POUNDDD 1651
Statesmon. Salem, Of Thursday July 23, 1SS3 Soc 4) 1
Pages 1 -4 j
Section 4
Canadian, Man
Fins Water
With Wands
COWLEY, Alta. (JP) - An 81-year-old
South Alberta man is
one of the few persons who clings
to the ancient practice of "water
witching." i
Ernest Cooknell of Cowley
says he can locate i an under
ground water supply by walk
ing over the ground clutching a
branch of a willow tree.
He says four of ! his family
could make the wands wiggle
over water, but four others, could
sot He doesn't know how or
why he possesses the talent He
says it may have something to
do with the -ndividual's body
chemistry, and possibly is inher
ited. . Cooknell cailms that his "witch
ing" has never failed to find
water since he came to Cowley
in 1901. He has found water at
depths ranging as much as 230
feet
He has never taken money for
a job, believing the charm might
be broken if used professionally.
NO GAS FOR DRUNKS? :
Sacramento, cant (vp) -
Highway Patrol Commissioner
Bernard Caldwell - declared ser
vice stations should not sell gas
oline to drunken drivers. "I would
like a law," he said, "to make it
unlawful to serve anyone who's
drunk with fuel"
Salem
Obituaries
BUFF
Mrs. Claribel Buff, at Bend July
22. Late resident of 1596 ChemekeU
SC Survived by husband. Otto V C.
Buff. Salem; sisters. Mrs. Dewey
Fole. Sweet Home, and Mrs. Pearl
Finseth, Springfield. Ore. Several
nieces and nephews also survive.
Services will be field Friday. July
2. at 1 JO p.m. in the W. T. Rig-don
Chapel with interment at Silverton
Cemetery.
BUSCH
Mrs- Anna Busch. at the residence
190 N. 4th St. July 2a Survived by
daughter. Mrs. Chris Battalion. Sa
lem; son. Karl W. Busch, Salem;
brother. John Neumann. Waco, Tex.;
one granddaughter, one grandson
and two granddaughters. Services
will be held Thursday. July 23, at
1:30 p.m. in the Christ . Lutheran
Church with the Rev. T. M. Gebhard
officiating. Interment will be held at
Lee Mission Cemetery. Under direc
tion of the Clough-Barrick Company.
CONKLIN
Albert Conley ,Conklin,Jn this city,
July 22. Shipment has been made to
LaGrande to the Snodgrasa Funeral
Home for services and interment by
the W. T. Rigdon Company.
EDMISTON
Elsie Edmiston. late Tesident of
3785 Brooks St., at a local hospital.
vJul.v 21. Daughter of Mrs. -Mary
Exictrson of Salem and sister of Mrs.
Paul Messer. Turner: John and Pius
Lacier, both of Balfour, N. D., and
Michael Lacher. Milwaukee, Wis.
Member of the Catholic Church. Re
citation of the rosary will be held in
the Hcwell-Edwards Chapel Thurs
day. July 23, at 8 p.m. Requiem
mass ivill be held in. St. Vincent's
Catholic Church Friday. July 24 at
10 a.m. with concluding services in
City View Cemetery.
HARRINGTON
Lee Harrington late resident of
Klamath Falls, at a local hospital.
July 22 at hte age of 48 years. An
nouncement of services will be made
later by the Howell-Edwards Com-
pa.iy.
LOEWEN
- Peter D. Loewen. at the family
residence 1254 Huge St.. July 20 at
the age of 76. Survived by wife,
Helena Loewne, Salem: sons, Henry,
Pete. Clarence. AJvtn and Dave
Loewin. all of Salem; daughters,
Mrs. Clara Pankratx. Mrs. Annie
Pankratz, Mrs. Helen Harms, Mrs.
Martha Guenther and Mrs. Irene
Guenhter. all of Salem, and Mrs.
Esther Freisen. Fort Worth. Tex.
Member of Kingwood Bible Church.
Services will be held in the King
wood Bible Church Monday. July
27, at 3 p.m. with the Rev. John
Friesen officiating and interment at
Belcrest Memorial Park. The Howell-Edwards
Company in charge. ;
MfZE !
Harley Mize. at the residence 1173
th St. July 20. Survived by wife.
Flora V. Mize. Salem; daughters.
Miss Ge niece Mize, Salem. Mrs. Vio
let Driessche. Mrs. Clyd Hilton, both
of St. Andrews. Wash., Mrs. Opal
McLaine. Harrishueg. Mrs. Lucille
Cable. Salem, Salem. Mrs. Don Frye.
M aville. Pa. two sons. LeRoy Mize.
Portland. Fred Davenport. Scio; two
Bisters, Mrs. Leo Furgen. Sioux Falls.
S. D., Mrs. Maude Nash. Dubuque.
Iowa: two brothers. George and Dave
Mize. both of South Dakota: Jand '
two grandchildren. Services will be
h-ld Friday. July 24 at 1.30 p.m. in
Virgil T. Golden Chapel with inter
ment at Lone Oak Cemetery. Slay
ton. The Rev. Harold Lyman : will
officiate. i
1
strom 3
3
Oscar Strom, at a local nutsing
home. July 21. Services will be held
In the Howell-Edwards Chapel ,Fri-
day. July 24 at' 1 :30 p.m. wlthj in
lermeni at .ny ww .eiiKKr;i
alters
Willlrm Henry Walters, at a local
hospitL Julv 21. Late resident ot 111
Cnemeketa St Survived by shree
diu-hters, Mrs. Ahram Van Stecn
wyck Portland: Mrs. Cuy Wetson.
Salem, and Mrs. A.! G. Scott, El
Centro, Catif.: two -sons. Perr V.
and Donald O. Walters, both of Sa
lem: sister. Mrs. Nettie Carver. Bris
tol. Ird.; 10 grandchildren ana six
great-trandchtldren. Services will be
held 'n the Vir?il T. Golden Chanel
Saturav. Julv 25. at 2 p.m. with the
Rev. L. C White officitin and in
terment at City View Cemetery!
idnt nwATou7.r.tth;
of 52 srs. Survived by husband.
Carl L. Well man: daughter, carta
Jean Wellman. both of Selem;t sis
ters. Mrs. Ray Drennen. Miles City.
Mont, and Mrs. Peart Buckley. Port
land, brothers. Walter Wmfield. .Jor-
an. Mont.: Georee Joseoh Wlnfield.
Helena. . Mont, and James Wlnfield.
San Bernardino. C"li. S-r-rol nteces
and nhews cliwiint r. Wav
T'ot' ,'Oon!,,. - cHo: "Mr?.
C""- 'o-ne- rf Ralem and now
of fe t mot r-in-'w. irs.
Hta 'Vood. Sm. J -vires will be
held Thursd". July T3. at 130 p.m.
In the HoweH-F-Hwards Choel with
the Rev. H. W. Black officiating and
concluding services at the Bedrest
Memorial Park.
i
Stock Market
Moves Higher
NEW YORK UFi The stock ma
ket braced itself and managed si
small advance Wednesday after
two straight declines. There wa4
almost an even balance between
gains- and losses and neither exj
tended very far. j j
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks advanced 20 cents as
compared with a decline of 40
cents Tuesday. It stands at $107.30.
The industrial component of the
average was up 20 cents, the rail-!
roads up 30 cents, and the utilities
up 10 cents.
The cains and losses were al-i
most evenly divided with 384 un;
ana 340 aown ma. 01 uie list ui i.uu
individual issues on the tape; The
total was slightly higher than Tues
day. There were 5 new highs and
36 lows for the year touched dur
ing the day. i
Volume expanded a little and
stood at 900,000 shares as com-?
pared with 850,000 shares Tuesday,'
Most Grains j
Slide Lower j
CHICAGO UT Most grains
moved lower on the board of tradcf
Wednesday although several July
contracts spurted in the final mini
ute as trading in these deliveries
ceased. July wheat, rye and lard
closed out without excitement.
Wheat finished lower, corn
lower to 1 higher, oats un
changed to 3 higher, rye to
2 cents higher and lard 5 cents
lower to 13 cents a hundred pound?
higher, July $10.75.
Canadian Royal
Police Modernize
WINNIPEG (vPKThe Royal Ca
nadian Mounted Police has gone
modern with a vengeance. Horsl
es, which now appear only on
ceremonial occasions, have been
replaced by speeding patrol cars:
equipped with two-way radio
The sled dogs have given way
to a monster on skiis called a
bombarier snowmobile which
costs less $0 run than the husl
kies. j
Trim cabin cruisers patrol the
larger lakes and all branches arej
linked by radio to speed the
work. . i
Portland Produce
Butterfat Tentative, subject
to immediate change-premium;
quality, maximum to .35 to one
per cent acidity, delivered in Port!
land, 68-71C lb; first quality 66
69; second quality 63-66c. Valley
routes and country points 2 cents
less.
Butter Wholesale, f. o. b
bulk cubes to wholesalers-Grade
AA, 93 score, 66 lb; 92 score, 65c;
B, 90 score, 63c ;.C, 89 score, 60c J
Cheese Selling price to Port!
land wholesalers-Oregon singles!
42-45c lb; Oregon 5-lb loa
58 -50 C I
Eggs To wholesalers-Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in-f
eluded, f. o. b. Portland ; A
large, 65 -66 c; A medium 64
-65 ; B grade, large. 59 -6
A smalls 50-51. .
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 73; A large, 68-69; AA, medl
ium, 69; A medium 67-68; A smallj
nominally 51. Cartons 3 cents addi
tional.
Live chickens No 1 quality
f.o.b. plants Fryers, 2 -3 lbs
28-29; 3-4 lbs, 28-29; roasters 4
lbs up 28-29: heavy hens, al
weights, 20-21; light hens. - al
we'ghts, 19; old roosters 15-18. j
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white. 4-5 lbs, 23-25. 5-6
lbs, 21-23: old does. 10-14, few high
er. Fresh dressed fryers to re
tailers, 59-61; cut up 63-67. f
Whole sale dressed meats: j
Beef Steers, choice, ! 500-70(1
lbs. 40.00-44.00; good, 37.00-42.00f
commercial 31.00-37.00; utility 27.4
00-33.00; commercial cows 24.-00
30.00; utility 23.00-28.00; cannersf
cutters. 21.00-25.00.
Beef cuts Choice steers-hind
quarters, 50.00-52.00; rounds 248.00?
75.00; triangles, 27.00-32.00; fore
quarters 30.00-35.00; chucks 35.001
40.00; ribs. 48.00 53.09
Pork cuts Loins, choice 8-l4
Ids. 65.o-es.50; snouiaers is ids.
42.0Q-45.00; Sparenbs 54.00-5630
-LA inn ih ivua nnl
fresh hams, 10-14 IbS, 55 00-68 00,,
veai ana caives uooa-cnoice.
all weights, 34.00-40.50; commer
cial 28.00-36.00.
Lambs Choice-prime, 44.00
46.00. ! J
Wool Grease basis. WiHamf
ette Valley medium, 50-52 Ibj
eastern Oregon fine and half blood,
56-62; Willamette Valley lamb
wool, 42; 12-month wool, j 43-50. j
Country dressed meats, f.o.b;
Portland:
Beef Utility cows. 24-28; can
ners-cutters, 22-23; shells down t
17. !
Veal - Top quality, lightweight!
31-32; rough heavies. 23-28,
I
Hogs Lean blockers, 38-39
sows, light, 32-33.
Lambs Best J 40-42. i .
Mutton Best, 12-14; cuH-utilr
ity. 8-10. j
Onions 50 lb sacks Washington
yellows med 1.00-1.75; large 15
1.40; Calif, yellows med and Ige
L75-2.00; few 2.25; red, med 173-
3,00; white globes 2.50-t7S. :
Potatoes Boardman lone
whites nc 1 A, 20-2.75; so ,2. 5j
D. 80-85; Calif, long whites no 1-4
2X5-3.00; same brands to 3125.
IIdv7 York Sioclx Qnblaiions
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation
24
Allied Chemical
Alii' Chalmers
American Airlines
American Power & Light
American TeL & Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Company
Borjg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
68
4S
13
155
74
33
95
51
37
73
24
26
S2
24 -70
79
38
17
27
7
66
95
42
11
71
55
58
12
47
36
27
50
60
27
63
9
21
11
26
58
19
Canadian Pacific
i Caterpillar Tractor
MCelanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated' Edison
Consolidated Vultee '
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pacific Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Company
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Tel. k Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J. C.) Co.
25
67
9
144
5
69
Salem Market
Quotations
(As f 'late yesterday)
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
BUTTER
.70
.87
.84
Wholesale - .71- 73
Retail .76
EGGS (Baying)
( Wholesale prices range from 8
. to 7 cents over buying price)
Large AA , .65
Large, A .63
Medium A A .59
Medium A J7
Pullet .42
POULTRY
Colored Hens
Leghorn Hens
Colored Fryers
s-32
at
.30
.15
JO
Old Roosters
Roasters
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND un (USDA) Cattle
salable 500, market slow, steady
50 cents' lower with some cows off
iimore; no. dry led steers ottered;
few low-good steers 21.00-50; utility-commercial
grade 14.00-19.00;
utilit and commercial heifers
13.00-18.00; canner and cutter cows
10.50 12.00; shells downward to
7.00; utility cows 12.50-14.00,. few to
14.50; utility and commercial bulls
16.50-1730, few head 18.00-50.
Calves salable 100. market ac
tive, strong; good-choice vealers
and light calves 18.00-22.00; few
prime grade 23.00; utility and com
mercial grade 13.00-17.00.
Hogs salable 250, market active,
steady to strong; choice one and
twe butchers 180-235 lbs 29.00-50,
few 29.60; choice 250-300 lbs 27.50
28.50; choice 320-500 lb sows 22.50
24.50; one 630 lb sows 21.50.
Sheep salable 2,200, holdover 250,
market very sloww supply choice
and prime limited, market weak-50
cents lower at 20.50-21.50. few lots
mostly prime at 22.00; utility and
good grade bid sharply lower; de
mand for feeders narrow, few good
feeders 14.00 15.00; cull good
slaughter ewes 1.50-4.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (JB Wheat (bid)
to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk,
delivered coast: Soft White 2.24;
Soft White (excluding Rex) 2.24;
White Club 2.24.
hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.25;
101 per cent 2.25; 11 per cent 2.25;
12 per cent 2.25.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary
224; 10 per cent 2.24; 11 per cent
2.24; 12 per cent 2.24.
Today's car receipts: wheat 59:
ba'ley 1; flour 7; corn 3; mill feed
11
Although flounders have one
eye on each side of their- heads
at birth, but they rest on one
side on the bottom and one eye
migrates until both eyes are i
the upper side of the head.
NOTICE
In accordance with the provisions of Sections 88-201. 88-2OT and 88-M3
O. C. L. A., notice is hereby given that pursuant to an otder of the County
Court of Marion County, Oregon, the following warrants ouUUnding against
Marion County. Oregon, issued more thjn seven years prior to July 1. 1953.
will be cancelled and the payment thereof refused unless presented for
payment within sixty days after July 1, 1953:
Number ox
Warrant Date
40741 . June 28. 1943
41427 July 10. 1943
41910
42299
42289
42572
42592
42608
42775
43222
43832
43984
44799
45254
45717
45727
45814
46888
17456
47688
48174
Aug. 10. 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Sept. 10. 1945
Oct , 1945
Oct. . 1945
Oct. 10. 1945
Oct. 16. 1945
Nov. 9, 1945
Jan. 5. 194S
Jan. 10. 1946 .
Feb. 6, 1944 .
Clyde Salisbury-
Hollywood Cleaners St Laundry..
Renska L. Swart ,. , , L, .
Feb. 9. 1948
Clara . Puree 11..
March 9. 1948 Eugene James
March . 1944 Leon Raymond
March 9. 1944
Howard Amand .
May JO, 1944
June 1, 1944
June 1. 1944
June 10. 194$
June 10, 1944
Helen Saucies..
Matilda Klecker
Lenore Prk..
Mrs. Bos Estrclla
4324
3 Jen LIvingstosL.
8270
June 10. 1944
Bessie Livinston
Dated at Salem. Oregoe. this 1st
H. C MATTSON --
- County Clerk, July 23
21
13
28
26 -;
LReyonier Incorp. Pfd
31
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Company
Sears Roebuck 8c Company
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil California
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining ,
Swift 1 Company
Transamerica Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
48
iZ
'W
54
38
59
58
34
43
52C
72
29
8
37
27
17
40
106
24
37
59
23
38
14
43
26
44
44
Woolworth '
S2.000.000.00
CITY OF SALEM. OREGON, -PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
BONO SALE
School District No. 24CJ. Marion
County, Oregon. hereby invites
sealed proposals for the purchase of
82.000 000.00 principal amount of its
bonds, hereinafter described. Each
proposal must be enclosed In a se
curely sealed envelope. marked
"Proposal for $2,000,000.00 School Dis
trict No. 24CJ. Marion County, Ore
gon, Bonds." and addressed to Con
neU C. Ward. District Clerk, 460
North High Street, Salem. Oregon.
Aii oias must oe receive a at or
before 7 JO o'clock p. m. Pacific
Standard Time on Tuesday. August
11. 1953, and bids so received will be
opened by the Board of Education at
a meeUng at the above-designated
time and place.
The bonds will be in denomina
tions of $1,000.00 each, dated Septem
ber 1. 1953. numbered consecutively
from 1 to 2.000. inclusive, and will
mature serially in numerical order
as follows:
$100,000.00 on September 1. 1954
100.000.00 on September 1. 1955
100.000.00 on September 1, 1958
100,000.00 on September 1. 1957
100,000.00 on September 1, 1958
100 000.00 on September 1. 1959
100.000.00 on September 1. 1960
100.000.00 on September 1. 1961
100,000.00 on September 1. 1962
100.000.00 on September 1, 1963
100,000.00 on September 1, 1964
100.000.00 on September 1. 1965
100.000.00 on September 1, 1966
100,000.00 on September 1, 1967
100,000.00 on September 1, 1968
100,000.00 on September 1. 1969
100.000.00 on September 1, 1970
100.000 0O on September 1, 1971
100.000.00 on September 1, 1973
100,000.00 on September 1, 1973
Interest on the bonds will be pay
able semi-annually on March 1st and
September 1st In each year, evi
denced by coupons attached to the
bonds. Both principal and Interest
shall be payable at the office of the
County Treasurer of Marion County,
Oregon.
The principal amount of said bonds
is subject to prior redemption at the
option of the School District, on Sep
tember 1, 1959. or any interest pay
ment date thereafter upon notice of
redemption given by publication at
least tnce at least thirty days prior
to the date of ledemption, in a news
paper published and circulated in the
County of Marion and State of Ore
gon, at a price equal to the prin
cipal amount thereof together with
unpaid interest accrued thereon at
the date of redemption.
Each proposal must specify in a
multiple of 't of 1 of the rate of
interest not exceeding 4 per an
num which the bonds ar to bear,
and must also state the amount bid
for the bonds.
Each proposal must.be accompan
ied by a certified check payable to
School District No. 24CJ. Marion
County. Oregon, in the sum of $40.
00O0O to secure the disrtict against
any loss resulting from the failure of
the bidder to comoly with the terms
of his proposal. No interest will be
paid upon the deposit of the suc
cessful bidder. The check of the suc
cessful bidder wiU be credited on
the Durchase price of the bonds, or
retained by the district as liquidated
damages in case the bidder fails to
accent delivery of and pay for the
bon U. Checks of unsuccessful bid
ders will be immediately returned
unon the award of the bonds.
- Each bidder is requested to In
clude in his bid a statement of the
total interest cost and effective in
terest rate, based upon aggregate in
terest cost, that the District will pay.
Drovided hi bid is acceoted and none
of the bond are called prior to the
finM mturitv date thereof.
Th- ileht to rejct anv or all oro
posals is reserved. Unless aU bids
are rejected, the bonds will be award
ed to the bidder comolving with the
terms of the notice of sale, and sub
mitting the bid which, after com
mtHon on tt basi that none of
the bonds will be called for redemp
tion prior to the inal msturitv
dat? thereof, orovide the lowest
eot ta the school district.
Te ao'wovlne leal oninion of the
firm of Winre. McCuHorh. Shuler
& Sire, will bo furnished the suc
cessful bidCer. The fee for the leal
opinion and the cost of orinMn the
bonds will be paid by the District.
A financial statement of the Dis
trict and nr further esred, in
formation mi b ec"re'1 from the
"nrferned chvl 4rfrnintra
Hmi Ofr. 460 North KJh Street.
Sr'-rn. Oregon.
"rv, boH will he dfllwred om-
ointr. witrou undue ie1--" t the
exnenr of the school Httrfc-t. at
urh city in Oregon as the success
ful Md'ler shall nam.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 21st
day of July. i5
CONNTX7. C. WARD.
Distric Cl-k.
Jly. 23. 30. Au. 8
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
To Whom Issued Amount
Harel H. Kaiser 4m
J. W. Gibson . i.9o
John Rauscher. a mo
Fred Horne ; . . xsa
Pvt. Howard Boyinifton , 3.75
Audrey Jean Hollis g so
Mary Beals j xi
Mrs.' Homer Sm th . . , fjo
Salem Iron Wnrw 2M
.40.50
J7
- 4.00
-J1.40
1.10
2.10
.
Davia
. 1.10
- .70
. AM
. 4.00
. 3.10
1.15
. 1.15
day of Julv. 19 si
Stocks and; Bonds
1 Compiled By The Associated Press
July 22 i
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 18
Kails Indst Utils Fgn
Net Chang .Unch Unch Unch A.1
Wednesday 91.1 B3.5 93.8 78 8
Pm riav M 1 05 0.1 ? 7
4l Week ago .91.S 93 J 93.7 78.8
Month ago 90.8 . 94.4 92.4 ,78J
Year ago .B7 S8.8 98 J 78.8
STOCK AVEKAGES
30
tndust
Net change A. 2
Wednesday .138.0
Prev. day .137.8
Week ago 137.8
Month ago J37.6
Tear ago 142.8
15 IS M
Rails Utils St'cks
A.3 A.l . AJ
M. : 52.4 107.3
86.3 52.3 107.1
M.7 32.4 107.3
84.4 51.1 104.4
84.2 52.4 107.1
300 Personal
316 Personal
I XL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than my own. Mrs.
Newman H. (Mike) Fee.
MRS. JEAN. Psychic reader, tells
your past, present,' future. Can
help overcome aU obstacles that
keep you from success, health and
happiness. Tip Top Motel, 3580 S.
commercial riy. 99E.. Apt. 7.
SECURITY DETECTIVE Agency, Pri
vate investigation. 139 Pacific BIdg
Phone 4-2248 1
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No
1. 2088 N. Commercial. Phone 2-9419
or 3-4537. P. O Box 724.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
CHESTER white weaner pigs, $15.
Phone 3-5994 evenings.
REGISTERED Durham bull. Out of
Ueltie BUes high producing herd.
Jack County, 2 yrs. old. gentle.
Write or cal! evenings. Rt. 2 Box
117. Monmouth. Inquire at Pedec
Store for old Glen Robertson
Ranch.
FOR SALE 2 year old bay stallion,
white markings., gentle, highest
offer takes. Phone 2-2125.
POLED Hereford bull. 2 year oM,
J. E. Peterson, Route 1, Box 402,
Wallace Rd.
i-'V EAR-OLD pony, raised with chil
dren. Phone 2-2786.
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.
LICENSED and bonded livestock
buyer. E. 1. Snethen. 165 Kenwood
Ave. Phone 2-1345.
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.
404 Poultry and Rabbits
Crld.Fryers. Ph. 4-1090.
DUCKS and gees for sale. Call noon
or eves. 23307.
CUSTOM killing. Fowl of any kind.
Ph. 4-3426. NeweU'a Poultry Plant.
Kin days a week. Rt. t. Box 109.
Salem.
RABBITS wanted, any aire and quan
tity. Also purebred breeding stock
for sale. Ph. 2-7107.
GOLDEN BROAD and New Ramp
shire chicks, hatched every Monday
and Thursday. Our chicks grow
faster. Fox Hatchery. 3830 State St
Phone 3-4969.
403 Pats
TO GIVE away, a year old dog. male.
part Shepherd. Phone Z-2701
SIAMESE kittens, with papers. House
broken. Phone 2-8488.
PART Persian Angor cat. 2 years
old. CaU 4-5938 after 3 P.m.
COLLIE. Shephard puppies, male,
excellent markings. Phone 2-0059.
COCKER pups, red geld. PurebredT
Good hunting stock. 3413 Williams
Ave.
PEKINGENESE
puppies, $15 each.
Phone 4-15C8.
CHAMPION bred boxer puppies. Ev
ery pup a potential champion.
Moore's Tropical fish, equipment.
Goldfish, Parakeets. 2 miles from
Lancaster on Macleay Road. Phone
4-3773. Closed on Wednesdays.
CANARIES, parakeets, call evenings.
Powers, 735 BeUevue St. Ph. 4-1597.
HOLLYWOOD AQUARIUM. 1958 Mc.
Coy. 1 block east of N. Capitol, l'i
blocks north of Madison. Ph. 3-6837.
and Plants
LATE cabbage, cauliflower, kale.
Brussels sprouts, peppers and zin
nias. 25c a doz. Arthur Plant's
Greenhouses. 1298 . 13th.
Large blooming tuberous
begonias. 3 $1.00. merrill's
greenhouse. brooks.
tuberous begonias. fuchsias,
geraniums and hanging
baskets in bloom. merril's
greenhouse. brooks.
LARGE Pelargoniums 75c each. Af
rican Violet Headquarters. Oppen's
Greenhouse. 4330 Auburn Rd.
412 Fruit and Farm Produce)
GOOD Fescue grass
with vetch and oats.
Hay mixed
$20 per ton.
Phone 2-3025.
MONTMORENCY pie cherries, 6 miles
out. Dallas highway to Brunks
corner, service station turn left,
2nd house on right. Phone 2-1239.
Emu HoopenstesKen.
BALED oats and vetch hay. $25 in
. field. G. F. Andresen; 4835 Lancas-
ter. Dr. Phone 4-1973 or 4-1247.
BALED clover, oats and vetch hay.
$15 -. ton in field. Virgil Perrine.
R Box 469. Phone 4-1350.
BAj oats and vetch. Good hay.
CIS ... An IJ , t 1 C? . . 1
! Colevrdale school. Carl Leach.
FOR
SALE, pie cehrries.
6 lb.
U-pick. Phone 4-4038.
TREE .ripe No. 1 Tilton apricoU
from the Dalles. Puriun Cider
. Works.. 791 Edgewater. Phone
2-7614.
8 TON alfalfa and rye grass hay. $20
a ton in the field. Werline Hop
Ranch, ' Independence. Phone 38F4.
8 TON of good oats and vetch hay
$20 a ton in field. E. W. Brutka.
a East Brooks. Phone 2-2191.
SOYAL ANNE cherries. 6c lb you
pick. John G. Shamberger. Rt. 4
Box $19. mile East Of Fruitland
School. Phone 3-1337.
HORSE and cattle hay, $13 ton and
up. 4-3168
FOR SALE, baled oata and vetch
hay or trade for beef feeders. Ed
Winter Farm. Phone Dayton 17x2.
Lambert cherries, u-pick. 5 ib.
Call 2-2128 or 2-9894. ;
WILL start picking Montmorency pie
cherries. Thursday 23rd. Order
now. mil Hobbensiefken. Phone
2-1239.
FINE pi cherries. U-Pick. Phone
2-2124. i
FOR SALE: Canning and freezing
carrota. Call noon or , evenings.
23307. " .
U-PICK strawberries. 8c. Benson and
Hollin Bros. On Star Route and
tvfrtor Hills.
PIE CHERRIES. U-pick 8c Ib. 3 mites
Wallace Rd. i miles River Bend
-Rdl A. E. Pecker.
U-PICK Montmorency pie cherries.
10c per lb. Brine your own eon-
tatnem miles out. Macleay Rd.
R- M. Li res ley. Rt. 5, Box 474, ,
450 Merchandise
4SS H hold Good For Sal
FLOOR
. No Down Payment
1 ONLY 16 cu. ft. Chest Type Freez
er. General EL Sealed Unit. 9 yr.
guarantee. Reg. price $569.95.
Special price $399.95
2 ONLY lb. General EL Wringer
Washers. All-porcelain tub. electric
timer, deluxe modeL Reg. price
$139.95. ,
Special price $111.95
3 ONLY General Electric Automatic
Dryers. Automatic time and temp,
control, deluxe. Beg. price $249.93.
Special price $169.95
TINKHAM
Appliance
GENERAL
260 N. LIBERTY. SALEM
400 Agriculture
412 FruU and Farm Produc
CANNING APRICOTS. Direct from
Yakima,; choice cots, through sea
son. Crop is short so don't wait.
Also raspberries, boysens, logans
and youngs now In season. Trans
parent apple- Peaches soon. We
willhveverything as it comes on
direct from farm to you. Phillips
Bros. Farm Market. 8590 Portland
Rd. Phone 2-4512.
BLUEBERRIES for sale. James L.
Bright, 1010 South Pacific Highway.
Woodhurn. Phone 2-0822 .
PIE cherries. Phone 4-5648 before
8:30 a.m. or evenings.
425 Auction Solos
SUDTELL'S
AUCTION
Thuri., July 23rd
3913 Silverton Rd., Phone 3-6098
10 a.m. Misc. and some furniture.
David Bradley Garden tractor, on
rubber wiht ail attachments. 1 p.m..
Livestock, chickens, rabbits, geese,
etc.. calves and veal. 4 sows, open,
5 160-1 a. pigs, heifers, bulls, steers,
milk and beef cows, sheep. Live
stock sold by the lb. or head.
Come A good sale to buv or sell.
LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES
j YD.
450 Merchandise
455 Hsahold Goods For Solo
$49.50. This is the best G. EL refriger
ator you can buy. Phone 4-2532.
4134 tiager st.
BED, coil springs and spring mat
tress. Also baby's car seat. Like
new. 1363 Coort St. ' '
FURNACE FACTS: By having your
Furnace. Chimney Ducts cleaned
NOW you avoid the rush and save
Money tool Call C. J. Hansen Co.
for work you'll like and prices
yjull Love 1 Phone 2-6882.
18 CU. Jt. Upright Home Freezer,
cabinet slightly damased In ship
ment Big discount. See at Good
Housekeeping Inc. 467 Court St.
456 Wanted. Hsehold Goods
OZ33j)
j WANTED
HSED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
Vallev Furn. Co. 2-7 "72
CASH TODAY Good used fu'
or wfa sell on consignmen
3-6098 Sudteh's Auction.
re
3h
- ssf - s---a--s '! wssy Jp ws si j
458 Bmlding Materials"
Metal Fences
Permaneni;. No upkeep. Free esti
mates. 36 mos. to pay, Borkman
Lbr. Sc Hdwr. Phone 5-3701. 2460
SUte St
Knotty Piris
'anelling $129.50. shelving $139.50. Ma
hogany plywood 4x8 35c ft. It's nice!
Fir plywood low as 3c, 11c.
Plywood for any job cut to your
size. Hardboard $1.75. wallboard
$1.40, sidings, $50.50 up. Flooring
priced right. Cedar for fence weave
$15.00 to $35.00. M. Very attractive!
Screens, and sceen doors. . roofing,
cedar shingles, oak fis, everything
for your job. Free delivery nd es
timating service. No down payment
36 months to pay. Fine list of car
penters to recommend. Come on In
and visa 1 1
Portland Rd. Lbr. Yard
OPEJI ALL DAY SATURDAY
3545 Portland R 1. Ph. 4-4433
LUMBER SALE
GOOD shiplap $35 per M. Straight
No. 3 $55. No. 2 and better $65.
2 in. lumber $15 per M. and up.
Phone 2-2042.
PAINT
and
TILE
9x9 Linoleum Tile
9x9 Rubber Tile
isajui TH.1SS1 1 ureen, uray, nea
and 1 white $2.00 a gal.
Shingle Stain, green
.$1.50 a gaL
NORMS WALKER
1710 N. Front .Ph. ,4-2271
FURNACE FACTS: Bf having your
urnace. Chimney 4c Ducts cleaned
HOM you avoid the rush and save
4oney toot Call C. 3. Hansen Co.
for work you 11 like and -prices
you'll. Love! Phone 2-4882.
ill's. a. j
18 ea.
450 1 Merchantlise
455 HMhoJd Goods For SaU
I
es
SAMPLES
on Approved Credit
3 ONLY General Electric Portable
Ironrr. 96 ironing surface, temp.
controL New. Reg. price $69.95.
Special price $39.9S
2 ONtY General Electric Automatic
Dishwasher and Disposal. 43" sink
combination. Reg. price $559.95.
No jonly $399.95
1 ONtY General Electric Radio and
Phone. Plays aU three speeds.
Blonde console. Reg. price $319.93.
Sale- price : $189.93
GILBERT
any
ELECTRIC
I !
f
PHONI 2-0312
458 gufldlnq Malarial
SALE
Nails,f carload supply
Cam pi; Adair used windows .
Painted ahakes with under-
-$ 9.73 I
..$ 3.00
couvse
.$10.75
Unpainted cedar ahakes
New 4x8 plaster board
. Mahogany plywood
Colorjd" bath sets, complete .Bargain
Toileti,
wash basins, kitchen
sinks
water heaters Cheap
New 4'1 soil oioe
70C
4" Solid orange-burg pipe 38e
New Xath tubs, complete $49 M
500 GjtL steel septic tanks $62.50
Metali garage doors, complete .$45.00
Waterproof wall boards, 4x8 $ 1.75
New -Grade-A screen doors $ 0.95
New fir door Jambs $ 2 JO
Plywood. aU kinds Cheap
Weathers tripped windows $14.20
Picture windows, sash Bargain
Loose; insulation, per bag , $ 1.00
No. 1; cedar shingles $ 9.23
No. 2 cedar shingles f 5.00
Compf roofing, first grade $ 6.95
C. G. LONG tc SONS
Ph. 445051 One mile N. of Keizer
h. 445051 O
Retnodel,
Repair, Now
Save your cash for a rainy day. No
down payment. 38 months to pay.
Epping Lumber Co.
1740 SUverton Rd. Phone 4-6123
ppen ; all day Saturdays
Plumbing Values
For less with guarantee of complete
satisfaction. Check our great sav
ings: in toilets, bathtubs, basins,
electric water heaters, colored bath
room sets, showers, pipes and fit
tines. Be wise, save today. Capital
Bargain House, 145 Center.
460 jsfluslcql Instrumsnts
ALMOST new Besecher . saxophone.
Phone 3-6617. -
SPINET piano, now stored In ware
houe. Must sell Immediately. Box
536 Statesman.
ONLY Story and Clark Pianos have
mahogany sounding boards. Will
not 1 split, warp or crack stays in
tun !75 better. The Music Cen
ter.470 N. Canitol. Phnn S-s.171.
NEW fand used pianos. For a better
buy; ! Wlltsey
Musis House. .1860
SUte,
T
462 Sports Ecfuipmemt
GENERAL boat repair. Ho-Hi Boat
Sho M85 Birchwood. 3-8904.
WaNTED-GOOD outboard motor
7' pfP or larger. Will trade 870.00
Auto j Radio Practically Brand
NevM. Call 3-9311
4S4 Bicycles
FOR SALE. Boy's Monarch 24" bike.
Braod new tires and horn. $25.
Phahe 2-3934 mornnlgs.
FOR SALE, boy's bike in good con
ditin, $20. Phone 3-0534.
468 for Rent, Misw4Umaous
RENll Or buy. All types electrical or
tr I tools, garden tractors, spray
ers.fHowser Bros.. 1183 S. 12th.
0 DfUVE TRUCKS FOR RENt".
Blaaketa furn. 1201 SUte. Ph. 2-9062.
FOR flENT or lease, ige. warehouse
spa(fe cement, floors, brick bldg.
down town. Inquire H. L. Stiff
Furf. 3-9185.
470 for Sale. Miscellaneous
TT
GREEN, armless daveno. Good con
dltittrf, and good springs. Ph. 3-4269.
REDUCED
$1 PER DAY UNTIL SOLD
I ofiice ' desk with glass top and
cha-j Starting price July, 23rd, $78.
Keith Brown Lbr. Yard
Front At Court " Phone 3-9111
WE 6IVE S 6c H GREEN STAMPS.
PRIVATE party . will sell spinet pi
anoj like new to responsible person
or family. Box 357 Statseman.
Sewjing Machine Buyers
PURCHASE a new' Singer Electric
Walnut cabinet for as little as
$12250. Call or write for free color
ed catalog. Singer Sewing Center.
30 N. Commercial.
FOBfSAUE Locker cartons 1 cent
aclt. 500 for $4.00, also wax paper
$1.09 la roll, no dealers. United
Groivjers, Inc.. 4713 Liberty Road.
BlJNlflBED f
Canjtltell It from new
$29.45
Used FMerchandUe Mart '
270 (S. Liberty Phone 1-6371
TergiS of course
FOR SALEi 8mm. Mauser rifle".
New isights, new stock, perfect. 1
30.04 jArmy rifle. 1 dismantled '41
Indian motorcycle. Best offer
takes. 3630 N. River Rd. Phone
2-74?a
WE
tVE a large power ' pipe cutter
suitable for plumbing shop. Phone
4-avfo.
1944 LINCOLN V-12 motor, $13. Good
Venis washing machine, $19. 421
Rosgmont. west saiem.
4YI
crib and Beautyrest mat-
jtress. szj. fnone z-waa. '
KUSWiSELL by Sunday. Frtgidaire
rsnfe and refrig. Kenmore auto
. .fnatic washer. All late models, and
ta excellent condition. Maple chest,
vanity, bench, night stand. Mahog
anyiooffee table, lounge chair, like
newt 3 pair drapes, girls clothing
S-lQs, Fruit Jars, 5 room oil circu
lator cheap.- See anytime. ; 180 E.
. Marjdn. Stayton. m
DAVENO. turqoise. good condition.
$41.1 Davenport, green, $35. Phone
2-35S9 oCaU at 520 N. 14th St.
Fowf lX motor scooter. Excellent
condition. Phone 2-1280 or see at
44 3. V: State St.
NEW
SET of Americana Encycloped
ia, will sacrifice at half price. ' If
interested write Roe Anderson Rt.
: 2, Bbx 540 Salem, Oregon.
I !
Comp
a $ 8.00
$ 1.40
. 20c
4.
450 ! Merchandise
470 For Solo, ' Miscellaneous
BELOND headers, 49-51 rord. new,
complete. Phone 2-1850.
MANGLE ironer, portable Reminc
ton typewriter and case. Like new.
2-98-JO.
ELEC. PORTABLE.
SEWING machine, good sewing con
dltion and- guaranteed, only $29.50.
Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Coml.
DEEPFREEZE home freezers. Yeat
er Apliance. 37$ Chemektta. Ph.
. 3-4311. ,
SEAlfrV C6UNSEL6R. cosmetic. Ph. ,
3-5401.
TWIN Size bed - Brand new. Your
choice of Bookcase headboard or
flat headboard UMM Special at
$13.95. Used Merchandise Mart. 270
S. Liberty - Phone 4-4J71. Terms of
course, j
NEEDED, old sewing machines. Up
$50 or more for your old sewing '
machine on a new free Wetting
house sewing machine with a 20
i yr. warranty. Yeater Appliance
i Co.. 875 Cnemeketa St.
Simmons outdoor chaise toungt
es. Reg. 39.95 Spc at Glenn Wood
ry's 29J5. U Save 10.0011 1605 N.
Summer.
THOR SPINNER automatic washers,
like new. 2 only $79.50 ea. Yeater
Appliance Co. 370 ChemekeU. Ph.
3-431 1. . ft; -
BENDIX auto, washer and dryer.
New. not In use. $123 discout if
both taken. Cost $525 new. 555 Un
ion St. after 11 a.m.
Top Soil
River silt, fin dirt, prompt delivery.
. PH.me 2-1749.
TOOL RENTALT U-FtX-rf. Corner of
. North Commercial and Columbia.
CHICKEN fertilixer ,$2l00 a yard. Yoi
haul. Rt. 4. Box 288. Phone 4-2686.
CH ARRIS foundation girdles, bra!
For appointment Ph. 3-5818. Mary
E. Bales. -
j SINGER
DROP head sewing machine. A-l
condition. Only $19.93. Singer Sew
ing Center. 130 N. Com!
Special One Week
SINGER Elec. Walnut cabinet sew
ing machine.- Round bobbin, full set
of attach, and free sewing lessons.
Only $13.23 down and $5.87 per
month. Ask for free catalogue.
Singer Sewing Center. 130 N. Coml
PACKARD Bell chalrside radio. Like
new ' - special this week $39.95.
Used Merchnadise Mart, 270 S. Lib
erty ! - Phone 4-637L Terms of
course.
PLAST!-k6tE requires no waxing
for your floors or linoleum. Yeater
Appliance Co. 375 ChemekeU. Ph.
' 4-4311.
ELEC i clothes ryer only $595. 2
onlyj Yeatet Appliance Co 375
Chemekta St V
PIANO BOXES Salem Music Co., 153.
So. High. Ph. 2-8716 ;.
$30 ALLOWED for your old water
heater regardless of condition or
make, on a new Westinghouse
automatic electric water heater,
with a ten year guarantee. Yeater
Appliance Co. 370 . ChemekeU.
Phone 3-4311.
CLOTHESLINE posts. Iron legs for
tables, furniture, railings. 1143 N.
Liberty. -
OJTANLKY home products. Leo MindX
tfSC Madison. Ph. 3-4056.
USED ! electric ranges $12.93 St up.
z cater Appliance. 879 ChemekeU.
Phone 3-4311. ,
Diamonds & Jewelry
at cost plus 10V,. Call or write W. C
Mitchell. 1175 Hillyard. Eugene.
Ore.; 1-6557. V
Crushed Rock
FOR roads At driveway Cement,
Ready-mix Concrete. Garden Sand.
Bulldozing drainage and ditching.
i yd. shovel it drag Una. Phone
.-B29.
Walling Sand & Gravel
" ' Co. -
GOOD' used refrigerators $4fl.50and"
up. J Used washers $9.95 and up.
Yeater Appliance 375 ChemekeU.
, Phone 3-4311.
NEW Spc. BR Set. Reg. $199.95. Our
closeout price to you $149.50. Used
Merchandise Mart. 270 S. Liberty.
Phone 4-8371. Terms of course.
472 Wanted. Miscellaneous
FURNACE FACTS: By havlnff your
FurAace. Chimney St Ducts cleaned
NOW, you avoid the rush and save
Money tool Call C. J. Hansen Co.
for 'work you'll like and prices
ynuM Love! Phone 2-6882.
Logs Wanted
Top truck, scale prices paid for 2nd
growth fin Check our new prices.
Pnone 43381 days. 41784 eves. West
Salem Lmbr. Co. 1160 W'iace Rd.
474 Miscellaneous
FREE I wood, short pieces of lumber.
65 Bassett St. Coast Range Mill.
LEI US smoke your fish, many satis
fied customers. Salem Custom Curt
ing. j 37005. m
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
CASES
Bring or mail your Plates for Repair.
DR. HARRY SEMLER DENTIST
Adolph Bldg Sate St Com. Ph. 3-X111
HOSPITAL beds for sale or renL
Stiff Furniture Co. Ph. 3-9188
476 Fuel
FURNACE FACTS 1, By having your
urna?e. Chlmneji St Ducts cleaned
NO At you avoid the rush and save
Money tool Call C. J. Hansen Co.
1 for : work you'll like and prices
you'll Love! Phone ? -8812.
I ORDER NOW I
Sawdust: blower and P. O.
SUMMER PRICES END AUG. 13TH
Mulch S. D. and Fertilizer
WEST SALEM -FUEL CO.
1525 Edeewater Phone 24031
HAND PICKED 16" green edging of
slabjl Also 16" dry slab. Summer
Prices on fresh cut sawdust order
todav.
$ H GREEN STAMPS
it Oregon Fuel Co.
3087 Broadway Phone 35533
ASKCRAFT'S fuel, cores, log-ends, '
ilab. Phone 3-3380. 844 Mill St.
ANDEh SON'S hand picked ibwtnn.
I cord $14. Phone 2-7751 or 4-425-V
Higli way Fuel Co.
Clean i sawdust, wood, green or dry. '
Stove-Diesel oils. Ph. 3-4444.
Capital Lbr. Fuel Co.
Pickup your Presto logs. Briquets 4
wood 198 S. Commercial St Ph.
3-772L .
500 i Bus. & Finance
510 Monay to Loan
1 ' ' ' AUTO LOAN!" . ;
' WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
182 S. Church St Ph. 2-2457 !
I Parking Aplenty
';. ! ' Lie. Ml 59-S154
SKk US OK f ARM. CITY or ACRE- '.
AGE I-OANS BEST OF TERMS. -
j i E BUY
Real Jte mortgages St eontracts
STATE
FINANCE CO.
1 S. High St. Pit. J-4121 '