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Newspaper Page Texti f-. V A Television nay be the (captation "automatic baa balder1 which special ledge for a scrub poll, seek. With this derlee, a wosnaa could read Emerson's essays while she scrubbed. The drawing; was dug vp from the Dee. 29, 1STJ issue of Harper's Basaar by a 1952 washing clinic (AT Newsf eaters). IT TAKES THOUSJwOS OF INCH OR TWO OF TPS EAffTijS SOK., OECOMPOSBP VCGETASLP AWO AnML MATTERS PPOVipp Tk6E3 AMD PUAKT3 WITH TOOO, fORESTT RCES fMJURE TWa WOW, BUT ETfcEMELY TH)r4,SotL COVER A WD Se-T BACK rRKTSrJTH MAWY YtARS -PRoTecT VooJV. fioiLS AMO foRESTS AMD HELP KEEf VouR SWTS- ' 1 ' 1 GREEK! ' Soybeans in Dive CHICAGO (0) - Soybeans went Into a deep dive on the board of trade this week. The September contract led the TllunPP hilt. Ym ntam msmVia showed no reluctance to follow. lneir only distinction was they 1 LOST amd FOUND S Saul tUU feary seg. Aarein Mm aesM Ctartey PImm S23-H UAlKRATtrCl ST t- ey Steep LOST' (rem ( toM kl IlTHMA? WkMlH I f 0BEG0N S 17 t ' at the modem housewife, bat la 1877 a patent waa granted for the had a self-propeuinr. ksee-hirh easel that held a book open, had a and came equipped with a. roke VCAR9 IS BuiLr UP Ati didn't go as far down as did Sep tember. Price changes In other grains were insignificant. Corn became somewhat easier as the week closed while oats and wheat ended with a - mixture of gains and loss es.9 Lard dropped sharply with lower fats and oils prices. For the week wheat ended 2 cents lower to 4 higher than last week-end, corn 1-14 lower, oats lower to higher, rye higher, soybeans 74-15 lower All Thrcugb Your Lifo there's an TATTESfJlMi .,...-,. SALtSMAW 11 II ERE BVCTgn 1 THERK MALI HELPL)! 1 (Salem's Largest Daily Oassif ted Section) TO HELP YOU! 7 "ti 1 "f nrtfiTinl that fitted around the hoosewtfe'a Remarriage Doesn't Void Widows' Claim PHILADELPHIA (A A soldier's widow has first claim on his war risk insurance benefits even though she remarries, the U. S. Third Cir cuit Court of Appeals ruled Sat: unlay. The Circuit Court reversed a U.S. district court decision which held that remarriage leaves the woman no longer a widow. That is true, the circuit court ruled, as far as the dictionary def inition of "widow" is concerned. But it is not true in the meaning of "widow under the National Life Insurance act. In that act. said the court, Congress again, as it has frequently in the past, gave a word meaning that differs from the dictionary definition. The case involved in the ruling concerned two $5,000 government insurance policies issued to Harry R. Trathen. who was killed in ac tion in Germany April 12. 1945. No contingent beneficiary was named in the policies. The veterans bureau, however, began making payments to Mrs. Mary Trathen Kerrigan of Girardsville, Pa., who remarried six weeks after Trathen died. . Trathen's father, Stephen, sued In district court to collect the death benefits under his son's poli cies and the veterans bureau sus pended poyments. The circuit court held that under the language of the portion of the act bearing on the .Trathen case, "the status of a widow is not de termined by her subsequent ma rital situation, but by her status and lard 77 cents to' $1.17 a hun dred pounds lower. OPPOKTUKinS WACT - Ai crrrrALS o. 1 1 L I. M h, HMrii few a A i a-i s . NorbladSaid 'Passing Up PoHtical Bet' By A. EOBEBT SSIITH - Statesman CorrespeBdent WASHINGTON Rep. Walter Norblad is passing up a good poli tical bet- in his campaign for re election as U. S. Representative from Oregon's First Congressional District Unlike some of his colleagues, Norblad has not mobilized his government-paid office staff to the fullest extent for campaign purposes. Each Congressman can hire up to six secretaries as long as their salaries dont aggregate more than $23,000. Some solons divide their staff between their Washington, D. G, office and a year-round of fice in their home district, a prac tice not followed by Oregon's law makers. But come election time many offices on Capitol ,HiU are stripped of personnel, giving the incumbent Congressman a heavy advantage in terms of a paid staff of experienced campaigners, t Norblad, however, .has left two of his three secretaries behind, while taking his personal secre tary, Mrs. Dorothy E. Woodring, along to serve in his Salem office until Congress reconvenes. In limiting his staff to three clerks Norblad is saving the tax payers some money, another rath er uncommon practice among the legislators. Many use up their full payroll allowance whether they need the secretarial help or not. Some, like two Washington state Republicans, have their wives on the payroll to use up whaf s left Out of the $23,000 payroll al lowance. Congressman Norblad's staff requires $18,204. The 're maining unused $4,796 reverts to the U. S. Treasury. The only Oregon Representa tive who uses his full payroll al lotment is Rep. Harris. Ellsworth, Roseburg Republican, who has the wife of his administrative assist ant on the payroll at full salary although she works only "when REALTY CONCLAVE SET BAKER Real estate hrnVrs and salesmen will open the 18th annual education conference of Oregon Reafr Estate Boards here Monday. Two hundred are ex pected. Max Landon " of Sweet xiome is nresident. M MORE KOREA CASUALTIES j . WASHINGTON fP- The De fense Dmartmmt RatirrAa-w Uml. tified 55 battle casualties in Ko rea, a new rcv 043 report listed 16 killed. 37 womuferi rm m? ing in action and one wounded. as a person at the time of her husband s death. i "If she was then . lawfullT wedded, and not divorced, she re mains so insofar as .the war risk insurance benefits are concerned. Salem Obituaries DCDLCk , Lester Enos Dudley, at the residence. Salem Route 6. Sept. 11. Survived by wife, Mabel Dudley of Salem: daugh ter, Mrs. Dorine Wenger of Salem; son, Dare of peabody, Mass.; listers, Mrs. Charles Springer. Miss Iris Dad ley, both of Iowa; brothers. Henry of Minneapolis, Minn.: Myron and Cor liss, both of Iowa; four grandchildren. Services will be held In Clough-Bar- rick Chapel at 1030 ajn. Monday. Sept. 19. with the Rev. Ernest Goulder offi ciating. Interment will be In City View Cemetery GRAVE t ; . Berat N. Grmne. at a local hospital Sept. IX at the ace of IX Survived by sisters. Mrs. Outa Rertan and Mrs. Anna Woliord. Mies Pauline Grane. all of Salem; Mrs. Marlon Van Pelt of Galine. Mich.; brother. S. P. Grane of Marmarth. N. D. Euneral senlcei will be held at 3 pjn. Monday. Sept, 19 in the Howell-Edwards Chapel.' with the Rev. Everett Tuning officiating Inter ment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park. 8TEENHOTJT ' Celine Steennout. at a local hospital Sept. 12. Late resident of Cornelius. Survived by husband. Frank of Salem; son. Frank Jr. of Cascadta; five grand children brother, Maurice Datwaa of Belgium. Senk.es will be held in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel at 2:30 p. m. Monday, Sept. 15. Dr. Brooks H. Moore officiating. Interment win be in City View Cemetery. . ODEGABA ' - ' Paul J.-Odegard, at the residence. 168S N. Commercial St, Sept. 13. Survived by wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Odegard of Sa lem; step-daughter. Miss Betty Elof sott of Salem; step-sons. Leonard C Elofson of Salem end Earl Etofsow of Thief River Falls. Minn.: three sisters. Olea Myloken. Marie Lien and Argot Bergum. all of Norway; grandoangh ter. Mrs. Robert Kroeplin of SeJem; two. ereat crandchildren.' Manbe Su zanne and Melody Kroeplin. both of Salem. Senit.es win be held at g njn. Tuesday, Sept. 18. in the Virgil T. Golden criapei. .wim nnermeni in Memorial Jark.- ICHUTI At the residence. 1S29 Center St, Sept. 13. Eunice A. Senate, S3. Sur vived bv' daughter. Mrs. Ethel Bliven and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Hulda Smith, both of Dallas; seven grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Announce ment of services later by the W. T. Rigdon Co. - ' Daniel Roy Barrett, at a local bos nltal Krnt 12. Infant son of Mrs. Matorie and Mr. WiHiara Warren Bar rett of 1989 Cbemeketa St. Also sur vived by brother. Lon, of saiem; grandparents. Mr. end Mrs. Harry Bressle and Mr. and Mrs. Lon 3. Bar rett, all of Salem. Graveside services will be held at 1:30 pjn. Monday. Sent 19. at Dekiist Memorial Park under the direction of the Oough- Barrick Co. - .- (TfrsaetTlialda) . nstala, Ftanrre, Ctettinc. lapse, and etJier ateetal ' ttls exders cwrreetetf, - CaXJ far e-rsmlnatWsi mr write far free desexipttaa Bee)kJet. Dea't beeeme incarabla kr da isy. " Keetal 8peclanst 2372 Falrrraaada Hd. . . SalcHi Market Quotations 4 tff (As at lata yesterday) svTt trm aw Premium -S3 Premium " .83 No. t - , 7 BUTTKK Wholesale Retail RGGS B7U . iwoeMu wkm ranf atom to 7 cento avi tUT LOI OTIM.I urse AA Lvce A 1 Jf A1 Medium AA . JS . .43 . M .Si . J7 J32 J . J3 Mediam u. Pullet rouuxY i. Lethorn Hens . Colored Hcu Cotared fryers Old rtucttrs Boasters UVESTOCSi . Q Fat Dein 14.00 Cotter . ie.o to U-oo UM to 20iM . 20.00 to 23.00 . KM to 27X0 . 2240 to 24X0 . 23.04 to 2330 . 10jM to I7.M . 1X0 to 1X0 Heifers . Bulk Good Veal Cairea LAMBS YearUaaa . ewes Feeders Sheared Lamba II 00 to 20X0 About SI 00 Portland Prodaco POHTLAND (AP) Saturday But teriat Tentative, aubieet to immediate char ge Premium quality, maximum to per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 81-S3c lb: first eoaUtr TIMlc: second quality 76-Tsc VaUey . routes and coontrr points a cents j . - Batter Wholesale ta.b.; Bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA. S3 score 7c lb; S3 score, lie; B. M score 13c; C tt score. 12c Cheese BXiing pries - to Portland wholesale r-r-Orgn slncles. S)-4Sc b- Orefon S-Q. loaf. 51-Mc. . .j ko To Wholesalers Candled ecrs cootalnins ' no loss, cases included 1-o.d. Portland A laree, Ur4y. A medium. MY-Mk: B grade large. 48-51. i KSss To retaflars Grade AA larf e. Tic; A laree SS-eSc; AA medium is 59c. A medium Sft-SSe. A small 30-43c. Cartons 3c additional. Live ehlckcna No. 1 quality, f.o.b. plants Fryers, t'r Sm. 34c; 3-4 lbs. 34c; roasters,-1,, lbs. up, 34c; heavy hens, all weijehts. lS-17c; light bens, ail weights. 19c; old roosters. 13c. Rabbits Average- to growers Live wttte, 4-S lbs. 21-24C, S- lbs. l-22c; old does. lOUc. - fewT higher; fresh dressed tryers to retailers 760e, some higher. - v rresh areisea meats wneleulers to retailers; dollars per ewt: Beei Steers,. , choice. 100-708 lbs, 5C.C0-58.30; good. 62X0-SSJ0; commer cial. 44X0-O0X0; Utility. 3S.O0-44XO; cows, commereiaL 30.00-42X0; utility, 3X00-37X0; canners-cutters. 32X0-39X0. Bsef cuts choice steers Hindquar ters. 635064.20; rounds. 62.00-3JO; full loins . trimmed. 82.00-84X0: triangles, 4SX0-49J0; forequarters. . 48.00-52.70; Cb'tcks, 5000-94X0; ribs 65.00-OXO Veal Good-choice, 11X0-53X0; com mercial, 45.00-50.00. , ; Pork cuts Loins, choice.' 8-12 lb, 80.00-83 50; shoulders.. 1 lb. 38X0-41X0; spareribs 49.50-54.20; fresh hams, 10 14 lbs, 57X0-5JX0. r - Lambs Choice-prime. 40-99 lbs, 51.00-53.00; good, 49X0-92X0. . , Mutton Good-choice. 1S.00-22.M. Wool Grease basis, nominally 46c lb. to growers. - . . cewauy aressea meats, r.e.sv ren- Beef Utility cows, 33-33ce lb; canners-cutters, 28-30C Veal Top quality. 49-4e lb.; good heavies. 40-44c; others lower. Hogs Lean blockers. 33-34e lb; sows, light, 28-28C. i f ' Lambs-Best. 50-52c lb. Mutton Beat. 15-18e lb. Onions SO tt. sacks Wash. TeHows, medium and large 2.25-75: Idaho White 3.50-75;! Yellows 2X0-75. PotatnM Board man lone White. Mo. 1A. mostly SX9-50 ewt; No. 2. SO lbs. 1.75-J.OS; Central Ore. long Whites, 9.00-29; Wash, Russets No. o. 1. SJ9-90; Stocks Suffer Sharp Setback VTTW" VORk: fJW-WaTl Street fears of a stock market decline thlt lr were well founded. The market suffered its worst setback in nearly a year. The fears of a tail conrrinutea to the fall itselt A pretty effective end was written to the boomihat traditionally'' is enjoyed in the summertime And does ittus mean tne ena oi the famed Vang bull market land th start of a new bear market? The answer to that is "no" not this week. That of course is not a prediction. It is simply a report of the way; taints stand today.. The AP averse lost 12.50 on the week and closed at $105.90, around the levels of late June, xne loss was the greatest since the week ended Oct. 27, 1951. : T&rme inr the market started its turn down in early August, mffiT in Wall Street have been looking for a reaction such as we are in nowj It is a normal tiling. Experienced brokers expected 1L - Volume for the week came to a little better than six million shares. the highest; since mia-june. mat volume matched against the week's loss doesn't look as good as a detailed account of the week's performance might Indicate. 300 Penonal 312 Lost crod Found LOST: Brown key ease and keys. Re- wara. Box 4QS. eo saiesman. FOUND' 1 pig on Dallas-Salem High way. Owner Identify and pay tor ad. Call 272S in Dallas. . 31S Parsooal WUI. NOT' be responsible for bHs contracted ' by anyone . but . myself. Mary E. Lake. Get-Acxraainted Club THROUGH SOCIAL wrespoadenee. thoueaada meet their "Ideal.- Write today for bat of eHg-lbsra. glmpaon LONELY? Want to meet that "certain someone Send 31 00 and a self addie awid stamped enveiooe to In troductory Service. Co Box ..422. The Statesman. RICH food. Economical plan. For in formation call 3-1229. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous SIS' N Commer-ial St. Ph. S-31SS. Meetine Sunday 3 pi m Tuesday S p m. ALCOHOUCS Arteerymoue gTouo No 1 20SS N Commercial. Pbone 3-41S or 3-4537 F O Box 724. DiTTUaMD Dr O Ctes SB DM. CUAJO , . LAEl enrfrss N ATX HO PATHS . CpsUirs. 241 Narta L&ertj Won weat aaisMSlay ety S te I pea. C to 1 siaa. Km blood eresserf and artne free f eJmree rracacre i WritaT ee eatraexive m. 0 Q Ik4lx1l! No. eenwer cul lonaTiyiiltss. jJo, L 6jD0- Hev TJ, a. No . S green - alfalfa. 3SJO-37.V) delivered car and truck lota, fob. Portend; delivered Seattk, saxo-nso.- 400 Agriculture 402 UTastock OLD horse tor sale, gentle and good for lizht work. 4-536 - &ECISXE&D Aberdeen Angus. Full service, your piece, tra. a-loos, ex- cept saiuraay, FOR S good young Jersey cow. zz each, i jersey Guernsey. 8200. Milked up to V gal. per day at second freshening. All from high LICCNS0 and bonded uveatoek buy er B. L Snehea 169 Kenwood Ave BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer inr Mct anditsIT 1127 S 25th Ph S-SI47 BONOti) Uetuefe 'aver. A Sora- mer 2130 Chemewe RJ Pftone S-M17 BONDED Livestock buyer, Claude Edwards Rt 3 Bos 9K Pit -'!. LOCKEK BF llse lb. beHord baby oeef i5kc. Locker pork. 39 lb. Custom killing. Livestock bought. Trailer .oaned free. Ph. 3-4858. Salem Meat Co. South of Waters ball park. 404 Poultry and 11 GOOD rabbits and green hatch. wui seu reasonable. 3-7773 or 1437 N. 4th St, WINGS RABBITRY pays prswaum prices tor rabbits. Jli to t ihs. SiHU dATCHXS of Golden Broed and New ttam'witrt uucks every Tuesday. Wt speclaUte Jt broiler chicks Fox's Hatenery M3B gtate St Pn S-49 NW HAMPSU1BC Chicks, day-old and started weekly batches Lee s Chicks grow fast Phone s-2341 Lee's UtXch- FOR SALE, yearling hens, layinr 90. very good eating at 30e lb. Take your pick or all. Call 2-0039, John Neuea sch wander. 1 miles Soutk of Salem, on we 403 Pets PXGISTERZD Collie pups. $25. Ph. jar ii TO GIVE sway, cat and kitten. Phone Z-4807. MOORE'S TROPICAL FlSH, equip- ment. supplies. 3 miles from Lan caster on Madeay Boad. Ph. 2-7221. Closed on Wednesdays. GRMAN short haired pointer pup. montns. ucceuent. eaigree pa pers. $29. Or trade for sporting goods. 1900 N. 24th or phone 34 Or 3-4083. THOROUGHBRED Blonde months oia male Chesapeake Bay retriever pupfor sale. Don Hunsaker, 739 W. wMnmi, rnont -ecj. TINY FEXALX Chihuahua. 8 months SIAMESE kitten, black with white trim. Also .pure bred female. Ph. e i:ta VU0, FOR FALE thoroughbreed hunting oog. ttiaca ana uo nedbone. 3 mon'hs old. Reasonable, 1494 Uglo, uauas. ynone 3173. AIREDALE puppy, champion bredl months. Vft. 4-Z523. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 19S8 Me- oy. i oioca east oc n. capitoi. iVt SIAMESE male cat. 4 months old. Ph-fl piocs: norm ot Maoison. 2-8488. A. K C smooth fox terriers. 1939 Trade St. Phone 2-0638. FOR SALE. Toy Fox terrier puppyl (Phone 2-4343. 1899 Birchood Dr. 412 Fruit cmd Farm Produce) THE very best flavored Improved El- oerta peacnes. 4-zazL BOSC pears. U-pick. SX9 a bushel. 9049 and 909 Rotunda 1 Dr. 1st road right. West Keizer School. U-PICK cucumbers. $1X0 a busheL 3 miles E. Totem Pole. Earl Wilson, hi. m box zia CANNING tomatoes. $LzJ a bushel, picked Bring containers. H. H. Breneman, . 1290 . Chemawe Bd. Ph. Z-9840 REACHES. Improved ElberUs. Ready now. Phone 4-2821 Fresh Sweet Corn For locker and canning. Ready now. . Ted Muner Farm. Salem-Indepen- oence na, none aaiem z-iiw. ITALIAN PRUNES. U-Pick. 11.00 a ' bushel. Bring boxes. SM Cummings Lane, ra. s-ogra, nil a p. m. UUIR PEACHES and wind falls Rol- 11 n Beaver up Glen Creek Rd. Phone 47F2. CANNING CORN. U-piek, 15c dozen. Hobnan's lxoney Btme Tomatoe Farm. 3 miles N. Jefferson on eld 99E Iflghway GOOD Eiberta peaches. $1.00 a box. . Charies A. Glare. 1WS Wallace Road. A FEW MORE choice Eiberta peaches at the Jess Mathls fruit stand and orchard. 0 miles north of Salem on 99E. : Windfall Peaches Good Improved EXbertas U-plck at : the Jess Mathls orchsrd and frnit stand. miles 1. of Salem on WE Highway. PRUNES. Good Quality, clean orchard. $1.00 a bov. U-pick. Bring containers. Sunday and Tuesday. Take 993 to Jefferson junction, then 2-110 miles on old highway. Phone Jefferson 439. w. u. Rice. CUCUMBERS you pick. 3e a &. Her rold. Rt 3. Box 307. Phone 4-1225. , SWEET canning tomatoes. L. H. Zielke. 3rd house left of Roberts School. Ph. 4-4058. LARGE, sweet, peach -plums. Phone - 2-21M. tc pound. Pettltes and Ital ians. BARTLETT pears. $LZ3 bushel. Bring v containers. X miles out eat Brush nil n a m. - m 1M CRAB APPLES. U-pick. 5c lb. Call after 2 P-ra.. sue uaemawa ita. PWOne 4-2617 PUrHIS Staiulard Cbertaa. U-niek. S2.ue a dox. wmxaus sue, awy nig. axj crymn atc. CANNING TOMATOES.- You pick. SLM a busheL Holman s. s mile North of Jefferson on old 39E Highway. SWEET co.-n for sal SL00 a bag. lis miles jouth of Four Corners. TOMATOES, f L50 a bushel. U-Piclc Bring container. Ceorge Asner on Grand Island. Rt. 1. Dayton. Ore. -.-.' BBrvrral iuim br frtm ing. 15c lb. Mehama iraraens. s mues Et stavton. ore. Hienway tzz CUCUMBERS, ontanlcally grown. Field pears, s Phillips East of 4-Corners. Bros. Ph 4-a08L 414 Fcrrn Ecrulwnant W-4 INT. tractor. 10S4 modeL Make an offer. Ph. 4-2853. 3 BOTTOM 14" Ferguson plow. Soer- man step itp transmission, aaone S-SSS7. 450 RI err hand ise 451 Macklnacy and Took e-UT SHOPSMTTH AT WARDS. The complete workshop. 5 twer tools in ve compact unit. S bench saw. 12" disc sender, woodworking lathe, ver tica. ex Mrisootal drill press. Only 10. down, balance -monthly. ISO 50 leas motv - MONTGOMERY WARD 153 N. Liberty Phone 3-311 RENT or biy: AQ types electrical or h.md tools, garaen Tractors, sprayers. bowser Bros, uaa av. szin. Wh? Suffer AnyLonjer W etawfalL eee mm CMawet roars ea Cktaav Me awattcr wstb what ailaeeats ysw are armered esaeteers. stnnstUa. heart, iaacs. ve er klejMT. raa. OlaSsirs rbeaasstlsm gaa and alad- CHARLIE i CHAN csun gsg straa paeet S-U30 salcx oaa. Office Beers te a 450 Blerchandis 45$ Housaholi Goods Fes? Sola S PUCE blonde bedroom set 5 piece mapie aincue sex, wainni oesa ana chair. 3 floor lamps, bed springs, large mirror and swing rocker. SiM Center. DAVENPORT custom built. Excellent condition. Owner leaving. Ph. 3-5707. BEAUTIFUL drop leaf cherry table. seats a. iud, taaaer cherry cnairs, 331 ach. Also dsveao and electrte range. Phone 3-8920. FOR SALE. Frogil oil circulator, food neater, sricea sa. see at m s. ism. All day Sua. or Moa. morning till ARMLESS daveno, rose tapestry, prac- ucauv new, pn. a-VJis. SINGER sewing machine davenport & chair, rmali chrome set. Good dav eno, any reasonable' offer accepted. tlO Norway. BUILTWELL davenport and chair. G. K. Washing machine. O. E. Portable ironer Each a good our, rn. , G. E. Washing machine. IMS model with pemp. la perfect conditio a. no. Can i-ao9. . WES7TNGHOUSE ' Range. ITS. Frigid- aire. Iizs. Bedroom suite, sss. Twin beds f 7ft, Breakfast set. SI. Wash ing machine, 320. Davenport and chair. S40. Miscellaneous. Phone S-7830. UoNTAC 4 stair oil furnace. tfAti 3.T.U. liW Q5"ff ' Ave. J-czi tncFTNISHED Furnlvave ready to paint tng tne 4CT Cmiti ti 45S Wasttad. Rotsaabold Goods WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE - ... 1 Valley Turn. Co. 2-7472 'JJllUaHi? 'ii- ; 1 1 . : Call Trader Louie, 3-8558 Courteous Appraisal Immediate Cash N 453 BnJlding Mcrtrkrla More CLEAN-OUTS Reg. Wow' 31 BS $ M 00 4L93 XSaO S4.SS 34 JO J-Corner ftdna cab. , 3-Coleman oil heater 3-Coleman oil neater soas 4Xoo lavatory -at.70 oao -Richmond IS x 23 coral : aarfth wt a tut sat : . 1-40 gaL tebletoa water neater , 152.TI uaao 10SJ0 ' 00.00 l-Ucconditlooed power tnwar . , . 4tH 1-Metal sunshade canopy 38-X4T , - - Several btmdiea of mise. glee to price. Special 130 eepnalt shia- 40 M 2x4 R-L-No. 4 load approx 3,000 fL 84S carrie S2 M Lm quantity 325 M SS.00 up. Fir tc Mahog flush door . rinuhla hune windows S3.73 up Popular style K galv. gutter .15 Hn. ft. U reject plywood 22" to 3x81" .07 TH BROWN KKl LBR. YARD Front St .Court Phone S-91U We give S. & H. Green Stamps FREE We have severs! truck loads ef new and used ntmoer, aiso wooo. sor naui ing away. See Mr. Hopkins. WILLAMETTE BUILDERS SUPPLY AMmsvtlle. Oregon LUMBER Dime net on end boards fai all eiees end lUlKXlSsTVES VXIW WWi auea m w- grades also. lxS Shiplap available at very reasonable prices. Central Sewrnffl At Remfg. Co.- Awmevffle, Ore Ph. 444 PAINT SALE Gloss Enamel . REG. Sale $i as $ijs Gallons Quarts " I. WALL COATER OIL BASE WALL PAINT Gallons , Quarts . SIU -$1A1 SS.18 $1.43 PASTEL WALL" COATER Gallons , $423 139 IX3S fl.W Quarts - ' , , ; TEXOLITE 7 FLAT WALL PAINT CaU lone iRea-2JS Sale $2St Quarts Jlef. 129 Sale " JS Single order a 10 Gale, for -$25.00 BARN AND SHINGLE PAINT 2060 Bed rs. $3J7GaL $3-00 GaL - r- 1. 2t20M Dk. Green rs - . tP GaL ls r GaL Other colors available priced accord ingly. . . UTTLITY OUTSIDE WHITE PAINTS fs 4 Reg. $3aS GaL Sale $3 JO GaL KEITH BROWN LBR. YARD Front and Court Pbone 3-0111 WX CIVX S B CRXXN STAMPS Colnrnhtfi Eirar Chinook SMIIdll For OoTinfftfj Or Fraazlag. Lb. 28 X&Ccemmta&cX c CaU. 2-2441 for Piilling Power 450 ' Merchandise 453 BuSdln Materia! ROOFING For a bole la your roof, or a whole ref. Call 3-4 m or 4-40U. Cas tior wooriflg V.O. PLYWOOD AD sttea, ext or tot Also several mows, and pieces odd slzas st prices that wiU nUiu bau Btf - Flooring and siding low aa SSSSO. Ceil. us u isa piana. wauooaros or alt kinds Raked plywood lc ft. Cleat bevel and V rustic siding. Oak Cor ing, all grades, low as flls-ta. Ha hogaay birch and Cr slab doors, Portland Roid Lumber Yard "Open ia day laturisy -3343 Portland Rogj 4-44SJ SALE New flush doors 118 Jusa 3 0"x entrance doers New glass doors L uoor lamhs I Iff Overhead garage door hard ware J 185 New 4x8 plaster board 1 1 No. 3 Cedar Shineles ; " i sa Ney 4- soU pipe tt. New toilets, complete 12! Used double bung windows via New metal garage doors xim New asbestos siding, no paint needed, nails furnished, choice of colors, enl SS M square. WTNOOW8 New picture windows -I-8.0 New weathers tripped windows. completely aasemDaea and ready o : : 1 MM C. G. Lone Phone z-5m tmik north of Reixar 4S0 Miialcal Instn'y" TROMBONE end case, $35. French rumnet. sju.. uooa xrumpet end case, $33. Guitar. $10. Conn, comet and case. A-l professionals mdL, new price $249, sacrifice for SOS or will trade also have pianos. Glenn wrpoarys. ipua n. summer St. ORGAN for sale. Small 4', octave antique. Good eonditkm. Party room size, cy ftjmoail. f n. 3-4538. GOOD used piano and music benenT oee at sae mompson. PIANO for sale. Medium sized, up- ngni. bj nscner. cood eondluon. SO. Pn. 3-4596. OR SAL&. 9' baby grand, piano, good cunumun. rnone -iuaa. B FLAT gold plated Conn Cornet with. , case, good condition. $63. 347 SU- venoo so. . 4S Sports EkrnlprflaTit S MM RIFLE, $13. 2,4 horse outboard mnor, ft. unam lisnung boat, sue (or will trade), binocular. $8.00. boxes 12 gauge shotgun sheila. $LU per box. Gienn Woodry's Bargain iiMO KRAG Elk or. deer rifle, 3354 wanrt. pen 4 corn ers . SPORTSMAN. Get that house trailer for yow hunting trio or vacation. All sizes, low prices. See at -1040 Lena Ave. ALUMINUM Canope top for 1941 to '51 Chevrolet I ton pickup. 343 Win chester deer rifle, like new. Itt. X xox soa. traoam i-ini aner a. 4S4 EicYclmT MAN'S World bicycle, reasonable. 3-4603. 4ow For HamL tVIiacellcrnocms O ORJVt TRWCKS roft RETfT BUHH keta torn. 1201 state. Ph. S-eoSX 470 For Sola, MutcaDariaoua WANTED ST AMPS ENVELOPES POSTCARDS Partial stamp collse. lions oia oeeas wiui net. sumss. Do not remove stamps Iron enve lopes. Phone 4-454 L Rt. a. Box 7. SAWDUST water beater, metal wbeel barrow. 571 Union. Ph. 3-7Z35. BOOKCASES." desks. Woodry. 16C4 VL Summer. LARGE shaft end pullies. 3 large air compressor tanks. 30 steel barrels like new. 1 400 gallon fuel tank. 0 lots model toilets like new. 1 lot of window and door screens. 3 showers, electric motors. Deleos. t single laundry trays, a lot of plywood and peneb. 250 sheets of urtex. 12 sinks and lawratoriea. Some bailed alfalfa end strew. Harry W. Parsons Pbone 293Z. FREE DIRT. Ton haul. 340 HoyL Phone 3480. 4 THEaUADOR electric beaters "wT31 fan, excellent condition. Phone 3-1373. WEK END SPECIAL. 1-17 cubiTH. sub-zero upright borne freezer. S49L Jones At Fagg Inc. 135 S. lSth. Ph. 3-9900. USED wood, oil and electric heaters. large sfoex. . low prices, wooaiy rtargam atore,' loo antr. ft. MEAT CASE. Super-coU veg e table display case. 4 door electrte milk cooler. Meat slicer. meat grind er, butcher block, scales, adding ma chine, cash register, miscellaneous smaB grocery meet equipment. Call anytime Fttrneys Market, zm rair- groujk RLMXNC rourvu rcj, Phone Z-7U3B. GTON Dortabie typewriter, like new also 1947 Wards electric range. WiU sea or trade for locker beec Call 3-4754 or see after S p. m. at 391 Xlnrwood Ave. PC. EARLY - American dining-aeT. Massive, unusual, stare Dargaxa jar you at $90. Woodry. 1609 N. Suca mer. ANTIQUE Edisoa cylinder Phooo- graph. operates wita 119 eynBoer recorOs. Assorted disc records, and player 30 rears old. 007 N. 1st St. Woodbirn. 5.ROOMS furniture, piano, retrigeraeae. . electric range. 3 bedroom seta, ma roon oavenpox ana cruur, ainis evs, washing machine, mise, 260 S. Lan caster at 4 corners. U5 VISOR for auto adjustable chrome trimmed use new areas -am your car. $19. Pbone 2-835S after I LOVE seat daveno, $79.50. like new.; Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. LAYING batteriea. 72 cells aach. e3 per battery, mane J-wi. KEW HAND CROCH bed spread. PHone 4-5133. ANTIQUE aoDduras mahogany QueeS ' Awn French TJrwer. yjn worway r.irt-RRANSON babv rrand Diano. Wi sacrifice for immedUte sale, km NTrwav St. GOOD USED electric 'ange and r frigerator. priced for u)ck asue. Master Service SUtiona. Iae. Au thorized General Electric, dealer. 6J N. ComTnerciaL USED swing rockers. $10. . Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. r . r FINE walnut 7 pc dining suite, $". wooary. icts . sqmmer. . j . .1 . .u MTOni. S-2749. . 1 RETRIGtRAtOR. $St Call 4-liil , 2-229. am mm 4.3 . .'. 1 a 5 , vi! i Orecosi Oaly