Anglers Face Federal Suits
. PORTLAND Ufl Suits are oa
file in federal court here against
Columbia River fishermen who re
fused to pay Coast Guard safety
violation penalties. v
The ILS. district attorney'i of
fice brought1 the actions after the
capsizing of many small craft and )-
several drownings in the fishing
derby at Astoria two weeks ago.
Defendants ., are the Columbia
River . Packers Assn. and three
individual fishermen. The govern
ment asks that they be forced to
pay penalties' the Coast Guard
levied on the ground that they
failed to take the proper safe
guards. '
The Coast Guard has power to
levy penalties under -a 1940 law
which gives it authority over mo
tor-equipped boats up to 65 feet
long, on navigable waters.
Canada Becoming Worried Over
TOWERING THEFT
- LINCOLN, Neb. (y?V-When re
pairmen checked the - television
set in Henry Neiswinger's tavern,
they discovered that the antenna
and a 60-foot tower were missing.
Neiswinger, reporting -to police,
estimated the loss at $200. . '
SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS
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K LOB-TV 8 ear's HIkliaU
(Ckuxl 12):
3:30 eJBL. Dean Collins presents in
teresting and . informative tips on
current gardening problems. Garden
ing. : . V ..
4:45 .P-aa. Imperial Theater pre
sents ."Doable Cross." with, Jacques
Sernas and Brunella Boyd.
7:34 am. -Dream Stuff." with
Betty McDowell. Lea Patterson and
Arthur Hill A plain young wife has
a deep feeling of inferiority. Her
husband tells acquaintances he's liv
ing with his sister. D. Fairbanks
Presents.
It ajn. Coronet Theater pre
sents "No Resting Place." with Mich
ael Cough and an aU Irish cast. .
KODT-TV Saadayi HigMigbts
(Channels):
p.m. The new-Air Force Sec
retary. Donald Quarle: will be inter
viewed by- a panel of - newsmen in
Washington, on Fact the Nation. .
2:M ajsw Sunday Armchair Thea
ter will present "The Big Wheel."
with Mickey Boonev: Thomas Mitch
ell -aad-Michael O'Shea in the story
of a young man's attempts to fol-
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lea -. Henry Fonda stars in
Tha Clown," an adaptation of Em
matt KeHy's' autobiography. - Drama
-an C.-C Theater.
1:38 . p js. "Debt of Honor." atar-
KVAL TV, VHF 13
ECCENI: SVAL-TV, Channel 11.
riaasiTi: 3:3a Faith for Todav:
4 t What One Person Can Do; 4:3
This Is the Life: 5:e Tne Big Pic
ture (ArmyV-Civil Assistance in Ko
rea: S:3S Mr. wizard science; :v
People Are Funny: :3S Meet the
Press, presenting Republican Nation
al Chairman Leonard W. Hall; 7.-4
Surprise Theater presents The Right
Type of Man." with George Mae-
Ketay. - Kitty cnurn ana ioao
Karns. 1J People Beauty: t:ee
Break the Bank a Quiz snow: 8:3e
Ufa With Elizabeth: 1:M Loretta
Young presents -Re-Union." starring
Nina rocn ana uonaia turns;
The Whistler presents, "Borrowed
By-line; 18:88 Sunday Showtime
presenur u. o. a. . witn lamona
O'Brien and Pamela Britten.
ring Edmond O'Brien in a story of a
detective who learns that the man'
he must bring in is-the one to whom
he owes the life of his daughter. On
Stat-e 1.
18:38 p a. "Without Honor." with
Laraine Day, Dane Clarke and Fran
chot Tone, on First Run Theater.
KPTV Sunday's Highlight
(Channel 21):
3:3 pJ. Special: Opening the fall
series of -the color spectaculars
known as Color Spread with Thorn
ton Wilder's "The Skin of Our
Teeth." starring Helen Hayes. Mary
Martin and George Abbott.
4:34 p.m. Republican National
Chairman Leonard W. Hall will be
the guest at Meet the Press.
1:44 p.m. "Re-Union." with Nina
Foch and David Curtis, on Loretta
Young Show. The story of a 10-year-old
boy's search for his mother.
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Economic Dependency Upon U.S.
A. Steeert Ssatta
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By A. ROBERT SMITH
Statesman Correspondent '
OTTAWA, Canada From
baseball scores to bran flakes,
Canada is "almost completely de
pendent upon
the United
States." -
This observation-
by a
Canadian who
has risen high
in the Depart-'
ment of Ex
ternal Affairs
(Can a-d a ' s
SUte , Depart
ment) lends
some author
ity to what is
plainly seen by the most casual
observer from the U.j S. Canada
likes and consumes in great quan
tities American products, ideas
and customs of everyday life. :
This is no less true is the small
logging center of Renfrew than
in this capital ol the vast Ca
nadian dominion. i
In a Renfrew super-market, a
grocery list prepared! in Wash
ington, D. C4 could be; filled with
few substitutes, even is to brand
n?me product. Somej American
firms have built plants in Canada
to serve this big market north
of the border, but they turn out
bran flakes, shredded wheat and
other products of American ori
gin. From soup to nuts, the story
is repeated.
And like Kilroy, the ubiquitous
Coca Cola salesman has long
been-here. j M!
Tobacco From Virgin a I I
Cigarettes are something of an
exception. Canadians are ; exhort
ing by billboards to light up a
Black Cat, a Pleasure or a Sweet
Coporal at prices substantially
higher than Americans are ac
customed ot paying.
McDonalds, ! its cover
a lady highlander in
A pack of
marked by
kilts, runs
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biles, Canadians found our "for
eign car as much an object of
curiosity as had our fellow Amer
icans. American car manufactur
ers have a big market here. Only
Ford appeared to produce a Ca
nadian model which is different
from its American counter-part
only in . chrome trim. Gasoline
sells for about 42c per gallon
here, but station attendants . say
their gallon is bigger than ours.
Latest U. S. Records ' .
Driving across the province of
Ontario, one hears by car radio
Canadian disk jockeys spinning
the latest hit recordings from
Tin .Pan Alley, for this country
is as dependent upon Hollywood
and New York as is the U.- S. for
its entertainment fare. It was a
singularly unique experience to
stop by the side of the road one
Sunday afternoon and bear the
authentic whining of a bagpipe
drifting out from a plain frame
house many miles west of the
capitaL ' .
Canada is obviously ..busting
with pride over the accomplish
ment of a local girL And when
headline writers here simply call
her Marilyn, . Canadian readers
know they are referring not to
Hollywood's Miss Monroe but to
Toronto's Miss Bell who is just
back from her successful swim of
the English Channel.
Same Colnmnists
Otherwise the Canadian press
reflects a great deal of American
life and events. Many of their
editorial pages carry the same
syndicated American columnists
that U. S. dailies rely upon for
current, commentary. Canada's
leading newspapers send corre
spondents to the U. S. capital be
cause, as one reporter here put
it, "Canada knows that her real
capital is Washington, D. C"
The big news in Renfrew was
that Radio Corp. of America bad
begun production in a new ven
ture located there, boosting the
town's economy that , has rested
on lumbering and a woolen mill
that produced mackinaws.
The RCA enterprise is typical
of the investment capital now
going into this country from
American big business. And like
the Pacific Northwest, Canada
badly needs this sort of new in-
NO MILK RUN
SPARTANBURG. S. C. W-A
city ordinance here forbids bring
ing a cow onto city streets for sale
if the cow has not been milked.
dustry if it is to make the com
plete transition from being sim
ply a source of raw materials for
American mills to becoming a
producer of finished products for
its own and the U. S. market
Need Traasftiaa
'As the Montreal Gazette ob
disturbing condition of unem
ployment until she makes this
transiiton. No longer do, giant
resource development projects,
in - which Canada now abounds,
take up the slack in employment
as they did 20 years ago in the
days of the great depression.
Man's inventiveness has produced
complex earthmoving machines
and other power devices that to
day take the place of pick and
shovel brigades once needed for
road building, dam construction
and pipeline laying. .
That this . drive to turn its own
resources into its own commodi
ties in its own domestic plants
will turn Canada into a more
keen competitor for markets now
dominated by American pro
ducers, -can hardly be doubted.
Pacific Northwesterners will feel
that competition in the battle
for full development of the Co
lumbia River as it flows through
both countries and offers. a tre
mendous source of cheap power
for new industry.
' But Canada's drive can perhaps,
be just as easily understood with'
sympathy by Pacific Northwest
erners whose economic ambitions
for their region are no less de
termined to overcome the long
subservience to the manufactur
ing and financial dominance of
the eastern United States.
Canada has always been 'like
America's little brother, said one
observer here in sizing up rela
tions between the ' two North
American neighbors. But now
little brother is growing up.
Salem
Obituaries
Carl W. Welz
Late resident of S40 Wayne Dr
at a local hospital, September I, at
the- age of 38 - years. Survived by
wife. Lucille WoU, Salem: also two
daughters. Carta and Marilyn of
Salem, and one son, Gary Wolfe of
Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Fay Smith,
Piaya Del Rey, Calif, and Mrs. Do
lores Cristman of Los Angeles. Calif.
Services will be held at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Tuesday, Sept
13th. at 1:30 p.m.. with the Rev.
George H. Swift officiating. Inter
ment in City View Cemetery, with
the HoweU-Edwaxds Funeral Home
directing. .
Premier Simdoy
3 Mr Force :
Men Die in
Plane Crash
ELLEN5BURG. Wash. m
Three Air Forte men were killed
Saturday1 in the crash of a small
plane near Stampede Pass on the
east side of the Cascade Moun
tains. I ' .
i U. S. Forest Service personnel
were on ; the way to - the crash
scene. A! small forest fire was
started as the plane burned. -
The Civil Aeronautics Adminis
tration said it had been informed
the victims were Maj- Edward J.
Boteen Jr., the pilot; Lt CoL
Granville H. Wright and Maj. Hugo
W. Roberts. All are believed to
be residents of the Spokane area.
' The- plane carrying the three
men' left Saturday morning . from
Fairchild Air Force Base near Spo
kane for Neah Bay, a village at
the Northwest corner of Washing
ton .Hi'-. , -
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Kentucky Sheriff
Misses Connections
i TILINE, Ky. VP) Sheriff
Ralph Smith sped through the
night to the scene of a. bank
burglary. . . . ,
' A late model convertible bear
ing Florida license plates bore
down on him, and the sheriff
barely Avoided a collision.
With more important things in
mind, he hurried on to the bank.
And found he had missed a
broadcast description of the es
cape car a late model convert
ible bearing Florida license
plates. ' ',
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100 ArricullTire"
402 Livestock For Sole
LG. TRESH Holitein Hereford heifer
St calf. 125. Also some young stock.
5050 E. State. 3-5S37. -
FOR SALE Large, good quality
straight Holrtein springer heifers,
freshening this month. H. C Bel
ton. Can by Ore. Ph. 3782. v
1 JERSEY family cow. 3 ODen - gilt.
3040 ri. River Ha. rti. z-4Z3.
ANNOUNCEMENT f
' .TO FARMERS
Your Veterinarian Dispenses
Medicine and Livestock
C t .; Remedies
With this medicine goes the assur
ance that the product he dispenses
Is the best . . . the very same he
used on his calls. His professional
knowledge and assistance is yours
for the asking. Get professional
advice at no . extra charge when J
you - visit your veterinarian for
dispensing items.
- Signed: .
Willamette Veterinary Medical
j Association
TOP PRICES paid for canner ewes.
Also' need xat & feeder 'lamos.
Phone Salem 4-7374.
LOCK EH BfcFt Eastern Oregon 4i
or wnoie. , a o m aimni,
Trailer loaned tree. Salem Meat
Co 132S S SSth. Ph. S-4S6S
PROFESSIONAL HORSES HOER.
Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 3-C23S Woodbura
mg or eve. 1 - - -
SCIENTIFIC .HORSE SHOEING. Tex
Shively. Ph. 2-6833. 3-4605 eve. only.
403 Livestock Wanted
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C.
Mccanaiisn. Kt z, ax. xni. a-eias.
WANTED to buy 17S head feeder
Lambs. Phone saiem 4-7374. -
CATTLE BUYERS E. i. and fl. S no-
then 4297 State S-1345 or 1-4380 -
LIVESTOCK Buyer. A. f. Sommer.
1260 Harmony Dr. Pn. 4-8067.
LIVESTOCK BUYER
Emery Alderman. 4-S430. 4-TSia
LIVESTOCK buyer, Claude Edwards,
Rt 3. Box B99E. Ph. 4-1111
WHITE PULLETS atartinx to lay
about S0 lay. SI 25 ea. Taite all.
W. W. risher, JS70 Hollywood Dr.
2-2S32.
1 YR. OLD hens. S1J5 -ea. W.W.
Fisher, 2870 Hollywood ut. a-am.
408 Pets
TOR SALE mot old Doberman
Boxer, from regis, stocjc. ziaa ti.
Liberty. 1 '
FOR SALE registered Boston Ter
rier pups. Fh. ZlKi. Hi W. vnurcn,
-Monmouth.
IXR SALE Boxer Puppies. 3537 Park
Lane.
400 Agriculture
412 Fruit end Form Product
v - PEACHES -
Wait for local tree ripened Improved
Elbertas. Ed ZielenskL. Ph. 2-9711,
. 1 Mi. E. Totem Pole. .
BARTLETT Pears, U-pick. $1.00 a
box. Also plums, excellent for Jelly
4- Jam, lOe a lb. Bring containers,
W. D. Rice. Rt- 1. Box S3. Jeffer
son. Ph. Fa 7-2439. On old SS. 2.1
'mi. from -Jefferson junction. 1
ORDERS TAKEN for irrigated gold
en cross hybrid sweet CORN. Ph.
2-2304 or 2-7111. - -
PASTEURIZED whole milk. 75e gaL
delivered Cleary Dairy. 2-3033.
SPRAYED, picked pears; 10c bu. At
up. Across Keizer Hdwr. Eve. Ph.
2-5172.
U-PICK beans, 3c lb. 4 -Corner Bean
Yard. 36S So. Lancaster Dr.
U-PICK Blue Lake beans. 3c lb. t
mi. E Lancaster en Sunnyview.
2-8641.
PEARS. $1.00 a bushel, U-pick. Ph.
4-3001 . Mornings, J. D. Carey,
.Rodgers Lane.
414 Farm Equiptnent
51 OVERHAULED Tord tractor, plow
Ac disc Ph. 45449.
425" Auction Sales
'AUCTION
OF FURNITURE
" .AT SC0TTY!S
TONTTE iS40 CENTER ST.. SAUDI
450 Merchandise
45 1 Machinery end Toots
FOR SALE or trade, water well drill
ing equipment. Fully eauip. with 1
tools. Full price $1400. Rt. I, Box
1Z3. or pn. Plaza 3-5641 corvaius.
FOR SALE. s HP. Water pump.
tf pipe etc 4040 SUte Street. Ph.
2770S.
455 Hsehold (soods For Solo
11 -FT. General Electric deepfreeze,
used 3 months. Ph. 4-5450.
NEARLY NEW Wedgewood gas '
- range, stainless steel top with grill.
t Auto clock timer. Ph. 3-5031. 229S
B St.
USED 7 pc. wal. dining suite $59.00.
Hogg Bros.- 24S SUte St.
9' SUPERCOLD comb, dairy or veg.
refrigerator, A-l shape. Ph. 39732.
USED - Biltwell davenport Ac chair
$79.00. HOgg Bros. 248'SUte St -
WESTTNGHOUSE elec. range. 4 units,
excel, cond., $90. Ph. 2-1193.
USED pillow-arm davenport Ac chair.
tiogg tsros. 34S sute St.
23 CU. FT. deepfreeze, cost over
$650, will sell for $350. Ph. 2-4191.
USED amaU bed davino $29.50. Hogg
aro. hb oxaxe St. -
LINOLEUM RUGS
' - $3.95
Valley Furniture Co.. J19 N. Com!
USED waL - vanity dresser.
Hogg Bros. 248 SUte St
$22.50.
UNFINISHED furniture. H L Stiff
Furniture Store. 175 N High. -
UNFINISHED chests, new S-drawer.
$10.95; 4-drawer, $8.95. Cash As
Carry, no ph. orders. Hogg Bros.,
Salem.
USED davenport Ac chair with lea
therette anna, only SS9.00. - Hogg
Bros. 248 State St ¬
at BOSTON , Terrier Stua servy-,
SmaU size. 111 lbs.
avB CATVA tr C MelatarodT? znoik
old Brittany Spaniels,- two females
and ana male. SUrtinK 4 bunt.
Show tie. promise. Bt 3, Box S4 at
25 W. Sherman for information.
PARAKEETS $3-50. Cages and sup
plies. KaiM. Aviary, mh jujwiwu.
4-542S. - -
USED pc WaL finished Bedroom
(4 LAHcri ffuoi. pa..a-i 244 n.
w inter, - -
KXNMORE Dryer $100 White
traso - inirner. ssotn bkc new.
Also 1 DbL Bed. $40. 24S Bellevuo.-
USED FURNITURE
TERMS VESI ' f
Valley Furniture Co, 219 N. ComV
J" MONTHS OLD male Cocker Span-
. lei to give away, aaouauui i n. iw
N. 23rd. off D St Sat ere. JO to
7:30. Sun. to 11.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
LOST: Very friendly black & White
buu Terrier. Ph. 2-8697.
WANTED 2 drivers for hauling sil-
age. 4-iu nr. rn. e-jusi.
WANT Log Truck MONDAY. 4 wheel
drive.! short logger,. Hauling to
Dallas. Richardson. Ph. 319 Falls
City. 1
12 BDRM. furnished, also 12
bdrm.i unfurn. Walker Courts, 824
N. 14th.
LEASE, hnt urn. 2 bdrm. bouse. Close
In, 9401 Leslie, $75. Ph. 4-5783.
MEN AND WOMEN -
REGISTER Monday for both day and
Night Shifts. Kelley Farauhar Ac
Co. 1450 Tile Road. Ph. 2-4133.
YEAR Oid M. Ward washer $85. Rt
1. Box I 49 A. Brooks. Ore.
Too
Boston
RECEIVED.
Late to Classify
WIBIHAIRED Fox Terrier pupa. Hi
mi. east of Totem Pole. mi. So.
A. M. Zahare. St 2, Box 427, Ph.
4-1351.
RUGS 9x12. beaut Oriental Patt
ones. jnaKO ozzer. ra. -ooofv -' -
t ONLY, Quaker Oil Heaters, new.
Regular price" $119.00. - now only .
$79.00. Hogg Bros. 24S SUte St.
SIAMESE kittens for sale. 1445 Court
or Ph. 4-2855.
HOLLYWOOD - Aquarium. 1958 Mc
Coy. Tropical, goiaiisn. equipment.
PARAKEETS, cages, supplies. 4 Cor
ners Aviary u bum
CUTE kittens to give away. 2-7130.
BIRD Paradise tor Olrds, caees. sup
olies 3180 Livingston, 2-1842
BLUE haired Cocker puppies, 4775
Harcourt St Keizer Dist Ph. 4-6934
PUPPY'S for sale $2.00. -Part Ger-1
. .... .T f. 't t
man-sneparq. iota n. v-m u
FOR SALE 4 pups. Beagle At Terrier.
$10. Fh. 4403S.
410 Seeds and Plants
TOP QUALITY planU for less at
Middle urove nuncr. w
ton Rd. I '
412 Fruit and form Produce
BARTLETT PEARS, U-pick. 50c bush
el. Perry Stilbnnk, Us mu s.w. 01
Macleay
BARTLETT Pears Diedrich Farms.
220 W. Chemawa Rd. 1 mi. west of
Kei2ar school Ph. 2-8204.
U-PICK sprayed Bartlett Pears, $1
dox. xrn. -osif
BARTLETT Peara Saturday & Sun
day only. Bring conUiners. 1630
WdtUace Rd.? - 1
SWEET CORN, tomatoes. Danish
squash, cucumbers. - Roy Smith, Rt
3. Box 832 B. On So. River Rd.
IMPROVED lElberta and Hale
Peaches. Green Apple Mkt, 5005
Portland Rd- Salem.
CUCUMBERS ! at LaFollette's Fruit
SUnd. Ph. 2-7187 Eves. :
BROCCOU 10c lb. Cauli. $130 Ac 90c
. .... - Cmii umn over?
JCWC V 1 - -- . - - -
freeze now. Pickling cukes, carrots,
etc. Mehama Gardens. 8 miles E.
of SUyton on old highway. Ph.
Lyons U. L. Z4B4 eves.
U-PICK beans, 3c lb. Otis Phillips,
Rt 8. BOX Z34. saiem. - .
PEACHES
Hale ' Ac Alberta peaches, S2.98 ' bo.
rea l, axjv rnrmmi
moTllTT neara 1100 bu.. bring
containers. t miituucn,
W. Chemawa Rd. Ph. 4-4656.
300 ! Personal
314 Ticnsportation
SWEET CORN for freezing & can
ning. 25c a ooz. or a aos ior ai.w.
4 mi. west Of Chemawa to Oregon
Electric track, turn No. to 5690
Quinaby Rd. Leonard Hays.
SHARE expenses on a trip to Texas.
Leaving uth ot sept W2 silver
ton na,
a-
LEAVTNa for San Diego Sept IX
Share expenses. Ph. 3-6441.
316 Personal
X WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other tnan my own. uaire
E. Palmer.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group Wo
1. 2088! N. Coml 3-4531.
FAMILY i bud set counselins. multi
sponsored, tree, confidential, guar
antee to save you money. Box 284,
Salem. I Discussions In the privacy
of your own home.
i PSYCHIC READER
Ask you no questions, tells your
past : present future, satisfaction
assured! Look for Almira Motel
sign at '3645 Portland Rd.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, 98 -
Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600.
UNSIGHTLY facial hairs removed
safely land permanently. Prices
Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-6859.
TRY CLASSIFIED ADS
FURNITURE s-rm. honx. 190 N. 23rd.
Ph. 4-4800.
FOR SALE Electrolux vacuum clean
er with all attachments. Good
shape. 2915 Sflverton Rd.
WOOD RANGE Ac hot water tank.
Phone 4-4697.
USED coil bed springs $455. Hogg
Bros. 248 SUte St
USED studio couch $19.50. Hogg Bros.
248 SUte St
456 Wanted, Hsehold Goods
WE NEED USED FURNITURE
CALL 2-7472
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Valley Furn. Co. 2-74T2
TOP CASH PRICE
For Used Furniture
Appliances, Misc.
Check With Us Tintl"
ME
Lt
270 S. Liberty . Ph. 4-C371
457 Rodio and TV
30 WATT ultra linear amplifier.
. Complete with p re-amp and con
. trols. Used one month. Sacrifice,
$89.50. Call 4-631 S or 3-6161.
USED T.V. for sale $99.50. Wills Mua
te Store.
458 Building Motenols
A Dairy Co-cp. Assn.h
mm 1
USED
Oil Burners
(complete with all controls) '
. $75 & Up-
Used wood burning space
heaters w
Used wood burning kitchen
ranges .
DELIVER to the Mayflower Salem
plant zi33 i airgrounas noaa. De
twee n 7:30 ajn. and 4:00 p.m., daily
except Saturday and Sunday.
-$10 ea,
.11 See.
Used elec. wall heater 535
4' fluorescent shop lighU 1 ea.
30 gal. used elec. hot water
Unks . - $35
New Supply of kitchen eabineU Very
low priced.
Used toilet. , ' $1S
Used wash basin .- $7 JO Ac Up
i" used piaster board .. ., .,3c sq. ft
22 ft roof trusses S2.50ea.
4" black drainage pipe 30c lin. ft
RITTER & CO.
Rt 1 Box 367 Ph.
4 mi. N. of Salem,-'', mile N. of
Totem Polo on 99E.
Open All Day Saturday
CUCUMBERS AH sizes. Largo dills,
75c per busneL pn. 4-4321.
"CANNING Ac Freezing corn ready
: now. mi. south of St Paul on SL
Paul-Salem Rd. Bob Fartsch. -
GOOD BARTLETT Pears. Stokesdalc
tomatoes. 3585 N. River Rd. Turn
left at Weeks Berry Nursery, fol
low signs to River.
PEARS. U-p4ck. 81 bu. Bring con
tainers, tso Lancaster ot.
1000 FT, USED V ceiling, cleaned!
r . 1 . a-M tn. ....
FOR SALE Aluminum garage door;
a squares nana-newn ceaar snakes;
assorted length 1x4s, 2x4s At 2xa.
Ph. 2-8288 or 4-3838.
500,000 FEET
New. rresh-mlUed old and
growth lumber. 2x4 92xl2. ta
to 24-foot lengths Delivered prices)
830 per thoosacd Ted aluUer. PH.
. Salem a-1198 eesonga,
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