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CAMMACk r. - -
William Cammack, lata resident of
Sum RouU a, at Twin Socks July
m at the tn of it. survived oy
parents. Mr . and Mrs. Forrest Cam
mack. Rosedale; brothers, Edwin
Cammack and Howard CunmKk,
both of Rosedale: sister. Manta tarn
mack. Rosed ale; grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Cammack. Rosedale; grandfa
ther. Otto PressnaH. Greealeaf. Ida.
Member of Rosedale Friends Church.
Services will be held Saturday, July
11 at 3 p.m. in Rosedale ' raenda
Church with Interment at Rosedale
Cemetery. The Rev. Merle Green -will
officiate. Arrangements under direc
tion .of Howell-Edwards co.
SUTTON I
William Wilson Dutton. in this
city, July 7. at the age of M years.
: Survived by daughter, Mrs. Jenny
Higer. Spencer, Neb., and brother.
A. A. Dutton, Manaato. mns. An
nouncement of services will be made
later by the Howell-Edwards
Company.
MARTEN . -
Barry X. Martin, late resident
Route 5. Box 47J at a local hospital
July 9. Survived by wife, Mrs. Myr
tle AC Martin. Salem; daughter. Mrs.
Alia Kepnart, silverton; i son. Mar
ry X. Martin Jr.. Salem: brother.
Onie L. Martin. Salem; sister, Mrs.
Grace stanleton. Salem: i 4 grand
children. Services will be I held Mon
day. July 13 at 1:30. The Rev. W.
Harold Lamuit offlciatm with in
terment at Belcrest Memorial Park
tinder direction of Oough-Barrlck.
Co.
ROSS -
Undine Sarah Rose, at the real'
dence 1165 Chemeketa St. Survived
by three sons. S. Parzy Rose II.
Portland. 1st LL Neil Rose, in Ko
rea. 1st Li, Wayne Rose, in Pan
ama: grandchildren. S. Parzy Rose,
m. Rebecca Lee Rose and Steven
Paul Rose, all of Portland. Announce
ment of services later by Virgil T.
Golden Co.
Stock Market
Wary-
r, Prices
FaU Slightly
NEW YORK WV-The stock mar
ket stepped along -warily Friday
with prices declining slightly.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks lost 30 cents, the same
as Thursday, and stood at $108.50.
It was the second decline for the
average after six straight ad
vances. Railroads were hardest hit with
a loss of 50 cents in the- average
while the industrial component was
down 30 cents, and utilities held
unchanged.
The list contained 1,039 individu
al issues with 315 up and 440 down.
Four new highs for the year and
21 new lows were registered.
Volume came to 860,000 shares,
second lowest this week. It com
pares with 910,000 shares traded
Thursday.
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Ott' Scmwkryy July 1 1 1933
Jacob Schneiter. at a local . hos
pital July 9 at the age of 74. Sur
vivea by wiie, mts. nose acnneiier.
Salem: son, Frederick Schneiter, Rose
Lodge; two daughters. Mrs Agnes
net Hlshlanri. Km. Mrs. Rose
Smith, Troy, Kan.; also 17 grand chit.
dren. services win De neia Sat
urday, July 11 at a pjn. in Howell-Edwards
Chapel with Interment
at City View cemetery.
imnMAin
Dean A. Schomaker, at the family
residence. 713 Highland Ave.. July s
at the age of 65 years. Survived by
wife. Mrs. Lee scnomaKer. saiem:
children. Mrs. Marjorie Nelson. Bea
verton; Mrs. Marina -Baker. Port
land, and Kenneth D. Schomaker,
Salem: sisters. Mrs. Mable Wright,
Medford. and Mrs. Pearl DeVoe, Sa
lem; brothers, Charles Schomaker,
Yreka. . Calif .: Ivan Schomaker. San
Francisco. Calif , and Fred Scho
maker, Portland. Also surviving are
three granacniidren. meiong mem
ber of the First Christian Church of
Salem. Also member of the Lyons
Lodge. AF and am of independence.
Services will be held Friday. July
10. at 130 pjn. in the Howen-Ed
wards Chapel with, the Rev. Dudley
strain officiating ana concluding
services at Belcrest Memorial Park.
WILSON
Woodrow Wilson, at a local hos
pital. July 7. at the are of 34 veers.
Sister. Mrs. Dora E. Budrlus, Port
land. Shipment haa been made to
Portland for services and Interment
by the Howell-Edwards Co.
Mrs. Hauge
Of Silverton
Dies Friday
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON Mrs. O. S,
Hauge, 92, prominent in Silver
ton affairs for many years, died
unexpectedly Friday at her home
on Adams Street. She had been
active Thursday, but became ill
during the night
She was born Oct 14, 1860 in
Michigan and came to the Silver-
ton area in 1904. She lived ' for
more than 25 years in the Bush
Creek area.
She was an active member of
the Silverton Trinity Lutheran
Church.
A daughter, Mrs. Ester Weaver
of Alhambra, Califs was visiting
her at her death. Mrs. Hauge's
other daughter, Mrs. Emma Ran
dall, also of Alhambra, is expect
ed to arrive shortly.
Others surviving are two sons,
George Hauge, Silverton, and
Henry Hauge of Eugene. Her hus
band, O. S. Hauge, who was a
prominent hop grower, preceded
her in death in 1924.
Funeral services will, be an
nounced later by the Ekman Fu
neral Home.
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M(rriers
Fete Retired
Membereliip
Retired rural man carriers
were feted at a banquet in their
honor Friday evening at the Mar
ion Hotel aa part of the Ore
gon Rural Letter Carriers Associ
ation Golden Jubilee Convention.
A total of 101 carriers and
members of the auxiliary (meet
ing jointly At the convention)
were registered as of Friday
evening and more are expected
today. All convention meetings
are being held at the Marion Ho
tel Special recognition went to
James A. Remington, Salem, who
was the first president of the
association when it and the na
tional association organized 50
years ago. Other retired Salem
carriers included in the long
statewide list were O. L. Fisher,
Charles Brasher, Ed Tucker and
Burt McKay. Honored were three
deceased Salem carriers, James
Alberts, Frank South and Jess
Humphrey. Friday evening's
banquet was a Jubilee Supper
served family-style with chicken
and dumplings heading the menu.
Business sessions Friday in
cluded a joint session of the as
sociation and auxiliary at 3:30
p.m. during which Mayor Alfred
Loucks and Postmaster Albert
Grage welcomed the convention
to Salem. Special guests at the
convention include John W. Em
eigh, national secretary of Penn
sylvania, Mrs. O. S. Johnson,
executive committeewoman of
Louisiana, and Post Office In
spector Harold Young of Salem.
Individual sessions of the asso
ciation and auxiliary followed for
the remainder of the afternoon.
Today's first session will be
gin at 9 a.m. to be followed by
a business meeting at 10:30 and
then the regular business ses
sion at 1:30 pjn. Inspector Young
will address the association on
the subject "Rural Service
Problems." Other business of the
aiternoon win include nomina
tion and election of officers and
possible selection of next year's
convention site. Warren Coombs
of Eugene is the outgoing pres
ident Conclusion of the 1953 con
vention will be an informal
breakfast at the hotel.
Included Saturday afternoon
will be a ladies reception hon
oring Mrs. Johnson at the home
of Mrs. Lyman McDonald. 2795
Argyle Dr., from 3 to 5 p.m.
Wheat Still Down After
Market Closing Friday
CHICAGO (J! The government
crop report, issued after the mar
ket closed, cast a dead shadow
over operations in grain futures
on the board of trade .Friday.
Wheat closed J -4 Va lower.
corn unchanged to lower, oats
unchanged to Va higher, rye 1 Yx-1
4 lower, soybeans 2 to 4 V lower
and lard 15 cents lower to 22 cents
a hundred pounds higher.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND in Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to one per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland, 68-71C lb;
first quality 67-70c; second quality
64-67C- Valley routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, i.o.d. duik
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 67c lb; 92 score, 65c; B,
90 score, 64c; C, 89 score, 63c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles, 42
46c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf 49 -51 c.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f. o. b. Portland A large
-64 ; A medium 61 -63 Vt;
B grade, large, 55 Vi.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA.
large, 70; A large, 66; AA medium
66; A medium, 65; A small, nomi
nally 51. Cartons e cents addition
al Live chickens No. 1 quality
f.o.b. plants Fryers 2 -lbs up
28-29c; heavy hens all weights
20- 21c; light hens all weights 19c;
old roosters 15-18c.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white. 4-5 lbs, 23-25c, 5-6 lbs,
21-23c; old does, 10-14c; few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers
59-61 c; cut up 63-67C
Wholesale dressed meats:
Beef Steers choice 500-700 lbs
37.00-40.00; good 36.00-3850; com
mercial 30.00-35.00; utility 26.00
31.00; commercial cows 22.00
27.00; utility 21.00-24.00; canners
cutters 19.00-21.00.
Beef cut Choice steers Hind
quarters, 47.00-553.00; rounds 46.-00-52.00;
full loins, trimmed, 63.00
73.00; triangles. 27.00-32.00; fore
quarters, 29.00-34.00; chucks, 35.00
41.00; ribs, 45.00-52.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice. 8-12 lb,
59.00-64.00; shoulders, 16 lbs, 40.00
44.00; spareribs, 53.00-56.50; fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs, 63.00-67.00.
Vea' and calves Good-choice,
all weights, 33.00-40.00; commer
cial 28.00-36.00.
Lambs Choice prime 45.00
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium, 50-52c lb; Eastern
Oregon fine and half blood, 55-62c;
Willamette Valley lamb wool, 42c;
12-month wool, 45-50c.
Country dressed meats, f. o. b.
Portland:
Beef Utility cows, 20-22c lb;
canners-cutters 18-20c; shells down
to 17c.
Veal Top quality, lightweight.
29-31c; rough heavies, 22-24c.
Hogs Lean blockers, 37-38c Jb;
sows, light, 32-33C
Lambs Best, 40-44c lb; yearling
30-3SC
Mutton Best. 12-14c lb; cuu-
utility, Mc. ,
Fresh Produce:
Onions 50lb sacks Calif, red
globe, med.. 2.75-3.00; yellows,
med. and lge., 1.85-2.2S.
Potatoes Oregon Russets, No. 1,
3.63-4.00; 10-Ib mesh, 50-52c; Calif,
long whites. No. 1, 3.00-25; fair,
S. 50-75.
Hay IT. S. No. 2 green alfalfa.
32.00, delivered car and truck lots,
lAh. Portland and Seattle.
IteYdrli Sfocli flnofaiions
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 24
Allied Chemical 69
Allis Chalmers 48
American Airlines 13
American Power & Light 2 Vt
American TeL 4c TeL 1544
American Tobacco 74 4
Anaconda Copper 34
Atchison Railroad 95
Bethlehem Steel SI V
Boeing Airplane Company 38 V
Borg Warner 74
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing 24
Canadian Pacific 26 Vi
Caterpillar Tractor 52
Celanese Corporation 25
Chrysler Corporation 71
Cities Service 80 Ya
Consolidated Edison 38
Consolidated Vultee 17
Crown Zellerbach 29
Curtiss Wright 7
Douglas Aircraft
dupont de Nemours 96
Eastman Kodak 42
Emerson Radio li
General Electric 73 Ya
General Foods 55
General Motors 60
Georgia Pacific Plywood 13
Goodyear Tire 49
Homestake Mining Company 37
International Harvester 27
International Paper 51
Johns Manville 61
Kennecott Copper 64
Libby, McNeill 9
Lockheed Aircraft 21
Long Bell A 27
Montgomery Ward 58
Nash Kelvinator 20
New York Central 25
Northern Pacific 68
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric 37
Pacific Tel. & TeL 114
Packard Motor Car 5
Penney (J. C.) Co. 69 Yx
Pennsylvania Railroad 21 Yk
Pepsi Cola Co. 13
Philco Radio 29
Radio Corporation 23
Rayonier Incorp. 25
Republic Steel 48
Reynolds Metals 49
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc. 37
Scott Paper Company 59
Sears Roebuck & Co. 59
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled By The Associated Press
July 1
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 1A
Kails Indst Utils Ten
Net change Dl Unch AJ Unch
Friday .91.5 95.5 93.5 78.5
Previous day 91.6 9S.5 93.2 78.S
Week ago 91.3 953 92.9 7S.7
Month ago 90.8 94 8 92.9 77.9
Year ago 93.8 99.1 98.3 76.7
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS IS 60
Indust Rails Utils St'cks
Net hcange DJ D.5 Unch D.3
Friday 139.1 88.2 S2.8 M8.5
Previous day 139.4 88.7 S2.8 108.8
Week ago 138.9 88.S 52. 108.3
Month ago 136.7 84J 81.1 10S.3
Year ago 141.0 82.9 52.0 106.7
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of late yesterday)
BUTTER FAT
Premium
.70
XI
M
.75
No. 1
No. 2
BUTTER
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS Bnylng)
(wholesale prices range from S
to 7 cents over burin nrice'
Large AA .84
Large A , 62
Medium AA
.58
M
J2
.42
.22
.19
.28
.15
.28
Medium A
Pullet
Pullet
POULTRY
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
Old Roosters
Roasters
Portland Grain
PORTLAND W) Coarse grains
unquoted.
Wheat (bid), to arrive market.
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.24; soft white (exclud
ing Rex) 2.24; white club 2.24.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.24;
10 per cent 2,24; 11 per cent 2.24;
12 per cent 2.24.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.24;
10 per cent 124; 11 per cent 2.24;
12 per cent 2.24.
Friday s car receipts: Wheat 51:
flour 2; corn 6; oats 3; mill feed
13.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND OrWUSDA) Cattle
salable for week 2,420: market
uneven, generally fairly active
despite liberal marketing grass
cows and steers, and heifers; fed
steers limited, market 50-1.00 up,
grass steers and heifers mostly SO
cents higher; cows 50-1.00 above
late last week: bulls weak; stocker
and feeder trade negligible except
few cows and heifers. Few sales
choice 858-1,035 lb fed steers 23.50
24.50; 1,229 lbs 22.00; good grass
and supplementary fed steers 19.00
20.00; utility-commercial grass
steers 12.00-18.00; cutters down to
11.00; load choice 778 lb fed heifers
22.50; good loads 20.50-21.00; utility
commercial grassers 11.00-17.50;
canner-cutter cows late 8.50-9.75;
utility 10.00-11.50: few mixed utility
commercial 12.00-13.50; heiferish
cows to 14.00: utility-commercial
bulls 13.00-16.50; cutters down to
11.00: load good stock heifers 13.50;
lot thin stock cows 9.50.
Calves salable for week 475;
market weak on smaller supply:
good-choice vealers and up to 340
lb calves 17.00-19.00. individuals to
20.00; utility;-commercial mostly
11.00-15.00; culls down to 7.00.
Hogs salable for week 875; mar
ket 25-50 cents higher than late
last week; choice 1-2 butchers 180-
235 lbs largely 27.50-28.00, negligi
ble lots 28.15-25; heavier, lighter
weights 25.50-28.50; choice 275-450
lb sows 22.50-24.00; heavier 19.50
22.00. Sleep s a 1 a b 1 e for week 2,400;
market clpsing weak on slaughter
spring lambs; feeders weak to 1.00
lower; yearlings and slaughter
ewes steady;-good-prime springers
21.00-22.00, few choice and prime
22.25-50; utiBty 17.00-19.00; good
choice feeders 17.00-18.00 early, few
18.50; good-choice shorn yearlings
14.00-16.00; cull-good ewes 2.00-4.00.
increased demand for solid mouth
breeding ewes, few to 7.00.
Socony-Vacumn Oil ! 34
Southern Pacific 44
Standard Oil California 52
Standard Oil N. J. 72
Stodebaker Corporation 3Qtt
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company 38
Transamerica Corporation 27
Twentieth Century Fox 17
Union Oil Company 39
Union Pacific ,109
United Airlines 25
United Aircraft '37
United Corporation !. 5
United States Plywood 25
United States Steel 38
Warner Pictures 14
Western Union TeL 44
Westinghouse Air Brake 26
Westinghouse Electric 44
Woolworth Company 44
EXECUTRIX NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
MABLE IRENE CUN CLIFF has been,
by order of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Marion County,
appointed executrix of the Estate of
Mary- Jane Hafeman, Deceased. Any
persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
with proper vouchers, to said execu
trix at 310 Pioneer Trust Building,
Salem, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 9th day of July. 1953.
MABLE IRENE CUNLUT
Executrix .of the Estate of
Mary Jane Hafeman. Decessed.
RHOTEN. RHOTEN Ac SPEERSTRA
ERVIN W. POTTER
310 Pioneer Trust Bldg.
Salem, Oregon.'
Attorneys for Executrix
Jly. 11, IS, 25. Au. 1. S.
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
REWARD for return of Maroon and
cream World Bike taken from Ol
inger swimming pool July 7th.
Please call Roger Zumwalt 2-7532
or leave at 790 south St.
LOST: Package at Berg's. 8 JO Friday
night at the Ice Cream - Counter.
Contained lady's stockings, panties
and -valuable sunglasses. Reward.
Contact Dr. Boost, TB Hospital, ph.
4-5396.
LOST: Rubber mat for Ply. suburban.
Lincoln vicinity,. Wallace Rd. Ph.
26164.
LOST: Pair of childs glasses, red
plaid frame, in girls dressing room,
Leslie pool Wednesday afternoon.
Reward. Phone 4-6497.
LOST:
Heavy sterling bracelet. Ample
ward. .Ph. J -320 or 3-6151.
316 Personal
WILL NOT be responsible for bills
other than my own after July 1st.
Cleta Crosby.
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EUROPEAN and American palmistry
.fortune teller. Advice all matters
past, present and future. Full Ufe
reading price with this ad. li
a.m. and 11 p.m. in front of Salem
Drive inn Theater
OPAL KING Psychic Reader. Home
till July 20. Phone 4-4353.
SECURITY DETECTIVE Agency. Pri-
vate Investigation. 139 Pacta c Bldg.
Phone 4-2248.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No
L 2088 N. Commercial. Phone 2-8419
or 3-4537. P. O. Box 724.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
1 JERSEY, Guernsey heifers. 16 mo.
old. Open. Both J 170. K. D. Birch.
Kt. a, box ta. pnone z-ozze.
FOR SALE: 12 head Cotswold bucks
one and 2 years, ready for service,
$50 each if all taken. Call 3-6352.
4l,i GAL. Guernsey - Holstein. with
second calf. Jim vaseiiu. Rt. 9.
Box 354. Salem, east on State St.
JERSEY cow fresh JS weeks. 3 large
feeder pigs. 30 large hens. Ph.
4-133B
WANTED, fresh and springer dairy
cows. A. F. Sommer, 1265 Harmony
Dr. Phone 4-2617.
LOCKER BEEF. Hereford. 24c: locker
pork 45c Nothing down.- 6 months
to pay. Custom killing. Trailer loan
ed free. Salem Meat Co.
1325 S.
25th. Ph. 3-4858.
FOR SALE. 6 year old sorrel saddle
horse, $75. Also saddle, bridle, etc.
Call 3-4031.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C
McCandhsh. 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.
CENSED and bonded livestock
buyer. E. L Snethen. 169 Kenwood
Ave. Phone 2-1345.
LOCKER BEET. Whiteface Hereford.
28c: locker Dork 35c. Nothing down.
6 months to pay. Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat cw
1325 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858. .
404 Poultry and Babbits
CORNISH GAME Chicks, . acclaimed
the true fryer of tomorrow, now
available. Quantities limited. Com
mercial fryer growers find this
dominant Cornish White . Rock
Cross produces outstanding fryers
with firm white succulent meat.
Processors pay premium prices for
this broad double-breasted fryer.
Quantities limited and if unavail
able, try the next best, our first
generation Arbor Acres White
Rocks. Vear-around hatches every
Thursday. Also. New Hampshires.
Lee's Hatchery
5310 Center St. : Phone 2-2861 .
YOUNG, full grown geese for sale.
Rt. 4. Box 284. Phone 2-8257.
NEW Hampshire hens. Laying gooa
S2 OO each. Phone 3-1361.
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3426. Newell's Poultry Plant
Kill 6 days a weelc.Rt. S. Box. 109.
Salem. - .
RABBITS wanted, any size and quan
tity. Also purebred breeding stock
for sale. Ph. 1-7107.
GOLDEN BROAD and New Hamp
shire chicks, hatched every Monday
and Thursday. Our chicks grow
faster. Fox Hatchery. 3830 State St.
Phone 3-4969.
408 Pt
PUPPIES to give away. Phone 4-6316.
WANTED Good homes for kittens
and puppies. Will deliver. Phone
2-7382 after 6 p.m.
COLLIE Shepard pups, nice markings.
Phone 2-0059.
FOR SALE Pekingenese puppies.
Phone 4-1338 . 1
PARROT, young, has, large vocabu-
'ary. Phone 3-7729 after 4 p.i
CANARIES, parakeet, call evenings.
powers. 7 Beuevue at. in.
MOORE'S TROPICAL FISH, qulp
ment. QpJdfisb, Parakeets. S miles
from Lancaster on iMacleay Road.
Ph. 4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays.
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc
Coy. I block east ol N. CapitoL I "4
- blocks north of Madison. Ph. 2-6897.
is and plants
BARGAINS In Fuchsias. Sat. Sun.
Only 50c and up for plants in
bloom. Hanging baskets in full
bloom. $2.50 and up. 3195 Berry
St. Phone 3-8128. '
tUBEROUS BEGONIAS. FUCHSIAS,
GERANIUMS AND HANGING
BASKETS IN BLOOM. MXRRXL'S
GREENHOUSE. BROOKS.
LARGE Pelargoniums 75c each. Af
rican Violet Headquarters. Oppen'a
Greenhouse. 4330 An hum Rd
BLACK'S Gardens are building
ward Salem's bigges'
l perennial
col-
kctua Soeclal ue
mums. Iris, delphinium, geraniums,
hipines, astilbes. 2278 Chamawa Rd.
Phona 2-40.
To Place Ad
400 Agricnltiire
412 Fruit and Farm Produc
FOR SALS raspberries. 5445 N. Riv-
er Rd.
' U-PICK CHERRIES "
Pie Cherries 10c lb.
Rcyal Anne's 7c lb.
3 mi. out McOay Rd. Bring your
own containers. R. M. Ltvealy.
Rt. 8. Box 476.
PICKED red raspberries, large new
bergs $2.25 per-crate. M. C. Lent.
Rt. 1. Jefferson, phone 327. Call
evenings.
BALED clover hay in field. $00. An
drogen Farm. 4990 Lancaster Dr.
YOU PICK. 10c, Northwest strawber
ries. North oi Keizer School. 1st
gravel road to tight. Phone 4-4776
WILLAMETTE raspberries. You pick.
3745 Brooks Ave. Call noon and
evenings. Phone 4-3833.
U-PICK Royal Anna. Blngs. Lam
hert cherries, 6c lb. Jacob Faix
on highway 99E. 1 mile : S. of
Brooks. Phone 4-3985.
FOR SALE: Alts Fescue and rye
grass hay. Phone 4-4310. Salem..
FOR SALE: Fescue Hay. $15 per ton
In field. Ph. 2-3150. i
JfORTHWEST strawberries. You pick.
iuc id. jh. f. sarnweji. 4930 ft.
River Rd Phone 4-4304. 1
YOU" PICK
STRAWBERRIES . 10c LB.
BRING CONTAINERS
FIELD OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT
SATURDAY.
PLZASK CALL 4-2989 MORNING
OR EVENING. GO OUT CHERRY
AVE. TO ALDER ST.. TURN
RIGHT TO BROOKS ST. TURN
LEFT TO FIELD. LOOK FOR
SIGN. ONLY ONE MILE OUT Or
CITY LIMITS.
. I. HARTMAN
Seed Potatoes
Plant by 15th for fall crop. Phillips
Bros. Rt. 9. Box 493. Ph. 4-3081.
OATS and vetch hay $17.50 ton.
Phone 4-2392.
CASCADE blackberries and ' young-
Derries. to n. Oliver no. Pnone
2-1236.
S TON of good grass hay Ready to
naie. was cut this week. 912 ton.
Phone 3-7212. 699 Kinrwood Dr.
MCDONALD'S has U-Pick Marshall!.
Rt. 2, Box 428 Phone 4-1340.
FOR SALE 60 tons oats and vetch
hay. $20 In field. 4-3089.
YOU PICK Strawberries. Northwest
variety. Thursday, Friday, Satur
day only. July 9, 10, and 11. 10c
lb. 2 miles west on Glenn Creek
Rd. off of Wallace Rd. on T. J.
Shi pier Farm.
25 ACRES vetch and clover for hay
or ensilage. You narvest. Phone
2-5994 evenings.
WOOD'S have U-pick fine Northwest.
5c lb. From 7 A M. until dark. Not
Sunday. Left at Keizer school on
black top to Wood's sign. 2nd field
off road. 2-7895.
U-PICK Northwest strawberries. 10c
lb. Frank Toney. - 1390 Harmony
Drive. 1, 4 . miles N. E. Keizer. Ph.
4-2972.
CHERRIES. U-pick, Lamberts. Royal
Anns, sc lb. Rt. s, box 445, Me-
Dunn. Orchard Hts. Road.
NICK Royal Anne's and Bing cher.
ries 8c lb. U-pick, 3890 Center.
25 ACRES standing sub-clover and
trass hay. $400. Phone 4-3070.
tJ-PICK Northwest strawberries. Ex
cellent for freezing, canning and
preserves. Only 1 mile North of
Salem on North River Rd. 10c per
lb. Bring your owiy containers.
Picking from 6 ajn. to C pjn. daily
Including Sunday. K.&L Straw
berry Farm. '
DO YOU DRIVE aU over the country
hunting for the best fruit and ves
, e tables for canning or freezing?
Ceme out or call us. We have them
all when in season at farmer's
prices. Phillip Bros. Farm Market,
5590 Portland Rd. Phone 2-4512.
450 Merchandise
451 Machinery and Tools
CRAFTSMAN 8 inch electric port-
ame saw with -case. 1175 Dearborn
Ave.. Keizer) District.
SLIGHTLY used. Case combine with
all attachments at less than your
own price. Geo. F. Krau. Phone
Silverton 3-4896.
455 Hswhold Goods For Sol
MOVING Selling aU furniture. Call
3-5052 Evenings or Sunday.
ONE light . oak table and six chairs.
two light end tables. 583 N. Winter
Phone 4-5609.
G. E. REFRIGERATOR. Older model
in very good condition. 4134 Ha.
ger St. Ph. 4-2532.
(SEID(33&
1 13 CU. FT. Kelvinator freezer.
Used 1 year. New price $453. Sale
price $279. Gil Ward. 450 Center
St. '
Chairs, wood breakfast sets, refrig
erators, chest of drawers, stoves.
rugs snd etc. 190 S. 13th St.
18 CU, IT. Upright Home Freezer,
cabinet slightly damaged in ship
ment. Big discount. See at Good
Housekeeping Inc. 467 Court St.
456 Wanted, Hswhold Goods
WANTED
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
Vallev Farn. Co.-7472
CASH TODAY Good used furniture
or wiQ sell on consignment, ph.
3-6098 Sud tell's Auction.
458 Bnildina Matrial
Remodel, Repair, Now .
Save your cash Cor a rainy day. No
down; payment. 3S montha to pay.
Epping Lumber Co.
740 Slverton Rd. Phono 4-412J
Open all day Saturdays
4S0 Mttaicol Instrcanemte
ONLY Story and Clark Pianos have
mahogany sounding- boards. Will
: tugt split, warp or crack stays in
tJhm 73 better. The Music Cea-
-te. 470 tf. CapitoL Phone 2-S371.
KIW man used pianos. Tor a better
buy. WUtaey Muaie House.
fUts, .
450 Mercliandise
455 Hfhold Goods For Sola
USED APPLIANCES
; NO DOWN PAYMEtT :
USED FRIGmAIRX REFG. Small
size. Very dean. Meat and vege
. table crisper. Very quiet In opera
tion. Only $69.93. No down payment
USED GENERAL EL. REF. Only 1 yr.
Old. Looks like new. eu. ft. Large
yeg. compartment. Only $124.95.
j i .
USED MONARK REFG. S cu. ft. Very
good cond. Sealed unit A real
buy at $89.93.
USED ELECTRIC RANGES
All brands from $29.95 to $124.99
TINKHAM GILBERT
Appliance Company .
GENERAL ELECTRIC
260 N. LIBERTY. SALEM
458 Building Material
KEITH
CLOSE
Electrical Supplies
G. E. Electric Fan
Handy Breeze Fan -
G. E. Electric Fan .
.Switch Boxes. Light Fixtures Sc etc ,
Plumbing supplies !
Pipe Wrenches. Vises, some Bathroom
POWER SAW
Cummin's Builders Special S" Combination Blade
Ctanlcy 7"
&tamey mooci a .s
Hand Saws - Braces - Bits - Screw
i Ton Chain Block r
Dairy Scales
50 Plastic Hose
Shovels, Forks. Spades. Axes
Odds Sc Ends of Garden Sc Lawn Fence
SPECIALS
-0xl-lxU X Panel Screen Door
2-0 x l-S x 1. 2 Panel Door
2-0 to 2-8 xMxl'i 1 Panel Door
KEITH BROWN
Front ac Court Street
WE GIVE SArH
BUILDING?
Nails, carload supply
.$ 9.73
No. 1 Painted cedar shakes with
undercourse 810.75
Cedar shake. No. L clear . $ 7.00
New Shake molding per ft. . .10
New Skbestos siding $ 9.50
New 4x8 plaster board 8 1.40
3 tab comp. roofing 1st quality $ 6.93
RoU roofing with nails . 3 2.25
Bldg. paper. 3 kinds S 2.73
4" solid orange-burg sewer pipe S .38
New 4" soil pipe $ .70
AH sizes ealvanized pipe SPECIAL
500 gaL Steel septic tanks $62.50
New Aluminum Garage Doors $43.00
Steel Garage Doors $53.00
New & used fuel tanks CHEAP
Colored bath sets, complete BARGAIN
Toilets, wash basins, bath tubs
kitchen sinks, water heaters CHEAP
New shower cabinets 143.00
New. Picture windows, lge. stock S 8.00
Weathers tripped windows 114 20
New 28" x Vf doors -$ 3.50
New Hr door Jams 82 JO
Water proofed wall board 4x8 .
1.73
New Grade A screen doors ,
..$6.05
Outside white paint, per gal $ 2.93
Interior, Exterior plywood
LOWEST PRICE
No. 1 cedar shingles $ 925
No. 3 cedar shingles 8 5.00
Loose insulation, per bag
Overhead Garage Hardware
.8 1 CO
..$1343
C. G. LONG Sc SONS
Ph. 4-3051 1 mi. N. of Kelser
462 Sports Equipmtnt
BOAT. Motor and Trailer complete
with remote controls, ready to go.
14 ft. Isham. 33 h.p. Evlnrude. Botn
used only 3 years. Perfect for water
skiing, surf boarding, fishing or
pleasure crafting. Trade ana terms.
See Lee's Used Cars, 240 N. Church
or 1565 Fairgrounda Rd. Ph. 2-1527
or 2-8032.
12' FOLD-CRAFT. $45 Good condi-
tion. Phone 3-1319
GENERAL boat repair. Ho-Hl Boat
Shop. 1883 Blrchwood. 3-B904,
3-3722.
WANTED GOOD outboard motor
7j HP or larger. Will trade $70.00
Auto Radio Practically urana
New! Call 3-9311 ;
468 For Bsmt, Miscellaneous
RENT or buy. All types electrical or
hand tools, garden tractors, sprsy
ers. Howser Bros.. 1183 S. 12th.
C DRtVE TRUCKS FOR RENT.
Blankets furn. 1201 SUte. Ph. 2-9062.
FOR RENT or lease, lge. warehouse
space cement floors, brick bldg.
down town. Inquire H. L. Stiff
Furn. 3-9183.
470 For Sal. Miscellaneous
SNOOK SEZ
Wsl by gum. If I caint seU this stuff.
Ill rent it. in tact neres a iew
things aint fer sale but ara-fer rent.
Power lawn mower.
and
!V elec. drill, vibrator sander. ap
pliance hand torch, welding and
cutting torch. : Will either sell or
rent baby crib, hi chair, elec. range,
washing machl. sewing mach., gas
range, pressure cooker, etc. Fer
sale but not fer rent, fold-a-bed,
$89.50. Ribbon mahogany S-pc. bed
room set, $99.50. Rsdio $8.50 up.
Record changer $4.95. ' ChesU of
drawers $4.93 up. Davenport 84 95.
beds .82 up. Springs 82 up. Can
stoves 84.50 to $7.50. writing desk
$12.50. 12-ft. conveyor with belt and
pulleys $7.50. Hand and garden tools
an a thousan oder things. -
SNOOKS BARGAIN CENTER
1253 Broadway - Phone 4-1736
21" ADMIRAL floor model console
television at reduced price, pnone
4-24SO.
GOOD mahogany bed .inner-spring
mattress, box springs, pn. 4-nou.
10 INCH cut off saw with 4 horse
power he ivy duty motor. Reason-
apie. 2-Z937.
REO Power mower. 9 x 12 camping
tent. Packard Bell comb, recorder,
phone and radio, transit level.
Phone 2-061S.
fOR SALE. Royal Deluxe sewing ma-
chinc Sc new and other misc. fur
niture. 2 boy's bikes and 2 girl's.
Phone 2-B14Q.
RANGE, refrigerator, practically new.
Other furniture. Phone 2-07i.
WEDGEWOOD gas range .40 gaL
water heater. 830. Phone 2-0332.
FINE CHINA CUPS. Shakers and
planters at Reb's. New pittourg
Store. 4090 Portland Rd. Next to
Hollywood BewL Open till dark
daily. ' , .
FOLDING wheel chair. New model.
Phone. 2-680. after 3 pjn.
1EAUTY COUNSELOR, cosmetic. Pn.
3-540L
Why Suffer Any Longetv
When otaters tan, nse ear Chinese
remedies. Asmaslng success for
case years la China. Ne matter
wits what ailments von are ai-
nictad disorders, slnnsias. heart.
tangs, Hver. kidneys, gas.
s, eiaaesea. r
i. cirnsitsK i
HERB CO. '
214 N. Csenl
rneat 2-1838
lALIM. OstK.
Sa S. VsMn
Sag, Only
parion. sneer
ttsaa. call and im
fesaale oosaplshats.
Charlie
Chan i
Aria
Merchandise
455 Hsahold Goods For Sal
USED! i DOOR REFG. Large firm.
Newt sealedg unit. A real buy for
Urgf family. Only $99.95.
USED GENERAL ELECTRK: Tb.
wringer washer. Very clean. Used
very little. Deluxe. Only $49.93.
USED I FREEZER AND REFG. com
bination. 13 cu. ft. Sealed unit, very
clean. Only a couple of years old.
Only $249.93.
PHONE 2-0312
458 Bofldlnq Materials
BROWN
Regular Special
23 off
.. $ 13.9S $ 10.4S
14 93 11.21
34. BS 26.21
23 off
25 off
2S off
- . 23 off
Fixtures left ,
SPECIALS
9.50 C7.12
135.00 101 .25
7.SO ; 50.S3
23 off
29.20 21 SO
"95 J.21
S.93 4.44
50 off
80 off
p......,...
.u .
Drivers etc, .
, ,
87
8.28
2.98
95
t-
LUMBER YARD
GREEN STAMPS
Phone 3-9111 '
470 For Sole, Miscellaneous
2 CHESTS of drawers. I child's wsrd
robe. Phone 3-4934. -
ANDREWS plastic hose sprinklers
and garden supplies.- Reb's New
Pittsburg Store. 4090 Portland Rd.
Next, to Hollywood Bowl. Open till
dark daily.
BRAND NEW Steven Deluxe Motor
Chair. Never been used. Electric
ally propelled wheel chair for home
and neighborhood trsvel. 1874 Court '
Shop built tractor r..$ 23
Model A car. licensed :....: SO
1 28" PM 7 HJ; saw. light
weight . , Sin
120" PM 4.2 H.P. saw. new
bar and chain ., $150
13 H P. ME tractor $173
1 3i H P. Howard tiller ......... $199.50
3 Good used Skillsaws $ 55
Good selection used power mowers
$30 and up.
Howser Bros.
1183 S. 12th
Phone 3-3646
LEAVING town
Must sell elec.
seTT
range, davenports, dining table,
chairs, dressers, bicycle,? typewrit,
er, mimeograph machine, miscel
laneous. Ph. 4-S107. address 2303
S. Com ml.
ICE BOX, 73 lb. Clean. 18 H. elec
tric motor. 486 N. 14th. i-
CHICKEN fertilizer .$$.00 a yard. You
haul. Rt. 4. Box 288. Phone 4-2686.
4 PC. WALNUT bedroom suiteInc.
bed. vanity, bench and chest. Only
$49,30. Glenn Woodrys Thrift
store. 1605 N. Summer St. -
li New Singer
Electric cabinet sewing machine. Full
price only $122.50. Write for free
colored catalog or come in for free
demonstration. Singer Sewing Cen
ter. 130 N. Com'! St. !
CLARY cash register - 8 bank - their
best model - like new - only $273.
Terms. Trader Louie. 1870 Lana
Ave. j - .
USED 20x30 Inch kitchen! aink. one
spout. hot and cold fauceVdrajn and
fittings. In good condition. ,$14.
Phone 2JO08.
WALNUT typewriter desk. Modern
Fine value for 833. Glenn Wood.
ry. 1605 N. Summer Stj
ALLEN Tune Up EqupImenT
1 P EaUDllMnt - vnar.
anteed In NEW CONDITinN aim
Terms. Trader Louie, ,1870 Lana
Ave. i
SENDIX automatic washer and dry-f-
Both new. never used. Sell $125
leas If both taken thla week. Mov-
ins, must sen. 555 Union St.
.Sewing Machine Buyers:
Purchase a new Singer eiectrio' cab
inet for as little as $12.50 down and
$5.54 per month. Call or write Sing
er Se wins' Center IM H rvuni
1 TAKE most anything In trade on
ew ana use a furniture, appli
ances. TV sets. guns, motors, etc.
Trsder Louie. 1870 Lana Ave.
Vacuum Cleaner
RetfeaJK Electrohix. fully guaranteed
SS.50. Sears Roebuck Co. 850 No.
Csnital. Phone 39101.
GULBRANSOtf player piano with
rous. very good condition. Also
narta for 1 mi ,ion xj . .v.
NOW $58.88. Lucky buy It 1 pc. 'aec-
o"m. juii a price, cjenn
Woodry s. 1605 N. Summer. Trades,
Terms. Lowest rrf-
2ENITH Radio-phongrsph com bin a-
uon . nxe new 6150. Phone 3-8083.
CHARRIS foundation alrdlea. bra
For appointment Ph. 3-S91B. Mary
E RalM i I
PLA"STt-K.OTE requires no waxing
tor your noors or linoleum. Yeater
Appliance Co 37S Chemeketa. Ph.
i-4311.
GOOD refinlahed coil springs. $5T93.
xwm size. .Bargain jaarn, mues
N on 99 E.
i Crushed Rock
FOB roads Sc driveway Cement.
Ready-mix Concrete. Garden Sand..
Bulldozing drainage and ditching,
-ft24' borcI tra Una. Phone 4
WalW .Sanrl t Crsv1
il " "i Co. !
fiW platform rockers, plastic, 4 col-
era. cioseout. $ia.99. Folks this is a
sensational value, only about 12 er
so 1 left so hurry today to Glenn
Woodrys. 1603 W. Summer, the
store that Bargains Built.
Dr.
. W. Laaa NO Dr. O, Ckan, KB
DKS. CHAN . . , IA11
i ' 1 -
CttTNESE NATUSOPATIIS
Opetairs. 241 North j Liberty
Office open satareay esly, "it aaa
to p.SL, 8 to 7 pas. Consultation,
blood presiars aad arine tests srt
free; of elsarae. tratleed aiaee
isifi Sim tae atscractfve atft. Mo
eMigassaaw ! - j .
450!