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Newspaper Page Text-1 . It The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Sunday. September 21, 1952 j Portland Produce Cain Reveals Speaking Fees Aids Income SEATTLE U A Seattl: news- Kper said Saturday Sen. Harry ' Cain had disclosed -he supple roents his official income by ac cepting fees, totaling about 15,000 year, for speaking engagements. ' Unless he did so, the Times quot ed the Republican Senator as say teg, he would sot be able to carry on the minimum obligations of a Senator. ' -- The Times laid it had questioned Cther members of the Washington Congressional delegation about Sen. Warren G. Magnuson assert ed he had no special account to draw on. Magnuson. in a Los An geles speech Friday, joined the at tack on Republican vice presiden tial nominee Richard Nixon for his use of an $18,235 expense fund ; contributed by wealthy constitu ents, saying it was "not right" The Times said Reps. Hugh B Mitchell. Henry M. Jackson and Hal Holmes had reported they had no ' sources of income . politically except their official salaries. Reps. Tollefson, Mack and Horan were traveling and were not interview ed, the newspaper said. L The newspaper said Cain com mented on Magnuson's statement as follows: i "Mr. Magnuson's statement will .be enjoyed thoroughly by many others as it is by me," he said. "Mr. Magnuson has given mt rea son to chuckle and remain amus ed for a long time to come." Cain also defended Nixon's use of the controversial expense fund. the Times said. "Because I know how honest Dick Nixon is, I believe anyone who criticizes him simply doesn't understand the realities of life. the Senator quoted. : He continued: - i I . nave never asked for, nor been given any additional money or expense account-by any of my constituents. Were such money of fered, however, from responsible people, and with no strings at tached. I would accept It with the speed of light" .. j Corn Market Prices Ease '-. CHICAGO (yPV-Tradin2 In trains this week was featured by closing out of September contracts and persistent easiness in corn. The September contracts wound up on a rather sour note. Com pared with a week ago, all of them -were down and corn was down the most. September corn sank to new seasonal lows practically every day as the country shipped in the yel low grain in substantial quantities. For the week wheat ended 1 lower to higher, corn 2-6 lower, oats lower, rye IVa to S cents lower, soybeans 1 cent lower to 1V higher and lard 15 to 40 cents a hundred pounds Higher. Spirit dually Spurs Stocks PORTLAND (AP) Saturday But- torfat Tentative, subject to Immediate chaB fa Premium quality, tt niimua to per rem acvauy oeuverea in Portland. U-S3e lb: first ouality 7S-Slc: second quality ?6-79c valley routes and countri ' Dointi 3 eenta less- . Butter Wholesale fob. Bulk cubes NEW YORK If) The Stock mar-1 to wholesalersGrade AA. S3 acore. ket ended its week with a spirited . g '-Ji?0'' w eor rally that erased earlier losses and J Qiwe Seiuni- price - to Portland pouneu uc usi an eaa . i ; , i wiioiesaiero- uregon singles,- e.-4sc This is the second time since BLt?on ?.wJO"- "r?- ' . m i L.J . JMCK iO -T QOlCHJCri U1MM1 we pea at ue year was rouu containing no loss, eases Included. Aug. 7 that the market has turned! to J). Portland A . large, - 63,c-4i,c; upward after a steep slide. IA dium MiV-Ke; b grade. Jars 316 Personal ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No L sues ti uommercuu. pnono 3-S41S or 3-4537 P a Sox 724. There is no doubt that the sell- Pr-S. - AA off since early August has been I lane. 72c. a laree. os-sccr aa medium. a . full-fledged reaction ending thet: A medium, m-sbc: a small. sirnmer rally. . rw So". i qty. fo.b. And now there are many- in I plants fryers iu-a lbs S4-35c: s-4 lbs. Wall Street who are willing to 4-35c: roastors 41. lbs. up. 34c: heavy bet that thew jeaetiot .has ended iVTodTl and the larket is ready for a new Rabbits Average to growers Live try at a faU recovery. white, 4-s u tl-Me. iA ns. is-uc; Th market turn ed artoad ITrf. old does. 10-12e. few higher: . fresh j ?. tJ ro"iea ne5 m dressed fryers to retailers. 1 7-flOc, soma day with a fine demonstration of higher. spirited buying at ' the dose ; tot Fresh dressed meats wholesalers to bring average up 10 cents, on the "StJBfci W week at $106.00. That is $1.10 moo-ssjo; good 4i.oo-48.3o: commer- above the lowest point of the pres- -L 43.oo-so.oo; utility 37 00-45. oo; cows ent reaction reached last Mnnrfav commercial - 3S.00-42.00: utility 34.00- -r5 w. , TU' nw' canners-eutters 33.00-36.00. wk uuuuB was uvk uuvi Cuts cnoiee steers rundquar-standins-less than five and a half i tors, 43.50-s4.20; rounds, ej.oo-fi3.30; million snares. The previous week KiJToiM t'urAi - 'rwkU. it went a little above six minion. I sjJoT thK-OOSoSSi poTT04 PoultrY Rabbila GRANDMOTHER LIKES FLYING EDMONTON, Canada UP) -Mrs. Elizabeth Frior. trim little 95 68 CO Veal Good - Choice. S0.00-S5.00: commercial. 49.00-90.00. Fork cuts Loins, choice. S-U lb. 9B.00-U.0O; shoulders IS lb 33.60-41.00 year-old grandmother, had her S2K5rS,Ji5MU0s reah first airplane ride when she came J Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs 89.00- nome zrom a nouoay on tne west m.w: gooa 47.00-51.00 Coast recently. Her impression: "I never want to go any other way.' Salem Obituaries wool Prease basis, nominally 43c lb. to growers. Country-dressed meats, f.o.b. Port land: Beef Guilty cows, 32-33c lb: ners-cutters, 2S-30C. Veal Top quality, 4S-48e lb; good heavies. 38.40c: others lower. Hogs Lean blockers. 33-33e lb; sows, llX'.ltlt, 2S-Z8C. 1 pimbs Best, 90-52c lb. Buttoa Best. 15-l7e lb. Onlona 50 lb- sacks Wash. Tel lows, medium J.00-JJ; 3-in. min. 28.54 3.00; white med. z.73-3.00; S-ln. nun. S.U0-O9. - - - Potatoes Ore.-wash. russets No. Is. 4.75-5.00: bakers 5.25: No Sa 1.90-3.00; long white No. Is 4.75-5.00, Hay U. 8. No. 2 green alfalfa. 36.50- 37.50 delivered car and truck lots. fjo.b. Portland: delivered Seattle. 30.00-37 90. A Quarter of Britain's national wealth was shot away or lost by bombing during World War II. MCALLISTER Amanda Amelia McAllister, In S li ve rton Sept. 16. late resident of San f ran cnco, Calif., at the age of fil. ears, wue ox James ti. ancAiusxer, an rrancuco. Calif.: mother of John E. - McAllister, Brooks Route 1; Mrs. DarreU Ramsdeu. San Pranciaco; David and Robert McAllister, both' of Spring field. Ore and Garrell McAllister, San Franclaco: sister of John. Pred and Paul Kerber. all of Emmetsburg, la.; William Kerber ana Mrs. uara usoorn, both of Black Diamond, Can, ana Un. Merle Kerwick. Seattle. Wash. Also surviving are six grandchildren. Service will be held Monday. Sept. 22 at X pan. in the W. T. Rigdon ChapeL The Rev. H. W. Gross wiu ssllS -it. n1iiain earvlreT will be la Jeffenon Cemetery, Jefferson. Lost and round ore: - -, HOLLOW AT Kenneth HoDoway at Richland. Wailu, Sept. IS. Survived by wife, Lor raine and two children. Marearet Ann and William Arthur, both of Richland: father, Elmer Holloway of Salem: sis ter. Dorothy Holloway of Salem. Serv- Sept. Z2 In the HoweU-Edwards ChapL lJww inyseui now? w personal 300 Persona LOST: A package of girl's clothing at Kress Lunch Counter. Badly needed for schooL Will pay S5 reward and eaU 4-4987 or 4-4988. 1916 Personal with the Rev. Abe Loewen officiating. Interment will be at axg view wme- tery. s PRANGS Teresa liar Pranea.' Infant daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Prange ; of Salem. SeDt. 19 at a local hOSDltal. Survived by parents, brother, James of Salem: crandmother. Mrs. Lamberts Prange, and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs- Joseph W. Biegler, all of Salem. tf). only 12, Santa Services will be held Monday. Sept, 22. at 10:30 a.m. in the Howeu-Ed at wards Belcrest character analysis (value L Write, HowelL Box 332. Ana. Cajlf. Get-Acquainted Club THROUGH SOCIAL correspondence. thousands meet their "Ideal." Write today for list of eliglbles. Simpson box 1Z5I. Denver, coio. I WILL not be responsible for debt In- curred by anyone other than my- seir. uavia k. uver. LONELY? aomvom dence. 2944 NX 53rd Ave Una. Sept. 19. at the age of W. ? Want to meet that "certain na? Send S1.00 and a aalf- addressed stamped envelope to In troductory Service. General Dell I fejgenesjn. in Port- I Commercial St. Ph. 2-2108. Meeting ChapeL with Interment Memorial park. Hannah Jane Veatch. at th- real- I ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 31S', N. ivery, BUY FEWER CARS SYDNEY, Australia (JP) - Aus tralians are buying -fewer motor cars and trucks than a year ago. The present level of new motor -vehicle registrations is about 135,000. a year, says the Depart ment of National Development. The 1951 record" high of registra tions was 205,604. At the end of 1951 Australia had one vehicle for 8.33 persons. This compared with 2.89 persons per vehicle in the United States. . ' Table of Coastal Tidei SI I 23 24 S3 27 22 SO 1 3 a-m. 1:15 pjn. 2:10 a-m. 1:41 pjn. t , 2:50 ajn. 2:13 pjn. 3:54 IA 2:51 pjn. 5:00 ajn. 3:41 pjn. 4:20 ajn. -4:45 pjn. 7:40 ajn. 6:02 pjn. 8.34 ajn. 7:23 pjn. 6 JO ajn. 3:40 p.m. 10:09 ajn. ' 9:4S pjn. Tides for Taft. Oregon September, 1925 (compiled by U. ft. Coast tt Geo detic Survey. Portland. Ore.). Pacific Standard rime 2TJGH WATERS LOW WATERS Sept. - Time . at. 10 12:46 ajn. I t 12:51 pjn. j S.4 6.4 $ 6.3 49 6.6 4.5 6.6 43 6.5 6.4 4J 63 4.1 ej 54 6J mer resident of Salem. Mother of Carl H. Veatch of Portland; sister of Mar ion Blanton of Seattle; Raymond Blanton of Hubbard; Mrs. Ennis Waite of Salem. Three grandchildren and ne great grandchild also survive. Services will be held in the W. T. Rig don Chanel at 3:30 pjn. Monday, sept. 22, with concluding services at IQOf letery. The K man wiu officiate. FOWLER George Powler. late resident of 1529 E. 3rd St., Albany, at a local hospital Sept. 20. Survived by son, Ceorge D. Fowler Jr. of Salem; two brothers. Orval Towlar of Gold Beach and Law rence Windoffer of Seattle. Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Elian Hawkins of Seattle and Mrs. Esther Ridgeway of McMinn ville. Announcement of services later by the Virgil T. Golden co. SLOOP aenee, f aiem Route . Box 4?L Sept. . Survived For- I Sunday 3 p. m. Tuesday 1p.m. 300 Personal 400 Agriculture 402 livestock 13 GALLON Jersey; milk cow. Fresh ened in May. 3rd calf. S200. S9Q Chemawa Rd. h pule JWTTHKeizer School. 1 - 20 NICE 2 year ewes. S30 a heikL 11 mnes s. saiem. w& Mortn jesersoa Junction, Martin Fisden RanchJ Ph. 4-4527. 1 - ( FOR SALE 1 team work horsea,ujea sonable, call Hillcrest school, dav Phone S-3022. i GOOD Ramp, -am s for sale. $65. George b. Bailey. 451 Pralrte Rd- Junction Citr. Ph. 8-2463. s LICENSED and bonded livestock buy- er c L snetnen 109 Kenwood Ave Phone 2-1345. t LOCKER BEEF Sl'iq lb. herford baby ceef iS',ic LocJcef pork, 39 e id. Custom killing. Livestock bought. Trailer moaned free.; Ph. 3-4S5S. Salem Meat Co South of -Waters ball Dark. BONDED Livestock- buyer. Claude Edwards Rt a. Bo Ph 4-iu BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer E. C McCandHxh 1127 S SSth. Ph. 3-S147. BONDED Livestock uyar. A. F Eom- mer. 2130 Chemawa' RU.- Phone 4-3817. YEAR old New Hampshire bans. 25c a pouna. w. w. Jisner. zsvo Holly wood Dr. i id N. H. PULLETS. Laying 60 now. ur win xraae zor gooa neuer. u. H StaKs. 2-2S72. - , WHEAT, heavy chicken. S miles from , Salem on Highway 222. Rt. 5. Box 120. RABBITS wanted any size tt quantity. Z-7.t37. - : j WINGS RABBITRYi pays premium rices for rabbits, 3', to 4 lbs. 3985 tate. 4-3918. i HATCHES of Golden Broad and New Hamnthire chicks every Tuesday, we specialize in broiler chicks. Fox's Hatcnery. B30 state St Ph. 3-49B9 NW HAMPS'irfftt thicts. day-old and started, weekly hatches. Lee's Chicks grow fast. Phone 2-286L Lee's Hatch- 464 Pets FIVE nice kittens to give away. Phone to GIVE away 4 kittens. Nursery on S. 12thl Iufer'i BIG. HANDSOME male Springer Span le.. 2 years old, A-K..C registered. Call 3-1003. ! WANTED, blood female cocker, house broken. Ph. 3-4579. MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, eaulo- ment. suppues. s mues from Lan caster on Madeay Road. Ph. 2-732L Closed on Wednesdays. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 195B MC- Coy. l block east of N. capltoL Ili block, north of Madison. 409 Sexriooda GET your canning Salmon now. Ocean caught fresh from pur Doat to you. Also smoked salmon, rn.- -n. 412 Fruit and Farm Produce Sweet U-plck, 3JJJ0 a grain sack full. Sunday only. Ted Muuer Farm, 2 miles south of Y-Caf e on Independence - Salon Rd. ; PEARS 60c a box. You pick. Mrs. J. Kieeman. 3Q7Q tiouywooq ur. BEANS. TJ-Dick 4c iDound. 2 mile northeast of Kelzerion Lake Labish. Turn east of Keizerischool watch for sign. Ralph J. Hoeslng. Ph. 4-3095. TOMATOES. J. B- Whithead. 4Q Cum min g Lane. Phone; 4-3095 CANNING prunes, Darling, 4-3942. 1685 tOb box. Harmony Dr. WT Phone Also Prunes U-plck. i.M bushel um Skvllnat Rd. Ph. 2-2124. fi75sJ pears U-plck. i85c bushel, 5040 r 5045 Roblndale. I block west Kei- or ser SchooL 400 Agriculture 400 Afrriculturc 425 Auction Solos 425 Auction Solos. 453 Wanted. Household Goods - j Open Consignment : Hoiferis and Feeder Stock .AUCTION ..... . - - ' ' " - 3 ..; . ' THURSDAY, SEPT. 25. 1 P.M. r":' KOW CONSIGNED . :' 4 Head of-Jersey and Guernsey heifers. to 14 mo. old . head Ayreshlre and Guernsey heifers 10 bead Holstein heifers. Bred and open 20 head dairy and beef feeders - 12 head bred and springer Jersey and Guernsey helfrs Several springer milking cows 1 20-mo. old pure bred Hereford buU -Feeder and weaner pigs : fci i . 25 Ewe lambs - 25 wether feeder lambs We extend another Invitation to both the consignors and the buyers of all types of dairy heifers ,to he on nana. mere, js rw uoui u young caxua. - Lane Sudtell s AUCTION SALES YARD 2915 . SILVERTON, ROAD SALEM. OREGON PHONE 3-6098 LIST YOUR CATTLE NOW FOR THIS SALS I 412 Frail and Farm Produco U-PICK cucumbers. $1.00 .busheL 3 miles 2Sat at xotem roim. xjum wu- -nn T. O.T SIS. - tfANNlNCr Corn. Close In. North East. dozen., 215. Ph. 3-31B8. - PEACHES, late Elbertas. $2.00-,per bush il. Out Market o nrs, noria w Sunnyview, East 5 blocks to Byram. f HORNLESS EVERGREEN BUckber- ries. tou pick, ioc id. Aian wiwoh, 2 miles north of Central Howell. STRAW, wire bailed, pick-up In field. to - hi a k. chooL on save monev. uit m n 58.50 a ton. Mile south Shaw FETITEi and ITALIAN prunea.rPhone . . - j- U-pick 510 a ousnei. Frank Toney. 1 miles N.li. oi K.ei- TOMATOES. zer. Phone 4-2972 CANNING CORN. Roy South. Nine miles out s. ouver ko. acron Tnrfenendence. Madison Ranch. - . Canning tomatoes, a ton or bushel. U-pick. ' ouanex. xioi- man's. 3 miles N. Jefferson on old 99E Highway, i ' PETITE prunes 1 5c lb. H. W. Irvine 505 Cummlngs'Lane. ' CUCUMBERS, organically grown. Field run 6c pound. 2 miles East of 4-Cor-ners- PhlUlps Bros. Ph. 4-3081. fOMATOES. $1J0 a busheL U-Pick. i. $1. Brine container. Grand Island. I Rt. George Asher on L Dayton. 4 Ore. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Tools UY SHOPSMTTH AT WARDS. The complete workshop. 8 tower tools in ooe compact unit 8 bench saw. 12 disc sender, woodworking lathe, ver tical or horizontal drill press. Only 10 -down, balance monthly. 189 50 leas moff.' t MONTGOMERY WARD ' 153 N. Llbertv ' Phone 3-3191 RENT or buy: AU types electrical or hand tools, garden tractors, sprayers. Howser Bros. 1185 S. 12th. - 450 Merchandise 455 Household Goods For Sale FOR SALE 1 electric range, 2 years old, Sioo. Phone 4-3709. bzs s. i3tn, 11 FT. LATE model Westinghouse re frigerator. A-i conmuon. stu- too large for our new home, reason for selling. 1495 PearL NEW Coleman oil heater, 4-5 room. Fold away bed with Simmons mat tress Both above used very , little, tela lor nan. 959 Union St. - KIDNEY shaped sofa and chair. Like new.- Rose colored. Phone Mon mouth 772. - RADIO-PHONOGRAPH combination. chrome dinette set. bedroom set. ' electric range. 635 N. Summer, Apt. z. aiier o:m or sunqay. ARMLESS daveno, rose tapestry, prac ncauy new- pn. 3-9318. ARMLESS daveno, 235, and davenport. szo. Ail in good condition. 1415 Alder st. Pnone 4-5777. WASHING machine. Thor semi-automatic with water saver. 1 year old. aa - Knapp. 9 FOOT Colds pot refrigerator, wood range. - electric sweeper, vacuum cleaner, bed. 2-4488. T FOOT refrigerator, good working or- oer. m. z-3344. 905 s. Liberty. oil circulator tor sale, reason able. See evenings. 1275 North Ch'jrch. y - PLATFORM rocking chair and two end tables. Like new. 754 Ferrv St- UNFINISHED Furniture ready to paint Complete stock at Good Housekeep- . tag Inc. 467 Court St 458 Wanted, Household Goods 450 Merchandise WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE Vallev Fnrn. Co. -2-7472 450 Merchandise rr, .-:n-"r:T.-:"'r. 4 in 3 awMasel Call Trader Louie, 3-8558 Courteous Appraisal j Immediate Cash 458 Building Materials" " MONEY Even U you doitt want to save money you II enjoy having us serve you. if you do want to save, we can certainly help you. Whether cash, credit or monthly pay ment - for a house, garage, or a fruit shelf - we are geared to handle your needs cheerfully and economically, Call or see "YOUR BUILDING SUP PLY. FRIENDS. Portland Road Lumber Yard "Open All Day Saturday 3543 Portland Road 4-4433 PAINT SALE Gloss Enamel REG. -S7.03 -21.95 Canons Quarts ' " WALL COATER OIL BASE WALL PAINT Gallons " ' , ' ' Quarts . , ;, t 1.81 PASTEL WALL COATER Gallons Quarts .44-23 -21-5 Jale S5.62 $156 25.12 2L45 $3.38 21.00 458 Building Materials : More 1' CLEAN-OUTS i Bee Now 1-Dutch corner eah. t SI 91 1 20 CM 3-Coleman ti heater 34.95 24.19 v 3-Coleman oil heater 69.S3 42.00 i-tticnmond 19 a 22 coral Uvatory wiui nxiures u - . ss.TV 40.PS 1-40 gal tabletop water heater' iun in r 1 -Reconditioned power. mower - i 4XSS 1-Metal sunshade canopy - - zi.oe . Special 40 U 2x R-L-No. 4 com- S4S arrf toad approx 3.000 ft. t-0 M' Less quantity $25 M Fir St Mahog flusn door S4 00 up. , Double hung windows S3.73 up ropuiar style K galv. gutter .15 hn. ft. ' reject plywood 22" to 3S" a 81" OTlfc KEITH BROWN LBR. YARD Front it Court Phone S-SU1 We give S. & H. Green Stamps SALE S 5.99 12 00 $10.50 Nw flush doors 30x6'8'' entrance doors New glass doors Door iambs s soo Overhead parage door hardware.SlS.50 New 4x8 plaster board S 1 40 a" plywood. 15c ft.: i". 19c; i". $t5cj V4". 9c Pick your choice.-4x8 sheets. No 2 Cedar.Shingles e 5 75 No. 3 Cedar Shingles S 3.50 Ney 4" soil pipe .. 73 c ft. New toilets, complete t?9 50 Used double hung windows t 7.50 New metal garage doors S3ft.no Large fuel tanks ; Cheap . SIDING New asbestos siding, no paint needed, nails furnished, choice of colors, only $9 JO squire. WINDOWS New picture windows .$ IN TXXOLITE , FLAT WALL PAINT Gallons Quarts -Reg. 3.8t Reg. 1.29 Single order of 10 Gals, for BARN AND SHINGLE PAINT Sale 12.89 Sale 5 $25.00 2060 Red S'S 1'S 2080 Dk. Green S's l's : S2.57 Gal 33.00 GaL Gal. -$3.50 Gal DUO-THERM floor furnace. Call 3-8448. ' - CHEST OF DRAWERS and other good furniture. Barker's Furniture. Phone 2-8512. Other colors available priced accord ingly. UTILITY OUTSIDE WHITE PAINTS l's Reg. $3.98 GaL Sale $3.50 GaL 3080 BUNGALOW .WHITE PAINT ' Inexpens've white paint for outbuild - ings. fences etc. $2.50 gaL KEITH BROWN LBR. YARD Front and Court Phone 3-9111 WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS New Vi-eatherstripped windows. completely assembled and ready to ro - 114.20 Phone 2-5821 C. G. Long lmile north of Keiey ' Roof Time Repair that roof hefore the rains start. - FIBER ROOF COATING l's $1.10 gaL S's S5 gal . PLAIN ROOF COATING " .18 $1 10 gaL 8's -95 gaL WET" PATCH WET SURFACE LEAK JFixer $2.40 gal 72c qt. 45-LB. SMOOTH ROLL ROOFING $2.33 roll , 15-LB. SMOOTH ROLL ROOFING $2.75 roll S5-LB. SMOOTH ROLL ROOFING $3.30 roU POPULAR STYLE K GALV. GUTTER 15c ft. Keith Brown Lbr. Yard Front and Court Phone 3-9111 We Give S Sc H Green Stamps Ralph Stoop, at the residence. Sale auta k. Box 491. SeDt. $6. SurViV Time H . 8:48 am. 7-2 pjn. 7:14 ajn. 8:00 pjn. T:41 ajn. 8.40 pjn. 8:11 ajn. ; 9:29 pjn. 8:45 ajn. 10:22 pjn. V.ZT IA 117 pjn. 11 10 -S j 12:39 ajn. 11:57 a-n.' 1:49 ajn. 1:34 pjn. 2:41 jn. 2:52 pan. J:40 ajn. . 3:58 pjn. EddyvUle. Ore.: Mrs. Flora Ayen fwnn rm(t Un TVim thr Datiffh of Salem; son. bonald of PofUfPdt sUteia. Mrs. Lydia Steele ana urs. Racheal Rusamore. both of Metier, Ore.; . brothers, Clifton of Xmoof, Wash.: B. i. Sloop of Astoria; eifM grandcnlldren. nine irui fw" 9n Set ira will be held In the Clough-Barriek Chapel at I rnLM9n day. Seat 24, wife the Rev. O. Wtey Turner officiating. Interment will be in Belorest aaemoruu rmim. wtt irtv rl Tj-v e r Wilson, at the resi dence in Oresharn sept, au, ax xn aj of 78. Mother of Lloyd W. Wilson afM Edith Gunsaules. both of Portland. Also surviving are one sister In Cali fornia, four grandchildren and one 1 great grandcruia. - Announcement ox iervtees later by the W. T. Rigdon Co. : A little-known quality of llcor Ice is the ability of liquid in which It has been processed to foam. mm (Hemorrhoids) Fistula, flssvre, Iltchlng, Pro. lapse, . and other ' Rectal dis orders corrected, j -1 im Trealncnl Call for cximinatloB or writ for free description Booklet. Don't become incurable by de lay. .; - u" . v x ' B. Deynolds, IIJJ. Rectal Specialist . 1073 Fairgrounds Ed. ,, Salem, Oregon Dr. TV Last. HO. Dt. a Cban. HJ Oil CHAN . . UUI CmXESX NATCXOFATIIS Cpst-In, XII Nord tibertj Offlea even Satarday emry. 19 aa U l par.. $ to 1 pa. CeasBltatiom. loot pressure sad arise tests are fe of charge, rrsetieei staee IS 17 Write fee attractive gin. Ne eeu- i ; - m y .. "-. r ki . a I Flvo reasons why: Statesman Want-Ads aro at present and will continue to be your most effective means of gaining results" whether Salem Market Quotations (As of Uto yesterday) BLTTrarAt Premium , I Premium -- -T- No. 1 BCTTCB Wholesale " Retail ,,, .f2 3 KGGS (Beytng) (Wholesale prices ranee from g to f centa over buylag ortee.) Large AA Large A Medium AA Medium Pullet POULTRY Leghorn Hens . Colored Hens -Colored-Fryers Old roosters. ttoasrers 1? J3 .43 M i BUYING f SELLING O LOW COST Itattsman ClassIHod Is wsll known for Its low cost. Rates aro as follows: For word, 4c; per word 3 rimes, 10c; por word, 7 timos, Itc; ono month, 60c Minimum chars 10 words. O COURTEOUS SERVICE ' :? : V . ;. . - i V : ' -- ' ; -1 " - . - - . t By simply calling 2-2441 and asking for Classified, you will receive very courteous service and helpful' advict as to how your ad should bo worded for best results. i LIVESTOCK t valley Packing Compaay QaeUnomi) Fat Dairy ' 13.68 curter , u.uo ox i.im Heifers - IS 00 to 20.00 Bulls 20.00 to- 24.00 Good veal Calves LAMBS Yearlings . Ewes Feeders Sheared Lambs 23.00 to J6.00 22 00 to 33.00 20.00 to 21.50 10.00 to 18.00 . LOO to 1 00 18.00 1A 0 Vbout tlM less Why Suffer Any fte etkers tan, ase e reaaedles. Aasarlag ce4 years to China. No what alUacato yeo are affnetea Siserdera. stoosttis. heart, et , kidneys, gas, e stts d diabetes, rbeswstlras. gsJ Set (ever. sk. fe e CHARLIE CHAN CBINESI 04 If C PSeee I-IRS tALKM. OR . Office Beers to a. liwa.aatdS- Osuy KTiB i -:- . rm t . -c ; f in " v 4 - were f 111 . i . rm ) i. 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