grade, 53-5Sc lb.; lower grades. 46-48c. Onions: Western OTe. yellows,- med ium No. 1. $2.50-3.00: 50-lb. sacks No. 1. 3-inch min... $3.25-3.50. some to $3.75: Calif white wax. $4.75-5 00. 50 lbs. Potatoes: Ore. Russets. No. 1A. $3.25- 4.00: 25 lbs.. 90c-$1.00: Idaho Russets. No. 1A. $4 00-4.25. Calif, long white. 100 lbs.. 3.50-75. Hav: U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa, deliv ered car and truck lots, FOB Portland, mostly $30 ton; Willamette valley grain and clover hay. nominally $25 a ton. baled at farm. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Oregon State Board of Higher Educa tion at Room 203. Benson Hotel. Port land. Oreeon. until 2 o'clock P.M. Pa cific Daylight Saving Time (1 o'clock P.M.. Pacific Standard Time. on Mon day, June 18, 1951. for the Remodeling of "the Dairy Building for the Oreeon State College, at Corvallis. Oregon. The Bid will cover all of the General Work. Mechanical Work, and the Electrical Work. One set - of drawings, specifications and form of contract documents may be obtained by prime bidders only from C. Howard Kable. Architect at 225 Sherlock Building. Portland. Ore gon. tiDon the deposit of twenty dol lars ($20.00). The deposit will be re funded when the contract documents have been returned in good condition. The drawines. specifications and form of contract documents may be exam ined at the Builders' Exchanges in Portland. Salem and Eugene or in the office of the Architect. All bidders must comply with the laws of the State of Oregon relating to qualifications of bidders. Title 98. Chanter 1. Oregon Compiled Laws An notated. No bid will be considered unles fully completed 'in the manner pro vided in the "Instruction to Bidders" upon the bid form provided by the Architect and is accompanied by a certified check or bid bond executed in favor of the State of Oregon and the Oregon State Board of Higher Educa tion in an amount not less than ten oer cent of the total amount of the bid. to be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages should the bidder neglect or refuse to enter into a contract and orovid suitable bond for the faith ful performance of the work In "the event the contract Is awarded to him. The Oregon State Board of Higher Education reserves the right o reiect anv or all bids and to waive all inform alities. No bidder mav withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof until after the elapse of 30 days from the bid open in. OREGON STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION. By Charles D. Byrne. Secretary, Eugene. Oregon. My 21 NOTICE OF REVIEW AND EQUALI. ATION Or ASSESSMENT ROLL OF PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES The State Tax Commission hereby gives public noUce as by law provided that it will attend in its office at the capital on the second Monday InJune. 1951, and publicly examine the assess ment roll by it made, and review the same, and correct all errors in valua tion description, quantities or qual ities of property by it assessable and in apportionments of asessments made by it: and it shall be the duty of the persons and companies interested to appear at the time and place appoint ed. Petitions or applications for the re duction or change of apportionment of a particular assessment shall be made in writing, verified by the oath of the applicant, its president, sec retary, managing agent or attorney in fact, and be filed with the commission on or before the day the commission is required by law to meet as a board of review, and any petition or applica tion not so made, verified and filed shall not be considered or acted upon by the commission. STATE TAX COMMISSION. By Ray Smith. Commissioner and Secretary. May 21. May 28 and June4. BTDS WANTED Sealed bids wanted for boarding for a period of twelve months commencing July 1. 1951, all prisoners confined in the Marion County Jail, will be re ceived by the County Court at 10:00 A.M.. June 15. 1951. in the County Court Room in. the Courthouse at Salem. Oregon. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk before the time mentioned above. The right is reserved to reiect any r all proposals or to accept the proposal deemed best for Marion County. H. C. Mattson. County Clerk. Pro Tern. My. 14-21-28 J. 4-11 300 Personal 310 Meeting Noflc tfgt May MASONIC Lodge No. 4 Wed.. 23. M. M. degree, T JO pjn. 312 Lost and found LOST In State office building, wide ornate wedding band and large blue opal ring. Phone 3-3537. Reward. 314 TronaTPot failloa ROOM for one or two passengers' to Iowa. Leaving Thursday. 31st. Ex - change references. Phone 2-5387. 300 Personal 316 Personal gTA.NJ.rY Home- Products Ph 43883 T LUiHUUCb AnonynKMis Fh . PO Bs 124. MCA Wed fri 8 00 p m 400 Agriculture (02 Livestock ! WEANER pigs. 3625 St." 'Phone LARGE 6-year-old Holstein Guernsey cow, fresh May 22. Phone 12-6396. 4340 State. I i GOOD pasture for 2 or 3 horses. Phone 2-3286. j j j 1 MARE and fine loosing 3 year filly. Kiqqen. not trainee; ZZ033. WANTED: Fat iambs, feeder lamb and ewes. Also all types of livestock. Olen Cannoy.iPh. 4-1361 Call eve nings. ! f t BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer E. C Mc-Candlish 1127 3 Mh Ph '3-8147 tO.N DtAJ Livestock buyer Clause fckl . wards. Rt 3. Box 899E Ph 4-1113. LICENSED Livestock, buyer H. E. Snethen 1940 Lancaster dt Pr 12-1345 HULL SERVICE, reasonable Neteon s artyplace anytime Phone 4-2949. BONDED livestock ouyer A Som. mer. 2130 Chemawa; Rd. Ph 42617. 404 Poultry and Rabbits LAYING cages for 450 hens. Reason able. Phone 4-2686. NEW HAMS HIRE Cornish j Cross cnicks every Frtdayj, Gehnng Hatch- try, jnvrrio. t-none piack iaa DAY -OLD and started chicks E. Cen ter Street Phone 22861. Lee's Hat chery. . i : . I 408 Pets f 2 Cocker pups ;to give away. Phone JJO-13. ; F LE GRAY KENNELS, r 31083. ' MOOKfe.s lropicai I fish aauarium Fish, tanks plants heaters 8c ther mostats. Marvel pumps 2 miles from S Lancaster on Macleav Rd ; Phone 27321 i 1 ! EXOTIC aquarium fishes Aquariums and aquarium supplies. Salem Seed and Implement Co. j Front and; State Phone 3-4903 ' I I I KUflCAl i.H AND SUPPLIES C L MANN BATTLEOREEKj RD TURNER OREGON . i 410 Seeds and Plants BURBANK certified mountain 'grown potatoes. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. TOMATOES 35e doz. bedding plants. fuchsias, begonias. geraniums, etc. Arthur Oppen's Greenhouse. Auburn Hoad. Phone 4-19331 CHOICE sedling turberous begonias 25c each or $2.50 doz. Good selection fus chias including all 1951 introductions. Geraniums St 25 varieties ivy gerani ums. 4'a miles North on Wallace Rd. Turn at fork of polk county 'bridge in W. Salem. iClaggett's Greenhouse. 414 Farm Equipment 2 GOOD late tnodi Gibson tractors with some equipment. Howser Bros. 1410 S. 12th. i 425 Auction Sales Auction 'House 2 MI. EAST ON CENTER ST.. SALEM. BIG FURNITURE AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY EVENING. j i 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools ROTOTILLER sales, parts, and service Howser Bros. Phi 3-3646 1410 S 12th i i j tUUK time ana effort demands good" tools. Rent or buy them at Housei Bros. 1410 S 12th i 455 Household Goods for Sale FOR SALE: Electrolux vacuum clean er. $40: curtain stretchers. S. 1235 So. 15th St. i ! NEW 18th Century , period davenport Ac chair, deep rose Sc blue color Broca telle upholstery. Cost 8410. Sell for 8275. Duncan Phyfe cherry wood dining table & 6 tapestry covered chairs. Cost $325. Sell for $200. Call 3-4016 office ; hours. 4-3863 evenings. HOUSEHOLD furniture, dinette set. rug bedroom suite, miscellaneous. Phone 23935. i NEW and used furniture at reduced prices. HALL'S FURNITURE CO.. 1979 Fairgrounds Road. Phone 4-3481. TRADE your old furniture for new, at HALL'S FURNITURE STORE in Hollywood. 1979 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 4-3481. ! i j Used Furri.. Cheap TRADE TERMS j Valley rum. Co. 283 No Com!! 2-7472 (56 Wanted. Household Goods Buy -I Sell -Trade Furniture, appliances, antiques, guns. misc. Phones 2-040Z. T. F. Furniture Co. 566 Edgewater. foot of bridge, W.. Salem. i H i RUGS. Wootiry 35110. Furniture or anything of value. The FURNITURE MART. 419 Ferry. Ph. 43772. j ! - ' t SEWING machines. Woodry 35110. CASH for your furniture. One piece or houseful lamhert?. 3-7H. DAVENOS. Woodry, 35110. Glenn Woodry pays cash Fair honest prices paid Buy anything of value Phone 3-5110 today, now; TRADER LOUIE offers fair cash prices on furniture and misc. Phone 3-8558 or brin to 1870 Lana Ave APPLIANCES. Woodry. 35H0. CASH for your furniture and appli- ances. HALLS FURNITURE blUKt, 1979 Fairgrounds Rd. Phone 4-3481. BOATS, trailers, j Woodry. 35110. Highest Prices! Valley Furni Co. 2-7472 WASHERS. Woodry. 35110. i "" What Hove U 2 sell 7 Woodry! pays U spot cash. -Phone 3-5110 for more dough. . ... j - j 458 Building Materials PICKETS low as 74e ea. 2x4 and box ing 839.50. Masonite. sheetrock. wall board, low as 81-76 4x8 sheet. Ceiling tile 12x13 room $14.80. Reject plywood all thicknesses. Medium Fiberglass 83.21 roll Stained shakes and under course $14.85. Pioneer-Flintkote roof ing of all kinds. Screen doors. Jamb sets S3.BS. Easy monthly payments, only lOa down. North city limits on 99. PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD. 2-0974. S Roofing j Steel '& Aluminum Limited sizes 'and quantities. SAFFRON SUPPLY CO. 325 N. Coml Phone 2-4189 Dc T-T M-D.De. 4a.Ckwa.Mj. DR& .CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE CEZ2ALXSTS 241 Nertfc Liberty (Tnctatra ibm lial. XT7 M ITH- erty Offleo ope Saturday only 18 a -fa. to i bjbu to P-m consults- uosl Blood Dressure and urine testa I are me of caarg. Pracuced since UIL- I ' t - - Scotty i. L - w 450 Merchandise 458 Building Materials BARGAINS FOR BUILDERS Shiplap and 2x4 $33.00 M 3-Tab Rig, 21 lbs. 755 So. Sheetrock. 4x8 . 14 Sht Window Frames 504 Disc. i SERVICE LUMBER CO. Phone 2882 Silverton WANTED. GREEN LBR. Reaw cants, dimension and one Inch , Market Price. . End tnmmini not necessary. Call Oliver Bacon 39183 Eve. 22576 Salem lumber 8t Manu Mmif -tirine Co WATER PROOF WALLBOARD New 4x8 sheets waterproof wallboard $2 20. Ideal bath room, kitchen walls, farm buildings. Used for flooring, . over cement, shiplap or rough floor-,ir-g. PLYWOOD 22c and .23c: 20c: 13c: V. 10c and 12c. Car load supdIv Pick your choice. . ROOFING 210 lbs. 3-tab composition roofing, choice of colors 87.50 sq. Roll roofing $2 45. No. 1 cedar shingles $10.50 and $11.50 so. . SHAKES SIDING First quality painted shakes $14 so,. As bestos siding $10 sq. C. G. Long 1 Mile North of Keizer-. Ph .2-5821. 4-3139 OVERSTOCKED ON PLYWOOD " WE NEED ROOM 1" Reject 25c ft.: i" Repect 19c ft.. i" Reject 24c ft., Reiect 13c ft.. Reject 21c ft.. i Reject 4'xr 12c It. all other sizes, including 4 x10' & 4'xir 10'icft. KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front Xt Court Phone 3-9163 REMODEL REPAIR IMPROVE ON E-Z Terms 10 down. 30 months to pay on the Keith Brown building loan plan. No mortgage required KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front A Court Phone 3-9163 You can finance your remodeling, re- pairs, garages, barns, painting, etc. with 10 down 36 months to pay Call for free estimates and informa tion. Epping Lumber Co. T.40 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-2054 Lower Prices Cedar Shingles best quality all grades ceuverea. m in. no. l carton packed CEDAR WALL shakes, painted all colors. Oak end Pecan hardwood flooring all irrades. Common lumber. Call 2-1196 Salem, evenings. Ted Muller. 460 Musical Instruments 120 BASS accord ian. phone 2-7751. be tween 6 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays. SPINET piano, top quality. Phone 3-4641. PIANO accordion, electric guitar tape recorder. Phone 3-4641. 12 BASS accordion and case. $50. 1870 N. Cottaee. GOOD USED Puuio H L. Stiff 462 Sports Equipment 12 FT. BIRCH CRAFT boat, good con dition. $90. Phone 2-0572. GOOD 25 ft. trailer house, fully equip ped. Electric brakes and dollys. $1295. Phone 44197. 66 Trade, Miscellaneous 30.06 S porter for good camera. Prefer press type. Phone. 24880. (68 For Rent. Miscellaneous TOOLS & equipment to make a good Job better Rent or buy at Howser Bros 1410 S 12th Phone 33646 tUUK tcwioi now Kent a Siugei elec portable sewing machine $6 per mo Free pick up 8c delivery Singer Sewing Machine Co 130 N Com'l Ph 33512. U DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan kets furn. 197 S Liberty. Ph. 2-9062, 470 For Sale. Miscellaneous" PLASTI-KOTE requires no waxing for your floors or linoleum. Y eater Appliance Co. 373 crnemeneta BARGAIN. Modern Crane gas fired hot water furnace. Also UniXlow pump. Albany 2Q49K. KEN MORE automatic washing machine with suds-saver. (Bolts down) 39812. NEW '51 5-tube Motorola car radio. Universal make. Call 43637 after 5:30. Carpenter Tools 8" Craftsman saw, plus i h.p. motor. Used very little. Garden tools. Elec tric neater. Misc. items. No Sunday sales. 1325 N. Zlst. Call Morflay REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse. 7 Cubic foot and in good condition. Phone 3-4825. - . VACUUM. Rexair, almost new. Make offer, must sell. Phone 3-5674. IRRIGATION system 2000 - ft. pipe. pump & motor. Cream separator. , wood saw & motor. Call Turner 7X1, Brown. FARMERS phone. Phone 3-1086. VACUUM Kirby. cost $148. will sell for $50. Phone 35674. SEVERAL, good used lawn mowers. Howser Bros.. 1410 S. lZtn. GAS range, full size, oil circulator. Both reasonable. 2084 Warner. 1'hone 26086. . - I Flagstone Stayton flagstone from original pit. Colorful, good quality. Stepping stones, wall & patio rock. Also red lava rock, granite and boulders for ; gardens or walls. I ' Cedar Posts Telephone and electric poles, garden ..stakes and pegs. I Rustic Fencing Red cedar any type. Rustle rose trellis, picket and grape stake fences made to order. Fertilizer Rotted Manure Composts Phillips Bros. Phi 43081 No Sunday Business PHONE 3-9303 and ask to see the new Johnston power mower. 4 cycle Sriggs Stratton engine mower by Jacobs n. : Absolutely the finest mower in Sa lem. We have employed 4 local Uni versity athletes to demonstrate these : mowers. Phono 3-9303 for free dem onstration. VACUUM, Kerby, good condition. $2$T Call 3-5674. ; imhju usea pianos fn ea H tlf Furn Co TOP SOIL, river silt, fill dirt Millers. Phone 4-4181. - GOAT MILK. 3718 HOLLYWOOD AVE, PHONE 20279. SAVE $2l Order Better Homes and Gardens now. Price 3 years. $5 New ' or renewal. After June 1st 3' year $7. Phone 2-7823 or write Mrs. Paul H. Hauser. 825 Saginaw. NEW ana Used aewtng Hkmiwi : Yeater ApoUanee Co. 373 Chemek- eta if" MM Victor projector, sound or silent. $133. 1250 N. Winter. Phono 3-5486. VACUUM clean for sale or trade. What have your Phone 3-5674. VACUUM. Eureka, late model. Also baby buggy. Make offer. Ph. 3-5474. zo fortiana tta WASHING Macmnes. New and Used. Yeater Appliance Co. 873 Cnemek- " eta i Linoleum $3.45 V A LI .FT rtTRN CO W W COM'L fLAS'll'KuTE Requires no Wauni for roar floors or linoleum Yeete Aoofiance Co. 37 Ohemeketa ABY SHOES Bronzed. Ave Plating Co. 245 Oalt St. LllCTaJC Ranges New and Used. Yeater Appliance Co. tli Cbemek- eta : : . RIVER SILT for lawos li ffevrdens. PboM 1-114$ or 450 iMerchandise 470 For Sale, miscellaneous GOOD 1 wheel trailer $35. J. M. ! Cl son. RL 4. Box &50 (Baxter Rd. south of 12th St. Junction). VACUUM clean. Electro, all at tachments. (25.: Late model. Pnons j i ii. FOR SALE: H.P. Wisconsin Air cocl ed motor complete with clutch mounted on fo;ur wheel bean culti , vator. Perfect! shap. $230. KoUtad Canneries. Inc . f ront c "U" Streets. -Silverton. Oregon. - 3-357-1. - V alliii" SaritI Gravel Co. Crushed Rock j 'or road & drrvewav Cement. Ready mix Concrete f Garden Sand BuD donne trainage and ditchlne i vd. r dnf :iFe Phone ,-34jl DEEP FREEZE. Lke new. ct 19S.S5. win sen naif price, phne 3-?674. DEEPFREEZE Freezers. Yeater Ap- pnanre to.. jta unemeKe'a. j USED Singer round bobbin drop ; leaf treadle rewing marhine. Good condi tion. Special $14.50.! Singer Sewing wninr o. iji' n . torn I. ELECTRIC bottle cooler. 1J case cap acity. Excellent condition. Grand Theatre. .f j ! 4 FEET cast iron: S.H. soil pipe S5c ft.: Ha" galvanized pipe; 35c ft.: 4 " cast iron soil fittings. li" drainage! fit tings. Phone 35387 eves. i 172 - Wanted. - Miscellaneous SAVE your Newspapers : Maeaxines for Crippled Children Societv. Call Citv Waste Paper Co. for pickups. 253S Hollvwoort Dr PhtTTe 22975 i Cascara Bark i Valley Furn. Col 285 N.'Coral 2-7471 474 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE D MOST CASES i Bring or Mall Your Plates for Repair DR HARRY SEMLF.R. DENTIST Hr,l-vK RHf gfte a,j rnT PH '-.'11 AM lu Buy wseo cameras St le'nsei. McEwan Photo Shop. 24S N. High 176 Fuel 3IaV Special "DOUBLE" Green SUmps Hand picked 16", slab wood Screened sawdust, 12 mill ends. Ph. 2-7442. IS Mruoo Old and Second Growth Fir 2 UNIT LOADS Delivered to Salem til 00 For orders Please call collect independence 42 -Independence Lumber and Manufacturing iComoany tnHfnfmtfn.t i Oreeon We5t Salem iFuel Cd. -IN DRY OR5GREEN SLAB WOOD DRY PLANER ENDS j Old crowth block wood 18 in cleaa no bark j SCREENED SAWDUST RURAL? DELIVERIES DIESEL AND STOVE OIL 1 Phone; Salem 2-4031 1 Also pick up wood at 1525 Edcewatev St W Salem Spi rial i Planer trimmings " ' S3 00 cord CAPITOL LUMBER - FUEL CO. 3-7721 or 8-6024 ? ORDER Anderson's choice slab wood now. z cords 112 00, Phone 2-7751 n tut ru Dn rr ' Ph 3-8453 2025 S 12th. 18" Old Ftr veneer wores "sdiu tor I urn ace U refi i I j Highway Fuel Co. I lean sawdust! wood 'green or! Cry. Stove-Diesel oils -Ask for Penny Saver StampsJ Ph $6444. j 500 Business & Finance 510 Money to Loan Private iloney On Cars ' Trucks & Trailer Borneo Long or Short rerma Payments Roy H. Simmonsl iM S Commerelat St Phone S-8HJ AUIO uUANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 1U S. Church St i Ph 2-24JT Parking Aplenty T.ic M1I8-S154 ! Start 1951 ! : with' CUCAN SLATE Pay off; youri bills with a convenient ! BILL CONSOLIDATION" loan Fast, friendly service. Typical plana IS Mo. Amount 150.00 380.00 - 760.00 Paymenta 12.00 30.00 60.80 Pacific Industrial Loans 11 S Liberty Phone 4-22P3 PH1VATK Monev to' loan Pn 2T CASH $25 to $500 I A fast and friendly loan service t men and wofnen, married or singio and It's "Yes'' to 4 out of 6 who ap ply. Up to $500 oq Auto, up to $4od on furniture Salary end conven- - tent paymenta arranged. Don't bor row unnecessarily.; but If you need cash for any good reason, phone hto - "Yes" Manager or come in today. PERSONAL Finance Company; of Salem 10S S. High St. j Ph. 2-2464 Lie No. S-122 M-165.! C. B. Allen. Mq CASH -! NOW i $25.00 to j $500.00 Salem's largest and - eldest home-owned loan company offers money whoa, you need ttl t You can pay anytime te reduce set cost I - j i No endorsers, or help from friend! On cars, trucks trailer homes to $500X1 On furniture.: livestock, equipment, alary or other personal property ugt to 8300-00 1 - j ! Phone or vtsit our -office today I Hear "Top Trades' U:C5 daily KSIXf, U90 KC'all j General fFinance Corp. Lie. No 8138 and M338 PHONE 8-9181 ; 136 S CO MX $$! CASH HOLLYWOOD FINANCE CO. 1980 Fairgrounds Road t (next door to bank) j Free Parking lot ! S 291. m S6 i Can -703$. FARM ana OITY LOANS 4 and 5 four own terms of repayment wlthtf reason. Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortrsres. CAPITOL SECUBJT1L3 CO. 687 Court St. t Pn. 4-22SS HMI BmnlovTnent 602 Help Wcnfd WANTED: Middle aged man or courlo . to work at Steady employment. Mot Information call J609S. WAMTED: Strawberry picker. Rifi later now. . A. Kurts, 4385 N. HivJ Fd. Phone 4-12P3. Now -Jobs! Y Ant Bkkr-r out of town S i SO t- , Ores SiSO T Graduate lab tevn. F Oiiice nurse. Dr's ass't . f SecreUry. ex. wkf eond. . F Steno, sevtral , to F Sales clic 20-35, wmn'i wear T Typist. Cjjt- several ... M Jr. acct. some trg. 8c tip. M Bank teller, single. A1a COMMERCIAL PLACXii.-.HI AC 494 Stitp Pb-wy 2- rBY cook, experienced, top pay P 4 La 4rHW6W V &hop. Portland KxO. i 1 k J . , . t i - ! t
