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Obituaries
fsANNXQAN
Jim 3. Hannef sn. at Pendleton.
April 11. Survived by sister, Mrs. Ed
tnund Got fin oi Shaw; brother, Albert
iunoe(ui ox roruina; several
and nenhews. stmcet win Dm
ield in St. Vincent de Paul Catholic
hurwjh at JO jn. Thursday. April
7. under the direction of the Virfil
r. CaMcB company ana interment w
Nervals Cemetery.
BRYANT
Edward Bryant, at a local hospital.
A 13. at the ae of 85 years. Sur
vived by daughter!. Mrs. Arthur Ri
lance. Portland, and Mrs. G. A. Evans.
Campbell. Calif.; sons. M. A. Bryant
and D. R. Bryant, both of San Jose.
Calif, and Willis C. Bryant. Myrtle
Point. Ore. He was a member of the
Quaker Church. Graveside services
WiU be held at Riverside Cemetery In
Ubany. Thursday. April 17. at 11 a.m.
with the Rev. Edward Harmon offici
ating.. Under the direction of the
Howell-Edwards Company.
HUSTON
TnKn Undnn latu resident of 1393
Clarion St.. In this city April 15 at the
dge of AX Survived by wife. Mrs. Coral
Uberta Huston oi Mitm, iuukiucii,
Irs. Mary Or ley or Las tie no, wasn..
Irs. Isabel Townsena, saiem; sons,
'4.... Uivctrm nf Omaha. Neb.. Leo
I us ton of Eugene. Ernest Huston of ,
Aoai l if Cllen Huston of !
C.1i nrl Rnhrrt KlUlon Or Aicrnmn-
tnlie- a brother, William Huston of
rinri4. n hv eirht rrandchildren
and four freat-rrandchildren. Services
be held Saturday. April 19. at
10 30 iJn. In the Howell-Edwards
Chapel with the Rev. Eugene Stow
officiating and Interment at Lea Mis
sion Cemetery.
(VANS
Mrs. Catherine A mints Evans, at the
residence. U01 Maple St.. Silverton.
April 1. at the age of 9 years. Sur
vived by sons. Don Evaru. Silverton;
Harvey Evans. Sa.em; Fred Evans.
Klamath, Calif., and William Evans.
Eureka. Calif ; daughters. Mrs. Ethel
ftitchie. Silverton: Mrs. Mary E.
Ritchie. Salem: Mrs. Sophia Wood.
Woodlike. Calif., and Mrs. Blanche
tones. Brooks: 32 grandchildren; 53
great-grandchildren, and four great-Ireat-grandchildren;
also a brother.
P G. Trout, and a sister. Mrs. HatUe
Owens, both of Nevada. Mo. Services
will be hel-t Friday. April 18. at 1:30
p m . in the Chapel of the W T. Rigdon
Company with the Rev. Edward F.
Harmon officiating and interment at
Pioneer Cemetery. Ph. 3-3173.
rOWNSEND
Catherine R. Townsend. at a local
ttosDital. April 14 Late resident of
llii N. 19th St. Survived by a daugh
ter. Margaret E. Millard. Salem: a sis
ter Hn. Roy T. Larson. Portland: a
grindwn. Everett W. Millard. Salem;
Several nieces and nephews. Services
will be held at the Virgil T. Golden
Chapel. Thursday. April 17. at J p.m.
with interment at Belcrest Memorial
Park with Dr. Brooks Moore off! citing.
OWCLL
1 nomas Jeflerson Ho'veu. at a local
fcosoital April 15. Late resident of
1149 Ruee St Survived by his wife.
C.idr Howell. Denver. Colo.; a sis
ter Mrs. Lillian Cummins. Salem: two
fcalf -sisters. Mrs. Nora Carpenter and
Mr Margaret Parker. Portland: a
auce. Rita, and nephew. Robert Cum
mins, both of Salem. Announcement of
Services win be made later by the Vir
gil T Golden Company.
LOCKEN
I.evi Nelson Locken. at Scio. Ore..
lanl 15. Late resident of Turner. Ore.
Survived by his wife. Mrs Otomie
.ornrn. iurner: aaugniers. iwrs. sira
klav Humiston. Mrs. Carlene Oswalt.
Hr Alice Lee Haugen. and Mrs. Patsy
.th Whitfield, all of Turner, and a
on. Hubert Locken. Blue Lake. Calif..
rid nine grandchildren. Services will
Se held in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel
Friday. April 18. at 2 p.m. with lnter
Itient at Twin Oaks Cemetery. Turner.
Stock Market
Rally Fades
NEW YORK (;P)-Concentrated
el ling pressure in closing phases
f Wednesday's stock market top-
Eled over a comfortable advance
uilt up on railroad strength.
The market was barely ahead
t the close with the list spread
Valley Births
Statesman Nswt Service
SILVERTON To Mr. and
Sirs. James Nelson, Silverton, a
laughter, April IB.
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mn.
flelmer Severson of McMinnville,
ormerly of this vicinity are the
rarents of a son, born April 2
t the McMinnville Hospital.
SHERIDAN Mr. and Mri.
tohn Patterson of Sheridan are
i parents of a daughter, born
April 6 at the General Hospital
in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lux of
heridan are the parents of a
aughter, born April 3 at th Mc-
linnville Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Novak of
Sheridan are the parents of a
on, born April 3 at the McMinn
Tille Hospital.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice la hereby given that I will,
n May 17th. 1952. at 10 o'clock in th
forenoon of said day. at the west door
f the Marion County Court House. In
alem. Oregon, sell at public auction,
in the manner provided by law for
aies un foreclosure, the interest of
Pale W. Trude and Margaret Trude in
and to the following described real
frropertv. to-wit :
Lot three 3. block four (4),
Caoitol Street Addition to the City
of Salem. County of Marion, State
of Oregon (See Records of Town
Plats for Marion County. Oregon).
Said sal will be made In pursuance
ft an execution to me directed and
sued out the Circuit Court of the
tate of Oregon for Marion County. In
An action heretofore pending therein,
ntitied "Jack L. Evans, plaintiff, vs.
pal W. Trude and Margaret Truda.
fela wife, defendants." Clerk's Register
No. S4S03.
DENVER YOUNO
Sheriff,
Marion County. Oregon
gtHOTEN. RHOTEN & SPEERSTRA
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
Ap. 17-2-M.
r, Tfi 1
Dr T T Laam, N.D. Ot O Ckaa. N.D
DK.S. CHAN . . LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATHS
CpetaJrs. Z41 Nerth Uberty
Office open Saturday only 10 ajn
to 1 P-m I to 7 pjn Consultation
Blood preaaur and urine testa are
free of 'toargc Practiced since It IT
Write for attractive gift No obU
B.irion-
TheyH Do It Every
A
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FRy-BURG
ACROSS "THE
ROAD-"
TUAHXAHOA Tf
OF THE. HATU3 HAJ
TO
C.H.RBED,
UNITY,
MAlSlE.
New Arms
COLUMBUS. OhI For the first
time in her 11 years, Joann Mc
Carty of Col ambus, has
arms. She was born wtthoat
them and learned to use her
feet even for playing with
dolls. Joann Is pictured leav
ing a Columbus firm which
supplied her the best possible
Easter present a pair of arms.
(AP Wlrephoto.)
out over a broadly mixed range.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks gained 10 cents at
$100.40 with the industrial com
ponent unchanged, rails up 20
cents, and utilities up 10 cents.
Volume was restricted to
1,400,000 shares.
0 BUTCHER NEVER.
COTS A WHOLE BEEF
INTO TW MsSAT
til- V
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! a
Thcro's Gold In Your Farm Voodlot
ry Lmst m uritt ml tim rtila mm $tmmd-grmtnm iortttt
if Oe C rmt rrmf, prifirmd my frimatt, ltt md ftdnal fmrmtt agtmeiti)
To gt th mot cih from your
forost crop requires lomt study.
For IbsUdco, a 11-inch tree, to feet
tall ooataina 100 board foot of saw
logs at aa approximate value of
I4J 50 per M feet or $4 X5. It con
tains .St cords of pulp wxxi which
If sold at flS would bring t. It
contains one 40-foot barklo (un
polled) polo which If sold at IS
cents a foot would bring $4.80.
A 11-inch tree 100 feet tall con
Ulna 240 board feet of taw logs at
$41.50 worth $10.10. In the same
tree la .! cords of pulpwood worth
$S.08, but the highest return comes
from a 55-foot barklo polo at 19
cents which could bring tho farmer
$10.45.
A little mistake la Judgment on
an acre of polos could cost hun
dreds of dollars.
Th am loss can b sustained
from a poor Job of logging. Here
are some positive rules for logging
to protect your own best Interests.
Plan your roads before falling and
bucking. Pick your best season,
winter or summer. Mark every tree
to bo cut well in advance of cutting.
Insist on care when trees are being
felled so that a mlnumum of break
age occurs and Che least possible
damage is done to young trees.
Insist on your "cat" skinners being
careful with small trees left crow
lag for your next crop. Keep your
tumps low, because only you lose
Time
,
jir L.mSSS. a..
fc.T n..i,Vf' fill I itlirtliifi
New York Slock Quotations
NEW YORK -Wednesday's
closing quotations:
Admiral Corporation 27
Allied Chemical 70
Allis Chalmers 48 V
American Airlines 13
American Power & Light 244
American Tel. & Tel 154 Me
American Tobacco 56
Anaconda Copper r... 44
Atchison Railroad 79 V4
Bethlehem Steel 484
Boeing Airplane Co 46 lB
Borg Warner 67
Burroughs Adding Machine 25
California Packing 25
Canadian Pacific 36
Caterpillar Tractor 49
Celanese Corporation 42
Chrysler Corporation 72
Cities Service 10.3
Consolidated Edison 34
Consolidated Vulteo 16
Crown Zellerbach 54
Curtis Wright 8
Douglas Aircraft 54
duPont de Nemours 83
Eastman Kodak 43
Emerson Radio 14
General Electric 55
General Foods 41
General Motors 53
Georgia Pac Plywood 20
Goodyear Tire 42
Homes take Mining Co 38
International Harvester 33
International Paper 45
Johns Manville 68
Kennecott Copper 73
Stocks and Bonds
Complied by The Associated Press
April IS
STOCK AVERAGES
30
Lnd
19
Rails
A .2
75.0
748
76.5
74 4
87.8
16
Utila
A.l
51.0
50.9
51.2
51.3
48 4
60
Stks
A.l
100.4
100.3
101.7
100.7
&S.S
Net change .unch
Wed.
133.7
133.7
135.4
Prev. day
Week ago
Month ago 134.6
Year ago 128
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails lnd Util Ergn
Net chang A.l unch A.l D.4
Wed. 85.2 99.0 99J 75.8
Prev. day 95.1 99.0 99 1 76.0
Week ago 95.3 96.9 99.1 75.9
Month ago 95.1 98 7 96 6 76.7
Year ago 96 7 99 4 99.5 72.0
In 1915 an earthquake caused
a Nevada mountain to grow 30
feet, saya the National Geographic
Society.
OUR WO0DU0T HAS
QCC&,mH VALUg 10&S
AMP TRf 15 AS MIL Af
IOVJ TWst?
3?
when sound values are left la the
tump. Make lure each log U cut
into proper lengths to get highest
pooolblo value. Avoid damage from
kidding. Keep your equipment in
vestment modest, x rollway or a
simple "A" frame will suffice most
loading needs. If you hire help re
member payroll taxes.
After logging be careful with
yoer slash fires. Have tools ready
to stop any fire. Build fire traiL
Avoid damage to young trees. Pick
time when rains have eliminated
any danger of fire spreading.
You can sell your timber to a
logger as stumpage a certain price
on the stump, or you can do your
own logging. Selling stumpage for
a lump sum Is not advisable and
usually results In loss to land
owner. It Is beet to sell by the
piece, at a fixed price per thousand
feet or cord and payment should
bo based on a scale of logs cut.
Your woodlot is a valuable part of
your farm. Run it like a business.
If you protect trees from fire and
grating damage and use reasonable
care in harvesting the forest you
will have an annuity which goes oa
working for you year after year. A
growing young forest is Just like
money in the bank
(For more particulars write your
State Forester at OI) mpia. Washington
or Salem. Orearon for your free copy of
"YOUR TREES A CROP." how to
grow and harvest them In the Doug-las
fir region.)
By Jimmy Hatlo
'e HEREBY
klnjMivLATE. AS
. THE WORLDS
NERVIEST
MOSOODNlK
THE LOSG.LONS
TRAILER-W&4PER
WHO fXRKS IN
FRDKTOFOr45
RESTAURANT"
Libby, McNeill 7
Lockheed Aircraft 18
Loew's Incorporated 16
Montgomery Ward 60
Nash Kelvinator 20
New York Central 19
Northern Pacific 82
Pacific American Fish 15
Pacific Gas & Electric 33
Pacific Tel. & Tel 109
Packard Motor Car 4
Penney J. C. Co ;. 67
Pennsylvania R. R 18
Pepsi Cola Co 10
Philco Radio 30
Radio Corporation 27
Rayonier Incorp 28
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 36
Republic Steel 39
Reynolds Metals - 55
Richfield Oil 58
Safeway Stores Inc 30
Scott Paper Co 51
Sears Roebuck & Co. 52
Socony-Vacuum Oil 37
Southern Pacific 71
Standard Oil Calif. 55
Standard Oil N. J. 74
Studebaker Corp. 36
Swift 8c Company 31
Transamerica Corp 25
Twentieth Century Fox 17
Union Oil Company 40
Union Pacific ..111
United Airlines 27
United Aircraft 29
United Corporation 5
United States Plywood 32
United States Steel 39
Western Union Tel 38
Westinghouse Air Brake 25
Westinghouse Electric 35
Woolworth Company 42
who constantly have Satisfactory service as their
main Aim in business. Look, today and tell friends of
the Home-Ownership Opportunities you saw in The
Oregon Statesman Want-Ads.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND (AP) Wednesday But
terfat tentative, subject to immediate
change premium quality, maximum
to to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland. 7-S2c lb: first quality. 76
Oc: second quality 72-75c. Valley
routes and country points 2 cents less.
Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes
to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score.
75c lb; 92 score 74c; B. 90 score. 72c:
C. 89 score. 71c. Above prices strictly
nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles. 434 -47c
lb.: Oregon 5-ib. loaf, 4 9-52c.
Eggs to wholesalers Candled eggs
containing no loss, cases included. f.o.b.
Portland A large.43'4-47c; A medi
um. 48ac; B grade, large. 41-42c.
Egs to retailers Grade AA large.
52c; A large 48-4 8c; AA medium. 48
49c; A medium 47c. Cartons 3c addi
tional. Live Chickens No. 1 quality, f.o.b.
plants Friers 2j-3 lbs.. 2S-30c; 3-4 lbs.
29-30c; Roasters. 4'j lbs and over.
2930c; light hens, all weights. 19c;
heavy hens, all weights. 22-23c; old
roosters, all weights. 14-lSc.
Rabbits Average to growers Live
white. 3i-4 lbs . 26 -29c; 3-6 lbs.. 22
25c; old does. 12-lSc. few higher; fresh
dressed fryers to retialers, 62-65c, some
higher. i
Fresh dressed meats wholesalers to
retailers: dollars per cwt:
Beef Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs..
52 00-58 10: good, 52 00-56 10; commer
cial 50.00-51.10; uUlity. 47.50-49.10; cows,
commercial. 45 00-50.00; utility 44.00
48.00: canner -cutters. 40.00-43.50.
Beef cuts choice steers Hind quar
ters. 62 50-84.00; rounds. 61.00-63.10: full
loins, trimmed. 81.00-S4.60; triangles.
45 00-49.20; fore quarters. 48.00-52.50;
chucks. 48.00-32 50; ribs, 65 00-70.10.
Veal Good-Choice. 56.00-58.40; com
mercial. 50.00-51.40.
Calves All weights, good-choice.
56 00-58.40; commercial. 48 00-51.40.
Pork Cuts Loins, choice. 8-12 lbs.
46.00-50 00- shoulders. 16 lbs. 33 00-36 00.
spa re ribs. 45.00-45.90; fresh hams. 10-14
lbs. 49 00-51 00
Lambs Choice-prime. 40-50 lb . 55 00
57.50; good. 520-57 00
Mutton Good-choice. 33 40-80.
Wool Grease basis, nominally 60-5c.
Mohair 50c lb. on 12-month growth,
f ob. country shipping points.
Country-killed meats:
Mutton Best ewes and wethers. 22
28c lb ; rough heavy bucks, ewes, 18
18c. Beef Utility cows. 36-40c lb ; can-ners-cutters
34-36c.
Hogs Lean blockers. 2-27c lb : sows,
light. 21-23c.
Lambs Best, 5 J -54c lb
Onions 50 lb sacks. Ore. Yellows,
med. No 1. 6 23-6 75. large. 7.0O-7.50;
Texas White Wax. 6.75-7.00.
Potatoes Klamath Russets. No 1,
5 53; umv'i-d 320, No. 2s. 4 23; Ida
ho Russt 5 -10 lb. sacks. 3 50-utlUty,
500 hur .'.
Hay 1'. S. To 2 green alfalfa, de
livered car and truck lots. f o b. Port
land. 50 00 ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AP)-(USDA Wednes
day Cattle salable 10; market un
even; cows generally steady-strong:
some sales 50 cents higher: steers less
actlvi but about steady except heavy
steers mostly unsold; small lot mostly
choice 1057 lb fed steers 34.50: few
head good 800 lb 34.00; scattered lots
commercial steers 30 0O-3O.50, few
utility and commercial grass steers
2800-3000; light utility steers down to
25 00: utility heifers 22.00-27.00: odd
commercial grades 29 00; canner and
cutter cows 17.00-21.00: utility cows
21 50-24.00, utility bulls 25.50-28.00; odd
commercial to 29.00.
Calves salable 50; market active,
steady: few choice vealers 35.00-37.00;
good calves and veaters 31 00-34 00;
utility and commercial 21.00-30.00.
Hogs salable 400: Includes on load
not shown Wednesday: market weak
with buyers more selective than ear
lier this week; scattered lota choice
No. 1 and 2 180-333 lb butcher 20.00:
increased supply of choice No. 2 and 3
types at 19.50. few medium grades
down to 19.00; choice 250-285 lb 18 00
18.50; choice 150-170 lb 18.00-19.00:
choice 350-550 lb sows 15 50-16.50;
Tuesday 27.00; choice and prime Mon-
1 ZP- ' - - j
STATESMAN WANT-ADS
for those HOME values
listed daily by dependable
Salem Real Estate Brokers,
Grain Losses,
Gains Balance
CHICAGO (AVGains and loss
es were pretty evenly balanced
at the close on th board of trade
Wednesday. Rye had the largest
gains while soybeans registered
the widest losses.
The market had difficulty in
establishing any trend. Little
flurries of buying entered all pits
during the day, but in each case
demand quickly dried up.
Wheat closed 1 lower to Vi
higher, corn lower to high
er, oats lower to higher, rye
1 to 1 higher, soybeans -l
lower and lard 5 cents lower to
3 cents a hundred pounds higher.
The heavy flour business which
had lifted wheat in the previous
session was not duplicated Wed
nesday. Furthermore, no exports were
reported.
,alem Market
Quotations
(As of tate yesterday l
: t r rtKf at
Premium
.7
.76
.6
.78
A3
No 1
No 2
BUTTER
Wholesale
Retail .
EGGS (Buying)
iWnotriiai o ices range from
to 7 cents over buying orice )
Large AA .
.44
-40
.40
J7
29
.
.22
21
.14
.27
Large A
Medium AA ,,.
Medium
Small .
iil TRY
Leghorn hens
Colored hens
Colored fryers .
Old roosters
Roasters
LIVESTOCK
Valley Packing Company Quotation!)
Fat Dairy
19 oo to CO 00
Cutter
HeUers
Bulls
Good Veal
ralves
Fat Lambs
Feeders
17 oo to 19 oo
20 00 to 24.00
25 00 to 28 .00
30.00 to 34.00
24 00 to 30 00
24.00 to 26.50
22 00 to 24.00
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (AP) Wednesday
Coarse grains. 15-day shipments, bulk.
Coast delivery: Oats No. 2. 3-lb.
white, 72.00: Barley. No. 2. 43-H B.W.,
70.00.
Wheat bid to arrive market, basis
No. 1 bulk., delivered Coast: Soft
White. 2.50; Soft White excluding Rex.
2 50: White Club. I.M.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary. 251; 10
per cent 2.51; 11 per cent 2.51; 12 per
cent 2.51.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary. 2.31;
10 per cent 2.51: 11 per cent 2.51: 11
per cent 2.51.
Car recipts: Wheat 22: flour 1: oats
1: mill feed 4.
day up to 27.50; food slaughter ewe
salable around 13 00; odd utility grad
12.00.
lighter weights 17.00-17.50; good and
choice feeder pigs 17.00-17.50.
Sheep salable 23; no slaughter lambs
available early: market nominally
steady; good and choice fed wooled
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST White toy terrier with brown
spot. Back of Capitol Building. 559
N. Liberty. Phone 2-7809.
A Safe
Tho Staiexnnan, Scdemu Orexyon,
300 Personal
318 Personal
NOT RESPONSIBLE for debU other
than my own. J. G. Noble.
" PALMIST READINGS
Fortune teller, she advises on past
present and future, and love, mar
riage and business. 2743 Portland Rd
Phone 2-2082.
ALL oHoLlCb Anonymous Ph 3-9133
2088 N. Commercial. Wed and fri at
a -oo o.m
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 315,i N"
Commercial St Ph 2-2106. Meeting
Sunday 3 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 D-m.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
RcX2XSTERED Harap. sheep. ewes,
yearlings, rams and lambs. Phone
4-1216 evenings.
2 YOUNG bred sows. Rt. 1, Box 10,
Aumsville
DUROC weanet pigs. 9 weeks. Robert
Seeger, 180 Boone Rd. Jhone 2-2398.
BONDED Livestock "buyer. A. F. Som
mer, ,130 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-2617-
LOCKER BEEF, cut and wrapped. 49c
lb. Custom killing, livestock bought,
trailer loaded free. Ph. 3-4858. Salem
Meat Co. South of Waters ball park.
tUJNUtAJ LlVtSIU iM.vri i.
MrCarwiiisr 1 Kt
t.lCNSfc.D and txjnded livestock buyer
21 t nethen 1940 Lancaster Dr
Phone 2 .MS
BONDED Livestock buyer Claude Ed
wards Rt 3. Box 899E Ph 4-1113
404 Poultry and Rabbits
PAIR moled geese and 6 goslins. $13.
Phone 2-0286.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Baby chicks and
stiited chicks. Phone 4-4323
RABBITS, all ages. Am leaving town.
Call at 2015 Kappahan Rd
50 LAR6E Parmenter pullets, all lay
ing. J. J. Thompson. Rt. 5. Box 398.
Ph. 4-1915. .
BABY CHICKS, Day old Cockerala.
Pullets. Hampshire. Parmenters. Wt.
Rocks Wyandottes. A ustra-Whites.
Leghorns Started chix at reasonable
prices. Quality since 1921. Phone
2-2891. Lee s Hatcaery, Salem .
NEW HA MP. chicks, best grade Low
prices.
MONTGOMERY WARD
FARM STORE
Trade 8r High Phone 3-3191
Spring Is Here
And It Is Chick Time
DAY-OLD AND STARTED CHICKS
AVAILABLE NOW
rOX HATCHERY. 3830 STATE
PHONE 3-4969.
HENS AND FRYERS WANTED: Heavy
or lixht Top prices Phone 3-2881
Lee s Hatchery
408 Pots
MOORsTS tropical flab tanks, plants.
headers, thermortates, pumps. 3 miles
from S. Lancaster on Macleay Rd.
Phone 4-7321. closed Wednesday.
TROPICAL FISH and supplies C L.
Mann Battlecreek Rd Turner. Ore.
410 Soexiat and Plants
BEDDING PLANTS, Cabbage. Toma
toes, Fuschias, Geraniums. Pelargon
iums. African Violets. Oppen's Green
house, 4330 Auburn Rd. Ph. 4-1933.
BURBANK and Netted Gem aeed po
tatoes. 5230 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-4078.
GERANIUMS. rUSCHlAS. 35c; 3.75 dz.
DahUa Bulbs $1.06 dz. Glads 15c.
Perennials. Annuals, Vegetable
Plants, Shrubbery. Merrill's Green
iio Jse. Broo ks .
PTlNSIES $1.00 doz. Primroses, Del
phinium and other perennials. East
ridge Greenhouse. 1055 2nd St.. West
Salem.
SEED Barley for sale. Rt. 2. Box 241.
Phone 4-3018.
nn
Place to Live
HOME-OWNERSHIP MONTH
Look, Compare, and BUY NOW
That Horn you've) wanted Is now possible). Many homo
owners ara now enjoying Pride and Security because they
have taken advantage of HOME-OWNERSHIP MONTH.
jJJUt rrt -t ' Jill pit
z:s -P ltT Q
Thurmdarv April 17, f T1 1
400 Agriculture
410 S4Mds and Plants
10 large dahliaa assorted colors
E3
12 assorted pon dahlias
inn Y!l.a mmmm-mM .AUM
(w jwiaiua wwi ca luswi 49 ii in i I, TJitrw
Spring Haven Dahlia and Iris Gardens
at. 2. box 1209. camas, Washlnftosi
4TT Farm Etrulpmeint
l-JOHN DEERE "D" 20 bone powe
stationary dleael motor.1 ideal for Ir
rigation or small sow anUl sower
plant. 1 American Marsh Pump
4-lnch, 273 gallons per minute. Oats
Knoll Golf Course. Salem-DaUaa
Highway. Phone 2-1374.
rott J.Mt Alus Chalmers nvcautery
New and used Phone e-lSSs.
425 Auction Solo
SudtellV
Livestock and Furniture
Auction
Thursday. April 17. 10 .m. Ac T pjn.
11 a Miles East of Salem on Silverton
Rd. Phone 3-6006.
1950 9 ft. Philo refrig.. 1930 ft. Cold
spot refrig.. Mahogany drop leatg
table. 5 pc. chrome B K. set; chest
of drawers: 7 pc. walnut din. rm.
set; lamps and coffee tables: rockers,
occasional chairs; davenports acdi
chairs. 4 lawn benches, coil springs.
6 drawer desk, garden -tools, 4 rolas
new inlaid linoleum, misc. dishes,
and many misc. articles of furniture.
Apples, seed potatoes, flower plant,
new bean wire and farm equipment.
One P.M. Livestock
Chickens and rabbits, calves ana
heavy veals. 8 good C. W. feed
pigs. 6 weaner pigs. 2 choice bre4
Tamp, gilts, two to farrow soon, 2
ft
r. old Jersey heifer, Just freeh.
Illk and beef cows, bulls and steers,
3 year old Welsh pony,
Come to buy or sell.
Livestock sold by weight or head,
LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION
SALES YARD
450 Merchandise
451 Mdchlnory and Tool
7-59 McCULLOHCH chain saw. nearly
new. 40 Inch bar 8c chain. Make offer.
2260 Lee St.
DEALERS nd repair station for Wood
boss chatn saws, Briggs. Clinton mm
Wisconsin gasoline engines Hows
Bros 1410 8 12th Ph 3-3646
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toots Rent or but then at UouasaT
Bros 1418 8 12th
455 Household Goods For Solo
UNFINISHED Furniture ready to paint.
Complete stock at Good Housekeeo- '
lng Inc. 487 Court St.
456 Wcmtsd7Hout4l7X)U"Gooa. 5
HALL'S PAYS cash for furniture MS ?
appliances, we buy. sell or trade.
HALL'S FURNITURE STORE ?
1979 Fairgrounds Rd. Phono 4-3481 f
Highest Prices
Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472
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