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Road Financing by Taxes 'Acceptable' To Sec Humphrey Br CHARLES F. BARRETT WASHINGTON 11 Secretary ef the Treasury Humphrey said Tuesday he is "perfectly wining" to accept, as second choice, a plan to pay for vast road building program through immediate tax increases. Humphrey testified before the the House Public Works Commit tee on a subcommittee proposal to hike federal gasoline taxes from 2 to 3 cents a gallon and also boost levies on trucks, diesel fuel, and truck tires and tubes. These increases would . raise more than 800 million dollars a year to help finance P?esident Ei senhower's proposed program for 47 billion dollars in federal-state road building over the next' 12 years. t Most of the Increased federal funds about 24 billion dollars would be spent for completing a 40,000-mile network of interstate defense highways. Special Corporation Eisenhower proposed financing the program by Creating a special government corporation which would sell 30-year bonds, technical ly outside the federal debt limit and outside the I regular budget The bonds would be paid off from revenue from present highway user taxes. : Humphrey said the bond plan still offers the best method" of financing the big program but the Treasury has no objection if Con gress decides to ; adopt the pay- as-you-build taxes favored by the ubcommittee. In fact, the Treasury executive aid,' the tax plan would not place Top Aluminum Firm, Union Open Talks PITTSBURGH 1 The nation's No. 1 aluminum producer Tuesday opened wage negotiations with the CIO United Steclworkers on an amicable note, promising an in crease and a real effort to es tablish a pay structure. Negotiators for the union and Aluminum Co. of America Alcoa) met for two hours in the initial session. The meeting then was re cessed until a date to be mutually agreed on by both sides prob ably next week. : Nicholas Zonaricb, onion negotia tor, said the steelworken explained in detail demands for aa hourly pay increase and a program to classify- production workers into "well defined pay groups. The union will be free to strike at midnight July 31 if an agree ment is not reached. R.K. Heineman, director of in dustrial relations and Alcoa's head negotiator, said the company will "make a wage offer at the proper time." HOST TO CANADIANS " v PORTLAND UP) This city will be host this week to some. 80 Canadian naval cadets. They will arrive here Wednesday aboard the Ships HMCS Stettler and Sussex ville. . Salom Market Quotations v (A of lata yesterday) BUTTI-FAT Premium Ko. 1 BUTTE Wholesale Retail .M .M M .70 XGGS (Baying) (Wholesale prices range rm to 1 cents erer busing price) Large AA .-.41 Large A .43 Medium AA .37 Medium A .37 Small M POILTHT Colored Hens , Leghorn Hens .18 .16 .28 .28 .11 Colored Fryers Colored Roasters Old Roosters Investment Trusts (Zilka. Smlther & Co.. Inc.) Bid . 6.12 Asked 62 19.34 30 93 17.01 24.84 10.47 292 a.74 13.89 4.38 19.38 Affiliated Fund Canadian Fund ... . .17.87 Century Shares Trust 28 61 Chemical Fund 15.73 pelawar Fund ; 23.59 Diver. Invest. Fund 9.53 Dividend Shares . 2.66 Easton k H. EUL fund -11.17 Cas Ind 11.71 Group Tobacco - , 3 97 Incorp. Investors 17.93 Key. Cult Funds: B-3 .... 1S.M B-4 : 12.03 X-l 20 .20 s-i : 13.4a ' S-4 9 02 Man. Bond Fund .... 50 Mass. Invest Trust 31.77 Katl. Sec. Series) Income Series . 0.34 Stock Series $09 Pref. Stock S. v. 9.50 Speculative Series 4. S3 Jel.-Elec. Fund 11 57 value Line Inc. Fund . 25 Wellington Fund .8 iiM 13.13 22.04 13 62 9.84 132 34.35 6 93 184 10.36 328 12.81 6.63 29.27 No surgery needed to reduce swelling of painful piles at home! Mf DOCTOR'S TESTS, AMAZING NEW STAINLESS FORMULA GIVES INSTANT fAIN RELIEF I An amaxing new, absolutely staln es compound has been developed lor the borne treatment of agonis ln pain of piles. Called "Stainleaa f-E0".t does far more to relieve toe suffering ! Doctor s test protw J. Rlt ruaranteed or mobey refunded by the maker.) In cUnical studies, new Staink-i ternal relief without eoatly. pwnfal urrerrt Immediate relief VTr - Pwent! "" Mootftrf an undue burden on the economy and would tend to be less infla tionary than the bond plan. -"Leeks Pretty Fair" And he said the proposed sched ule of tax increases "looks pretty fair to me" and would be a "pretty good spread ol the taxes . . . among people who would benefit substantially from an improved highway system." The committee, however, heard Unore than a dozen witnesses from farm, truck, bus, transit, tire and other industry groups protest the proposed taxes as a severe blow that could drive many firms out of business. The committee goes into a closed session Wednesday to iron out the issue, with several key members predicting approval of the tax in creases. Republicans promised a fight on the House floor for Eisen hower's bond proposal, if it is beat en in the committee. The Senate voted 60-31 against the bond plan and adopted instead a substitute Democratic bill which provided for a five-year road build ing program and left financing up to the House, where all tax bills must originate. Grain Prices Head Lower CHICAGO J A picture of lush summer crops throughout the land, evolved from the dry statistics of a government crop report, sent grain prices beading lower on the Board of Trade Tuesday. Wheat closed lower, corn lower, oats lH-ltt lower, rye 1 to 1 lower, soy beans lower to Vt higher and lard 8 cents lower to 3 cents a hundred pounds higher. . Onion Future, Ope- High Lew Close Not 2.06 2.07 1.98 2.02 Jen 2.18 2.2S 2.17 2.21 Feb. 2.30 2.35 2.30 2.33 Sales: Nov 305, Jan 198, Feb 11 Portland Produce PORTLAND UF Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland 58-60 lb; first quality 56-58; second quality 54-56. Butter Wholesale, fo b., bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score. 57 ; 92 score, 58; B grade, 90 score, 55; 89 score, 53. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles 38U-41 .: Oregon S-Ib loaf, 41-44. Eggs To wholesalers Candled fo b. Portland, A large. 4S Vt 50; A medium, 45 -46 ; A small, 33 -36 H. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large,. 56-57; A large. 51-52; AA mediums, 48-49; A mediums, 47-48; A smalL 38. Cartons 1-3 cents additional. Live chickens No. 1 quality f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2 -4 lbs, 30-31 nominal; at farm, 29-30; light hens, 17-18; heavy bens, 19 20; old roosters, 12-14. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3 -4 Vt lbs. 21-23; 5-6 lbs. 17-19; old does, 10-12. few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 57-6f; cut up. 62-65. , Wholesale Dressed Meats Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 38.00-41.00; good, 35.00 38.50; commercial, 33.00-36.00; util ity, 28.00-33.; commercial cows. canners and cutters, 23.00-25.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 49.00-52.00; rounds, 44.00 47.00; full loins, trimmed, 75.00 80.00; forequarters, 29.00 - 32.00; chucks, 31.0-34.00;. ribs 48.00-52.0. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-1 lb, 55.00-58.00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 34.00-36.00; spareribs 44.99-50.00; fresh hams. 10-14 lb, 50.00-55.00. Lambs Choice-prime spring, 4- 50 lbs, 40.00-42.00; good, 37.0-40.0. Lamb Choice-prune spring, 40- 50 lbs, 39.00-42.00; good. 37.00-40.00. Wool Nominal, clean basis, blood 1.00-.04 tt; a blood 1.10-12 lb; Vi blood 1.35; fine 1.45. Country-dressed Meats, f.e.b. Pertland: Beef Cows, utility, 24-27 fi; canners and cutters, 21-22. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 90-32; rough heavies, 22-30. Hogs Lean blockers, 28-29; light ows, 24-25. Lambs Good springers, 35-37; yearlings, 25-27. Fresh Produce Potatoes New crop Calif Long Whites, 10 lb, No. Is, 3.40-90; special marks, 4.0O-.5O. Onions 30 lb sack Calif. Stockton yellows, Med. 2.10-50; some lower; Ige, 1.85-2.10; red lge, 3.25-50, few lower; white Ige, 4.50-75. Hay New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. trucks, Port land, 32.00-33.00. preparation offers this proof eg such complete,prompt relief ! Noth ing else offers 70a the same won derful benefits as Stainless Paso! This remarkable formula com bines 6 medicallyproved ingredi ents to relieve agonizing pain and Itching mt once! Reduce Internal and external swelling" Check minor bleeding. Promote he-ling. Tben you sit, walk tat comfort! Get sensational new Stainless t Paso. Only nOe remedy OtfLT STJUMLSSSl that wont stain clothe. MLKMSMCOr I Suppositories or Qtn- DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSf 1. To wasb . Slides 11. Spring month 12. Light boat 13. Point of land 14. Equipment for fishing' 15. Hewing tool 16. Equal 17. Affirmative reply 18. Argent (sym.) 19. City in France 21. Tell 23.Wheaten flour (India) 27. Make into a statute 28. Mohamme dan religious war 29. Mix 30. Unit of dry measure (Sp.) 31. Put out 33. Part of "to be- 34. Luzon native 37. Question 38. Man's nickname ! 39. A pickle j sauce 41. Smell 43. The little girl in Wonderland 44. Maxim 45. Vaults for valuables 46. Harrow like battle formation DOWN 1. A bet (Roulette) 1. Plain or clear. J. Pet name for dog 4. Strike 8. Elevated train (shortened) -6. Frighten 7. Varnish ingredieq t. Covered with inlc . Rod 10. Observes 14. Not wild 16. Famous English statesman 18. God of war 19. Mother, of-pearl New York Stock Markets By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 23 Allied Chemical ; ' 1164 Allis Chalmers 72 H Aluminum Co. America 68 American Airlines 27 V American Motors ; 9 American Tel. Tel. 1854 American Tobacco 68 Vt Anaconda Cooper I 70 lA Atchison Railroad j 1444 Bethlehem Steel 153 Boeing Airplane Co. 58 Borg Warner 43 Burroughs Adding Machine 32 California Packing I 43 i Canadian Pacific 34 Caterrjillar Tractor i 55 . Celanese Corporation 23 Chrysler Corporation 88 Cities Service 52 Consolidated Edison 49 . Crown Zellerbach ; 78 4 Curtiss Wright 20 Douglas Aircraft 67 du Pont de Nemours 231 Vt Eastman Kodak 80 Emerson Radio 14 General Electric 53 General Foods 82 General Motors I 125 Stock Market Slips Back NEW YORK Wli The stock market ran into late selling Tues day and slipped back from its best after a promising start. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was down 10 cents at $175.20. It was ahead $1.30 Monday. The industrial component lost 70 cents,' railroads were down 10 cents, . while utilities were up 50 cents at a new high since 1931 of $7450. ' There was an almost even divi sion between gainers and losers out of the 1,197 individual issues traded with 460 up and 474 down. Fifty-four stocks hit ew highs for the year and 18 touched new lows. Volume expanded to 2,630,000 shares from; 2,420,000 shares traded Monday. Stocks and Bonds (CmivUiI B7 mm AssesUto Fraas) July 1J STOCK AVERAGES SO tedust. D.7 244.1 .244.8 242.9 -130.0 176.0 II M Uttl AS 744 74 0 73.5 73.1 62 0 Rails D.l 135.S 1336 137.8 137.7 87.1 Stfts Pl 1752 175.3 175.0 169.8 130.0 Net chanse Tuesday .. prev. day Week ago Month a ro Year afo - BOND AVERAGE M vta. Tmr Tt 1 Net chaiut A.l A.l 98 4 983 982 983 99.3 TTncta 97.5 97.5 975 97.5 100.2 Tuesday 96.5 85 9 Prev. da- 88 4 Week ago 98.5 Month ago 98 7 Year ago 98.8 86.0 858 86 1 83.0 Portland Grain PORTLAND UH Coarse grains. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2, 38 lb white 51.50. Barley No. 2, 45 lb 49.50-50.00. Corn No. 2, E. Y shipment 6950- 7000. Wheat to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: No bids or offers. Car receipts: Wheat 4; flour 1; corn L THE KITE-DRI METHOD Ay ilftll INSURES A DRY BED A 0A THR0UGH NATURAL CONTROL ff ff' m sum... mivr... mtii..M U fl . t. No drvgt, gadgaft ct oltachiaante. IjJ I Wl " if) tecoaiaicndcd by doctors end Buna. w'o' ft VFOR A DRY BED USE NITE-DRl ECX w "A for ire ii.for-wt.on write Box 1W1 ' faM Sancti fied person 32. Me- -dieval type of . . short tale - 24. Definite article 25. Malay FfiA TTnTTsiu VIET me i Lit INjQLIcF t DEE H)u5ET I Yesterday's Aasw 34. Macaws 35. Tissue (anat.) 36. Arabian letter 38. Jewish month, s 40. Frozen water an people native to Phil. Is. 26. First m&n (Bib.) 28. Knave (Cards) 30. An aquatie ' vertebrate 32. Receptacles for flowers 41. Poem 42. Female rvuT 44. Exclamation 7"" x i s 777 7 a i 7T w IlllZZIlill ----- lllll.lll 3 - "III wr 1 I Georgia Pac . Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas Electric Pacific Tel. TeL Penney J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. Rayonier Incorp. Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield OU Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck Co. Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Packard Sunshine Mining Swift Company Transamerica Corp. 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 Woolworth Company 33 61 .33 38 108 85 35 117 17 53 22 35 81 47 78 11 52 144 95 28 23 38 51 95 38 46 210 69 43 71 100 63 .94 137 9 10 51 47 29 54 47 67 40 54 20 25 28 69 49 Portland Livestock PORTLAND (JW(USDA)-CatUe salable 400; market less active but mostly steady; two loads good and choice up to 1100 lb fed steers 23.00; load good fed steers 21.73; few commercial and good grass steers 19.00-21.00; ' medium and good stock steers 17.00-18.00; few commercial heifers 16.00; utility dairy type heifers mostly 12.00- 15.00; one lot utility and commer cial grass heifers 16.00; canner and cutter cows 9.00-10.50, few 11.00; several lots mixed cutter and utility beef cows 11.00-11.50; other utility cows up to 12.50; few cutter bulls up to 12.00-13.50. Calves salable 100; market rath er slow, mostly steady: good and choice vealers 20.00-22.00; several lots commercial and good above 300 lb calves 16.00-19.00; culls down to 9.00. Hogs salable 200; market active, steady; U. S. No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lb 22.00-22.50; No. 3 lots down to 21.00; heavier and lighter weights slow, few sales around 19.00; choice 345-500 lb sows strong at 13.50-15.50. Sheep salable 500; market weak with early top 50 lower; few lots mostly choice with some prime lambs 20.00; good and choice lots 18.00-19.50;. good and chice feed ers 15.00-15.50; utility and good yearlings 11.00-13.00; utility and good ewes 3.00-4.00. Salem Obituaries Ms. Winifred A. Bowa ate resident of 1599 Stat street At a local hospital. July 11. Surviv ed by daughter. Mrs. Barbara Olson of Salem. Son. Dalton F. Brown of foruand. Stuart . Brown of Port land. Sisters. Mrs. Eva Moore of Sdo. kane, ' Wash.; Mrs. Mabel Hamilton of Portland, eren grandchildren. Services Wednesday. July 13 at 1 :30 p.m. in ciougn-tsamcic cnapeL-interment at City View Cemetery, Rev. L. A. Larson officiating. Gearre Edward Brant Late resident of 4625 Sunnyview avenue July 10 at a local hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Betty Sanders of Portland. Son. Lee E. Brant of Salem. Sister. Mrs. Martha McMurray of Chicago. III. Nine erandchildren A services later by Clough-Barrick Co. Mrs. Margaret M. Burroaihi Late resident of 788 S. 25th St., at a Salem nursing home Sunday. July 10. at the age of 91. Survived by son. Julian D. Burroughs. Salem; three grandchildren, Mrs. Peggy Romppan en. Los Angeles; Mrs. Betty War ren. Newport; and Julian H. Bur roughs, Salem; and three gTeat- Prandrhf ?rirn e,-ris.A . n v. " - w...k . .iuu5ua Barnck chapel Thursday, July 14. at i -mi p.m. interment at City View Cemetery. Rev. B. J. Holland offi ciating. Allen McCain Late resident of 4535 Silvertcm Rd., in mis cny, sunaay, July 1U. at the age of 76. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mabelle McCain, Salem: daughter, Mrs. Pauline Davis. Salem: two sons. Cherter and Hugh McCain, both of aaiem; protner of weal McCain. Col orado Springs, Colo., and Jennie recK, uiglewood. Calif.; and five Jrandchildren. Services Wednesday, uly 13. at 1:30 p.m. at W. T. Rig don chapel, with interment at Pio. neer Cemetery, Rev. Wayne Greene omciaung. NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL HOUSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that approximately 1- htm nt lonH mitK the frame school building. Including uii lurnace, commonly Known as the Brush School, situated thereon, in Marion County, Oregon, will be sold at private sale for cash, or upon .the best terms obtainable, on July 18, 1955. at the hour of 8:00 o'clock p.m., at the schoolhouse In Central Howell School District No. 40C, at Central Howell. Orecon. Said sale will be made pursuant " ma i L-utm neia m aaia echool dsU-ict on the 20tn day ot June, DONALD D TClVtTKTJ Chairman of Hie District School aoara of Central Howell School District No. 40C, Marion County, Oregon. Attest: EARL E. SCHAR, District Clerk. July 6 13 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that uen simon, txecutrix of the estate of Walter N. Simon. Deceased V.tat. Number 16.087 has filed with the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion her first ana iinai account and report of such administration, and that the same has been set for hearing in the Court room of said Circuit Court in -the Court House of said Marion County, Oregon in the City of Salem on the 26th day of July. 1935. at the hour of 9:15 o'clock a.m. All persons interested in said estate are requested to then and there ap pear to show cause, if any. why said first and final account should rot be allowed and the Executrix discharged. Dated this 28th dav of June. 1955. ELLEN SIMON Executrix of the estate of Walter N. Sim on, deceased DeArmond and Sherman Attorneys for Executrix Salem Oregon Ju. 29 Jly. . It. SO Classified Advertising1 Statesman-Journal Newspapers m Ne. Chore- SL PHONE 4-6811 LOCAL RATES (Mln. I lines) Weekdays Sundays per line. 1 tlma J5 .23 per line. 3 times SO J0 per line. times tl0 - ' 81.20 par line. 1 monthS5.00 find. Sun.) Classified a as will be run In both papers to give advertisers the ad vantages of the tremendous pulling power of 33,600 combined circula tions. When an ad Is ordered three or six times and a Sunday issue Is in cluded (for example: Friday. Satur day. Sunday) the lower Sunday rates apply because only the Statesman publishes Sundays. , Classified . ads win start tn the morning Oregon Statesman, conclude In the evening Capital Journal hut ads will be accepted for Sunday Statesman only. The deadline for classified ads Is 1 '00 p.m. the day before publica tion. 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Trucks 858 Motorcycles 860 Auto Miscellsneotia 862 House Trailers 864 .Heavy Equipment tftn Aircraft TRY CLASSIFIED ADS Dial 4-6811 toPlace Ad ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED ... Too Late to Classify Bean Pickers Register Now, , Start picking about July 22. See our yard, you will agree that it is the best one you have seen this vear. You won't have to carry sacks as we nave carts to pick into. H. C. Pearcy Nursery Co. Rt. 2. Box 190 i mile West of Keizer Be 3 miles North. Phone 4-1916. CASH for good 40 Plymouth busi ness or club coupe, looe state. 53 MERCURY. Monterery 4 dr. mer- comauc. tu-tone paint. KiH. tint' cd glass sun visor good condition must sacrifice'. 81650. Ph. 2-1215 or '47 FORD convert, w. w. tires. R&H. Sell or trade. Ph. 2-6971 after 2 p.m. 225 .FT. business property on Hy. 99 E about 3 miles south of Salem. With nice cottage and some other bldgs. Nice site for motels. Trail er park, restaurant, etc. Sell rea sonable. Call 4-2933. CLEAN modern 2 bdrm. house, att. gar. 855. So. E. Browning Ave. Ph. 4-3022. CLEAN 3 rm. furn. house. Close In. 2 only. Ph. 4-4938. WANTED Cherry Pickers. A. H. Bone Orchard Heights 2 mi. from bridge. WANTED Strawberry pickers, heavy picKing. 36c earner. 1390 Harmony Rd. REGISTERED technologist for a gas- troenteraloigist. Willing to learn Xray. State experience, age sal ary expected. Write box 421 Statesman-Journal. NEW 14 ft. sport boat, wide beam. fiber glass seams, oak trim. Ph. 4-8667. CHILL chest, 4 yrs. old. 12 cu. ft. S250. lh. 3-6620. U.PICK red raspberries. $1 a crate. Bring containers. 1 mi. S. of Lib erty Sign. U-PICK cherries, royal arms & Lam berts. Inside city limits. 4c pouna. Call 4-4314. REG. Siamese kittens. Removal sale, going east. 4-3852. 300 Personal 310 Meeting Notict SALEM LODGE No. 4. A F Sc A M. Wed. July 13. School of Instruction. 7:30 p.m. All Mas ter Masons welcome. 312 Lost and Found PERSON finding white sandal In car sat. nite, nick s. .-ojuh. LOST. 1 yearling steer, red with wriite spots. Rewiro. m. -ioj7. 314 Transportation LEAVING for Bakersfield. then to N Mexico. July 18. Share expenses, my car. 3-8473. Silverton. 316 Personol AL'S BAKERY 1040 Market Chicken iz Turkey pies $2.25 a doz. Stone ground whole wheat bread large, 5 for 45c. Glazed dough nuts. 49c. Large Angel food cake 69c. Ph. 3-7372. PASTEURIZED whole milk. 75e per fa uon. aeuvcreu. - bleary xjmxiy, -3035. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. 1. 2088 N. ComX 3-4537. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 3151a N Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600 400 Asricultnre 402 Livestock For Sole YEARLING colt. Gentle. Will make good riding horse. 50. Ph. 2-6360. FRESH Guernsey milk cow, 5 yrs. Old. Call 4-2450. FOR SALE, 1 male Thoroughbred. 3 yrs. old. Leo Klokstad. Turner. CW. brood sows, reasonable, J. L. Stanford. Rt. 4. Box 590. Gravel road ' mi. E. of Pen Annex. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOES Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 2-4338 Wood burn LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon 'i or wnoie. zee custom ruling. Trailer loaned tree Salem Meat Co. 1325 S 25th. Ph. 3-4858. 403 Livestock Wonted LIVESTOCK BUYER Emery Alderman 4-6430. 4-7211 LIVESTOCK buyer, Claude Edwards, KC. a, BOX B99E. Ph. 4-1111 CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C MCT-anonsn. Rt. Z. Bx. 297. 4-108 1. LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sonuner. vixfi Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-9067. CATTLE BUYERS . i. and & 8ne men. xn state. 2-134. or 3-4-M. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., July 13, 1935 (Sec. 2)-7 400 Agricnltnre 400 Agriculture 425 Auction Soles 425 Auction Soles - LIVESTOCK AUCTION Thurs., July 14th, 10 pjn. 35 head Angus cows, calves, atocker Ac feeder rattle. 1 Pedigreed Angus Bull out of Oregon State Herd. Shorthorn Heifers. White face cattle calves, feeders, dairy cows. Pigs & chickens. It a m. 1 lot misc. shop tools. Carpenter ic Garden tools. Elec fixtures. Paint, misc. of all kinds. LANE SUDTELL'S Auction 3915 Silverton Rd. 404 Poultry ond Robbits RED Fryers, range raised, com fed. 5 lbs. 35c lb. Bring containers. Pete Miller. Ph. Gervais. 312. 4 mi. N. ParkersviUe sen. Dressing facilities. 20c each. 5310 Center St Salem. Ph. 3-7360. CUSTOM DRESSING of poultry We buy rabbits. Wing's 3985 State. 4-3918. 463 Pets 5 FINE Cocker puppies. 2349 Myr tle. Ph. 4.5487. MINIATURE Pekinese pups for sale. 3 mo. old.. Ph. 2-2408 or 2-2407 9 tiU 5 only. WEIMARANER puppies, 9 weeks old. 1835 Evergreen Ave. Ph. 3-6260 or 2-6629. DALMATION pup 3 months old. Calll Silverton 3-6633. Wm. S. Hanson. PARAKEETS HUNDREDS Niw Low Prices We will gladly meet any local adver tised price this week. Babies breeders. normals. rares. Reg bands in accordance with law. Baby Love Birds & Cockatiels. Cages Sc supplies. Beware of inferior birds. Buy where quality prevails. Visit ors welcome. Sorry, no price quot ed over phone. Bird Paradise, 318C Livingston. SIAMESE kittens, full blood, house broke. Ph. 2-1722 after 4 p.m. PHEASANT HUNTERS Ready now. a choice litter of regis tered English Pointer pups. Will make top shooting dogs or field trial runners. C H 2575. Erwin Mit lehner, 5605 S. W. Taylor's Ferry Road, Portland. Ore. REG. Cocker pups for sale. Don Zoll-n-r. Rt. 2. Silevrton, across from N. Howe School Ph. 3-4170. TOY Fox Terriers, black Sc white, tan Sc white. Ph. 2-1248. FOR SALE or trade: registered Ger man short hair pups. Ready to start training this fall. 465 E. Ewald. 3-7260. BIRD Paradise for birds, cages, sup plies. 3180 Livingston. 2-1842 PUREBRED Beagles. 7 wka. old. weaned. Ph. 4-2993. PARAKEETS, cages, supplies 4 Cor ners Aviary. 4110 Hudson. 3-5897. 410 Seeds ond Plants LOWERY'S GREENITOUSE Salvia. Dwf. med- tall 40c dor.. Pe tunias (2nd crop) 30c doz. Flower ing baskets begonias, fuchsias Sc ivy geraniums, S2.50 to 4 00. 2595 Che mawa Rd.. 2 mi East of Keizer Schl. ZINNIAS. Asters. Petunias, and other choice bedding plants still available. Pemberton'a Green- houses. 1980 S. 12th. CLEARANCE SALE Geraniums 4 for SI. Felargoniuns 3 for SI. Lge. baskets of Fuchsias Begonias S2 to S3. Budded or blooming Begonias at 35c Kilber's. 715 Salem Heights Ave. FORTIFIED Peet moss only 95c sack. Valley Farm Store. Ph. 4-462. 412 Fruit and Farm Produce U-PICK Britemore and N.W. straw berries 8c. 4 miles S. of Dickson by new bridge. Ph. 2-0276. MORENTCY pie cherries. You pick. Sc. lb. Ph. 2-4919. U-PICK Cherries. 4c per lb. Rt 6. Box 561. JTatum a. U-PICK strawberries. Northwest and Marshall's. Very heavy picking, ec lb. A. P. Nys, 1 mi. East of Brooks. Ph. 2-2942. CHERRIES U-pick. 5c lb. 2180 Che- maw a Rd. U PICK 10c MARSHALL STRBY. VAN CLEAVE FARM Bring containers, good picking, north on 99E to Totem Pole E. li mi. Sc a mi. No. on Van Cleave Road. Ph. 2-5165. ' U-PIK STRAWBERRIES 10c PER LB. FINAL WEEK Seamster's Field, 5690 Center GOOD MARSHALL BERRIES BRING CONTAINERS RED Raspberries, 81.80 a flat. Ph. 4-39fi8 evenings. U-PICK Marshall berries 8c lb. W. L. Peterson. Rt. 6, Box 132, Salem. Ph. 2-2998. U-PICK Strawberries. Marshalls. 8c lb. Ph. 2.4277. James Whelan. Rt. 3, Box 211, Salem. RASPBERRIES Mrs. Brantner, 2855 Chemawa Rd. Ph. 1-1386; eve. ROYAL ANN cherries 4c, you pick. 4385 Dallas Koaa, YOU PICK cherries 5c lb. Ray Mar shall, Box 463. HazelvUle Or. (1 mile East of Green Apple Market.) REALLY good U-Pick N. W. straw- oemes. out N. Kiver no. to sunset Ave. John Hancock. U-PICK Willamette rasp, exc pick- Ing. 1 commercial crate. Bring containers. 3745 Brooks Ave. Ph. 4-3833. RASPBERRIES U-pick. 10c lb. 3 ml. E, of Lancaster on pratum no. WILL take orders for red raspber ries. Ready now. Ph. 4-2591. TAKING ORDERS for red raspber ries. Seamster s. 4-7227. RED RASPBERRIES, taking orders. Ph. 2-6284 eve. Out Salem-Silverton Highway. ROYAL ANNE cherries, picked. 8c lb. One mile straight W. Keizer school, starting Mon, 11th. Signs. W. F. Majors. FOR SALE. HAY, Delivered by grow er. Ph. Madras 2760 or 2788. U-PICK Marshalls & North West. Good berries, clean field. Joe Lucas, 1 mile West on Orchard Heights Road. U-PICK Marshall Strawberries 10c PER LB. BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS R. L. STRAWBERRY FARM LOCATED AT WEATHERS DUST CO. WINDSOR ISLAND ROAD. 3 MILES WEST AND NORTH OF KEIZER. (TURN WEST AT KEIZER SCHOOL). OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK From 6:00 in the morning' until dark. RASPBERRIES for sale. Ph. 4-1197. Te Place Ads F-feat 4-6811 Sales Yd. Phone 3-09a .AUCTION WED. EVE., JULY 13TH AT 7:30 P.M. Apt. elec. range (late model) 4 pc. Wal. Bedrm. set 5 pc. Wal. bedrm. set (good cond.) 7 pc. Wal. din. rm. set Rollaway bed Beds, springs. St mattresses. ' Davenos & Davenports. Table radios, girls bike, lawn mow ers, tools, washers, 12 horse E. motor, 3425 R.P.M.. 12 Sc 16 gaupe shotguns and many misc. items of furniture by sale day. Come to buy or sell. LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION 3915 Silverton Rd. Phone 3.6091 412 Fruit ond Form Produce U-PICK strawberries and bring eon. tainers in Corvallis. 10c lb. 6080 Ratcliff Dr. RED CURRANTS 82 00 a crate. Croi- san wrecK. box 000. Ph. 2-2353. Clearance Sale Geraniums 4 for SI. Pelargoniums 3 for 81, lge. baskets of fuchsias and begonias at 82 to S3. Budded or blooming Begonias at 35c. Kil bers, 715 Salem Heights Ave. U-PICK Marshalls. 8c pound. 3. miles East of Brooks. First house North of Labish Center - School. Odin HoUin. 4-2091. H Dairy Co-op. Assn. 'EH- U-PICK Marshalls, 8c Lauron Stett- 1 mwi m t -. . RASPBERRIES U-pick or will deliv er. Ph. 2-5983 after 6 p.m. U-PICK Strawberries. C E. Andre sen 4990 N. Lancaster. Ph. 4-2943. U-PICK strawberries. R. A. Fiedler. i oaner T- e-3340 eve. PEE CHERRIES 1085 Chemtwa Rd. ph. Ut U-PICK Strawberries 10c lb. Marshal JERRY & NITA ANDRESEN 4845 Lancaster Ph. 4-1973 YOU PICK strawberries. 10c lb. Sec ond picking. Pick every day ex cept Saturday. 1 mile out of city limits Go out Cherry Ave. to Al der St.. then fnllnitf .In. T tr . man. 4190 Brooks Ave. Ph. 4-2989 WILL TAKE orders for red rasp- t-uics. tr xiu.it; j -pool. FOR SALE N.W. strawberries 81.40 fraic. u-picK-ana neap them up or pick for me on shares. 82.00 per crate picked. No Saturday calls, please. R. A, Kitet, 4580 Ridge Dr. Out 99E N. Hi ml. from Under, pass to flashing orange lights. W. on Claxter Rd. to 2nd railroad trac. rr. on ftiage Dr. 2-7343. FINE Kentish Pie Cherries, raspber- Merchandise 451 Machinery ond Tools CLOSING OUT All Mall Tools at mi nrp Bollinger's. 343 N. Com Salem 8-INCH HT tilting arbor table saw wim - n.p. motor, stand, front control switch. S blades, dado et Vista Saw Shop. Ph. 3-1317. 454 Sewing Machines July Clearance FOUR STAR SALS Singer Drop-Leaf 17 59 Electric Machine, guaranteed 29.50 Cabinet Elec. Reverse stitch in PER. FECT Sewing Condition 159.50 WE HAVE DEMONSTRATION AND FLOOR MODELS. LIMITED QUAN TITIES. NOW AVAILABLE. UP TO 170.00 SAVINGS. Singer Sewing Center 130 N. Com! Phone 3-3512 455 Htehold Goods For Sale ALL LUM. fcathinett handy hot port able washing machine. Ph. 2-9922. NEW 30" Kenmore range 814S. Ph. 3-646 after 6. USED 4-PIECE walnut bdrm. set 50. Ph. 2-5201. SINGLE BED coil springs, new mat. tress. Reas. 2-1426 after S p.m. Beautiful New Davenos $48.88 - Terms. TG05 N. Summer Trades Glen Woodry Furn. Market USED Vacuum Electrolux 6 Kenmore S29.95 bv, like new, $29.95; G. E. Compact S89.95 Cleaners ,1321 Ph. 3-7067. cleaners, nvist sell automatic. 869.85; ; Hoover S19.8S; Kir , $2)95; Electrolux Swivel top $49 95; Compact Vacuum. N. Capitol. Salem. 12 x 12 BEIGE Wilton rug wpad. $89.50. Glen Woodry. 1805 N. Sum- Birr. . SIMMONS Bed Sc Springs, Kitchen Cabinet, Drop leaf table te chairs. Dinette table Sc chairs. Qt fruit Jars 35c per doz. 771 S. 25th. 3-5434 GET OUR new rug & carpet prices before you buy. "We'll surprise you I" GLEN WOODRY. 1605 N. SUMMER "SALEM RED HOT BARGAIN SPOT" REG. $109.50 Simmons Studio couches now in new fabrics. Only $79.95. Glen Woodry. 1605 N. Summer. LINOLEUM RUGS $39S Valley Furniture Co., 219 N. Corn! USED Auto, washers tt dryers: West inghouse, Maytag, Bendix. Thor, Easy Spinners. Guaranteed, reason ably priced. $39.95 St up. Yeater Appliance Co. 375 Chemeketa NEW 12"x48" door mirrors, 82 95. Glen Woodry, 1605 N. Summe r. "LO-HEET stainless steel 3-ply Waterless Cook ware. Sales & Serv lce. Write 353. Statesman-Journal. USED pianos Your choice S75 H U Stiff Furniture 175 N High USED basins $5. sinks $3.50. laun dry trays $7.50. leg bathtubs $20. wringer type washers $19.95, Jud son's 279 N. Com'l. USED deluxe model Genersl Electrie ranee. Verv rood nnriition. 8150. - FURNITURE Phone 4-6984 after 1:30 pjo. V