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Newspaper Page TextA i Chinawaro Blossoms Out in j Many Fascinating New ; Patterns for Fall 3 V t J ' By SUE GARDNER While inany manufactures of Eriod furniahicgs far the home re been simplifying their pro ducts for . cco- temDorary liT iag. the expon-l ents of. modern decor have been softenifif their designs and, veering away from, stark sim- olicity. inn v trend is notice- able in the new china and glass ware for fall. You will find' more design in the contemporary -" collections and a refining of pat terns in the formal table ware. One company that has featured solid color 'china, for many years . has brought out a group of dishes In charcoal grey and golden . melon with Just a hint of pattern . on some. The patterned pieces, such as .dinner plates, are com bined with solid color items, such is soup, bowls. The cups have the elicate design while tht. saucers are plain. - The patterns" are - simple: a fleur ce lis, a wood vine, or a swirling arabesque pattern with an abstract Persian feeling. The interplay of white china with the delicate colored design and the solid darker pieces allows for many interesting variations in table settings. The china is oven proof and ranges from egg cups' to i tureens atad large casseroles. , a : Casaal-Chhta i Russel Wright's new ' casual china features multiple uses, with a shallow gumbo dish serving for baker, stew pot and soup dish. , The coffee cnrafe can also be ' used as a bud vase and a new three and three-quarter quart tu reen 'makes an excellent baker and server for a variety of dishes. The new items come in ice blue, parsley green, avovado yellow, ;iipe apricot nutmeg brown, white and oyster grey." ' " A new group of glassware f de signed by Eva Zeisel, called "silhouette," resembles s o in e- . what the outline, of hurricane candle stick tops. A delicate shading has J been achieved by ' having , the glass in one piece, thin at the top aod heavy, at the - base. You can mix or match colors from' a choice of amber, . amethyst, chartreuse, s m o k,e,; light blue or clear crystal. Judg ing from a "dropping" demon- He Fm0t6f$rimgfoHm stration at the first showing, the glasses are pretty hardy. Each glass has a variety of uses and there are four sizes," for juice or wine, ice drinks, i sherbet and regular goblet container. An example of traditional china simplified for contemporary use la. a new wheat pattern in a car amel brown tone. This is a mod erate priced dinner; set. with a wide range of platters and pitch ers or jugs or use in either buf fet or regular table settings. A company known for ft fine china had a surprising number of fine dinnerware patterns for those with a taste for delicate dishes. Only a few of the ornate, all- over designs were shown. Gift China The return of Interest In fine china accessories has led one company to revive Its once popu lar pieces and add new items as gift suggestions. An unusual honey jar in cream color looks like "beehive with gold raised bees for decoration. Stylized flowers on bud vases with just a hint of color in the base, candy dishes. ! cigarette boxes and similar items have all one color or just a touch of gold trimming. S The peasant type pottery dishes are still popular with hornemak ers who have Early American or Provincial homes. I Several new and colorful patterns are avail able Li this type of china. One , manufacture noted for his peasant patterns is introducing children's sets with mugs, cups, saucers or bowls for infant and toddlers, with nursery story decorations. For those who like the black and white combinations there is a new design of black and grey geometric designs on white coupe shapes with serving pieces shown with black! iron bases. Black and white is also used for a new glass group of curio col lection glasses. These show trains, shiDs. autos and other examples of curio interests! in seven dif ferent sizes of drinking glasses. Among the import items are a number of new designs in cut crystal including sugar and creamer, tray and bonbon dishes. Domestic crystal, cut or plain, is also seen in many new designs. Fred Press has designed a beau tiful modem wine f glass set with a tall, graceful bottle and slim 'stemware, all hand blown. Import !:;'- A new dinnerware set imported from Germany is leaned Sienna. s rcc i I -I James T. Tucker, at a local Hospital Oct. IT at the age of 87. Lata rest dent C 1139 S. fai SI Survived by two daughters. Mrs. iiert-smun oz Salem and Mrs. Joe Reading- of Kla math rails: three sans. Percy of Tilla mook; John of Santa Barbara. Calif. J. C Tucker of Snniigfieia. Also several grandchildren and great grandchildren, survive, services wui bo held in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel st X pjn. Monday. Oct. 20. the Rev. C w. Turner officiating. Interment in City View Cemetery. BULLIS . (.-: Howard BuIUa. late resident of Val lejo. Calif. Graveside services Monday. uct. 20 at l -jo pjm-. ur. ew n. xiunv ingtoa officiating' under direction of Clough-Barrtck Co. Interment In the lOOf" Cemetery, j KACFFMAN ' i ' Mrs. Mary Eva Ksuffman. late real- dent of Stayton. at a local boipital Oct 1. Survived by husband. Roy Kauffsoa n of Stayton; daughters, Mrs. Laura May Reber : of Portland: Mrs. Ruth Maria Beckham of . n yettevuie. N. C; sons. Sgt. James Michael of Orlando. Fla .: CdL Charles Michael of Ft. Lews. Wash.; Delbert Michael of Portland: sisters, ' Mrs. SaBy Hatfield of BatuetTound. wasn.: Mrs. Anna Rolf of Grass Valley, Ore.: Mrs. Daisy Simons at Dallas: brother. Albert Terry of Battleground. Waah4 Harrison Terry of Monmouth; Everett Terry of Battle- rmtiru!. wish, xnree aranacnuaren also survive. Announucement of serv- I ices later by the Oough-Barrick Co. LOONET i . ' t Robert us A. Looney, at the residence. 975 D St, Oct II at the aga of sz. Survived by wife. Mrs. Bertha Looney of Salun: four daughters. Mrs. Marie s Vi m w a iT. .. SEOUL, Korea A GI. Us face showing pain. Us fighting- togs tor 1 ;-y HoiuTd of Ami anil hloodv. can barelT stand as a nontital cornsman hem nlm irora I and Mr. Phoebe Vance of Sheridan; a Jeep that hasW brought him ta a first aid post at the foot e .ffl-i 0? Portland! jeep tnat Has just Drougnt nun te a nrst aia post at ue ioot oi 1 17 grandchfldren and 37 great grand- censer te prevent Identification prior to notification of next of jun. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman.) sXty t mi ii im Snleiair . Obituaries Scdcxn Maibot : Quotations Stdalaflau Sclara Orticjom ScOcfobty IS.' lSS-iy . I (Aa eg late yesterday) Pre solum No. 1 No. 3 BUTTBK Wholesale ' Retails MiU a Itarug i ; Wbo.'saie prices range to 7 cents - ovet buvuaa Largo AA Large A . Medium AA Medium -, Pullet .77 .7S CaU 2-2441 for Pcllicg Power orioo.1 .61 J7 .45 .41 Jt4 , J7 3 J4 M -1VB..10CK. (Valley Packlaa Coasaaay QaotaOoas) 1. 4.WKJ3; bakers 4J6-75; 33 lb. 1.15 35; It lb. 48-50c; No. Is. 1.(0-7; long wnire no. is. .oo-za. Hay U. S. No. 3 areen alfalfa. 38.00-39 00 delivered car and truck lots, f ob. Portland; delivered Seattle. .7J0-JS-W. 400 Agriculture POULTRY. Leghorn Hens Colored Hens Colored rryers Ola n eters Roasters 402 Ihrestock Fat Dairy umer Heifers Bulls Good Veal Calves LAMBS Ye-r lings . Ev Feeders 13.00 to 14.00 13.00 to 13.00 18.00 to 18.00 18.00 to 11.00 34.00 to 36.00 . 30.00 to 34.00 32.00 9 rHVK hSf- .nil KiT1 a T.lf. m . .in mwuw. ..u mu. ru..w. S and months old. Also registered bereford bull, la months. CaU Sat urdav and Sunday. Aumsville 2681 for directions. BLACK Shetland mare to foal 1st of December. 1 year old spotted mare colt E. J. Hlllier. 1 mile East and . 1 mile North of Brooks Sheared Lambs A0M to lt.00 LOO to i.M 18.00 REGISTERED Suffolk ewe lambs. A lew older bred ewes. J. J. Thompson. Rt. 5. Box 398. Salem. Ph. 4-1915. .About 81.00 less Portland Produce Wi TAHITI TO PRODUCE QUININE PAPEETE, Tahiti (-Tahiti is going to get into the quinine busi ness. The French Colonial Depart ment of Agriculture has deter mined that climate and soil here are ideal for the cinchona tree, from whose bark quinine is ex tracted. A government announce ment says cinchona, plantations will be established under govern ment auspices, with financial aid to private land owners. , 1 WANTED WALNUT MEATS A i Two Buying Stations This Year i 280 South Liberty St. . Phono 44173 , "-!- L , i And Oixutr's Market Phono 2-3273 1 4200 N. River Road -..j' CASH PAID ON DELIVERY ORCUTT SHELLED NUT CO. r ZSiJB. Lteriy Street i Ii 1 , i ; r 4-17s SALEM. OREGON The dishes were designed by Sigfried Moeller, ceramic artist. and introduce the use of trans lucent white tin glaze over a red- brown base. The edge of the dishes are left unglazed to show the earthware's color. The dishes have been fired at a great tem perature, and are machine shap ed but individually hand finished. Plates are coup shaped with a gradual upward turn at the rim, soup and serving dishes are rounder, and coffer pots and some of the cups are more jug shaped. (Copyright ISSX. General Features Corp.) Business children. Services w ul be held at the Virgil T. Golden Chapel at 3 p.m. Tuesdsv. Oct 21. with Interment in City View cemetery. , ZWEIACHER I : ' I Alfred Zwelacher. late resident of Salem Route 3. Box 4. at a local hos pitaL Oct. 17. Husband of Sara Zwei acher of Salem: brother of Emu. Adolph and Jake Zweiacher, all of Oklahoma. Announcement of services DETROIT, Mich-Expansion of iEr ESZtoEM Oo. JNauonai Automotive fiDres, mc operations in Canada by the build ing of a new plant In the Toronto area, was announced Saturday by R. J. Stack, president. Stack said the company's whol ly-owned subsidiary. Canadian Automotive Trim, Ltd., has award ed a contract for building a new plant in tht Ajax area. The plant will represent an investment of approximately $1,000,000 for building and equipment which will produce interior trim and seat covers. ' j , ' Oregon Flax Textiles of Salem Is a subsidiary of National Auto mobile Fibres. Ultrafax is a word in electronics meaning high speed transmission! of the written word, r U A II TED ! If 11BSOS aEili AND NUT MEATS Edg-eat anh price on delivery j ; ' Ilorris IHorf cm Packing Go. SONotrronLSuSclom ToL 3-7633 . i Cm' mi tummnfr', l Si'rf 'ti ' n.f m ftiit imimJ u FroBi QEiQ qM 'To iq bftlier Salem is telliing about SMessiiieii 11 ml M Gesul'ts lt' Ea$y J-". Phone 2-2441 1 Todoyl 7 It's! Easy . Phona . 2-2441 Todayl REASONS Low Cost Courteous Service Wide Circulation Friendly Credit Quick Rtsuhs Read Thcso Result Stories! Mrs. T. W. Klsse of Rte. 1 ran this aa for aat day. ROOM size etreaUtor weed ' beater. Rte. X Bex xxx. Phono ' l-XXXX - . By t:lt AO, aha ha4 received IS eaDa and aeM the heater to the first person who eaw ft. Sirs. Risse said whea asked what she thought ef Statesmaa Want-ads: "We've always had very good results.- , -:- Mrs. 'Aatea Seek ef Rte. S raa this ad for one day. . Bartlett Fears. $1 a box. Phone X-XXXX. ' Mrs. Keeh said: "Almost as fast as I -laid fe receiver dowa another - call came to." H- M. lWadbent raa this ad far S days aad said deaess ef calls were received. Feaeh pickers wanted. Breadbent xx milee stralrht west ef Keixer achooL Fhene x-xxxx erepings. Bad thia to say abemt the ad: "We get se Bny eaDa that we lust had to have It taken omf j , Mrs. rred Kurts raa this ad for S days ad received IS calls. X B-DROOM elder type house. SSI month. Inqaire Cabia 4 Fir Crest Trailer Faxk. N. ; River Rd. Mrs. Karta had this to say: "Better resalta from SUteamaxu Use States man exclusively." ... - ; j Regardless of year wasrt or need, there's a SUtesmaa Waat-Ad to bring yea qvick resalts. Simply call Z-2U RATES Por Word ; ; 4e Par WortIr 3 times 10 Por Word, 7 times 1 1 Por Word, t month .60c Minimum chargo 10 words 1 FOn o DUYi::3 o sau::s O RHITIIIG o trad:::g piio;je 5 V ;vjjuai ) LOCKE3 BEEF Whlteface Hereford. 36c. locker pork. 35c. Custom killing. Trailer loaned tree. Salem Meat co 1325 S S5th. Ph. 3-4858. BUNUED Livestock buyer Clauoe Kdwards Rt S Bo W9E Pt LICENSED and bonded Uvestock buy er I Snet.hen 165 Kenwood Ave Phone J-1345 BONDED livestock Buyer McCandftah 1127 S 5th Ph COSTLY ART Salf- portrait by : Margait Datanaa, daseendant of Jobann SebastUa Bach, has eyes aad pendant of diaaaends worth 140.OS0.O0t franca at fear Farle e HMttea. BUNDED Livestock 'uyer. A a Sum mer .130 Cnemawa rU. Phone 4-Zell 404 Pouitry and Rabbits " 450 WHITE LEGHORN pullets now Uy . - WUI In if. Must be sold each. Phone 3-6442. HENi wanted, top prices paid. Also custom kill inc. Newell Poultry Plan. Rt S. Box 108. Salem. Phone 4-3428, - . WING needs rabbits. 3985 State. 4-391B. rOR SALE. Hens. $1.50. Pullets 11.75. Hynnes roosters, also ut nens. z.oo a piece. 1650 Boone Rd. - FOR SALE: Pedigreed Fired pul lets. 20 weeks old. Steinberger's Hat- chery. Silverton. CHOICE Rhode Island Red pullets. Laying. Jennings poultry arm. I hone 3-5429 GOLDEN BROAD aad New Hampshire chteks. hatcAed every Monday and Thursday. Our chicks stow faster. Fox' Hatchery. 3830 State St Phone 3-4969. . RABBITS w.nted. anv size St auanUty. Also purebred breeding stock: (or sale. Ph. 2-7107 PORTLAND tAP) Saturday But terfat Tentative, subject to unmedi ate change Premium quality, maxi mum to .33 to one per cent acidity. delivered in Portland. 78-Slc lb: tint quality 17-79c; second quality 74-77c. vauey routes ana country points a cents less. Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score. 74c lb; n score, 72c; B, 90 scort, 71c; C. 89 score. 70c. , . cneese Miuag price to poruana wholesalers Oregon singles 45ik-48c lb: Oregon s-m Joax. u-54c Eres to wholesalers candied eggs containing no loss, cases included, f.o.b. Portland A Urge 61',ic-64',ic: A med ium, 52 ',i-55 "ic: B grade, large. 4-51c Eggs To retailers uraae aa. larce. 72-73c: A large. 65-Mc: AA me dium, 58c; A medum. 56-57c; A small, 39-43c. Cartons 3 cents additional. - Live chickens No. 1 quality, f.o.b. plants Fryers. 3a-3 lbs. 3-37c; 3-4 lbs. 36-37c: roasters. 4,i lb. up 38-37 c: heavy hens, all weights. 20-21c; light hens, all weights. 15-15c; old roosters, 13c. Rabbits Average to growers live white, 4-1 lbs. 23-26C, 5-6 lbs. 20-24c; old does, lo-uc. lew rugner; rresn dressed fryers to retailers. &9-63c. cut ud S5-68c. Fresh dressed meats wholesalers to retailers! . dollars ner cwt: Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs. 55.00-57.00: good. 48X0-55.00: commer ciaL 40.00-47.00: uUlity. 33.0U-43.00 cows, commercial. 34.00-40.00; utility. 31.00-35.00; canners-cutters. 31.00-34.00. Beef cuts choice steers Hind quar ters. 63.50-64.20; rounds, 62.00-63 JO; fuU loin, trimmed. B2.0O-D4.BU: tri angles, 45.00-49.40; fore-quarters, 48.00- I ina Pofe 69.00. Veal Good -choice. 44.oo-5X.oo: com mercial. 38.00-47.ao. Pork cuts Louis, cnoice, a-u id. 57J)0-60.00: shoulders. IS lb. 3S.00-H.00; spareribs, 49 50-540; fresh hams, ,10-14 lbs, 54.00-56.00. Lambs Choice-prune. o-w ins. l& 00-50 Do: aood. 46.00-49.00. Mutton cood-cnoica. ii.ou-jw. Wool Grease basis, nominally. 45c lb to growers. country-oresaea meats. z.o.o. ron- Und: Beef Utility cows. so-S3a lb: can' nera-eutters 2a-30c Veal Too quality. 45-47o lb: good rough neavtes zs-jsc. Hogs Lean Diocxers. su-iio id; sows, light. 24-26c. Lambs Best. 49-4BC lo. Mtittim Best. 13-15C lb. OniAiui BO-lb sacks West Oregon vellows. medium. 2.23-83: 10 lb sacks 3U-99C; WASH. KWI uu luuua I ,. , - , Ml yellows, medium 2A0-25:: s-inch min, I 410 Seeda and Plaxxta Potatoes ora.-wasn. Bosseta. no. "ir-5 3-6147 450 Merchandise 455 Household Goods Fox Sola DINING design priced. table. 0 chairs. and finish. Phone 3-5526. Outstanding Attractively HOUSEHOLD GOODS, new electrie Frigidaire range, davenport and chair. 2613 Hare Ave. Phone S-SS0L auMt, i,oU. Furniture contents. tabie lamps books, fire screens, nov elties 70 Ben Vista (Candaiar ). Phone 3-5117. 7 UNFINISHED Furniture ready to paint Complete stork at Good Housekeeping Inc. 67 Court St 456 Wanted. Household Goods CASH "AID for good used household iiems. Barker's Furniture. Phone 2-8512. 495 Lancaster Dr. Open every dsy and eve, till 9 p.m. Call Trader Louie, 3-8558 Courteous Appraisal Immediate Cash take S1.50 WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE Valley.Fnra. Co. '2-7472 WANTED Jleavy and light hens, fryers. also custom killing. Phone Z-Z801 ! Hatchrv. N"W HAMPSUlkt Chicks, day-old and started Weekly batches. Lee a Chtcaa grow fast Phone .-2861. Lea's Hatcher I YOUNG azure parakeet hen, call 4-1860, TWO male full blood Boston screwtail pups. $25 each. 469 5. College, Mon mouth. Phone 21-J7. PART Persian kittens to give to good homes. 4-2575. 4211 Market St. KITTY will do Ught mousework for food noma. Good references, rnone .IMS CHOW puppies. Philara's, Sherwood. Oregon. Phi 1-0188. TERRIER MOTHER and half-Chihau- hua puppy for sale. E. 1. HUUer. 1 mue East ana l mile worxn oi proon. hone Stafford 8393. Salem MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, equip ment suDDlies, X miles from Lan caster on Maeay Road. Ph. 1-7321 Closed on Wednesdays. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM, 195 Mc Coy, i block east of n. capraw. ia block north of , Madison. 300 Personal 312 Lost caid Found " "We're Moving K 1000 S yr. old Camellias for hedges. $1.00 each. Rhododendrons. $1J0 up. Azaleas. 15c up. 2840 Mt. View Dr. Ph. 3-6028 after 11 ."00 AJ4. I LOST: Lady's billfold. S-971S. Reward. Green. Phone 412 Fruit and farm Produce LOST: ' Red . plastic key-ease down town Between rennys at rrea asyers. rriday noon. Call X-5141 after 4.t o.m. Reward. 1 LOST in vicinity of Hood and Cottage St. Grey work jacket, f none a-3n. GRAPES. J. Weigum. Rl PH. Z-597Z. 340 Chemawa 453 BuUdlng Materiala RET) CEDAR SHINGLES GRADES. Delivered or pick-up. Ted MuUer. Phone evenings. 2-1196. KEITH BROWN SPECIALS DOORS 2-0"x6-8" l'i 3 panel 2'0"3c6'0" 1 panel .$3.75 aa. $7.50 -47.00 All sizes fir & mahogany flush doors from $6.00 ea. At up Windows 26x241 CM. No. SS5 28x24 24x28 $4 00 aa. ..S4 00 ea. ..$3.75 aa. Built-in Ironing Board Cabinets- wood i $8.20 ea. Reject 1x8 & lxS. RL Knotty Pine Paneling $100.00 at, KEITH BROWN LBR. YARD Front Court Ph. 3-illt We Give S&H Green Stamps WE INSTALL THE FOIXOWTNO ITEMS ROOriNO CUTTXRfl SIDINO PLASTIC TH MXCARTA DRAIN BOARD ROCK WOOL INSULATION CABINETS MONTGOMERY 135 K. Liberty WARD Phone 8-3W, ; LOST: On or near Hickory St. Man's blue wool sweater, call 3-7750. 316 Personal Get-Acquainted Club THROUGH SOCIAL correspondence, thousands meet their "Ideal." Write today for list of eliglblea. Simpson Box 1Z51. uenver. t;oio. LONELY? Want to met that "certain someone"? Send $1-00 aud a self addressed stamped envelope to In troductory Service. General Delivery. Eugene. Oregon. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous SlSfe IT Commercial St. Piu. 2-210. Meetinc Sunday S pjn. Tuesday S p Fri day S p.m. ALCOHOLICS Aaonymous group No L 2088 N Commercial. Phone 8-S41S 3-4531 P O Boa 724. PILES ' (Hemorrhoids) Fistula, Fissure, Itching, Pro lapse, and other Rectal dis orders .corrected. Md Trocmcml Call for examination or write for free description Booklet. Dont become incurable by de lay. r; : i D. Reynolds IU). Kectal SpecUUst , Xt7J Falrcronads Kd. Salem. Oreroa FOR SALE, Squash for feed. $5 per ton. Don't call Saturday, a miles a t- oz Jefferson. Phone 402 Jefferson. APPLES, good quality. $1.00 bu. U- pick. Mrs C. cernik. hu a xtox soi. Phone evenings 3-1286. BLUE GRAPES. 5c lb. bring contain- ers. R. H. Wacken. Rt. 3. Box Harel Green. Ph. 2-3169. - STRAWBERRIES St blackberries. U- pick. Sat. mt Bun. on K.eizer ho. nrsi lace west Oregon iecuic cross luk. I! -mi Inhn A 5sw rlpht. CAULIFLOWER. $1.00 a box. Sweet com. S1JW a bag tor cannina ana freezing, ltt miles South of 4 Cor ners. - TOMATOES H grape U-pick or picked. 2 miles on wauace no. - mile on Fiala Rd. A. E. Pelker. CAUIFLOWZR FOR FREEZING LARGE, white heads. $1.25 a crate. Phillips Bros, rnone -wo a n East of 4 Corners. ; 414 Foe rn t ipmect PLYWOOD PLYWOOD i X PLYWOOD 14" 4x8. 16 Me. slight glue defect 4" mahogany 30 x 42 , 33c ft. Several thousand smaller pieces plywood loir as Se on W. 10e on . FuU stock of standard plywood. Including wa terproof, i.i Siding, all grades from $59 JO to $3454. Flooring 1x4 Tr $89.50. cheap stuff $59.50. Oak $114J0 up. Car aldinf $49.50. , i Ceiling tile and plank, all sizee. some colors. Wallboards of all kinds and thicknesses, low as $1.40 4x8. Pouring fiberglass $1.35 bag. All aia as blanket type. ZonoUta. Use our tree cheerful estimating serv ice. 30 months to pay. nothing sows If desired. There's a reason why we're so busy.! Ask your neighbor. Portland Road Lumber Yard . "Ooen all day Saturday" $54$ Portland Road Ph. 4-441 SINGLE horse trailer. B. Garrison. 5319 Swegle Rd., 450 Merchandise 451 Macfagrr and Tools RENT or buy: All types electrical or hnd tools, garden tractors, sprayers lowser Broa 1185 8. 12th. i . i a. i gl ousenoia Vsooas ior s 410" WOOD range, good condition. Phone 3-8867. AUTOMATIC oil heater, smoke pipe e-M 47 W 17th. G. E. ELECTRIC stove. 2 months oH 1 year old G. XV. Refrigerators, S year old G. E. Automatic-washer. 3 year m diiu-ita aet. 2 months old daven sort and chair, chests of drawers. Box springs and mattress. 4309 Cherry ' Ave. - '- Crook County Hereford Association STOW and SM ; ! October 23-2 i J Crooked River Roundup Fairgroundf, Printville, Ore; 73 Registered Hereford Bulls 1 Polled Hereford Bull v 4 Foundation Females CONSIGNOStS: Cecil Eetoman, Lakovlew J. R. Irf & Sons, Prln- J. A. Cain - Son, PrinevKU Frank Cochran, Browhsvtll Jo Flshar, Warran A, C Hersch, SaUm Hariey $. Hotchklss, Bums J. L Jacob & Sons, Prina- Show: Ocf. 23 - 1:00 fM. CONSIGNORS: ' Kalldarw Hartford Ranch r ; Upina R. E. Lyndsr Redmond Jack McCaffery, Powell ." Eutta . .. Kannath Martin, Kent ' -W. V. Merchant, Culver Charles Mendetl, Lakaviaw Bwms Mo rttg ornery, frino- vRle r I;-: - -Stearns Cat! Co., PrinevHl Salat Oct. 24 12:33 PA. For Information ft Catalogs, Writet leornun Jacob, Prajldant, PrinavCa, Ort-on Roof Time Repair that roof before the rains start. FIBER ROOF COATTNO ls Sl-ls gal . I i S3 gaL PLAIN ROOT COATTNO lis $110 gal. S's as gaL . WET PATCH WET SURFACE LEAK Fixer $2.40 gaL 72e qt. 4S-LB.1 SMOOTH ROLL ROOrTNCI tTSS roU - S5-L3. SMOOTH ROLL ROOFTNO , $2.7S roU , S-LB. SMOOTH ROLL ROOFTNO S3J0 roU Keith Brown Lbr. Yard Front and Court Phona J-Slll , - We Give S St H Green Stamps - Why Suffer Any Longer sfkest ethers fait mm mm Cklsise reatedies Aaaaatag s ace ess for MM rears se Ckiaa. Me aaatter wltk ktl aliewts rmm are afflietea ar-ra. staasiUs. weart, taags. srv e. kl eaters, gaa. t Ipstlea. a leers aiaketes. rheansattam, gall aad feta. der fever, sain, feasat umiau CHARLIE CHAN cm. msst CO. CM n Cea eratat rMM 2-itie SALEM. OU. omee Beers t te a. aa4 Sat Onlv 1 VqU 1 "" J I ( -!"- U M Btf 1 caas N D Of O. Caaa mJt DBS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE NATCEOPATBS CptUIrs. 141 Norts LTbertF omee aoea Ssrordaa ealy. te I 9 , 1 Cease Watt fclS aeessatre atf mrtm testa re free eg charge f" Write ret attractive gift Me e .'atiea -" J 1 -B