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Salem
Leave for Training
Three Salem National Guard units plus 41st division head
quarters left Salem early Saturday for annual two weeks training
1&ain2 to Ft Lewis were Companies B and D of the 162nd In
fantry; Battery D of the 722nd Artillery Battalion went to Camp
Clatsop near beasiae,
Rath Mai. Gen. Thomas .
Rilea, the state's adjutant gen
eral, and Maj. Gen. H. G. Maison,
who commands the 41st, will be
in Ft Lewis. Brig. Gen. Raymond
. Olson, assistant ajutant general,
will be camp commander at
Clatsop.
Divides Attention
Lt CoL William H. Adams,
U. S. property and disbursing of
ficer, will divide his time be
" tween Ft Lewis and Clatsop. His
administrative assistant, Maj.
Thomas Wood, will be with the
Air National Guard at Gowan
AFB. Idaho.
Salem 41st Division headquar
ters members to leave include
Lt CoL Sidney D. Hoffman, fi
nance officer; Capt Charles Bar
clay, G-3 for air for the division;
Maj. Edgar W. Martin, adminis
trative assistant, and 1st Lt Rich
ard C. Cutler, liaison officer.
Outfits Leaving
Others leaving here as member of
outfits other than the three local
companies, include:
Col. James A. Alljood. commander
l2nd Infantry Regiment; Col Rob
ert L. Irvlnf. commander 186th in
fantry Regiment; Maj. William C.
Dyer Jr.. executive officer. Second
Battalion: Lt. CoL Paul L. Kliever,
commander. l"im Battalion; Capt.
Jean M. Vosgien. communications
officer; Maj. Burl U Cox. S-3. First
Battalion; Capt. Jess A. Nunn. S-l;
Capt. Byron Hazelton. SU; 1st Lt.
Louis L. Osborn. assistant S-3; Capt.
Waldo Gilbert, company commander;
2nd Lt Richard S. Case, motor offi
cer; 1st Lt Lloyd A. P fttenon. com
munications officer; Lt Col Harold
W Heiser. commander Third Bat
talion, and Maj. Ralph R. Badger,
executive officer Third Battalion.
B Company Roster ,
Member of Company B include:
Of Salem Pvt. Curtis L. Adsitt,
CpL Lyle D. Anderson, M. Sgt Law
rence W. Baker. PFC George H.
Baldwin. PFC Thomas M. Beech, Lt.
Paul R- Benage. PFC Marvin E.
Black. CpL William E Blank. SFC
Ronald S. Blume. PFC Oliver W.
Boline. SFC Vera A. Boock PFC
Thama, L- Bridges. SFC Wade C.
Carter. PFC James E- Cartwnght.
PFC John N. Casper. Pvt. John E.
Caughell. M. Sgt. Dave L. Chamber
lain. PFC Larry D. Chamberlain.
PFC Robert E. Cooley. Pvt. Charles
V. Cooney. PFC Daniel H. Danforth.
PFC Roger N. Dasch. M. Sgt. Homer
C Davenport, PFC Billy E. Davis.
PFC Thomas E. Denny. PFC Marvin
C Dow and PFC Donald C. Forster.
Also of Salem Pvt. Keith L.
Gaines. PFC Russel R. Gamble. Pvt.
Dennis K. Garland. PFC Wallace D.
Gibson. PFC FJvin E. Goode, FTC
Ivan W. Goode. Set. William E. Hart.
Pvt. Warren W. Hulst. PFC Dale F.
Jandera. Pvt. Phillip E. Jantze. CpL
Robert F. Johnson, SFC Donald L.
Jones SFC Melvin R. Karsten. Sgt
Delwyn C. Kleen. PFC James L.
Kroeplin. CWO Donald E. LaBranche,
PFC Frank A. Lamb. CpL Eugene B.
MacDonald. PFC James L. Maden.
CpL Richard L. Massey Sgt. Lloyd
J. McFarlane. PFC Andrew J.
Michaels. SFC Darwin D. Michaels.
SFC Delbert D. Miller. Sgt Jim B.
Moore. PFC John L. Munson, Pvt.
Thomas E. Nash and Lt. Fabian A.
2?elson.
Also of Salem Pvt. Lowell N.
Pearce. Pvt. John E. Perry, PFC
Harold L. Porter. CpL Leo E. Poup
pirt. Pvt. Charles J. Puhlman. PFC
David R. Roberts. CpL LaVern C.
Van Heu. PFC Everett J. Van Osdol.
PFC Rudolph P. WeUbrpck. Pvt.
Elmer W. Wine gar. Pvt. Kenneth W.
Wulf, PFC Robert A. Young and
CpL Clayton D. Zeeb.
Of Stayton PFC Darwin G. Ander
son. PFC Sherman E. BuelL PFC
Donald C. Forrette, PFC Gary N.
Gehlem Pvt. Robert W. Hastings.
PFC Bartlett O. Johnson. PFC Har
old D. Moore. PFC Edwin J. Nielson.
PFC Lloyd C Ornduff. PFC Gene
A. Rychards. PFC Edward R. Smalt
PFC Oxen E. Small and PFC Stan
ford S. Smith.
PFC Robert G. Back. Lt Allen B.
Renwick. and PFC Vernon G. Riehl.
aU of Silverton: Pvt. James C. Adams
Jr. and Pvt. Darrel J. Porter, both
Jefferson; Lt. Richard G. Bennette.
McMlnnville; M. Sgt. Chester C. Gil
lihan. Mt. Angel; PFC Ronald E.
Lengacher. Lyons: PFC Bruce N.
Lethin, Sgt. Ronald R. Lethin. PFC
Lester L. Miller, CpL Rayburn G.
Shields, all of Albany; M. Sgt. Arthur
J. Mayes and SFC Kenneth J. Ward,
both of Turner; Lt. William K.
Paxon. Corvallis. Pvt. Wayne L. Os
born and Sgt. Carl V. TrusselL both
of Gervais; Raymond L. Winn. Sub
limity; and PFC Rex A. Lucas.
Aumsville.
Company D Men Listed
Members of Company D living In
Salem Include 1st Lt. Harold Parkins.
2nd Lt. Bennet Nelson. 2nd Lt. Loren
T. Newkirk. WO Kenneth D. Swan.
M. Sgts. Lester L. Stringer and Rob
ert D. Swanson; Sgts. Harold May
nard. Joseph W. Polivka. Robert E.
Albritton. Paul J. Bartoz. John P.
Denison. Donald E. Farrin. Richard
S. Fleener. Omar D. Card. Ray J.
Greene, August Kubishta, James E.
Pveatt: Cols. William K. Cox. Don
ald J. Johnson. Ferald F. Keeler,
Harold R. Keeler. William jj. Lotus;
PFC. Don L. Boatwright Jerry K.
Borer. Robert L. Chapman. Paul J.
Dally, Thomas C DeRocher. Richard
N. Don, Charles W. Fitzgerald Jr,
Norman R. Herrmann. Leonard L.
LeBlanc. Glenn E. LukinbeaL John
H. McWad Jr.. Royce D. Robertson,
Rodney C. Wolfer. Pvts. Fred M.
Butler. Louis E. Kurth Jr.. Pete C.
Loder, Paul B. Maison. Glen D. Whit
field. Miles J. Arthur. Gerald D.
Biggins. Martin Boatwright Verl
Boedigheimer, Frank J. Camenlnd,
Charles L. Dea trick, William R.
Doc kins. Bobby J, Dodson. Paul E.
Two Professions
with One Purpose
Tho medical and pharmaceu
tical professions are both de
voted to the protection of
your health. Our registered
pharmacists fill your doctor's
prescription with meticulous
care and precision.
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
1S99-1S53
Open Daily 7:3s A. M.-S P. K.
Sunday t A. JO. -4 IMC. ,
115 N. Commercial
Guardsmen
Uninnil William T. . Emery. John E.
Forest. Charles A. Germond. Roy G.
Gleason. Edward . uuest. waiter
D. Howell. Jesse F. Krater. Del win
M. Linek. Bernard C. Riches. Don
ald W. UHman. Richard G. Wilson.
Phillip R. Yancey. Willard D. Pruiett,
Gerlad L. Ray Reynolds and David
G. Stump.
Others are 1st Lt. John D. Cannon.
S stayton. and 2nd Lt. Rex Meshelle.
Turner.
Artillery Group Leaves
1 Battery O memDera or aaiem in
clude Capt. Walter A. Haskins. 2nd
Lt. Robert B. Ball. 2nd Lt. Edward
W. Mulkey. WO Robert W. Dreyer,
M. Sgt. James R. Ellis. SFCs Arthur
A. Franzke. Hugh B. Nelson, Bobby
W. Berr Sets. Donald J. Eilert Eu
gene J. Lebold. Ivan C. Wells; Cpl.
Conrad C. Booze. Ronald E. Boyes,
Gary R. Hisel. James R. Louthan.
Roy E. Lulay. Ramsey E. Miller,
Gerald T. Odom. Warren D. Perkins.
Jerald F. Smith. Jerry E.. Taylor and
Kaymona u. -wneian.
Also PFCs. John L. Burcham, Wil
liam G. Curtis. Clark L. Ecker, Gary
G. Elkins. Don N. Lindberg. Lyle F.
Mackey. Marion W. Moore. Gordon
L. Morris. Donald T. Patch. Richard
O. Powers, Ronald M. Renaud. John
R. Sohrt Paul R. Vergets. Thomas
R. Walden. James A. Wood; Pvts.
Robert G. Ayres. Francis E. Cam
ma nn. John M. Hart. John R. Jung-
blut Paul H. Kirsch. Raymond L.
Morrow, John R. Payne. John m.
Rex. Wayne L. Simmons. Raymond
E. Sonderman.
From other towns are Cpl. Calvin
P. Horn. The Dalles. Cpl. Robert W.
Howe. PFC Dale T. Ackerman. both
of Camas: PFC George A. Collins,
Eagle Creek- PFC Glenn T. Edwards,
Taft; and PFC Frank D. Riebe. Port
land. Gasoline, Auto Dealers
Invited to Valley Meet
The Willamette Valley Gaso
line Dealers' Association has in
vited all service station operators
and automobile dealers to its
monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Mon
day at Mayflower Hall, 2135
Fairgrounds Rd. Officials of the
Salem Chamber of Commerce
will be present and show the
film, "The Salem Story."
NATURE REVERSED
DAVIS, Calif. CJP) Nature can
be quite contrary. The California
College of Agriculture notes that
in this state annual grasses sprout
in the fall instead of the spring,
and go dormant in the summer.
That's just the opposite of the rest
of the nation.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids, in duplicate, for the
construction of an Addition to to
Clear Lake School. District No. 122.
Marion County, Oregon, will be re
ceived at the existing school Duuaing
of Clear Lake School District in and
for School District No. 122. Marion
County, Oregon, until 8 :00 o'clock
P.M., Pacific Standard Time. June 18.
1953. and will then be publicly opened
and read aloud.
The plans, specifications and other
contract documents may be examined
and copies thereof may be obtained
from G. W. Letterman. 585 North
22nd Street, in Salem, Marion Coun
ty, Oregon.
A deposit of $23.00 per set of draw
ings will be required. Any bidder
upon returning his set promptly will
be refunded his deposit and any non
bidder upon returning his set will
be refunded one-half of his deposit.
A base bid. alternates, and unit
prices are required. All proposals
must be accomnanied by certified
check, cashier's check, or bid bond
maoe payable to the Owner in an
amount of not less than 5 To of the
bid .
A performance bond will be re
quired in accordance with terms of
contract documents.
The Owner reserves the tight to
waive any informality in. or to re
ject, any or aU bids, or to accept
anv bid.
No bidder may withdraw or modify
his bid after the hour set for the
opening thereof, or before award of
the contract, unless said award is
delayed for a period exceeding thirty
(30) calendar days after June 19, 1953.
CLEAR LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Na. 122, MARION COUNTY, ORE
GON. Signed by Theodore R. Girod
Chairman. District School Board
Lorraine Eichelberger
District Clerk J. 14.
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FOR THE BEST
1115 N. Comm.ixUl St.
(Agonts
lictvai ncaci vc
Meii to Take
Ocean Cruise
The I largest group of Salem
Naval (Reserve unit members to
report for a two-weeks' training
cruise was on its way to respec
tive active duty spots Saturday.
WAVE Rosemary Herman SR,
is to report at division adminis
tration school at Seattle, Wash.
William Loren Trask, FN, Stay
ton, reports to the naval train
ing station at Seattle. Edward
Clarence Tschantz, Silverton, are
to take a 28-day cruise to Aca
pulco, Mexico, aboard the USS
GUligah.
The rest are to report to San
Diego, Calif. Attending a store
keeper "school there will be Ro
bert H. Folsom, SA; and Del
bert P. Davis, SN, both Salem,
and John J. Wagner, SN, Cor
vallis. The others (all SR) include
William N. Warner, Leonard N.
Hammer, Robert W. Willich,
Ronald V. Cross, Donald E. Burk,
Charles G. Scott, David E. Mix,
James E. Folsom, Robert L.
Cameron, Gary Merlin. Tippets,
Earnest L. Chapman, Robert C.
Engle, George H. Robinson, War
ren V. Kremer, Larry L. Grif
fen. Keith L. Johnson, Allen L.
Luke and Max John Klotz, all
Salem; Clifford L. Albee, Le
banon; Albert A. Yost, Sublimi
ty: Paul C. Scheele, Sweet Home;
William L, Norris. Turner; Phil
lip L. Barr, Woodburn; Carl L.
Hatch, Aumsville; Charles L.
Hampton, Sheridan; Allen D.
Hendickson, Dallas; Clair A. Sim
mons, Brooks; ' Joseph David
Ackley, Silverton; James A. Sil
bernagel, and Paul F. Duman,
both Scio; Thomas J. Sinnard,
Corvallis; Dennis W- Thompson,
Billy D. Shaw, Arnold R. Denton,
all Albany, and James M. Asher,
Dayton.
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST: Yellow Collie-Shep.' dof . An
swers to "Jerry." Ph. 4-1081.
316 Personal
L FLOYD T. MICHAEL will not be
responsible for debts contracted
by other tnan mysen.
Cdc TT1K 9vfii. i-Hr tll
'our past, present, future. Can
help overcome all obstacles that
keep you from success, health and
happiness. Tip Top Motel. 3580 S-
Commercial. My. wt,. Apt i
SECURITY DETECTIVE Agency. Pri
vate Investigation. 139 Pacific Bldg
Phone 4-2248 '
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group N
L 208S N. Commercial. Phone 2-9419
or 3-4537. P. O. Box 724.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
ONE choice grain fed yearling white
face steer. About 700 lbs. Sky
FOR SALE, cow and calf. RL S. Box
12. 1 mi. S. Penn 4 Corners.
FOR SALE, good dairy cows, one
just fresh, one to freshen soon,
also Guernsey bull, serviceable age.
1265 Harmony Drive. North of
Keizer to Long's lumber, 2nd
house East. Phone 4-2817.
S MONTHS Heifer, half Holstein &
half Brown Swiss. 3775 Hollywood
Ave. Ph. 2-5773.
LICENSED and bonded livestock
buyer. E. I- Snethen. 165 Kenwood
Ave. Phone 2-1345.
LOCKER BEEF. Whiteface Hereford.
28c: locker pork 35c. Nothing down.
months to pay. Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co.
1325 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C.
McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
BONDED Livestock Buyer. A. F.
Sommer. 1265 Harmony Dr. Ph.
4-2617.
BONDED Livestock buyer. Claude
Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899. Ph. 4-1113.
404 Poultry and Rabbits
5 NEW ZEALAND does. 1 buck. $25.
2 colored does. 1 checkered giant
buck. $8.00. Ph. 3-3219.
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425 Auction Sal
E. R. DONOVAN DAIRY AND MAtHINERY
AUCTION
TUESDAY. JUNE 16-11 A.M.
Located 10 miles Southeast of Salem, or 2 miles Southeast of Macleay,
or 3 miles Northeast of Slum. Watch for the Sal Arrows. The fol
lowing Livestock and Machinery to be sold , at Public Auction: -
CATTLE
Milking- Bred
1 Guernsey; 30 lbs. Pasture-bred.
2 Guernsey; 23 lbs. Pasture-bred.
3 Guernsey; 28 lbs. Pasture-bred.,
4 Guersey; 37 lbs. Pasture-bred.
5 Guernsey; 27 lbs. Feb.
Guernsey; springer.
7 Guernsey; 28 lbs. Jan. 10.
8 Guernsey; 33 lbs. Feb. 8.
9 Guernsey: 25 lbs. Dec. 31.
10 Guernsey; 31 lbs. Pasture-brd.
11 Guernsey; 30 lbs. Jan. 17.
12 Guernsey; 27 lbs. Pasture-bred.
13 Guernsey; 30 lbs. Pasture-bred.
14 Guernsey; springer.
13 Guernsey; springer.
15 Guernsey; springer. Pasture-bred.
3 Guernsey heifers; pasture-bred.
Registered Milking Shorthorn bull;
27 mos. old.
25 WHITE LEGHORN HENS. 1 COMPLETE SILO ( DISMANTELED) .
1 LOT COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. BALED STRAW. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. TABLE AND CHAIRS; BABY BED. HEATING STOVE;
WOOD RANGE. ROCKER. BOOKCASE. OIL STOVE. MANY OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. .
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
Mr. E. R. Donovan has recently purchased this farm and has de
cided to dispose of all the stock
in good condition; the machinery
tically new.
TERMS CASH
E. R. DONOVAN
Owner
LANE SUDTELL
Auctioneer
3913 Silverton Road, Salem
404 Poultry and Rabbits
12, 4'i MONTHS Leghorn pullets.
Should lay next month. $1.80 each.
Phone 2-7107.
Clrd. Fryers. Ph. 4-1090
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3426. Newell's Poultry Plant
Kill 6 days a week. Rt. 5. Box 109.
Salem.
RABBITS wanted, any size and quan
tity. Also purebred breeding stock
for sale. Ph. 2-7107.
GOLDEN BROAD and New Hamp
shire chicks, hatched every Monday
and Thursday. Our chicks grow
faster. Fox Hatchery. 3830 Stat St.
' Phone 3-4969. ,
408 Pels
CHIHUAHUA stud service. AJC.C.
Champion sired. Cobby, 3'i lbs.
Box 531 or Ph. 5807 evenings, ex
cept Mondays. Mill City. Ore.
FOR SALE. 2 cute part Minx kit
tens. Ph. 2-5032.
3 KITTENS want
a good home.
Ph. 2-3998
REGISTERED male Siamese kitten.
! Ph. 4-5032.
PARAKEETS, young- and breeders.
3413 Chester Ave. ( off Lansing) .
BEAUTIFUL golden cocker pup. $25.
: 3415 Williams Ave. off Silverton
Rd.
WANT farm home, "lovely" small
! female dog. cocker-type and pup
: Dies (8 weeks). 3-4098. 4-3780.
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NOW you can hare a car that's as com
fortable on hot days as your air-conditioned
home, office or favorite theater;
Now you can ride in draft-free coolness at
the temperature level you choose even
when the outside reading is 1 10 and more.
Now you can take a full complement of
passengers through the thick of traffic on
a sweltering day and each one of you will
keep looking and feeling fresh as a daisy
at dewtime.
Air intakti on eoch
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sioe or car inrroauco f
Outside air into system. V
You do this with the compact j Buick
AlRCONDrnONER the completely prac
tical unit available at extra, cost in 1953
Super and ROADMASTER Sedan and
Riviera models.
But note this: what Buick put into its
AlRCONDiTIONER goes beyond, the usual.
For the advanced design of this Buick unit
provides dual roof ducts that distribute up to
300 cubic feet of cooled, freshened, filtered,
mir per minute to all parts of the car interior
evenly and constantly without icy blasts
and drafts on your: neck, shoulders, legs.
400 nfcnTture
425 Auction Salts
MACHINERY
194S M.-M. tractor; model RZ; on
rubber.
1947 Ford tractor.1 on rubber; Just
overhauled.
Dearborn loader and scoop.
1 M.-M. Unicare. with two 14-in.
plows, subsoiler. cultivator.
S-ft. Cook caver crop disc.
-ft. John Deere power mower.
11 -in. David Brodley ensilage cutter.
2-section drag harrow.
10-ft. M.-M. field cultivator.
-ft. David Bradley tandem disc.
10-ft. New Idea side-delivery rake
(1932 model).
10-ft. John Deere grain drill; late
model.
-ft. Judson fertilizer spreader.
1952 New Idea manure spreader, on
rubber.
M.-M. combine; model H J; B's-rt. cut.
2-bucket Surge
pressor.
milker and com-
and machinery. All the cattle are
is all in top shape, some la prac- ,
LUNCH ON GROUNDS
Phone 3-8098
408 Pots
BEAUTIFUL male Siamese kitten.
$15. 3-9590.
MAKE money raising pupa. Sacri
ficing German : Shepherd with pa
pers. $35. R. G. W. Warren. Jew
eler. ;
CANARIES, parakeets, call evenings.
Powers. 735 BeUevue St. Ph. 4-1597.
SIAMESE registered kittena. Phone
2-8488.
MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, cquip
ment Goldfish. Parakeets. 2 miles
from Lancaster on Macleay Road.
Ph. 4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays.
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc.
Coy. 1 block east of N. Capitol, l'i
blocks north, of Madison. Ph. 2-S897.
410 S ds and Plants
FOR SALE, seed potatoes. $3.50 a
hundred. Al Fed, 5230 Portland Rd.
Ph. 4-4078.
CHOICE tuberous begonias, all col
ors. 23c ea. '$2.73 per dox. Clag
gett's Greenhouse. 4'j miles North
of Salem on Wallace Rd. Turn
.-ight at foot of bridge in West
Salem.
BLACK'S Gardens are building to?
ward Salem's biggest perennial col
lection. Special tiesChrysanthe
mums, iris, delphiniums, geraniums,
lupines, astilbes. 2270 Che maw a Rd.
Phone 2-4250.
AFRICAN violet headquarters, fus
rhias. begonias, house plants 8c cut
flowers. 4330 Auburn Rd.
You
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES AKX BUtlT gUtOC Wttl tUtlD TKSM
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410 S4Mda and Plants
GERANIUMS. Fuschlas I for $1. Tu
berous Begonias 3 for $1. Pelar
goniums 3 for $1. Fuschia baskets
' X Lupins. 3 for $.25. Dahlia Bulbs
per dox. $1.-Jderrilla Greenhouse.
Brooke ; - . , -7
BEDDING PLANTS, freshly grown.
-. prime for planting. Egan Gardens.
miles north of Keizer on Salem-
SU- Paul Highway.
ALWAYS OPEN It
412 Fruit and Farm Produci"
STRAWBERRIES. You pick or welt
pick and deliver. Ph. 2-5983 after
ASPARAGUS for canning or frees
Ing. George Asher. Grand Xsjaad.
Ph. 81x20. Davton.
Strawberries ,
Organically grown, no sprays or
chemical used. Delicious, healthful,
as . plumbs. For canning, freez
ing or lust to eat fresh. Also can
ning asparagus, now in season.
. Make this your headquarters for
canning and freezing fruits and
vegetables . this summer. Phillips
Bros. Tarra Mkt. 3590 Portland Rd.
rn. ih3u,
U-PICK strawberries on Silverton
Rd. l',i miles east. Middle Grove
SchooL Bnghtmar berries. Best for
freezing. Phone 2-2304. - '
414 Farm Equlpmsnt
BLUE BOW. BLUE CIRCLE baler
twine, binder twine. wrapping
twines, rope. If you want Nation
ally advertised, guaranteed twine,
uniform in length, strength and
quality at a reasonable price, you
will want BLUE BOW or BLUE
CIRCLE twine. If you wish an un
heard of brand with no guarantee.
Sou raay buy it at a cheap price,
ut you will have regrets before
baling .season is over. Farmers
Ask your local deale for BLUE
BOW or. BLUE CIRCLE twine or
- write us for address of local deal
er. Bob Stone Cordage Company,
Chariton. Iowa.
450 Merchandise
451 MachlnTY and Tools
T-20. good shape. Rt 4 Box 262. Ph.
1 DAVID BRADLEY tractor with at
tachments. $175. Ph. 4-2809.
455 Hsshold Goods For Sol
GIBSON refrigerator, 7 cvL ft, Make
offer. Ph. 2-2529.
MUST sell Universal electric range,
like new. also Westinghouse refrig
erator. 8 cu. ft.. Uke new. Call
3-3429. Sunday 8-12 noon. Monday
Ar Tues. eve. 8-8.
EASY SPIN dry washer. 2 S type
chrome chairs. 2213 N. Front.
FIVE ROOMS of furniture for sale
before July. HIS Nebraska.
456 Wantsd,
SUSS
d Goods
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m.
owell -
FUNERAL
545 N.
Phone 3-72
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Gn'Wes h Bokk't exefusfw dvof roof rivets
hsuro droft-tno distribution of conditioned
oir ond alto provido individual control of
o direction as desired.
it
Whatt more, these exclusive roof ducts
have individually controlled air directors
above the side windows. So each window
seat passenger can guide a gentle breeze of
conditioned air exactly where he wants it.
Of course, the Buick AlRCONDiTIONER is
automatic.
switch it on, choose the temperature i
setting you want and that level of cool
ness is maintained constantly It thor
oughly conditions the air around you
automatically. It carries off heat, stale air,
tobacco smoke automatically. It continu
ously introduces outside air into the sys
temautomatically. t . j
It's fast-acting, too. Even after an hour or
more (locked up under summer's hottest
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458 Wcmtsd, Rsonold Goods
CASH TODAY Good used furniture
or will sell . on consignment. Pa.
3-8090 -SttdteH's Auctton.- -
WANTED
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE -
Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472
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457 Radio and TV
T.V. See CUSTOM buflt SCOTT at
Morettis Cafe. Sales and Service.
Radio repairs. Capitol Market. T.V.
140 N. Capitol. Phone 3-8210 eves.
4-3048. .
458 Bufldlnc Materials
METAL FENCES
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INDUSTRIAL
j Free Estimates
Borkman Lumber, and
Hardware Co.
2460 State . Phone 3-3701
7' Cedar posts 35c ea.
916 x 2i Clear Batu V.lc per lin. ft
(Makes fine pickets)
1 3-H.P. Lauson Motor, Special Price
S134J)5.'
1 Jitney Pine, Special deal $45.
2 Jitney S16- Shop at $55 per M,
4 x 3 Fir Gutter $230 Per M.
Cedar 4 x 4 for Posts at 10c Lin. Ft.
KROPF LUMBER CO.
Route 3. Molalla
10 Mi. south Canby bus depot or 3 Ml.
North of Marquam on Canby-Mar-quam
Highway.
This Ad Will Appear Today Only
MANAGER WANTED
Man or Woman
REGIONAL DISTRIBUTOR WILL GRANT TERRITORIAL
AGREEMENT TO RELIABLE PARTY TO INDEPENDENT'
LY OWN AND OPERATE, A ROUTE" OF j
U.S. POSTAGE STAMP ; DISPENSERS '
Axe or physical condition not importsnt If you are nonest,
reliable, and have the sincere desire to SECURE YOUR
FUTURE. This business can be handled in as little as three
hours a week to start and willeam from S5.000 up when
folly established. There is a CASH INVESTMENT, of $987 JO
required NOW which is fully secured. This offer will stand
your Banker's investigation. National concern. If fully quali
fied and genuinely interested, write, including; phono number.
Statesman Box SOL 1 '
Pledge
Continued Conscientious Dignified SerVice
At A Price Anyone Can Afford
Edwards
HOME
Capitol Across from Sears
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Return oir grilles on package shell help maip-. '
tain continuous circulation of conditioned, -t j
polltn-tree ok.'
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ttm, the car interior can be brought to a
delightfully cool comfort in a matter of
minutes.. ' ! ' . " f - j ;
And it's really compact. The cooling unit
Itself fits neatly on a narrow shelf in the
big trunk compartment leaves plenty of
room for luggage and the like. j '
'hy not drop in on
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You'll find that the Buick AniCX)NDrnON ER
with its exclusive dual roof ducts is the
r ultimate comfort in hot-climate driving.
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iu,tr Rivittd end Stdtn models et extrs eeU. j
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450 Merchandise
458 Building Matsatels
ifehifJel, Repair, Now
Save your cash for rainy day. No
down payment. 38 months to pay.
Epping Lumber Co.
9740 Silverton Rd. - Phono 4-8123
Open all day Saturdays
BUILDING?
No. 1 Painted cedar shakes with
undercourse , 73
New shake molding per ft jo
New uhMtn iliM
S 0.60
New III Blt WrtmrA
S 1.40
3 tab com p. roofing 1st quality $ s 95
DaII i. 1- 1
.we.. wun nana , ,, a 2.35
Bldg. paper. 3 kinds
4" solid orange-burg
. M : 1 , 1
i $ 2.7S
sewer pipe 8 JS
.vw pern pipe
S 1,70
All slzesfcalvanized pipe SPECIAL
New Aluminum Garage Doors $45 00
Steel Garage Doors $55.00
New St nsed fuel tanks CHEAP
Colored bath seta, complete BARGAIN
Toilets, wash basins, bath tubs,
kitchen sinks, water heaters CHEAP
New shower cabinets 4 $43.00
New Picture windows. Ige. stock S 8.00
Weatherstripped windows 114 20
New 2-St x S'S". doors $ $.90
Water proofed wall board 4x8 $ 1.75
New Grade A screen doors . $8.95
putalde (white paint per gaL $ 2.95
Interior Exterior plywood
, Jm" , LOWEST PRICE
No. 1 cedar shingles f 3S
No. 2 cedar shingles f 00
Loose Insulation, per bag S 1 00
Overhead Garage Hardware $13.9S
Cj. G. LONG ac SONS ,
Ph. 4-8051 1 ml. N. of Kelser
Pine
t x 12 S4S I $139.50 ' -Pine
Paneling $129.50. Ma hog plywood
4x8. 25c ft Screen doors $8 .95 up
Tension Tito screens.
Free cheerful estimating and deliv
. ery: i-
OPEl ALL DAY SATURDAY
Portland Road Lbr. Yard
3543 Portland Rd. j 4-4433
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Leston W, Howell
I Hilda E. I Howell
1 Harry (Al) Vegt
Charles Ci Edwards
Frances M Edwards
Donald VVaggonor
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Phone 2-3621
388 North Commercial
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