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By Coin Toss
. PORTLAND UR .The toss of
a coin recently decided a contract
award for the Army Engineer!
here.. Two firms, the A. M. Jann
sen Drilling Co. of Aloha and the
Haakon Bottner Well Drilling Co.
of Portland submitted identical
bids for a well-drilling job at
Biggs, in connection with construe
tion of The Dalles Dam. - .
The engineers tossed a cob.' The
Jtannsen company won the toss
and a 14,600 contract
CELLIST DIES
SEATTLE ( Karl Kirksmitfa.
70, onetjme cellist" with a number
of the nation's symphony orches-
Sweet Home Car
Struck by Train
SWEET HOME tfi Howard
Smith,. 36, of Sweet Home was in
jured Saturday afternoon when his
automobile and an SPicS engine
collided at a grade crossing. -
The automobile hooked onto the
second car of the train and was
dragged some 250 feet along the
railroad track.
Smith, logger" for the Santiam
Lumber Co., suffered three frac
tured ribs, face cuts and bruises.
tras, died Saturday. Relatives here
said he had been a cellist since
he was 14, playing with symphony
orchestras ' in Chicago, Kansas
City, New York, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati. ; .
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KPTV Sunday's Highlights:
12 :M boob "Easter", is the title of
the (peciai dramatic story televised
this Sunday. The story of Thomas,
, the apostle who doubted Jesus' Res
urrection. On This Is The Life,
12:34 p.m. The traditional Easter
Parade from New York.
1:3S fun. "The Triumphant Hour."
story told in music, drama and pray
- er Of Jesus' Resurrection, with an all-
ttar cast, family Theater.
8:38 p.m. "Lydia." with Miss Sarah
Churchill In the title role, the story
of the woman who made possible the
founding of the first Christian church'
In Europe by saving thelifeofSt.
: Paul. Hall of Fame.
H:M pra Louis C Wolfson. chal
: lencer in the ficht for the control of
- Montgomery Ward. wiU be the guest
on Meet "The Press.
KOIN-TV Sunday's Highlights:
:M ajn. A Mass presented esoec
' tally for television will be broadcast
from the Chanel at Fordham Univer
sity in New York City. (Special East-
t er Program). i
7:40 a.m. The store of Easter told
In terms of today, a dramatic pre
sentation, commissioned by the Na
tional Council of. Churches. (Special
Easter, programs
S:N a. as. Special Easter services
KVAL TV, UHF 13
EUGENE: KVAL-TV. Channel 1J
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Great Decisions: . 5:38 This Is the
Life tells the story of Thomas who
doubted Jesus' Resurrection: :
Meet the Press: 8:38 Faith for To
day: 1-M People Are Funny: 7:3a.
AU-Star Theater: 8:44 Break the
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Frankie Laine Show; 9:36 Sunday
Showtime. ' i
gram).
'Little Margie' Finds Important
Role as Sunday School Teacher
(Editor's Nele: Marie and radio
star Gale Storm is honorary na
tional, chairman for radio of the
annual observance of National Sun
day School Week, starting Sunday.
In private life Gale Storm is Mrs.
Lee Bonnell and the mother of
three boys. Here's her story of
what Sunday school means to her;
based on her experience as a Sun
day school teacher in Hollywood.)
By GALE STORM
(Written. For The
Associated Press
When my oldest son Phillip,
now II, was a toddler of 2tt. I
took him to Sunday School nursery
at our church. j : .
There he is, I said brightly to
the teacher, and put his little hand
in. hers. -, - .
"Oh, Mrs. Bonnell," she called
to me as I started down the walk,
"you'll have to attend too. One
look at Phillip's tear-streaked face
and I understood why. So Phillip
and I started nursery Sunday
School together. 1
It's been like that ever since. .
Each Sunday morning my hus
band, Lee. and our three sons,
Phillip, Peter and Paul, and. I tend
Rome Starts
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l:M p.m. John Denny will discuss
problems and remedies - for insect
pests. Green Thumb Club.
9:M p.m. Fred Waring and his
Pennsylvanians ia a special Easter
profram. Fred Waring Show.
KLOR-TV Sunday's Highlights:
4:3 p.na. Students discuss with
Father Mac the question. "Is Chris
tianity a Religion of Sorrow or of
Jov?" Father Mac's Album.
S:M a.m. "Those People Next
Door" a drama involving two small-J
town iamiues in war-iorn xjigianu.
Coronet Theater. ' :
18:30 p.m. Soldier Parade will pre
sent Fort Hood (Texas) soldier fea
turing a chorus of 40 voices.
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VATICAN CITY Iff) Easter
Sunday, the joyous celebration of
Christ's, resurrection, was ushered
in Sunday by midnight masses in
Rome's major basilicas.
Throngs of pilgrims and tourists
jamming Rome for Easter trooped
to the: services at the Basilica of
St. Mary Major, St. Paul's outside
the walls, and the Lateran. ,
-The greatest basilica, St. Pet
er's, was in readiness for the Eas
ter address later in the day by
Pope, Pius XII. It will be the third
address in eight days for the 79-
year-old pontiff, whose illness last
year caused fears for his life.
Sunday, as a year ago, his
speech was expected to be a plea
for peace.
Saturday, church 'bells in Rome
and fireworks in Florence ushered
in the Easter vigil for Roman
Catholics while holiday travelers
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pourea into name ai toe rate oi
one every 15 seconds.
The clamor of bronze bells of
Rome's nearly 500 churches pealed
out the celebration of Christ's tri
umph over the grave, and the end
of 40 days of Lent.
In tradition - rich Florence, thou
sands of tourists saw the ancient
ceremony of "the Firing of The
Cart" give its noisy forecast of
good fortune for the year.
From the altar of the much
photographed Florence cathedral
the roetal dove was ignited and
jetted down its long wire into the
cathedral square. There it set of
a great cartload of fireworks.
The cathedral bells rang out that
all was well. When the cart fails
o fire, it is taken as an unfavof
able sign.
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Easter RabbW
Fires Burn
High in Texas
FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. (
f you asked any boy or girl of
this picturesque English-German
town Saturday night about the
Easter rabbit, tbey's point to the
numerous fires' winking on nearby
hills. . .. i
The children know because
their parents have told them that
Saturday night the Easter rabbit
will dye thousands of multihued
eggs in huge cauldrons over the
fires. "
While the children sleep, the
Easter rabbit will come down into
the streets and leave eggs on ev
ery front porch where the children
have fixed nests of wildlowers for
the Easter bunny.
The parents told the children the
story because it had been told
them when they were children.
For 108 years the bonfires have
burned in the Fredericksburg hills
on Easter Eve. They are a remind
er of a peace pledge the German
colonists and the Indians made in
1847 and never broke.
The tale is supposed to have
started when a pioneer mother
quieted her fretting children by
telling them that nearby Indian
signal fires were just the fires
built by the Easter rabbit.
Down through generations the
fires have become more than folk'
lore. They are now a part of rever
ent observance of Easter Sunday.
A heavy mist hung over the little
hill country city Saturday and
threatened to postpone the sched
uled elaborate historical pageant
with a cast of 400: An outdoor
amphitheater is the only place
large enough to accommodate the
cast and the crowds that have to
taled up 12,000.
The pageant was presented as
scheduled but only about 2,000 sa
through a drizzling rain to watch
the performance.
The clammy weather did not
stop the men and older boys from
setting the Easter fires Saturday
night. Drums of crude oil were
hauled to the hills to be sure the
sodden logs and branches would
burn bright.
And the wet weather did not
stop the children from gathering
armloads of wild flowers for the
iEastecjrabbU's. sest,onadh. iront
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' Harold E. Smedley
j Phone 2-0656
775 N. 16th St., Salem
forCompftf ProftctJocs
f j UFE ACCIDENT
nsuroncw;
Itepreseafli
our' spiritual needs the boys at
Sunday School, Lee and I at
church.
Often Lee and I spend as much
time with one of the boys at their
classes, helping them with projects
or just being proud parents, as we
spend being members of the adult
congregation.
Pleasurable Duty
As parents we feel that exposing
our children to the organized learn
ing of religion is one of our most
valuable and ' pleasurable duties.
Lessons about good and happy liv
ing are learned without pain when
we are young. '
At first, when Phillip, and later
eter and Paul, attended Sunday
School, J just acted as a shepherd
to my sons, giving there a sense
of security in a strange place.
Then- l became interested In
teaching. Phillip graduated to
kindergarten, but I remained in
nursery school, guiding the chil-
arens lirst meetings with the
thought of God. Eventually.
taught Sunday School at all grade
levels.
For a while, Lee and I conduct
ed a seminar for high school agers
on Sunday nights. The first . few
imes I found the attendance was
perfect. However, the reason
wasn't i religion. They all wanted
to find out how it felt to, be, a
movie star.
Like Dessert First
Always, 4with children, I have
found they like their dessert be
fore their vegetable. So, I gave
hem dessert. Compromising. I
talked about glamor and Holly.
wood for the first part of the eve
ning. Then we indulged in a good
old-fashioned discussjpn about the
meaning oi (od, and now to apply
his ways
More parents should take advan
tage of this opportunity. Too many
blithely drop their darlings off at
Sunday School,-and go back home
to the Sunday papers. '
Kids are imitators. And guess
whom they ape? If mother or dad
think Sunday School isn'JL important
to attend, it discredits the idea
for their children.
The understanding and thought
that goes into a Sunday School
course came as a wonderful revela
tion to me. Since the subject of
God baffles grown-ups, imagine
explaining the concepts to tikes?
I was taught bow to make it easy.
Orange Used as Example
With their first instruction my
baby-talking students learned to
associate God with everything pret
ty, pleasant and simple.. An orange
plucked from a tree was the best
example of God's way in nature.
A parent's kiss of approval brought
the meaning of spirit closer to
their experience.
Struggling for better and clear
er examples their young minds
could grasp, my own personal
search for the basic values was
stimulated. I never left a class
without feeling refreshed and re
newed emotionally.
Paul, our baby, recently was
asked what he learned in Sunday
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Terrier Adopts
Three Bunnies
CHICAGO 11 A toy terrier
named Fleabite has adopted three
bunnies just in time for Easter
Fleabite's Easter story began
Tuesday when her mistress, Mrs
Herbert Ritchey of suburban Or
land Park, couldn't get the dog
to come in for the night.
"She just sat there like she was
glued." said Mrs. Ritchey. "The
next morning when I went out she
jumped all over me and licked my
hand and led me to the corner of
the yard. There were three bun
nies, abuot as big as the palm of
your band.
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. Pesce, Wash.
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Obituaries
Christian Tamest
At the residence of BL 1. Jeffer
son. AprU ath. Survived by wife
Julia Farmen; daughters, Mrs. Hazel
Gallagher. Salem: Mrs. Violet Sher
wood. Salem; Mrs. Ethel McCulley
of Yuba Oty. Calif.: Miss Jean Far
men. Jefferson; Miss Arlene Farmen.
Jefferson: son. Lee Farmen. Jeffer
son; sister. Mrs. Ingrid Borfe. Las
Angeles. Mrs. Catherine Aastrom of
Norway: brother. Oscar Farmen. Os
lo. Norway; I grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held in the Virgil T.
Golden" Chapel Tuesday, April 13. at
S p.m. ev. Roger Swarea officiating.
Interment at Belcrest Memorial
Park. . ... '.
Jeanette Booth riseher
In this city April at the ago of
73. Late resident el RL 1. Box 50.
Sister of Mrs. ' Georgia Belle Booth
of Van Nuys. Calif. Services Tuesday,
AprU 12. at 1 p.m. In the W. T. Rig
doa ChapeL . . '. (
Don raid MeBenry !
Late resident of 9S N. CotUfe. In
this city. Apr. S. Survived 'by grand
son, Roy Siebert McHenry Jr- Roch
ester! N. Y. Announcement of serv
ices Uter by tha W. T. Rigdon Co.
Helen Wlnslew Whitney
At the residence, Rt. 1. Box S10. hi
this city, April 8. Survived by two
children. Mrs. Ruth Burton and Mr.
Loyal Whitney, Salem; one sister,
Mrs. Leva Nelson. Los Angeles. Calif.;
two brothers, Walter C. Winslow. Sa
lem, and George Winslow, Tillamook:
four grandchildren. Services will be
held Monday, April 11. at 1:30 p.m.,
in the W. T. Rigdon Chapel. Inter
ment at City View Cemetery. The
Rev. Brooks H. Moore will officiate.
SUMMER GUESTS
BERLIN tPt American famil
ies in West Germany will take 800
West Germany will take 800 West
Berlin Children into their homes
as summer vacation guests. A sim
ilar number were ferried out last
year under the "Friendly Hand
program of the Conference of
American Women's 'Activities in
Europe.
1948 CHEV. S-dr. Sdn. RcVH. good
tires. Very good mechanically. See
at 890 Judson. -4-S508.
DRIVE BY
229S North 4th. 3 bedrooms. Fire-
Slice. Nice utility. 1064 square feet
ice utility. Lot SO x 130. Fruit.
For sale at 'appraised price of 18.
730. May take leu. Only S600 down.
Ramsey, Realtor. 4-3381.;
BY OWNER, S2.200 equity for 81.000
tor a-oarm. noma, u sola oy the
13th, because of illness In family.
Full price' $3,700. Payments $50
month. Immediate possession. 1823
Water St. Ph. 3-4078.
EXTRA Special. 3-rm. furn. Apt,
near Capitol. Car port $69 JO. 410
Bellevue. Ph. 3-5128 eves.
School "Not much," he" answered
with a blase shrug.
Le nfld-T were delighted. It was
proof, to us, that his mornings at
Sunday School weren t boring, bat
tles with ideas too big for -size.
He was pretty relaxed about the
whole subject.
Perhaps Lee and I are a little
selfish for our children. Since I
believe there is nothing in life
more important than the spiritual,
and we have found the church to
be its greatest source, we put just
as much emphasis on prayers as
arithmetic.
Some Searching
Being in show business, I've met
many performers rich materially,
whose talent brings them personal
satisfaction . . . and who use their
achievement to inspire and help
others. Then again there are those
who are still searching for heart's
ease,
My husband and I feel so strong
ly that if you plant spiritual val
ues in a child s mind and soul.
no matter how far they may stray,
eventually their early training will
lead them back
After I started my "My Little
Margie" show for CBS radio I was
forced to give up my Sunday class.
In my resignation I explained that
I hadn t time to prepare my les
sons with the same - care and
felt children should not be cheated
by lack of time or attention.
Having worked -with all age
groups in Sunday School, I recent
ly told my husband I .would like
to start at the nursery level once
again. That old adage the more
you know the less you know is
certainly true
, My Sunday School has given me
more understanding of myself, my
children,, people and religion than
I can ever return. And yet I fee:
I am only beginning to reach a
mature, developed sense of spirit
Returning to nursery school now
I feel I could pay back, in small
measure, what my students have
taught me.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED ,
Too Late to Classify
Statesman, UUm, Oft.SufW. AprH 10 fgSW&f
400 Agriculture
401 UvtsHxk For Sol
60 .
Polled Herefords
' Cows, Bulls. Calves '
' TUESDAY, APRIL 12. 13:30 '
GILLASPIC NEW
; .. AUCTION YD. ..
S. 33th St. across -from Airport.
Salem, Oregon. .
. . R. B. SEARS
CIRCLE "S" RANCH
GUERNSEY-Ayrshire cow. To fresh
en about May 10. K. Anderson,
Rickreall, Ore.
LOCKR BUT. Easttrn Oregon
or whole, 21c, Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free Salem- Meal
Co- 1325 S 25th. Ph 3-4858
403 Livestock Wanted"
CATTLE BUYERS 1. and H Sne-
then. 4297 State 3-1345 or t-4380
LIVESTOCK BUYER
Emery Alderman. 4-8430. 4-7218
UVKSTIU'K buyer A f So'nmer
1265 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-9067.
CATTLE, norset, at tout farm E C
McCandlish. Rt. 2. Bx. 297 4-1081.
404 Poultry ond RobTitT
FOR SALE 150 chick brooder. Used
once. Ph. 2-2509.
RABBITS. S does Ac Utters Ac 1 buck.
5783 McLeod. E. of Keizer.
CUSTOM DRESSING
of poultry We buy rabbits.
Wings Ph. 4-39183985 State St.
YOUNG HENS for locker.
1658 Boone Rd.
4-A039.
r to vm,
USEi
Phonn 811
40 ATerr!iandie
455 Hsehold Ccod. For UU
SOCIAL
3-tab comoo i'!on shinties, beautiful
rew color.', at ?7.!S per sq.
18-in. No. 1 -ir!me , ereted shake
wttn u-tfemwrr-. sio.40 oer sq.
Ph. C9S9
1775 Lana Are.
m
l!.D BE
Clearance Sale!
Should Be Kow
$134.95 Used F-;fr?erator $53.00
, 8 cu. ft, .
$129.5 DoLuxe $30.00
. Used KELVIN ATOR
y Electric R-nge .
$29.95 NewTIactric $19.95
Trying Fens (including Lid)
$329.95
New Electric
Deluxe Ranee
(Floor Sample)
$219.65
BABY chicks 15c. Straight run. New
Hampshire & White Rocks pullets.
17c Valley Tarra Store.
tfd Pets
$149.95 New Electric $119.95
Automatic C'othes
Dryer (Floor Sample) .
$639.95 21 cu. L Upright $49.00
rreeser (NEW)
K!NGTV&
AIRDALE
Pup. champ, stock. Ph. 3-4872.
AKC Stud Service puppies. Cockers.
pionoe, oiack, goia. vn. 2-1248. .
PARAKEETS for Easter. Selling out
complete stock of breeders, nert
llng cages Ac also babies. S3 At up.
After 6 p.m. Ph. 2-3773.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, long haired I
Clean, sale, ana playful compan
ions. Standard prices Ph. 4-7304.
HOLLYWOOD Aquarium 1958 Me
ioy. xropicai, goiaosn. equipment
PARAKEETS, cages, supplies 4-Cor-
nersAviary, 4110 Hudson. Z-56S7
SALE PARAKEETS
Reducing stock, babies, breeders &
ares. 243 W. Browning. Ph. 2-2097.
PARAKEETS, cages, supplies. Bird
raraaist, Jisu uyingston. Z-IMX.
410 Seeds ond Plants
EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply in
person. North's restaurant, 1170
Center.
24 x 50 WOODEN building for sale.
jnaxe otter, xou move. I'n. a-3741
or 3-3245.
DO IT yourself. V-pick shrubs. 08c
at Lana Mxt Silverton Rd. Ac
Lana Ave. Hundreds to choose
from. Bargains on Easter flowers.
Special! Lupine, rock seedum, forget-me-not,
10c plant. Naughty
Marietta, fireball salvia, marigolds,
36c dozen. Free Glad bulbs with
each purchase Sunday
O-GAUGE. live steam engines. Phone
0-00,5.
PANSY plants for sale, 80c Jox. 3640
Liberty Rd.
TWIN-Folda-RoUa stroller, like new.
i-n. j-awiz aiier p.m.
SALEM'S headquarters for peren
nials, all kinds. Black's. 2270 Che
mawa Rd.. la ml E. Keizer. 4-7832,
4-7944. Choice primroses now.
Landscape gardening.
DIRECT LINES
DISMANTLING, 1M Hudson Conv.
mono a-7362.
300 Personal
312 Lest end Found
wr-parakeet, aqua- blue, says
HeuoueODy. Gives woirwbistle.
cau 2-1724. Reward.
PARAKEET lost. Light green with
leg band No. ISO. Answers to
Pepper. Mrs. H. Dickey. Ph.
3-5722 after a p.m.
FOUND Buxton black leather key
case, uwners rio. ixsa. : car Keys
c oiiice keys. Owner may pick up
same at casnier. Valley Motor Co.
JIT Tronsportation
HAVE room for another rider. Dally
to roruana.- rn. 2-3 u, 1 to a.
316 Personal
WILL the gentleman who returned
Portland from Chicago by air on
March 13. 1955, believed to be Den
tist or M. please contact Wil-
nara l sneiton, ptt. 2-0568.
PALMIST r
Psychic Ac card readings. S5 reading
tor i witn mis aa. This offer good
1 weex. . About 1 mile N. of under
pass. 3745 Portland, Rd.
PSYCHIC READER
Mrs. Mays without asking a question
gives aates, facts, can help solve
all problems. 3645 Portland Rd.
Look for ' ' ;
ALMIRA MOTEL SIGN
SAFE, permanent removal of un
sightly facial hairs. Price's Salon.
PSYCHIC READER
Mrs. Day solves all problems. Truth
fui advice on .all affairs of life.
3960 on 99E South. So Coml St
TAXES I Are you over pay In ( yours?
eves at WKenas. Keas. z-743.
ALC'OHui.ICS Anonvmnus group No.
L 2088 . COm'L 3-4537.
GILMOUft Nursing Home. 2455 State
St. Pft. 4-862S. State licensed. In
spection invited at all times.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. SIS' N
uommerciai. i-2im or 4-aooo.
400 Agriculture!
402 Livestock For Sole
NICE WXANEH pigs. Phone 5-5994.
PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOES.
PHONE 4-3228.
FOR SALE Jersey heifer to freshen
by, April 13th. Ph.'4-202u.
CUSTOM professions! Horseshoeing.
885 N. Winter. Ph. Tex 2-0291. 2-6835
t. K. Mexteei, Dispesl Officer
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I R 8aafCat.
H Caakw t Carta
II CM, atratti e
U taal tea
nosgfenossi
MUie Offices. WeeaMefo Wee.
aVUNNEAPOUS 14, MINNESOTA
PtEE
CATALOGS
8. K. HAJtON
Kt tlL 8M.
Ham issaa
IK HUN B. Natal.
Alt 0
HERE
MILK
1410 Broadway at Hood
Ph. 4-8082
TRADE TOR NEW
"BILTWELL
Glen Woodry, 1805 N. Summer.
MAYTAG washer. Good buy.
Vaughn. Ph. 4-8104.
GOOD quality used furniture, 2 elec
ranges. 1 Norge refrlf. x-odrm
sets. Dining set. rugs. boat. 1971
K. Capitol St. Ph, 4-4710.
PRIMROSES for Easter. 725 W.
lem Hts. Ave.
Sa.
PRXMROSZ. DahUa bulbs. S3 doz.
Merrills Greenhouse, Brooks.
GIANT Blooming Pansles In bands.
S1J5 dox. Delphinium 2nd yr.. 45c
Rockery plants. Lowery's Green
house. 2505 cnemawa Ra.
AFRICAN violet sale. blooming
plants. $1.25. Extra large. $1.50.
BLUEBERRY plants, 80c and Bp.
pnone 2-1573.
PRIMROSES. Delphinium. Pansy.
Geums. Aubrletia, BuUers. 4450 SU-
verton Rd.
STRAWBERRY planU for sale
Northwest & Marshall i. Ph. eve
nings. 2-4785. - '
AFRICAN Violets, florist size. Easter
special. 8L50. Heavar bloom and
trimmed. O p p e n's Greenhouses,
4330 Auburn Rd.
412 Fruit and Farm Produce
CLOVER hay. no rain. S22. 2 mi.
S.E. Central Howell. Fred Scharer.
FOR SALE Netted gem seed pota
toes. 5230 Portland Rd. pn. V40is
MULCHING straw, 25c sack. $1X0
trailer load. Valley Farm store.
413 Fertilizer.
COW fertiliser. $5 yard. $9 load. Ph.
3-eozi.
ROTTED manure, very rich, guaran
teed, no weeds, we spread on gar
den it lawn, lie square ft. Also
top soil A fill. 2-0331 or 4-1854.
ORGANIC
FERTILIZER
ODORLESS
Sack or bulk. Phone 2-3155
ROTTED MANURE, loose. Easy to
work witn. Loosen your sou witn
manure. Helps hold moisture. By
sack or cubic yard. Special on
large loads. Immediate del. Rich
black dirt by sack or cubic yard
Ph. 4-3081. Rt. 5, Box 493. Phillips
tiros., 2 miles E. of 4-Corner.
rm Equipment
TRADE garden tractor, used hrs
Big drum tc line for car or m cycle
1195 Colonial. 4-S173.
WILL TRADE Bearcat garden trac
tor with att. for an all around
trailerXPh. 3-4594.
FARMALlAaH cub tractor with plow
disc & cultivator. 700. pn. 2-8297.
cuhiva
KE OFFER
1 Ford tractoiwith hydraulic hoist.
1 tandem disc 2 bottom nlow. 4
harrow. 1 byberg crop duster. Ph.
S-3136.
450 Merchandise
451 Mochinery end Tools
APPLIANCE CO
2081
LOWEST PRICES. GLEN WOODR?
NEW & USED FURNITURE. 160!
N. SUMMER. TERMS.
USED pianos. Your choice $75. H- L.
sou Furnirure. 175 n. Hign.
SAVE $120 on 1954 Gibson ranges.
See these values before buying anj
rang. Good Housekeeping Inc. 46
Court St
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. StUi
Furniture Store, 175 N. High.
TRADER LOUIE
SELLS NEW FURNITURE
- FOR LESS
NORGE gas 8c Westinghouse elec
ranges. Irooq conainon. trn. -ooo.
FOR SALE Hart oil burner, auto
matic switch. 180 faL fuel tank
Bendix washer. Phone 3-3275. '
TRADE. FOR NEW
"SIMMONS .
Olen Woodry. 160$ N. Summer
1949 WEDGEWOOD gas range, witt
center grill, yertecr cona. -iaiw.
FURNITURE for sale Including T.V
Call eves. 1748 Center.
REAL bargains. Ph. 2-1292. Use
washers, refrtgs, elec ranges, aw
used motors, elements tc parts. Ap
pliance Wreckers, 4550 Monroe Ave
FURNITURE NEW,
GLEN.WOQDRY CHEAPZS..
456 Wonted, Hsehold Goods
WE NEED USED FUKNTTCRB
CaU 2-7472
457 Radio end TV
USED T.V. bought & sold. Glen
Woodry, 1605 N. summer.
458 Building Materials
R1TTER
WRECKING CO.
THOUSANDS OF USED BLDG, MA
TERIALS FOR . SAUC - AT OUR
YARD
All No. 2 btr. cleaned $45 per M.
Bridge timbers, all kinds $45 per M.
22-ft roof .trusses, just $3.80 each
10.000 ft of new reject U" plywood
as low as . $$28 a sht
800 used doors
1,000 used sashes -.
Roof coating
$3.00 up
7S up
, Me gaL
iUTTER k CO.
Rt 2. Box 367 Ph. 4-8311
4 miles North of Salem, 'i mile
North of Totem Pole on 99E.
Open all day Saturday
ROOFING Call 3-7177 for free esti
mate. AH work guaranteed. West
ern Auto Supply Co. . -
500,000 FEET
New. fresh-milled, old and second
-growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12, in 8
to 24-foot lengths. Delivered prices
$30 per thousand. Tad Muller, Ph.
Salem S-11B6 evenlngst
By the Jug
EXTRA FLAVOR
T? EXTRA !!lfIRII10!l
EXTRA VALUE
U mo UTitFAmn?!
aniiut af eessaf s Mtiiwii
PARADISE JERSEY FARM
Turner Rd. 1 Mi. Post the Airport
I At the Sign of the Big Jug. Ph. 25976 j
"State Inspected" Ceme and Gef It
FOR SALE Industrial air compress-
er. 1947 model DeVUbiss U h.p.
alnglc phase motor. SO-faL tank.
exceL cond. $230. Ph. 2-3652 or
eves. 2-2574.
DELTA 8-inch tilting arbor saw. Also
-4-in. jointer. Craftsman 18-in. jig
saw. stands 6c motors. 1S3S Norway.
Ph. 24057.
FARM ALL CUB Hydraulic eont..
lights, battery ign, power take-off.
Looks Ac runs like new. Cub disc
& spg. tooth, 12-in. plow com-
Slete. Cub grape hoe, operates from
actor seat All for $930. Save
over $400. Will sell grape hoe sep
arate. $40. Sid Hendricks, S.W.
City . Limits. Donald. Ph. Aurora
7206.
USED Roto tillers tc garden makers.
Also paint spraying equipment
Reasonable, U-Fix-IL 2095 N.
Coml. Ph. 4-526L
D-2 CAT. Exe. cond. S1 model. $2200.
8c model "S" Case tractor. Ige. rub
ber, good. $400. Ph. 2-4620.
USED welders suitable for farm or
shop use. See at 2560 N. 8th.
SMALL saw mlU. Easy- payments St
plenty of work. D. A. Fish. 1488
. I. ComX Ph. 3-4706.
452 Wonted, Meehnry, Toolt
WANTED Used 3 to (-h p. Radio
DeWalt saw. Good condition. Call
Keizer Builder Supply Co, 4-5904,
or write 880 Chemawa Rd.. Salem,
Ore.
454 Sewing Mochinet
ELECTRIC Sinter cabinet, like new.
Reasonable: 4377 WinoU Ave.. Sa
lem Heights.
(YOXJ OUGHT A LOOK SIX)
Loaded with attractive paneling-,
knotty pine, clear & knotty cedar,
VG hemlock and Alder. (They're
beautiful). , .
C- U.Vn. fm1r Walnut and
0G. -f W.l'V, -. f -
others, all factory finished, for real
"woodsy" look I -Plywood
n Plywood sny thickness
4x8 sheets or cut to your size. Fig.
59.50. Siding 89.50. .
No. 1 Shakes 10.50, IncL uc. re!.
snakes 5.95, IncL uc. No. 1 215
rig. 3-tab 7.50 sq. (4 new colors).
Screen doors (spring lsnt It?) 4.95
' up . '
No. 1 Mahog. drs.. 6.93 up, sblna, sen.
and 1-panel In stock.
Cedar Boards & Batten. Inverted
boards it batten gosh lust
came in brouse around well ap
predate your visit
House plans, free estimating and de
livery (prompt too). Remodeling-
NOTHING DOWN 38 MONTHS TO
PAY (no red tape) 6e or S5.000
sale wUl receive- our utmost serv
ice with a smile.
STOP I SEE! "Your Building Supply
Friends" at
Portland Road
Lumber Yard
Open ATI Day Saturday
354$ Portland Road Ph. 4-4431
600-ft HEAVY 2-inch galvanised pips
with coupling. Like new, 38c. Als
' new copper pipe, assorted sixes.
Ph. 4-3043. i