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New Seed Regulations Big rroblem . A federal regulation that re quires sampling and testing of all teed taken over to the Production and Marketing administration this year poses a big problem for Ore gon seed growers that only plan Sing and cooperation can solve according to Dr. D. D. Hill, head Cf the farm crops department at Oregon State College. . . The difficulties lie in the fact that seed testing facilities would Additional farm news will ar in tomorrow's pa- appe per. x . - j- rhf lob And n nmtiirf he costly to seed growers and warehousemen, vmmm Underway r-k-w.r- date for cover crop seeds vetches, crimson clover, x.. nd ryegrass was February j7 That program is now underway. For hay and pasture seeds alta fMm alfalfa, ladino. alsike and a -wer the take-over is scheduled May 1. Sampling and testing of these seeds, involving perhaps as many as 20,000 lots, is h hi nroblem. Since the new regulation was .nnnimNKl at the Growers Seed lnffu meeting in December, Ac&nt committee from the league, Oregon Feed and Seed dealers, the state department of agricul ture and OSC has managed, after great effort, to get a heiprui moai- fication oz tne ruie. : limnlM Sabmitted ; The modification provides that only 10 per cent of the samples in warehouses must be submitted for test If those samples conform to previous tests, the entire lot will be accepted. If they do not, the entire lot must be tested. One other thing that brightens the outlook Is that seed on which oualitv and Quantity is guaranteed by warehousemen will be accepted without further-test provided it has been tested since December 1 Dr. Hill urges warehousemen and growers to cooperate in this guar- K tee. wherever possible to speed e program and to lighten the load on the seed laboratory in May and June. He also recommends arly planning within the counties for prompt handling of the seed. Members of the joint committee working on the problem include teed league Joe Harland, Rick- Siall, Tom Ruckman, Imbler, and ugh Willouehby, Harrisburg: seed dealers Howard Hadley and James Jenks. Albany, and Robert white, Salem; state department of agriculture, - Frank McKennon, thief, division of plant industry; OSC Dr, Hill and Mrs. Louisa Jensen, seed testing laboratory.' The greatest wealth of native slant materials in the United Stat es is . found in i narrow coastal klt along the Pacific Coast, ac , cording to the American Associa tion of Nurserymen. 1 Prone Growers . aiaiea wiarca mmit ' .- e - I y arneri to Irftt At Woodburn Hall J. Buford Brown of Woodburn Is boasting a new cow member of the Performance Register oz tne American Guernsey Cattle Club. Tideland Patrice, two-years-old, produced 9,561 pounds ! of milk containing 496 pounds of butter fat in 610 milkings. Patrice is- the daughter of the: outstanding Guernsey sire, Chicona Plainsman, that has 16 daughters in the Per formance Register. i .. - v m m And not to be estrone by fbe Guernseys, Hester Sybil Lady Iota, a registered Jersey, ewaed by Lawrenee aad Rebbins, An rora, baa made an Metal Herd ImpreTement Registry predic tion record ef 11,523 pounds ef milk containing (It pounds ef bntterfat at the age of 11 years and 3 months. And there seems, say the owners, te be a lot ef production In the old girl yet. - - A North Lebanon Water Control District has been formed with Roy Fitzwater, Lebanon as chairman and William i Easton. Lebanon, vice chairman. Directors are Ethan Hull Don Snyder, Earl Liggett, Walter Kowitz, C. O. Pape, Leb anon; Will White. Scio, and Ray mond Meyer, Albany. f The " district comprises 5,200 acres - along tne boutn aaonam River between Lebanon and San derson's bridge. The chieg pur nose oi tne aistricv organizers say, is to have a legal body to deal with the corps of engineers on flood control projects. At this week's meeting land owners reported floods of the past winter as ha vine done more dam age than any during the past 10 years. A complete survey of the damage is being made by the di rectors and information ; gathered will be sent to the corps of en gineers. ' i Jack Evey, whe has been county agenting In Polk far some time, is moving to Corvallis this week. Jack is Joining an appli ance service and repair firm In the college town. Main Rleeh ert, - home economies extension -agent In Polk, Is bewailing the fact that the best repairman In the office Is leavings "Jack," she says, "can fix any thin-. ' . It's true every time! If you go to a turkey meeting, you get ham or swiss steak. If you go to a swine association meeting, you get pout try. So it's very befitting that at the meeting of the Clackamas County Livestock Association to be held at Beavercreek Grange Hall on Tuesday, March 31, ar rangements have been 1 made to serve smoked turkey and baked salmon. The rest of the meal, says NatEtzeL president, Canby, wil be no-host . . . but with those two. who needs a ' rest. Arranging the meeting, along with Nat, are Mau rice Buxton, Cecil Snyder. Harold Ridingi, . all of MolaHa; Walter Fisher, Oregon City; Everett Shib- ley, stacada. uu AOTcaituro SetforThrip Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical ATM PhaTmera i A Marion County farm crops I American Airlines meeting is scheduled for Satur-i American Power & light day. March. 23, in the Woodburn I American Tel. & Tel. American Legion HalL Hollis Ot- American Tobacco By The Associated Press 73 75. 55 14 2 158 73 Prune thrip season will soon be I taway. county extension agent, re-1 Anaconda Copper Vr3 T. TJrrTaM Ports: The meeting commences at Atchison Railroad ft..?!rshd 10 ajn. and eWbodr is Invited. Bethlehem Steel a- . i www J a ui uuuiaiaa wccu ujiili ?a aw a ii a a i nil i iyi a w mv cultural agent, saia we lesaay.i 1:7,7 V" 1 1 u. aa; -,-. I .ii .-- ., 1 rUlfrni Parkins! tie material to bemused should e I I" "T WL Foota and I Canadian Pacific Ik. v For, farm t nrofsorst Caterpillar Tractor ween, oe aaaea. xjut. wui cm tne -,zrr' r-z ' iZZZ-iiZl rvian. rnmmtinn recommended mtrot material I f.mKanaf. , exiensiou wumj - " - - 1 - a .ii.a j - www a sit-w - a nrrvm i uni speciausi, anu rvex . r arrcu, ex-1 zrr.' m tension farm crop specialist, all ""yi4- frnm nwimn Ktatm CMmam. I ConSOUOatea JMllSOn Rniwrt Miiir Wn)him Tinuim I Consolidated Vulte 2, head of the Marion County farm crops committee will be chairman. this season. Growers can use one of the fol lowing- combinations: (1) A spray made of one pint of 25 per cent DDT emulsion with-enough water to make 100 gallons of spray; (2) Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft a it . ajrpramadeof two Pounds of 50 1 SoTibd V250Bn uk " 1. . "v: " JCL -mA I fertilizer questions are invited. gallons Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio i General Electric ; General Foods ; General Motors r Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire 42 99 55 47 84 16 26 31 62 30 87 92 39 21 66 9 71 99 46 13 ! 72 ; 55 ; 67 17 ' 58 i 39 31 ! 54 72 ' 76 i 9 28 Business of spray; or (3) a dust I made of 5 per cent DDT combined I yjlIjui with sufur or other non-alkaline If UriTI Vtt 1 6i1uur materials. m . - j - j I March 2S-27 Orppon ind Wash. Thm nut- rf thn'rx nwrfMM lOflOD (Jnrlstmas Tree Growers I xiomesiaxe jaiiuiiK aj. is reached usually when 30 to 40 meeting, Public Library, Portland. International Harvester ner cent of th hlrxoom hud hnwl Ulap-K VAm e-1 a " - Awmwm,m mtmmm iivatviu n t a, x o i m ti green at the tips. Growers having Maintenance Tractor Conference, "J" a thrips problem apply their first Corvallis. rS? V? S? nrrr n .j . u l.. j I . . m .-v . uuut. mnnu mju. ay i. a j ui uusi wueu uic uuui apni Oregon owuie rowers t vV--j some years, a second application I Albany. may be necessary a few days later. April 11 Oregon Swine Growers Thrips are about as wide as a Carcass Show, Nebergall's Packing narrow pencil line and aDOUt nlant. Albanv. lZOth inch long. They are visible April 14 Oregon Cattlemen's A A. t I a a I - . m me naxea eye u me grower i AssociaUon eraded feeder sale. t-o lunrrrc rw. 1 t ZmZ " ri;. ;0MP corvaiiis Auction yard. icyholders and beneficiaries of the nrJ tS. ?i c M?r lV C.U n 7 Prudential Insurance Company ored material. Adult thrips arelSnrin Jersev Show. Canbv. I j i - i m v w i wa i a rsa 11 wr - a 1 1 i w ilii mm ujLai wade or brown colored. Mav 19 Oreeon SheeD Breeders T Tn n - Thrips may do serious damage field day, 8:30 a. m Corvallis. hn n . nwt wn niaAd .. py reeding on tne iiower parts, Jane is Annua arm crops thus causing a "blasting" of the Field Day, OSC blossoms. Sometimes thrips dam-1 Jane 16-24 Annual 4-H Sum- age is serious one year and slight mer School, Corvallis. the next. If a heavy population! Jane IS Oregon Poultry Hatch builds up, thrips can wipe out a I cry Association conference, Withy Drune ctod before the trees even I combe HalL Corvallis. have a chance to "set" the bios- ' Jane 19 Oregon Poultry Im- Qfk1a rrwA HrTAn nrmmMt Aw.-tIn t,t. WtWWW UUU Withycombe hall, Corvallis. Loew's Incorporated 13 Long Bell A 31 Montgomery Ward 64 Nash Krviriator - 24 jS New York Central - 24 Northern Pacific - - 76 Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric 39 Pacific TeL & TeL 118 Packard Motor Car t Penney (J. C) Co. 66 Pennsylvania R. R. 22 Pepsi Cola Co. 13 Philco Radio 34 Radio Corporation 27 Rayonier Incorp 30 Rayonier Incorp Pfd 34 Republic Steel - 52 Reynolds Metals 54 Richfield Oil " 60 Safeway Stores Inc. 35 Scott Paper Co. 57 Sears Roebuck & Co. 60 Socony-Va cuum Oil 35 Southern Pacific 48 Standard Oil Calif 56 Standard Oil N. J. 74 Studebaker Corp. . 40 Sunshine Mining '9 Swift & Company 39 Transamerica Corp. 28 Twentieth Century Fox 18 Union Ofl Company 41 Union Pacific 48 United Airlines 31 United Aircraft 39 United Corpor;.tion - -5 United States Plywood 31 United States Steel 42 Warner Pictures 15 Western Union Tel . 41 Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wool worth Company NoncK to CKEsrroKS NOTICE 13 HEREBY CIVXN that 1 I have been appointed by tha Ctreult ujun or aoanon county, uregon. pro bate Department, as administrator of the estate of HELEN SIEVERS, de ceased, and have Qualified as tucb administrator. All persons having claims a gainst said estate are notified to present the same, duly -verified. to me at 4U Pioneer Trust Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 14th day of February. CHARLES SHYERS. Administrator of the Estate of HELEN SIEVERS. deceased. WILLIAMS & SKOPIL Attorneys for Administrator T. It. 6, H. a. IZ, IS. 20. 300 Personal 316 Personal PSYCHIC Card Reader. Phone 4-4333. AiAXmUUCS Anonymous. N Commercial. Tues. and Fn. S p.m Sun 8 p.m. Phone 2-2106. 2-2843. ALCOHOLICS Anoov 2088 N Commercial S-tSTT P O Box 124- 400 Agriculture BEES for sale at sacrifice. 21 heary colonies, a mgn. aiso pee supplies. C. A. Pullen. BX. i Box 216. Canby. 402 Livestock - - - . 425 Auction Sales ous erouD No 1 Phone S-S41S er S Grain Fed Yearling Hereford Bulls Excellent locker meat or will trade tANK AiiSelV?.! for Hereford Heifers. Phone 2-7223. 1 SUUrTELUS AUCTION SALES AUCTION tOTS OP GOOD tTSETJ FUKNITUUI Ac MISCELLANEOUS TONIGHT Taj EAST SALEM AUCTION 1225 N. LANCA3TEH PH. SUDTELL'S Auction LTVXSTOCK & FURNITURE THURS, MARCH lfTH AT 10 AM. Jt 1 PJ. M4 ML X. OP SALEM ON SXLVEHTON RD. PHONE S-eWS - S complete rooms of furniture to be sold to the hlfhest bidder. Ownel leaving state. M W. Elec. Ranee. M. W. Bet. S. Bed Rm. sets. B. K. set. Hidabed. yr Baby Bed complete. 2 Twin Beds . complete. Upright piano. Washer. S Davenos. fiddle back chairs, chest p' drawers. S oce. chairs, rockers, lamp & coffee tables, table At floor lasnps hich chair, stroller, beds, coil springs, twin At full size mattresses, dishes At misc. article. Apple, on-' ion- potatoes, shrubs. , 1 P- M. LIVESTOCK Chickens At Rabbits, Calfj At vi CerStocX 18 mot. old Hereford At Milk Cows. Heifers. Bulls.-Steers. Sheep. Goats. Weaaer At Feeder Pigs. CaQ us before you hir an n, Mn 'fft. The finest in Auction Service, Salem Market Quotations in to a report being Of this total, 11,050,770 represent ed death claims. The remainder comprised matured endowments. annuities, dividends and other pay ments to living policyholders. soms. Since thrips are likely to be any where on the trees, the DDT spray or dust must be thoroughly -applied. From 35 to 50 pounds of dust is needed per acre, depending on tree spacing, age, and sizes an me trees. . State Swine Show Due at Albany Apr. 8 Compiled By The Associated Press March IS BOND AVERAGES 2 It It 16 Rails In dust Util Fgn Net change DJ D.2 D.l D.l Wednesday 150J 92t 95.0 119.1 Prer. day 190.9 B3.1 99.1 115.7 Week ago 149-2 93 3 59. 114.9 Month aco 149J S8.S 94.1 112.0 mjjrj un Alter uragKingi ,t - along with minor price changes ail stock averages day. grains came to life in the !,- i a y M L a.i m a awua, nmaxm w ua craing nail nour uu mt uoaru oi I w. rr.h ith ith rrnr trade Wednesday. The market Wednesday s&s 91.7 mj 7sj 99.5 97.7 96 J 78.1 Grain Market Qoses Strong moved up quite rapidly finishing Prey, day with eood Earns. Wheat closed -l higher. corn 1 to Z ft higher, oats Prrufiiffn rvrir mM k higher, rye 1 -l higher, soy- housewives' needs is the aim of D?anajJ1" tV5 th nrAn Conns fMWM', changed to 10 cents a hundred datJon. and a show to demonstrate j lower, what these are will be held In Al- Week ago Mooth ago Year ago 95 S . U 9S.1 97J shjx 9S.1 90 J 9sa 9S.S 79.4 77 S 79.7 Salem Obituaries Three- Presidents of me" TJ!nited States died on July 4 John Ad ams, Jefferson and Monroe. SBTPP bany by this association on April IB. - Consignments for this market hog show are invited from all Ore gon hog feeders. Earl Drury, Fall Creek, association president re ports. The carcass show on April 11 at Nebergalls Packing plant will be the climax of the demonstration. Professor A. W. Oliver, in charge or tne meat classes-at Oreeon Stat Allege will cut and grade all car- NeOrV wxu' held casses following the April 8 live at the VlrrU T. Golden Chapel Fri show. Chamnion carcass will hm the day. March JO at 1 JO pjn. with In- one with the top percentage of SY EtTn lean meat CUtS. ftciate. Ritualistic services by Pythian entries in the show win be open I Sisters, centrana Tempie, il for single animals and pens of 1 6invOLD tnree. iney must meet weight lim-1 Bessie DuChien Grlswold. la 0RTI30RIX AMD IS0T0X GARDEN A mild winter, art early sprint, hat v created an ideal condition for dis . eases and pests. Even with a dor tnant spray the wise gardener has used Isotox and Orthorix. If you missed your dormant spray this combination rvrry week or 10 days is more important than ever. So easy to mix so easy to apply! Orthorix for disease con trol Isotox for pest control. - HOME ORCHARD SPRAY. For fine fruit this year 9e thU control for many dis- asei en fruit tree9 and ' some berriei. One pound aiakt9 10 gallons. -4 ( 4 .aS Mw'V- I 3ESEIS -. vcua RSI This feet mJy ttles a-tse, eetaeafic f4ee . flit feWjtMt. tOWMe AerWeV ed hmft cere. Ask yee I OI7HO eseJer. Knew year Orthe Dealer. lie wd advise and assist yen In the EASY WAY te SUCCZSSSTJXi GACSZN- cctcx. csn)3k.x cno tzz:zzz ruci mass Stock Market Trends Vary NEW YORK W The stock market was a curious blend of stresses and strains Wednesday. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks lost 10 cents at $115.60 with the industrial and railroad Mrs. Florence Shlpp. In a local nurt-1 components each off 20 cents and inf home March IS, at the age ot TI the Utilities off 10 Cents. years. Late resident of w b. urn st.i The average now. stands only 70 Survived by daughter. Mrs. Jean New-f T" -1 TrlwV man. Hutinin. Neb.: two arandsons. unaer uw eu to me Roger and Richard Newman, both of esianusnea eariy in January. Portland Grain PORTLAND IR Coarse grain no bids. Wheat (bid) to arrive market. this I basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast Soft White 2.44 K; Soft White (ex eluding Rex) 2.44 Vi White Club 2.44 Vx. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.47 ; 10 per cent 2.47 ; 11 per cent 2.47 W. 12 per cent 2.47 Vt Car receipts: wheat 78; flour 2: corn 2; mill feed 5. its Of 180 to 220 pounds. All ani- city, March IS at the age of 79 years, trial nt4 miirf tu .laiifTtitaMu I Late resident of 730 N. Commercial -Tin-laitaLXH rrvX. -; st- W11 Grlswold. Salem; at the Albany plant. Owners who mother of Mrs. Ruth Cubahay. Ta- need pork for the locker may make I coma. Wash.. Charles H. DuChien, Los arrantrements with NehM-ffalLt- Angeles. Calif., Mrs. Hazel Hubbard, O - C TmT Uasit 'smTm naff Ms. w a. a a e a m m m j a aaueiMuva mvum mm-A m sjs j 4mtr r-niries musi De in me - iair I w.aaZ c.L.m run stn. cun. Darns ai Aioany oy ji ajn. wea-LewU stone. Iowa; suter of atoms nprlav An HI t.Jifgin tarta at I Lawson. Castle Bock. Wash- Charles 1 pjn. with a committee of three I " .""ZZ. e einuu to. viue cumi i viujurcn euiu tww sei Kiauucuuuiw i ar 1 f V ribbons axe in store for top en service wui m beia rnaay. Mrcn roniann L-IVCSIOCK .a- I jo m x p.m, in xnc w i. lujaon Ultra. o I k.ut .W M.el.al.aiaV Slli.eai a . . . , . vusilt;i waua wuviamm ewa v aewi am oien xiawains, sneao. 10m the IOOF Cemetery. Salem. Johnson. USC animal husbandry j j i I THEZLKN secretary, Ben A. we well, are help-1 of Salem. Route a. Box 453. in a local ini make show arraneements. Pre- hospital March 19. Survived by hus- oano. jonn -ineuen, saiem; aaugnier. Mrs. Aenes Wacken. 9alem. Mrs. Car la Savage. Coquille. Mra. Alma Sor- ber. Gold Beach; son, Hans A. Theilen, Eureka. Cattf. one brother and one sister in Germany; nine grandchil dren and three exeat erandchildren. Services will be held Friday. March 20 at 1030 a.m. in the Clougb-Barnc show entries will be welcome. Field Mice Damage Noted PORTLAND (JV-(USDA) Cattle salable 150; market slow; mostly steady on kinds available; fed steers and heifers scarce but de mand limited; - small lots, good steers 20.75; few utility steers 17 00; utility heifers 15.00-17.00; few commercial heifers 17.50 - 20.00 canner and cutter cows 11.00-14.00; shells down to 9.00 and below; few utility 14.50-16.00; fat bulls very slow, few sales around 1.00 lower Chapel with the Rev. T. M. Gebhard I utility and commercial bulls large- officiating. Interment will be at Bel- crest Memorial Park. one heavy utility bull ly 17.00; 19.00. Calves salable 50, market steady vrwvf anrl fWMrA vaVr i 9ft fY vaiiey neias, county agents in Vxe R.":,,, 31.00; one prime vealer 32.00; util area are renortinf. . I HighlandAy. Survived by wife. Mrs. , ll ,K u nn. IV eUJU WUUUilCihJaU AeWVnsVB.V g, VUU KOFSTEDT Lester Otto Hofstedt, in a local hoe- Mice are proving hard on grass and grains this year in Willamette Valley fields, count And while cats and cheese traps mJT nT Hmlw iX-tl w.Vh I dnwn tn 10 00 may auiswex lae mouse prooiem in i aiss Lois Jean Hofstedt. Salem; three a basement, they are not entirely I rroth'rr,5fl Hotst . s'eTO efficient in covering a field. 1"-" tnnVi. MOUSe areas are easily noticed 1 two afatera. Mrs. Chris Pcdenen. Onu. by the many dollar-size open I h. Neb Mrs. Henry Larsen. Dallas, ho!es,.An grass Immediately sur-l win he.d sarday. rounding these ; holes has been I Golden Chapel with the Rev. c. We eaten off and the loss is mounting, I ley Turner and the Rev. Coliis c COUnty agents say. ' ituair axnaaumj. Wheat poisoned with zinc chos-1 rwunvi phlde does an excellent job Ofl Frank L Xmmons. at a local hospi mouse control, farmers are ad-1 March IT. ShiDment has beea made a uonii own Vril..Zrr .tlzn. T"'"" " l- r Cloush-BarrlckCo. for serr UIC CUUUI DiJLiCCS. Home. South Bend. ices and interment. I Hogs salable 200: market active and steady on choice .1 and i butchers with 180-235 lb at 23.50 to mostly 24.00; few lots choice butchers unsold; few choice 250- 280 lb and 155-165 lb 22.00-50 choice 350-450 Xb sows 20.00-21.00. Sheep salable. 100, market steady; few good and choice 127 lb lambs 20.00; good 106 lb 19.75 choice and prime lightweights quot able to 2LO0; good feeders available to around 17.00; good and choice I ewes nominally 1.50-9 J50, , f i - - 1 . I I 9 1 V ( rtAKTEO J POOH. WHOVWHMfcf'iZeAT T-rlttTA& HWUT J&ry A lOT Of d CuiuTa? 7K2 AtO &U WEtLTKgW HACS B& AXO ) V 170 wes & lambs to be sold today at Lane Sudtells Auction. TARD (As ef late yesterday) BtTTTEJLFAI Premium No. l No. 2 BUTTER ' Wholesale Retail CGGS Byiac) (Wholesale prices range from to. 7 cents over buy las Drice) Large AA Large A Merium AA Merium A Pullet FOR SALE: S year old Guernsey cow due to freshen now, heavy producer, very renOe. 4399 State St. - 27 FOR SALE one milking shorthorn and 43 V. one Holstein. Just fresh. Heavy milk- ac. i I era. ziw Chemawa Rr. 1 miles X. i r.T k i r shiwi LiC NSQ ana bonded Uvestock buy- er. c x. snetnen, in Kenwood Ave. Phone 9-1345. ; BONDED Livestock Buyer. A t Som- mer ZI3U cnemawa Rtl. Phone 4-2617 LOCKER BEEF Whitef ace . Hereford 36c; locker pork 33c. Nothing down. nvniuis io uay (.-usrom sailing Trailer loaned free Salem Meat Co 1325 S 25t,i Ph 3-4858 JERSEY heiier calf. 3 weeks old. from registered stock. WUI trade lor little Dies. Phone 3-6242. BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C McCandnsh. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-9147. BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude Edwards. RL 3. Box 939. Ph. 4-1113. 450 Merrhandise 458 Wanted. Botxsehold Goodj CASH! MIDWAY AUCTION ' r 3583 CHERRY AVE. " " BUY. SELL OR TRADE Open daily. Ph. 4-9852; eve. 4-3505 .71 M M .79 4H?'I3Q51 OTtii? (it. mm- M 1 Pcmltry ctnd Rctbbibi POULTRY Colored Hens . Leghorn Hens . Colored fryers Old Roosters . Roasters 3 .41 M M AS JO Portland Produce FOR SALE, one doe and 1 hatches. for $5. Ph. 2-3158. WING needs rabbits. 3983 State. Ph. 4-3918. WHITE Leghorn Austrawhlte, and New Hampshire chicks. S15.00 hundred. Ph. 2 -8343, Palmer's Poultry Farm. Brooks. WAMTCU, colored fryers, colored- and Leghorn bens. Highest -price, utl Hatchery. Phone 2-Z8QI. TWICE weekly, day old chicks in New Ham, Parmenter Reds, White Leg horns. Austra-White. White Rock. White Wyandotte. Parmenter cock erels Lee's Hatchery. Phone 2-2881. !f A-woal 30 with pad. UNFINISHED Furniture, ready ta paint Complete stock at Good Housekeenine Iiu in r,w , yNLNG room set. davenport, clrcula- w neater, atea aprlnr. piano. Frank Ditchen, H miles South Lablsh Cen ter SchooL - PORTLAND IB Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate rhanirn Promhim nnslitr m a L I CUSTOM kUUng Fowl of any kind " ""V rL. .!(! IJ..ll'. Dmilt . t1., I . I TTUMI . VUA.t J wU KiD 9 days a week. RL 9. Box 109. Salem. New Hampshire pullets. only 19c. Valley Farm Store. 4-4624. CHICKS, Rrode Island . Reds. High production. Large eggs. Ph. 2-542S Jennines Puultry Farm. RA6B1 rs w-nted any sue At Quantity A lxr purebred breeding , stock tor mum to .35 to one per cent acidity. delivered in Portland, 69-72c lb: first quality 67-7 0c; second quality I spciali 64-67C. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 67c lb: 92 score, 65c; B, 90 score, 64c; C 89 score, 64c. WANTED USED FURNITURE TOP PRICE Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 purebred ale Ph 2-7107 rT?' InjlL LtlZ'-DiA GOLDEN BROAD and New Hampshire I 4SQ MuKlcal tnerrt rmTrt" Cheese Selling price to Portland i chicks. hatched every --- ou rauaicoa Lrxstrnmenta wholesalers Oregon singles 43 Vi- 46c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf 49 Vr-51 v.. Eggs To wholesalers Candled eggs containing no loss, cases in cluded, f . o. b. Portland A large, 54 H-55 c, A medium. 53 tt-54 Vi; a grade, large. 49-50c. chicks, hatched every Mnnday and inursaay. wuxcnicKS grow jaaier: i .. IJU11 Fox Hatchery 3839 state st Phone I "T. , " T . ' " 3-4989 I GUTTAR. like new. $12. 22 Winches t i anoirun, 113 403 Pets A.K.C 2 year old male Golden Cocker. Reasonable. Ph. 4-8338. Winchester Phone 3-7459.- NEW Olds clarinet Cost $140. sacrifice to ngnest oner. Phone 2-&403. NEW and used pianos. For a better buy, Wfltsey Music House. I960 SUte. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, Part Peklngnese & Pomeranian dog, ASIA fi;-r-t large, 59c; A large. 56-57c; AA $8. Ph. a-7459. oKTcies medium, 57c; A medium. 55-56c; A small, nominal. Cartons 3 cents additional. Live chickens No. 1 quality. f.o.b. plants fryers, 2-3 lbs., 30c, 3-4 lbs, 30c; roasters, 4 Vi lbs. up, 30c; heavy hens, all weights. 26-27c; light hens, all weights, 23- 25c; old roosters, 16-18c Kahbits Average to growers Live white, 4-5 lbs, 25-27c. 5-6 lbs, 23-25c; old does, 10-14c, few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers. 61-64C, cut up 66-69C. Fresh dressed meats (wholesal ers to retailers; dollars per cwt): Beef steers, choice 500-700 lbs, 38.00-40.00; -good. 36.00-39.00; com mercial 35.00-37.00; utility. 33.00- 35.00; cows, commercial, 31.00- 35.00; utility, 30.00-33.00; canners cutters. 28.00-31.00. Beef cuts choice steers hind quarters, 47.00-50.00; rounds, 45, 00-49.00; full loins, trimmed, 63.00- 73.00; triangles, 32.00-35.00; fore- quarters, 33.00-36.00; chucks 38.00- 43.00: ribs, 49.00-52.00, Pork cuts loins, choice 8-12 lb, 53.00-57.00; shoulders. 16 lbs 35.00 39.00; spareribs, 45.00-49.00; fresh hams. 10-14 lbs. 55.00-59.00. Veal and calves good-choice. all weights. - 43.00-45.00: commer cial, 38.00-49.00. v Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs, 43.00-45.00; good, 40.00-44.00. : Mutton Good-choice, 21.00-24.00. Woo 1 Grease basis, 45c lb . to growers: some higher. Country-dressed meats, f.o.b. Portland : Beef Utility cows. 2S-32c lb; canners-cutters, 25-27c. SIAMESE Male at stud. Phone 2-0638. FOR SALE: 1 male Boston bull puppy. I 5 weeks old. See at Z3I5 Broadway. MOORE S TROPICAL FISH, equip ment. Goldfish, Parakeets. 2 miles from Lancaster on Macleay Road. Ph. 4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays. HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc Coy, l block east of N. Capitol. V blocks north of Madison. Ph. 2-6897. 410 Seeds and Plants Shrawberry plants. Everbearing & Northwest Perenials, Peonies, Phlox 19 colors & varieties. Glad bulbs 35c dz. Primroses. Delphiniuims, 35v 9 for 1.00. Large Boxwood. 50c each. Red Rhodes. $1.00 each, Merrills Green house. Brook - AFRICAN VIOLET headauarters. Hun- areas in oioom. Reasons Die prices, also gloxineas, amaryliss, house plants, cut Dowers. Oppen's Green- bouse. 4330 Auburn Rd. 412 Fruit and Farm Produce netted gem seed potatoes. S3 per hundred at farm. Phillips Bros., Rt. 5 Box 493, Salem. Phone 4-3081. J mites East 4 Corners. ORGANIC grown, tree ripened oranges and graperruit potatoes, onions, ap ples and nuts. Phillip Bros. Farm Market. 6590 Portland Rd. HAWTHORNE Boy's Bike, condition. Ph. --A300. 815. fair N of Lancaster Dr. 2 blocks Ph. 2-1193. 450 Merchandise 451 Machinery and Toole u-rrx-rr Equipment and tool rentals. Sales and repairs, uas, nres. accessories, sacn Green Stamps. Corner N. Commer cial and Columbia. Ph. 4-5261. RENT or buy. All types electrical or hand tools, garden tractors, sprayers Howser Bros. 1199 S. 12th. 468 For Bent Mlacellaneoua Attention Fruit Growers Be sure you have adequate pollination. - We rent bees. Write Oliver Petty. Rt. 4. Box 303-P, Albany or phone Albany 28-F-3. LEASE shop building. Electricity fur nished. Phone 3-9209 eves. 4-1677. 0 DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT. Blan kes furn. 1201 SUte. Ph. 2-9062. 468 Buildinq Materiola GARAGE Te your specifications on your lot Payments as low as $19 per month. 39 months to psy. Free estimates. Borkmaa Lbr. and Bdw. Phone 3-370L 1480 State St. SPECIALS PAINTS S2.00 a GL .42.00 a G-L . $2.00 a G L 455 Household Goods For Scde Barn Gray . Barn Red Barn White Close out paint brushes. 20 Xnscovnt. Linoleum tile, 9x9 10c Z. ' Plastic wall tile SVc Asphalt Emulsion (Concrete wat - proofing . $1.U Gal. Spray Guns & Hose, Keuogf Americaa Repair parts. NORMS VALKER 1719 N. Front , Phone 4-2 :. IHowcrs, vegetables, lawns thrire with this s!l-parpMe kf , bluer, la high organic concent is accessary to enrich Nort . west soUs. Lcoaonacal. - . fiaer awes . . UIVTS CZEZZHT LAU7 SZZD V e a 1-Top quality, Ughtweight, oxii Blriow rur. with oad. all wooL 4u-44c: rougn neavies zsizc. . im. Phone 4-4779. Hogs Lean blockers, 30-32c lb; sows, light, 25-28c. Lambs- -Best, 40-42c lb. -Mutton Best. 16-lSc lb. - Onions 50-lb sacks West Oregon yellows, medium No. Is, 3.75-4.00; 3-in., 4.75-5.25: No. 2s." 2.00-25; boil ers, 45-47c; Idaho yellows, large. 3.50-75; No. 1 large, 3-25-75; white med.. 4.25-50; large. 4.00-25. Potatoes O r e.-W ash. Russets No. 1, 4.00-50; few down to 3.75; bakers, 5.00-25; 25 lbs, size A, 1J5 30; 10 lb mesh, 50-55c; paper, 49 53c; No. 2, 50 lbs. 1.00-40; Idaho bakers. 5-10 lb bales. 2.90-3.00; 100 lb sacks-4.75-5.00; 25 lb No. Is, Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa. nominally 35.00-38.00. delivered car and truck - lots Lo.b. Portland; Seattle. 37.00-38.00. WE RENT REFRIGERATORS WASHERS RANGES IRONERS '" By the Week, Month or Tear HOGG BROS. PAINTED SHAKES No. 1 VG-BundTe. Dipped Choice ef . colors, with Undercourse $ 12.00 sq. Without undercourse $11.50 so. Keith Brown Lbr. Yard Phone 3-9111 Front Se Court Sta. We give S&H Green Stamps BUHJDING? Now . 9 Cedar shingles No. S Cedar shinsles No. 1 Cedar shingles 3 Tab roofine No. I State and Commercial Ron Roof in Phone 3-9148 New doors 2' 9 x 9 9 Ot, f F.4JUB ISO Of O Cnaaj UJt ' OSS. CHAN ... LAM CIIINESK NATCKUPATilS Upstair, 241 North Liberty Office eeesj Satswea esuy. IS I t 3 ass, S te t siae. Casttea lood ereiaare mni ertae testa rt I free eharre Praetleee et-e I9n .Write auxactt-e r-X Vm ekU- MARCH SPEQALS Frlfidaie. Dryer. Ref. 3199J0. Now 31S9JS. Frigidalre AutomatJe Washer. Beg. S.49JO. NOW S19SJ3. Airflow Dryer 119 volt. Brand new. Westingheuse Automatie Washer. Beg.i . 91S9. New $129.30. . I Merge : Washerr Deluxe and . Pump, Ref. S39J3. Now 939 JM. Uaytag Washer. Beg. 399 JO. Now $79.39. Zasy Ironer, Deluxe. 3 Tears Old. Beg. 9159.93. NOW tll-JV. lfaytac Ironer. Floor Demonstrator. Reg. $229. Now 319933. HOGG BROS. : State and Commercial Phfe 3-9H3 1 VSZO Gibson refrigerator, has new sealed unit, only $39.50. Terms. GOOD HOUSl-C-PINa INC. . - $171 $J $9-3 99.99 929 : UM Waterproof wallboard 4'ir 31.99 Used Camp Adair windows New picture windows 38.04 New toilets, complete $29.99 New wash basins, complete 917.56 Nails, per keg $10.73 New shower cabinets $43.00 Overhead garage hardware 919.99 New glass doors $10.60 Steel garage doors, complete $57,59 Kitchen sinks, bath tube, water belt ers nto. septie tanks BARGAINS. PLYWOOD Ns scrappy pieces 4'JtS sheets, good plywood both interior ..and exterior. Bargain Prices. - C. GLong & Sons -' 1 Mile North of Kelze? ... PK t e 4-5051 14x23 complete on your lot. 1939 per . month, no down payment. You can fix that den or add that extra bed. room the same way. Visit with us sooai IPcrtferid Rd. I-uiaLer Yd. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY sAUmm. kMMM-MMHB-H-H 4CT Court St- Phaiw S-98H SS4S PorUaZM fia