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Newspaper Page Text8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10 Th Statesman, Sdwn, Oregon, Monday, July 21, 1952 Tivo Workers Find They A re Half-Brothers OGDEN, Utah P) - Two half brothers, DeVon Worsley of Clear field, Utah, and Jay LaVerl Wors ley of Salt Lake City, met for the first time recently. The two men when Jay noticed he was working with a fellow who had the same last name as his. "Imagine how excited we were when we got to comparing notes and discovered we were half brothers!" Jay said. "Neither of us had any other brothers of sis ters." Jav served a four-year hitch in the airborne infantry during World War II. DeVon returned from Korea and Japan recently after four years with the para troopers. The father, John Harold Worsley, a World War I disabled veteran, has spent the last 15 years in the Colorado veterans hospital. Dutch early settlers in what Is now the United States called the Delaware the South River to dis tinguish it from the Hudson which they called the North River and the lower reaches of the Hudson are still called the North River. T T lam N D Dr G. Chan. N.D DRS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE NATUROPATHS Upstairs. 241 North Liberty Office open Saturday only. 10 a.m to 1 p m , 6 to 7 p.m. Consultation blood pressure and urine tests are free of charge Practiced since 1917 Write for attractive gift. No obligation t it ... Ssl Jm Or. MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time KSLM 1390. KOCO 1490. KGAE 1430. KOIN 970, KGW 620. KEX 1190 FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1. KEX 92.3 vrfitnr'a nnft: The statesman DubUshes In rood faith the program tunes as provided by the radio stations, but because of times the programs are chanced without notification, this newspaper cannot be responsible for the accuracy herein) HOUR 00:00 00:15 5 KOIN KGW KEX Newt Symphonette Farm Hour R.F.D. 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Monday 10 :00 The News and Weather; 10:15 Especially for Women. 11:00 The Concert Hall: 12 00 The News and Weather: 12:15 pjn Noon Farm Hour: 1:00 Interlochen Music: 2:00 Especially for Listening: 2 30 Errand of Mercy; 2:45 Invitation to Read: 3:00 Oregon Reporter: 3:15 Music of the Masters: 4:00 Adventures in Re search; 4:15 On the Upbeat: 4:45 News ANYTHJNC BUT SLOW MOTION Towerinc spray, pilots his Slo-Mo-Shnn IV to a new world hydroplane speed Automobile 'Damage Doctors' Graduate NEW YORK (P)-The Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades graduated its first clas sin auto mobile damage appraisal. Twelve women were among the 52 earning certificates. They are known unofficially as "doctors of damages." Purpose of the course is to teach the methods, theory and practice of estimating collision repairs. Most students are affiliated with insurance companies or automobile repair shops. and 00:30 00:45 IKoin Klock ! Symphonette ! 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Wellington I Dance Time I Dance Tlrne I News I Night Song (Music I Night Song and Weather 5:00 Children's Theatre: 5:30 Story Behind a Song; 3:45 Let There Be Light; 6:00 The Newt and Weather: 6:15 Oregon Civil Service: 6:30 Flying Time: 6:45 Here's to -Vtrans; 7:00 Tom Roberta organist; 7:15 Eve ning Farm Hour; :00 Treasures Off the Shelf; -8:30 Artistry in Classes: 8:45 The News and Weather; S.00 Music That Endures: 10:60 Sign Off. I - -JiKraMJ .'x; . 351 I a i n -r DEFYING DEATH Bottom gates hang open after motorcyclist Richard Molten starts on "Highway of Death" ride 50 feet above audience at Goslar, Germany. The aluminum' cage Is 6 feet high. 15 feet in diameter, while "Highway" is 6 feet wide. DECORATION COMMEMORATE D-l Paraders in French Marine uniforms of 19th century march in Vinceanes, France, to mark centenary of inauguration of Medaille Militaire. How to Be Safe Y.M.CA. Rules for fF YOU CANT-SWIM, STAY OUT OF DEEP WA TER . EVEN N WADING YOU CAN GET NTO TROUBLE. YOU MAY STEP INTO HOLES OR DROP-OFFS? OBEY ALL WARNING SCN.C. THEYRE THERE FOR ifS ...... .. . -; .- . , .. .. ' ' jlAJ. - ' Mount Rainier looks down at Stanley Sayres, leaving mile-Ionr record of 178.497 miles an hour on Lake Washington. Washington. : in the Water WattrSaftty LEARN TO SWIM: ANYONE CAN.VOU OWC IT TO YOUR SELF AND OTHERS. look cxjt( , . ,' SWIM ONLY AT PROPERLY PROTECTED BEACHES AND POOLS, WHERE HELP CAN REACH YOU CUUICKLY. 4 r Salem Market Quotations (As of late yesterday) .urtt.ciAi- Premium No 1 No 2 BliTTKR Wholesale Retail .78 .75 .68 .78 .83 KGGS (Buylni ) iWho";sjie oi ices range from 6 to 7 cents ovei buytns price I Large AA - Lare A Medium AA Medium i I I ft V Leghorn Hens Colored Hens Colored Fryers .61 .59 55 53 .15 .17 32 .14 Old rcosters . Roasters 32 LIVESTOCK (Valley I'ackln Company Quotations) Cutter 14.00 to 16.00 Heifers .... 18 00 to 22 00 Bulls 20.00 to 27.00 Good Veal 30.00 to 32.00 Calves 24.00 to 28.00 Fat Dairy 16.00 to 17.00 LAMBS 22 50 to 23.50 Yearlings 10.00 to 16 00 Ewes 1.00 to 5 00 Feeders 18.00 to 20.00 Tea made from the leaves of boneset, a wild flower, was the standard home remedy for colds and fevers in New England up to a century ago. Salem Obituaries GRANT Ward L. Grant, late resident 892 N. Winter St.. at local hospital Julv 16 at ae 76. Survived by daugnters, Mrs. Virginia wan, Hign Jr'oint. N.C., Mrs tvelyn Kimball. Mesa. Ariz.. Mrs. Lorna McLaU of Oregon City. Mrs Vivian Rainboit of Logsden. Ore.: son rv.enneui Grant, beattle. Wash.; nine grandchildren Private services will be neld in Howell-Edwards Chapel Mon aay. juiy zi ai iv.ju a.m. witn con cluding services in Claggett Cemetery. HUNT Warren J. Hunt, formerly of Salem. in Los Angeles. Calif., July 17. Sur vived by daughter. Mrs. H. M. Nolte of Portland; sister. Mrs. Zula Buckley of Los Angeles; two grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Mon day, July 21, at 10:30 a.m. in City View Cemetery under direction of W . T. Rigdon Co. Dr. Brooks H. Mi e of ficiating. BYERS Sue Ann Bvers at Independence July 17. Survived by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byers; sister, Nancy Carol Byers; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Byers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cobine. all of Independence. Services to be Monday, July 21, at 2 p.m. at the First Methodist Church In Independence, the Rev. Walter Ny berg. officiating. Interment at Hill Top Cemetery. Independence, under direction of Virgil T. Golden Co. EDWARDS Forest Victor Edwards, former resi dent of route 5. at home. July 18. Sur vived by wife. Reba M .. Salem: son. Forest Leroy Edwards. Beaverton; brothers John and Claude Edwards of Salem; two half-brothers, Orie Martin of Portland, Clarence Martin of Sa lem; also six grandchildren. Services are to be held Tuesday. July 22 .at 0:30 a.m.. at the Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Interment in City View Ceme tery. LARSEN Jack Lind Larsen. late resident of 585 N. Winter St.. in Albany. July 19. at the age of 25. Survived by mother. Mrs. Doris Larsen of Salem; father. Omar Larsen of Reedsport and brother, Larry Larsen of Vallejo. Calif. An nouncement of services later by the W. T. Rigdon Co. HINES In this city July 20. Jane Irene Hines. late resident of 850 Tamarack St. Sur vived by son. Harvey R. Hines of Ewing. Va.. hall-brother. Earl Roval. Announcement of services later by the W. T. Rigdon Co. JOBE WTayne Clark Jobe, at a local hos pital July 20. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jobe of Salem; grand mother. Mrs. Cora Clark of Big Tim ber, Mont.; grandparents, Mr. and CALL FOR BIDS St. Paul School District No. 43 Is asking for sealed bids for a school bus. Special specifications may be ob tained at the home of the school clerk, Jim Smith, St. Paul, Oregon. Bids will be opened by the school board at the schoqL house, St. Paul, at the hour of 8 p.m. July 28, 1952. The school board reserves the right to accept any or reject all bids in the best interest of the school District. By order of school board of district 45, St. Paul, July 16. 1952. Jly. 17. 19. 21. 23, 25. NOTICE OF 8 ALB The Oregon State Highway Com mission has for sale an assortment of used cars, dump trucks, rollers, grad ers, asphalt kettles and other used equipment and scrap materials located at the Highway Department Equip ment Plant at Salem, Oregon. Sealed bids for the purchase of all or any one piece of this used . equip ment and for all or any class of the scrap materials will be received by the State Highway Commission In Room 418. State Highway Building. Salem. Oregon, until 2:00 djti.. Standard Time. Tuesday, July 29. 1952. at which time and place the bids will be pub licly opened and read. Proposal forms and full informa tion for bidders may be obtained in Room 221. State Highway Building. Sa- ment Plant. OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Mrs. Arthur P. Jobe of Versailles. ifivate gravesiae services will be held Monday. July 21. In Belcrest Memor ial Park under direction of Virgil T. Golden Co. MASON Milton C. Mason, at Astoria. July 18 at '.he age of 52. Survived by wife. Edith Mason rtf Astoria: one daughter, Nancy Jo Mason and son. George C. Mason, both of Seattle: mother. Mrs. Mary E. Mason, of Jefferson; sisters, Mrs. Rose M. Jones of Cleveland. Ohio; Miss Virginia Mason of Jefferson: Mrs. Martha E. Riley of New Orleans: Mrs. Laura M. Doyle of Newport Beach. Calif., brothers, Lloyd M. Mason of Salem and Hugh Mason of Los Angeles. uaur. funeral services win De held in the Howell-Edwards ChaDel at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 22. 300 Personal 312 Lost and Found LOST: Brindle Boxer. 2 years old. white vhest. chocker chain around neck. Saturday night between Broad way and Tryon, child pet. Reward. Phone 3-9090. LOm : Al iesiie swimming pool. Ladl es yellow pold Gruen wrist watch. Thick rock crystal, expansion bar band. Reward. Call 3-7163. 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 315'3 N Commercial St Ph. 2-2108. Meeting Sunday 3 p m Tuesday 8 p m ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No 1 ZU88 N CoTimernal. Phone 2-9419 or 3-4537 P O Box 724. - 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock WHITE FACE steers. 9 months old. Just right for beef. $300 for the two. See at Sky Ranch, or Call 3-4016, Eve. 4-3833. t-rU 1 It L'l mn.e. Verv 4 yr. i?cntle. old saddle bie.i 1814 Cemawa Rd. BONDED Livestock 'uyer. A t Sura- mer. i!30 Che m awa Rd . P h one 4-26 1 7 BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude Edwards Rt 3 Box 19DE Ph 4-dp lUK iiacK and v. rule iicl;:i horse, gentle, yet spirited enougn to be inteicsting. Cnll 3-7673 weekends or after 4 " 517 Riverview Dr Good senile J vr. old lair.uv cow. Phone 2-43!)6 evenings WANTED Good dairy cow. Fresa and heavy springers. A. F. Sorr.rr.er. 2130 Chemawa Rd. Phone 4-L''il7 . FOK SAI.fc.. gentle 3 year oid 1 ou . v. ;th calf. 189.) Birrhwood Drive. LICENSED and bonded livestock buy er E I Snethen 1940 Lancaster Dr Phone 2-1345 BONDED LIVESTOCK buver E C McfandliMh 1127 S. 25t h P h 3-8 1 47 U" M.H httl cut and wrapped. 49c lb.: Locker pork. 35c lb. Custom kill ing Livestock bought. Trailer loaned free. Ph 3-4858 Salem Meat Co. South of Waters ball park. 404 Poultry and Rabbits FRYERS AND HENS WANTED. HIGH EST MARKET PRICES PHONE 2-2861. Lee's Hatchery. HATCHES of Golden Broad and New Hamoshire chicks every Tuesday. We spcialize .n broiler chicks Fox's Hatcnerv 3830 State St Ph 3-4969 GEEaE tor sale $3.00 a head. Dale 1. Turnidge. Jefferson. Ore Phone 233. NKW HAMPSHIRE Chicks, day-old and started. Weekly hatches. Lee's Chicks grow fast. Phone 2-2861. Lee's Hatch- erv 408 Pets FOR SALE, 1 male Chihuahua puppv. 3246 Fisher Rd. TALKING paiiot. Verv abusing and tarre Phon.- 3-1299 HAVE A DOG to hunt with t:ns fall. 4 month labrador pup. registered. Natural letriever. Best hunting strain. Denver Young. 3-8477 or 44401 Ex 23 RABBITS, does frvers. hutches 4-3227. 565 Boone Rd. Phone MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, equip ment. supplies. 2 miles from Lancas ter on Macleay road. Phone 2-7321. Closed on Wednesdays. TROPICAL FISH and supplies C. L Mann. Battlecreek Rd. Turner, 410 Seeds and Plants Ore. CLEARANCE SALE 200 fuschias, i3 to off. Hanging baskets. $2.00 up. Op pen's Greenhouse. 4330 Auburn Rri TUBERIOUS begonias, fuschias. lem Heights Ave. 725 Sa- 412 Fruit and Farm Produce REGISTER now for picking thornless blackberries, start about Aug. 1st. Excellent patch formerly Appek's. now Mike Dosdall, Rt. 2. Box 252, on gravel off hard surlaced rd. '2 mile (toward Clear Lake) West of Quin ahy Corne r . BOYSENBERRIES. $2.00 crate picked. John Neuenschwander. 7 miles South of Salem on 99F. Come to patch or Call 2-0039 noon or evenings. Tilton Apricots Tree ripened from The Dalles. Puritan Cider Works. 791 Edgewater Street. Phone 2-6569. CANNING BEANS 8c pound. Blue Lake. Golden Kentucky. Oregon Giants. Green Kentuckys. Place order now Phone 2-9166. FINE PIE and black cherries. Phone 2-2124. GLADIOLUS, wedding orders taken. Robert I.oucks Phnnp 3-007"; FOR SALE, baled fescue straw. $12 ton in field. Ralph Wilson, Rt. 6 Box i47. Salem. BLACK CAPS. U-pick. 10c lb. On Liberty-Buena Vista Rd. Rt. 9. Box 360 Steveley Berry Ranch. BLUEBERRIES 30c per pound. 1 mile south of Woodburn on Highway 99E. James L. Bright. 14 Farm Equipment 500 FT. OF 2" irrigtion Pipe. $150. Light weight slip joint. 4 sprinklers. 2" globe valve. A. L. Strayer. 2635 N Church. (OS aALE Ahis Chalmers mHcninery used Phon 4-1955 New and 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools POWER MOWER. A-l condition. Phone Z-988 between II a m. and 6 o m. ROTOTILLER sales, parts, and service Howser Bros Ph. 3-364 1410 S 12th . DLALtKb una repair station foi Wood- Doss chain saws. Bnggs Clinton St Wisconsin gasoline engines Howser Broi 1410 S 12th Ph 3-3646 ULH time ana effort aemanas gooa tools Rent or buy them at Houaei Bros. 1410 S 12th. 455 Household Goods For Sale HARDWOOD extension dining table: 7 leaves, smallest size. 42 inches sq., excellent condition. Also Spinet desk, antique spring rocker, chest of drawers. Call 2-9008 evenines. DAVENPORT, 9x al rug. bedroom sauffed chair, el 12 American Orient- set complete, over- lectric washer, trash burner. 3-3553. 660 Union. Apt. 2. LEAVING STATE, 8 rooms of furni ture. Frigidaire. 1 year old. electric range. 6 months old. 3 bedroom sets, combination radio-Phonoeraoh. etc. 4910 Liberty Rd. Salem, first house South of Liberty School. LAWSON silk stripped davenport, good condition. $35. Phone 3-7736. KENMORE WASHER with timer, like new. $45. Call afternoon or evening 3-6026. 2840 Mountain View Rd. YEAR OLD Speed Queen washing ma chine. Excellent condition, $100. 898 Cascade Dr. FOR SALE, almost new Wedgewood apartment size, 4 burner gas range. Reasonable, can be seen at 341 Chem eketa. Phone 3-8636. UNFINISHED Furniture ready to paint Complete stock at Good Housekeep ing Inc. 467 Court St. 456 Wanted, Household Goods Highest Prices Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 Mo. 450 Merchandise 456 Wanted, Household Goods 458 Building Materials CALL SALEM 2-1196 Get jut prices No salesman will call. Lumber all grades, complete mill Stock. Cedar sningles. coast or moun ta:n mi 1. Cedar shakes and hard wood floorine. Tert Mul'er. LUMBER 50.000 ft. 1x8 ,eet n- r id 2" dimension. $30 per M delivered. West Salem Saw Mill. Ted Mullcr. Phone Salem Z-1196. Plywood U" 4x8 reject ... . 8'2c Sq. 3a" 4x8 reject 12c Sq. !a" 4 x 8 reject 15c Sq. "'" 4x8 reject 17c Sq. 4x8 reject 19c Sq. SLKtt.N JJOORS 2' 6". 2' 8" and 3' 0" x IV $7 50 and $8.00 Keith Brown Lbr. Yard We Give S & H Green Stamps Front & Court. Ph. 3-9111 PLYWOOD GOOD REJECT 48 r. sq. ft. 9iic ix5 s4- ft- 12'c '2 4x8 Sq. ft. 16 c ,., 4x8- sq. ft. 18'ic 3 4x8 sq. ft. 21 c Mill ends in usable sizes low as half the above prices. We also cut plywood to your needs. Portland Road Lumber Yard 'OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY" 3545 Portland Road 4-4433 Siding Carload supply of new asbestos siding choice of colors, a fireproof siding no painting needed. On sale, $9 50 per square Plvwood s ' 20c ft. 4x8 V 17'2c ft. 4x8 V 15'jC ft. 4x8 V 12'jc ft. 4x8 9c ft. 4x8 . . $6.40 . 5 60 .. 4.00 4 00 2.88 500 squares N. 2 cedar shingles at $5 50 3 3.50 C. G LONG Ph. 2-5821 1 mi. North of Keizer 36 Months to Pay NO DOWN PAYMENT 6-lnch lap siding. $49 00. Ship lap. $25 and $39.50. 2 x 4 s 25 and $33. Epping's Lumber Co. 3740 Silverton Rd. Phone 4-6123 SATURDAYS OPEN ALL DAY 460 Musical Instruments SLIGHTLY USED Long and Clark Grand Piano. $1200. J. M. Smith, Cor vaUls. Phone 3-6577. 462 Sports Equipment CHRIS-CRAFT 12-ft. wide beam car top boat, almost like new. 2345 Rex St. after 6 p.m. $95. 14 FOOT BOAT witn trailer. 4134 Hager St. '2 mile Soutn Four Corners. Ph 4-2532. 11 FOOT boa and 5 horsepower mo tor, both in good condition. $120 Rt. 9. Box 540. 10 miles South on 99E at Eoff Ranch. VACATION hou.se traijers. Lana Ave. See at 1940 14 FT. Rowboat. oars. $45. Mavtag washer, good condition. $30. Phone 3-4800. 160 Hansen. EVENRUDE outboard $90. Phone 2-2361. motor. 3.3 H P.. FOR all SALE, Boat, motor and trailer. in good condition. Inquire at OrT.y Brown's. Rt. 1, Box 256 pendence. Oregon. Inde- 464 Bicycles GIRL'S BICYCLE for sale, in good condition. Phone 2-0529 after 6 p.m. 468 For Rent Miscellaneous U DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan kets furn. 1201 State. Ph. 2-9062. TOOLS & equipment to make a gooa lob better Rent or buy at Howser Iros 1410 S 12th. Phone 3-3646 470 For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR YOUR convenience. Trader Louie on Lana Ave. open till 9 PM. Mon., Wed.. Fri. evenings. 8" TABLE SAW. 24" jig saw. 14" Drill press with 5-ft. stand. 4 jointer, each includes motor and accessories, also 1 new i h p. motor, all priced for quick sale. Call 2-8745 after 5:30 or an aay hunday. FOR SALE. Reg. Ayreshire just nesn, isi cair $275 Hinman Milking Machine with 4 buckets Oil Circulating heater, never ii;eri" 195 Paid $120. Sac. 75 R. A. FREDRICKSON Rt 1. Box 130-A Molalla, Ore. FOR SALE. Solid Walnut Office Chairs also good safe. Phone: 2-4789 after 6 P. M. & Sunday. 120 PIANO ACCORDI AN. tremola. buf-' fet and dining table. Phone 3-8665. NORGE self defrosting refrigerator. Large size, used 6 months. Hotpoint deluxe electric range. Like new. Both good buvs. 1086 Bellevue. SOLID MAHOGANY Kingsbury piano. Excellent condition. Phone 2-7753 af ter 6 p.m. 1 THOR automatic Gladiron. Very good condition. $49.50. Garage door. 13 x 7 ft Complete with hangers. See after 4ru r m. at 1255 Evergreen Ave. FOR SALE 10 inch sawdust burner. Good grates, damper control and thermos tate. 1457 "D" St. TWIN BED, $10. 9 x 12 cotton rug. gray. $15. Call 4-5775. HOLLYWOOD BEDS, dishes, kitchen utensiles, books, miscellaneous arti cles. 2007 Fairgrounds Rd. USED SINGER combination electric cabinet sewing machine, good con dition and guaranteed. Full price $49.50. Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Commercial. A iUUHlLY used National press ssire cooker. No. 7. See at 930 Electric or Phone 3-4718. MAYTAG WASHER, good condition. $39. Phone 4-4E00. 160 Hansen Ave. OFFICE DESK, swivel chair, floures cent lamp. $100 408 Masonic building. Phone 2-2361. COLDSPOT refrigerator, used, 7 cu. ft., good condition. Phone 3-9341 be tween 6 & 7 p.m. Dishwasher Reduce $5 per day until sold. Youngstown 27" automatic dishwasher. Starting price Julv 19th. $305.50. July 12st, $300.50 Keith Brown Lhr. Yard Front 3c Court St. We give S. & H. Phone 2-9111 Green Stamps STANLEY borne products. Lea Mindt 1680 Madison. Ph. 3-4056. . DEEPFREEZE FREEZERS. Yeater Ap- puancc 375 Chemeketa CLOTHESLINE posts, r; ailing, porch 1145 N. Lib- columns, weather-vane. erty NEW SINGER Electric portable sewing machine, only $9.50 down, $5.07 per month. Full set of attachments and free sewing lessons. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 130 N. Commercial. WATCHMAKING tools, bench and ma terials bv widow. 27532.. 332 Hood. ELECTRIC Range Yeater Appllane New and Used. Co 379 Cheroek- eta 4 NEW 7.60 x IS whitewail tires. Phon S-583S or 2-484S. 450 Merchandise 470 For Sale. Miscellaneous Organic Fertilizer . FREE or WEED SEEDS AND ODOR LESS SACK AND BULK ORDERS DELIVERED PHONE 3-8127 NEW ANO USED Sewing machine. Yeater Appliance Co.. 375 Chemek eta FOR YOUR convenience. Trader Louie on Lana Ave. open till 9 PM. Moo, Wed.. Fn evenings. Walling Sand& Gravel Co. Crushed Rock FOR roads & driveway Cement. Ready mix Concrete. Garden Sand? Bull dozing drainage and ditching i yh. shovel & drag line Phone 3-9?tf LARGE REGAL Guitar, electronic too ijMCNsnicr, iuu. oieman oil circula tor, large size, good as new $40. 19 foj implement trailer, tilt bed $1"S. 31K5 Silver-Ton Rd "30 ALLOWED FOR vour old heater on this new 42 iral. matic electric wate heater Appliance. water CHAKIS foundation girdle, bra appointment Ph 3-591S Mar Bales HOT Keep cool with a portable CHTLCO AIR COOLER. Fan draw air through water. Clean, odorless, trouble proof. Keith Brown Lbr. Yard We give S. & H. Green Stamp Front & Court. Ph. 3-9111 Open Friday night. July 18. until 9 pm. t aft ra-rn " : $50 ALLOWED for your old wasnef a a new neavy auty universal wash er. Limited quantity available. Yeat er Appliance. 375 Chemeketa. Phon 3-4311. KELVINATOR freezer, new. floor um pie b cu. ft. size. $189. Gil Ward. 450 Center. WASHING Machines. New and Used. Yeater Appliance Co 37S Chemek eta Crush Quarry Rock Best of roads, drive wavs. has rnrb for parking lots & mill yards. 100 facture, no round Also pit run. and Rip-Rao. SALEM ROCK PRODUCTION CO. Phone 4-3127 Evenings 472 Wanted. Miscellaneous WANTED 9x9 umbrella tent. Must b in gooa condition. Phone 2-1340 aftf 3:30 p.m. 474 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or mail your Plate for Repair DR HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bldg State & Com. Ph 3-3311 HOSPHAL oeas foi sate or rent StiS Furniture Co. Phone 3-9188. WANT to buy used cameras it Lena; MCtwan pnoto Shop. 245 N High. 476 Fuel BIDS ACCEPTED or delivery in Salem ot 400 cords td 4 foot green slabs. Will furnish true! if ne-'essarv. Phone 2-7350. ANDER SON'S nand, .ked slab wood. 1 cord. S12 Phone 2-7751 or 4-4253. Highway Fuel Co. Clean sawdust wood green cr dry. Stove-Diesel oils. Ask for Penny Saver Stamps. 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