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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Affixes 5. Talk 9. Tumult 10. Theater seat 11. Confederate 12. Spoken IX External seed covering 14. A dense. lntermln led growth H. Loiter IT. Cereal train It. Half an em 19. Uninter rupted 21. Feathered " creature 23. Brood of pheassnU . "var.) 24. Pals 23. Branches of learning 27. Resent ment 20. Barium sym.) 3L Put out. as money 32. Artfer 31 Sacred choral composition 36. Etyptian goddess 3T. Outer - tarment 38. New York State Barge Canal 39. Search for 40. Implement 41. Carousal 42. Girl's name (poes.) DOW 1. Biblical mount 2. -Assiduous 3. Puppet 4. Pig pen 5. Strike (colloq.) 6. Musical instrument 7. King of the Amalakites 8. Bank employee 13. Mulberries (Ind.) 14. Corvine bird New York Stock Markets By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical .Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Motors American Tel, & Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Betlhehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Mach. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours 20 ' 106 H 62 Ts 74 9 179 ' 76 i 55Sj 131 54 154 la 65 42 H 25 ' 40S 314 "50 V 21 'a 93 r 56 ' 47 51 4 41 77 217 H 79 j Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. 12 47 79 i 138 i 39 60 364 U.S. Steel Ups Dividend NEW YORK m United States "Steel Corp., world's biggest steel maker, declared a higher dividend oMS cents a share on the com mon stock Tuesday. The dividend was boosted for the second time sincethe turn of the year. The company hiked the divi dend from 75 cents to $1 a share in January. Later, the common stock was split 2-for-l and the divi dend was 50 cents a share, equal to $1 on the old stock. Based on the former capitalization, Tues day's dividend declaration was worth $1.30 a share. Hog Prices Tumble Again CHICAGO UP A 50 to 75 cent price break sent hogs tumbling to the lowest levels in nearly 13 years Tuesday. Announcement the government would buy pork and lard to help bolster the hog market had no in fluence as the buying program has not started as yet. Most hogs sold at $13.00 to $13.50 a hundred pounds. The top price was $13.65. paid for only 46 f-.j - r , j nea. ua every marsei aay since, 5?: u7? ' f hgS sold above that price Major reason for the price break, livestock men said, was the receipt of 20,000 hogs. This was the largest number of hogs offered for sale since Jan. 3. Top price for hogs a year ago was $19.60. 40 BOTTLES BROKEN WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. (JP A mailbag accidentally lost whenji plane's freight door swung open at a 5.000-foot altitude has been found in the bush here. It con tained 100 bottles of antitoxin and not one was broken in the fall. , - . - otocks and Bonds Compiled by The Associated Press Oct. 25 BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 Rails Indust Util Net change A 1 A.I D.I Tuesday 87.8 97.9 97.2 Prev. day 97.7 97 8 97.3 Week ago 97. T 97.9 91 A Month ago S7.8 S7.8 96.4 Year ago 99J 1000 100.9 1955 High 99 , 99 8 100.1 1955 Low 97 . 97 6 98 2 1954 High loo 0 1004 inn 1954 Low 94.2 97.4 93.8 10 Tgn A.l 83.9 85.8 858 85.7 84 7 85.5 81 0 85.1 80S STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 15 80 Indut. Rails Util. Stks Net change D1 4 D.9 Tuesdav 2404 126.5 Prev. dar 241 8 127 4 A.l 71.1 Week aio 205.4 124 S 70 167.1 -Month ago -244 9 129.9 72J Year ago 186 1 100J 62.8 195S High 257 4 139.1 75.7 IMS Low 203.1 114 9 67. J 1954 High 211 t 123 8J ISM Up m 77 J 33.4 173.0 133.4 181 5 148 8 155 2 108.0 15. Rem nant . 17. Strange 20. Sloths 21. For. bid v 22. Gash 24. Route 25. Arab ian gar-ment 5J5 w cloj lTo 3 spl ml I V tk: o i P JTA L CnWaIk E)N A 2il i!I3 tC-is Yesterday's Aaswer 29. Property (L) 31. Trifling 34-Journey 28. Large farm (Sp. Am.) 27. Male sheep 28. Bay windows 35. Suspend 36. Metal 38. Greek letter " !,fc: III"!5 "Il W WVa I International Harvester i International Paper : Johns Manville .Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill j Lockheed Aircraft :Loew's Incorporated ! Long Bell A 36i 104 i 84 33' s. 105 14 i 50 34j 30 ' 34 90 ; ' Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel. & Tel. Penney J. C. Co Pennsylvania R. R. 46 67 10 49. 134 V4 95 i 26 -s 22 31 ,,4 33 43 S 34 I Pepsi Cola Co. i Philco Radio Puget Sound P & L Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. 9 n..Lt: c- i 49 4 ; Reynolds Metals ; Richfield Oil 50 ' 4 73 i4 47 . 67 102 H 564 57 57 , 84 4 134 'i 10,i 9 43 V 41 4 27 49 i 160 36 'i 59 'i 6i 37 56 Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck fc Co. Sinclair Oil Socony 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 l United Corporation j United States Plywood i United States Steel - 'Western Union Tel. 21 's Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wool worth Company 26 55 49 Investment Trusts (Zilka. Smither 4- Co.. Inc.) Bid Affiliated Fund 5 99 Canadian Fund 17.28 Century Shares Trust 25.57 Chemical Fund 15.14 Delaware Fund ..10.94 Diver. Invest. Fund 9 49 Dividend Shsres .. 2.55 F.aston A: H. Bal. Fund....20.M Gas. Ind .. 12.53 Group Tobacco 4 19 Incorp. Investors 17.37 Key. Cust Funds: B-3 .19.49 B-4 11.22 K-l 1951 S-2 1238 S-4 .. 8 79 Man. Bond Fund 8.43 Mass. Invest. Trust 31.14 Natl. Sec. Series Income Series 6.25 Stock Series 8.29 Pref. Stock S. S.36 Natl. Div. Series 4 90 Tel.-Elec. Fund 1117 Value Line Inc. Fund .. 6.96 Asked 6.48 18.69 ib I I2:i3 ; 2230! 13.69 j 18 78 21.27 12.S4 21.28 13.31 9.80 924 33.B6 B g, 9 os J? is i'2 j 7 62 28 64 Wellington Fund . 26.28 Portland Grain PORTLAND No coarse ff,ns- he?. 'VVT? ma ; ket. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered - .. - White . excluding Rex) 2.11: White Club 2.11. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.11. Car receipts Wheat 1; barley 1; flour 2; millfeed 2. Portland Livestock TOK l laau 111 usua tauie salable 250; holdover 90; market very slow for most classes; cows moderately 1 active, steady; other classes sparsely represented; few shortfed steers unsold: individual commercial steers 18.50; good choice steers Monday 20.00-23.50; good-low choice heifers 18.00-20.50; canner-cutter cows Tuesday about steady at 7.00-8.00, few 8.50; util- i lty cows 9.50-11.00; lew young com- imcmai cows 1200-13.00. Calves salable 50; market rather slow; but vealers fully steady; few good-choice vealers 17.00 -19.00; individual 245 lb vealer 20.00; utility-commercial grades 10.00-16.00; culls down to 7.00. Hogs salable 400; market slow, mostly 50 cents lower; mixed lots No. 1, 2 and 3 butchers 180-235 lbs 14.50-15.00: only few lots sorted for No. 1 15.25; few lots bought to rive 13.75; few 300-aOO lb sows ; wethers. 8-10; routjh heavies, M. 12.00-13 50. ' j Fresh Produce Sheep salable 200; market about! Potatoes Ore. Russets. No. 1A, steady on limited supply; few lots '2.50-75: 25 lb sick. 75-85: Idaho D I ; rhnlra ,;th cnm. nrimA wnn!H 170.7 lamDs lS.OO-Zo; lew snorn lamos 18.50; good - choice wooled lots 17.50-18.50; good choice feeders salable around 14.00-15.50 iith range feeders quotable to 16.00-50; utility-good ewes 2.50-3.00. Trade Board Action Firm CHICAGO A firm tone pre vailed throughout the enitre grain list on the Board of Trade Tues day. Lard also advanced. Wheat closed 1 H-l A higher. corn 1 Vi-l xa higher, oats Vk-i higher, rye 2 to 2 Vt higher, soy beans 1 .- V hizher and lard 15 m .,(. . w,.-.,i-j -..-.j. , -..v ...Su- er. I Wheat, was aided by news the Agriculture Department purchased 6,730,300 pounds of wheat flour for donation to the needy. This brings the total of such purchases to 17,236,400 pounds. Also help ful was news Greece had bought 900.000 bushels of hard wheat. There also was some buying in new crop futures on the weekly V eather Bureau crop report, which noted soil moisture was getting! short in the Great Plains "partic- , , . . , Ularly in the northern portion where general precipitation is now needed to maintain wheat in good to very good condition." Stock Market Advance Ends NEW YORK LB A moderate decline Tuesday snapped the stock market's string of seven straight aauy aavances. Losses in key stocks ran to as much as 2 points, but here and there were gainers of a point or better. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dropped 90 cents to $169. 80. The industrials were off $1.40 and the rails 90 cents. The utilities advanced 10 cents. In the seven days of a rising ; market the AP average had gained $5.30 Tuesday s fall still left the '. average $4.40 ahead of where it was at the close of Oct. 13. Trading volume totaled 1,950,000 shares compared with 1,820,000 Monday. Salem Market Quotations BCTTERFAT Premium No. 1 BUTTER Wholesale .58 56 .68 Ptail EGGS (Buylne) A. of la'e yesterday) (Wholesale prices range from S to 1 cents over buvine price) : Large AA ... Jl Large A Medium AA Medium A Small POLLTRY Colored Hens Leghorn Hens Colored Fryers Colored Roasters Old Roosters .41 27 .20 .18 .21 .11 Onion Futures CHICAGO (API Onions: Sales Open High Low Close Nov. 100 1 Ml 2 00 1.95 2.00 Jan. . , 269 , 2 20 , 2.24 2.16 2.23 Feb. 34 2.28 2.35 2.28 " 2.35 Mar. 60 2.40 2.46 2.40 2 45 Portland Produce PORTLAND un Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv orprl in Portland S7-fil lh: first !" ifuaillj irrtw, olvviiu imiuij -w . Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA. !93 score. 5714; 92 score, 561; B ! grade, 90 score, 554; C grade, 89 j score, 53. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon I singles, 38Vi-4l Jb; Oregon 5-lb ! loaf. 41-44. I Eggs To wholesalers Candled f o b. Portland A laree. 51-54H: A medium, 45Vi-46V4; A small, 344-36. Eggs To retailers Grade AA. large, 59-60; A large, 53-56; AA mediums, 47-49; A mediums, 47-48; Billon, woo. vaiiuiu, i-j additional. Live poultry No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2-4 lbs, 22; at farm, 21; roasters, 25; light hens, 18; heavy hens, 19-20; old roosters. 11-14. ! Turkeys To producers for A grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y. j dressed, 36: A toms. 29: A grade hens eviscerated 41; eviscerated ! toms 33. 1 Rabbits Average to growers- Live white, 34-44 lbs, 25-26, 5 lbs. 20-21; old does, 10-14, few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 58-61; cut up, 62-65. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice 500-700 lbs. 39.00-41.00: Eood. 35.00- '33.00: commercial, 30.00-35.00; utif- jity, 22.00-27.; commercial cows, 1 24.0-30.00; utility 22.00-27.00; canners and cutters, 18.00-21.00 Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 49.00-53.00; rounds, 43.00 43.00; full loins, trimmed, 71.00 76.00: forequarters, 31.00 - 34.00; rhnrks 33 00-35 Oft- rihs. 47.00- . 52.00. pork cuts-Loins, choice. -10 lb, 1 41 004 M . shoulders, 16 lb down, ; 27 .00-30.00; spareribs, 40.00-45.00; fresn hams 10.14 bt 42.OXM.5.OO. Vpnl and ralvps Good-choice, all weights, 30.00-40.00; commercial 27.00-35.00. Lambs Choice-prime spring. 40 50 lbs, 39.00-41.00; good, 35.00-39.00. Wool Nominal, clean basis, V blood, 1.00-04 lb; s blood. 1.10-.12 lb; 'i blood. 1.25; fine, 1.45. Country-dressed Meati, f.o.b. Portland: Beef-Cows, utility. 20-23 lb; canners and cutters. 16-17. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 27-29; rough heavies. 17-25v Hogs Best light blockers, 22-23; lean light sows, 17-19. Lambs Good springers, 32-34; yearlings, 25-27. ar Mutton Lightweight ewes and Rucceti kala .1H lh naner 5 2V 40 Onions Wash. Yellows, med and lge. 1.60-75; Idaho Yellows. 2.00-25. Hay New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck. Port land and Seattle. 36.00-33.00 too. Snlom Obituaries Geerge H. Bingenheiiner At a local hosoltal. Oct 24. Late resident of 3303 Neet avenue. Salem Survived by wife. Mn. August.. Bingenheimer. Salem. Ore.; daugh ter. Mrs. Lucille Bartlett. Portland Ore.; three sons. Milton. Arthur anc Ivan Bingenheimer. all of Salem. Sister. Mn. Laura Carlson. Minneap olic. Minn. Four grandchildren anc one great grandchild. Services wi! be held In the Virgil T. Golden Chapel Thursday. October n at pm intern,ent- Brlcreft Memoria Park. Rev. Roger Smith officiating Miss Shirley Fellow Late resident- of X2S Maple St. In a local hospital, Oct. 23, at the age of 28 years. Survived by mother and stepfather. Mr. and Mrs. N. Thur man: 2 aunts, Mrs. Florence Shar rocks. Eugene, and Mrs. Helen Wil bert, Arlington, Virginia: 4 uncles Joe, B. K., Maurice Wodzewoda, all of Salem; Francis Wodzewoda, Los Angeles. Calif.: 2 cousins. Mrs. Le- dahl. Portland, and Sgt. Clifford Hv land. U. S. Army, Korea. She was a member of the First Christian fhlirrh ,rvici will K Thniwli. Oct. 27. at 120 p.m. in the Chapel of Koweii-Eciwarci Funeral Home. fv. I Fuqua officiating. Interment Rest , Lawn Memory Girdens. Homer Earl Howard At the residence. 320 N. 12th street Salem, at the ace of 73 vears. Sur vived by sister. Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Salem. Announcement of sevices later by W. T. Rigdon Co. Orpha Hugrs 1 At the resident of 253 N. 18!h St.. Salem. Oct. 5th. Survived by daugh ter. Mrs. Amy Burges.. Salem: Son. Vard Huges, Salem; Brother. N. . Eoff. Salem. grandchildren, tl great grandchildren. Private services will be held at Mount Crest Abbey Mau soleum Thursday. Oct. 27th at 10:30 a.m. under the direction of Virgil T. Golden Co. 1 JonB Wrgley i,eRoy 'Late resident of 5233 Newberg Dr., Saturday, October 21, at Alsea. Sur vived by wife. Mrs. Edith LeRoy. Salem: two daughters, Christine Le Roy and Katherine LeRoy, both of Salem: two sons, Jerry and Dale Le Roy, both of Salem: and parents. Mr. and Mrs. George LeRov. Chicago Heights. III. Services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 3 p.m. In the Clough-Bartirk Chapel. Rev. O. W Fhright officiating. Interment City View Cemetery. Mrs. Ida Muad At the residence. 102S X. 21st street. Salem. October 23. Survived by daughter,- Mrs. Bertha K. Yock. Portland. Ore.: Mrs. Ida Knopf. Portland. Ore.: Mrs. Vioet Darby, Fort Frances. Ontario, Canada: Mrs. Olga Oglesbee. Salem. Ore. Nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services at Clougti-Barrick Chapel Wednesday. Oct. 26. at 1:30 p.m. Interment Lee Mission Ceme- te cry. Prosper Nelson Late resident of 715 Clen Creek Rd., in a local hospital, Oct. .24. at the age of 67 years. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Thelma Laidlaw, Salem; Mrs. Pearl Kramer. Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Matelda Widlund. Los Angeles, Calif.; Mn. Edna Foster, Chicago: Mrs. Clara Haahr. Parkers Prairie, Min nesota: Mrs. Nora Wright. Long Prairie. Minnesota: Miss Elma Nel son. Sncramento. Calif.: one brother. Neil Nelson. Frazee. Minnesota. An nouncement of service' later by How-ell-Edwards Funeral Home. 48 ; Park A Silvius At th reirinr J1H Unnn!im. 38 i view Dr.. Oct 24 Survived hv xuitm Mrs. Harriett Silvius Kalrm- ntnl daughter. Lorraine. Fresno. Calif.: stepson. Lew, Portland, Ore.: mother of Missouri. Five grandchildren. Casket will be open to friends In the Virgil T. Golden Chapel until 9 p.m. vvcunesaay. Stanley I. Simons At Dallas. October 2.1 at the age of 72 years. Survived by wife. Mrs. Bertha Simons, Dallas; 3 daughters, Mrs. Dora Courser. Tigard. Ore.; Mrs Selma Staats. Independence, Ore.; Mrs. Bernice Buyserie. Rickreall, Ore.; one son, Carl of Salem. Fu neral services will be held Thursday, October 27 at 3 p.m. in the Bollman Funeral Home. Dallas. Interment Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem. James Summer In this city October 24 at the age of 81 years. Services will be held Thursday. October 27 at 9 a.m. in the St. Joseph's Catholic church. Inter ment St. Barbara's Cemetery under the direction of W. T. Rigdon Co. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . Too Late to Classify INTERNATION T. pick-up bed. 825. 1887 N. Front. 55 A. farm, good soil. Close to town, all under irrigation. Lots of build- ings. 10 acres strawberries, a good place. Ph. 4-1193. 100 ACRES, 90 cleared, close in. Well Improved. 3 bdrm. house, large . barn, other bldgs. Year round ' creek. Well suited for live stock Sc general farming. $34,000. $7,500 cash will handle. Balance on easy con tract. Consider trading smaller well improved farm. No Agents. Statesman-Journal Box 645. 2 BDRM. suburban home In new dis trict, N. East. Will take farm trac tor & equipment in trade. Ph. 2-4436. BY REL. cple. nice 2 bdrm. unfurn. (wwo. refrig. stove). Fireola., gar.. So. or S.E. $55 to S65. Ref. 2-0875. BOY 16, desires after school & Sat urday work. Ph. 2-2739. TELEPHONE Canvassers, work 4 hrs. per da. Share in deals sold. 1540 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 4-6263. HOUSEKEEPER & care of 2 children 6 da. week. Live out. No Smoking. Ph. 3-4129. LARGE gas furnace including all controls, suitable for heating large bldg. $225. Ph. 3-3736. I'M MOVING for quick sale bargains if taken before Friday. Elec. range, refrig. dining table & 8 chairs, dav eno fc chair, spring rocker, bdrm. set. also a bed & chest-o-drawers. Warren Fisher, 1570 N. Winter. OIL circulator $20. Bendix washing machine $15. 1887 N. Front. WANTED white male 4-5576. kitten. Call LOST: Used Yellow fold Lady Ham ilton wrist watch. Reward. Ph. 3-3779 after 4 P.M. LOST: Black cat. crooked tail, re ward. Ph. 35151 or 4-69S4. $10,000 TO $15,000 PER YEAR TWO SALESMEN. MUST BE CLOSERS. Call 10 A.M. to 12 Noon. 1540 Fair ground Rd. Ph. 4-6263. MECHANIC'S SPECIAL '41 Dodge 4 Door Sedan. Radio. Heat - er. needs motor work. runs. 75 cash. Inquire Rm. 217. Argo Hotel, 300 Personal 310 Meeting Notico SALEM LODGE No. 4. A F Sz A M. Wed.. Oct. 28, F. C. de gree, 7:30 p.m. 312 Lost and Found LOST Black frame bifocal (lasses In black leatherized case. Reward. 3-5242. LOST Gren billfold, wchildren's prune picking moiey Sc important' papers. Reward. Please Ph. 3-8828. 314 TicnsDortotion WANT RIDERS daily to Portland. Ph. 2-5763. TRY CLASSIFIED ADS PH. 4-6811 Advisor Who MadeH?" Bahrain Modern Hired Via Want Ad YOUNG CENT1EUAN 2 2 1, university education, f I quired ior aer-ic la a Middle k Eastern state. Send complet. la 1925 Sheik Hamed kin las at Khalifa placed Classified Ad for aa advisor ia the Londoa Times, selected ' Charles Dalrytnple Belrrave of the British Colonial Service, for the positioa. Belgrave toned the corrapt a ad backward state wto a mod en, progressive land that is s model for all the Middle Ease Wtat Ads Make History. Too! 300 Personal 316 Personal AL'S BAKERY 1040 MARKET Chicken 4c turkey pies $2 25 a doz. Italian Pizza 38c; large bread 2 for 45c. Glazed doughunts 49c a doz. CAULIFLOWER for freezing, canning tomatoes, sweet corn. King - Keo Delicious and Grimes Golden ap- J iles and ' lots ot pumpkins for ack-o'-lanterns. FARMER JONES MARKET 3559 PORTLAND RD. PH. 4-7383 TRY our healthful fruit pies. Crust made with vegetable oil At whole grain flour. Elmer's Whole Grain Bakery. 2362 Front PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS A complete, sparkling se lection. Statesman Publishing Co., 280 N. Church St. Phone 4-6811. MADAME KAYE-NEW READER PALM, CARD, PSYCHIC READINGS Advice on love, marriage, business & all affairs of life. Opening Special This Week Only READINGS $1.00 3125 S. COM'L. NEED HELP to control your weight? WEY-RITE. scientifically proven, medically approved. Inexpensive. Ph. 3-57S2. If no ans. call 3-8873. MADAME BAY Gifted Reader & Advisor I advise wisely on all affairs of life. If you are worried or have fears, come now. Will point out the path to success and happiness. 3960 So. Commercial. Hours 9 to I. Sun. 9 to 12. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 9M Commercial 3-2108 or 4-8600. WALK A LOT? Wear th.. Chester Spec. Built air cushion shoes. They save your fret. All types. Ph. 4-5273. ALCOHOLICS Anonymoui group No. L 2088 N. Com'L 3-4337. 318 Stomps ond Coins WANTED Old American coins.- sil ver, copper & gold. No permit re quired to sell gold. Top prices paid. Ph. 255. or 388 "C" St., Independ- 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock For Soto GRAIN-FED Hereford heifera make choice locker beef. Order i or whole, live or dressed. Phillips Bros.. Rt. 9 Box 493. Ph. 4-3081. LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon. i or wnoie, iyc. Luium Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat Co.. 1325 S. 25th. Ph. 3-4858. DsnvrccinNtt. HORSFSHOER Ph. 4-9063 Salem, or 1-4338 Woodburn. TOP PRICES paid for canner ewe. Also need fat feeder lamb. Phone Salem 4-7374. 403 Livestock Wanted LIVESTOCK BUYER Emery Alderman. 4-8430. 4-721S CATTLE BUYERS E. 1 and H. Sne then 4237 State. 2-1343 or 2-4380 LIVESTOCK ouyer, Claude Edwarda. Rt 3. Box 8993 Ph 4-1113 CATTLE, horses at your Mrm E C McCandllsh Rt 2. Bx 297 3-8189 WANTED to buy 175 head feeder lambs Phone Salem 4-7374. LIVESTOCK ouyer 1260 Harmony Dr. A t Somm: Ph. 4-9067. 404 Poultry ond Rabbits CUSTOM DRESSING Of poultry. We buy rabbits. Wing s. 3985 State. Ph. 4-3918 408 Pets riTTC lone-haired kitten. 2 months; 2 male kittens 6 months. 325 Moyer Lane. 2-6516 after 5. KITTENS to give away. 3-5758. Call eves TINY Toy Terrier puppies. Ph. 4-3263. or 1110 Cross St. REGISTERED Siamese. l'i yrs. old. $12 with papers. 1125 Dearoorn a 2-07R5 after $ p.m. AKC FAWN BOXER. 16 mos., sacri fire for good home. 4-7070. ' REGISTERED 8 mos. Schipperke. male, friendly, vaccinated. 2-0245. PEDIGREED male Boxer puppies, $50. Ph. Corvallis. Plaza 3-3804. AKC reg. German shepherd pups. Siie grandson of Rin-Tin-Tin. $50 $75. Lyons UL S2716: OBEDIANCE CLASS Inquire immediately. Registering lim- it.H ninmnnd K. Kennels, 255 Park Lane. Phone 2-bs.j THRILLS UNLIMITED TO' HUNTERS THE SEDGEFIELD STORY See this free film of the country's top bird dog trainer. Clyde Morton, n action with such dogs a: Rapid Transit-Sulu-Ariel Saturn-Paladin. All winners of the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS At Grand Junction. Tenn. Considered the World Series of gun dog trials. Will be shown at the DIAMOND K. KENNELS Thursday, October 7.7 at 7:30 p m. 2557. Park Lane. Ph. 2-8385 2'i-YR. -OLD German Shorthatr. trained for birds Sc ducks. 830. Ph. 3-9666 mornings. I WANTED. Deodorized Skunk for ' house pet. Ph. 4-3-25 eves. . ,7. d . tFrrTK A- suDDlies. Ph 3-2755. j PAJeSn ca'te.P 38-5S Com'l. HOLLYWOOD Aquarium. 1958 Mc Coy Tropical, goldfish, equipment PARAKEETS, caeet supplies 4 Cor ner Aviary 4110 Hudson S-S697 BIRD Paradise tor blras. caees. auo- ollee 3180 LivingsTon z-ira PEDIGREED Roller Canaries, rea sonably priced. Ph. 2-7896. PARAKEETS Cages and supplies. BScM Aviary. 3365 Majrwood. 4-M25. 410 Seeds ond Flants LARGE King Alfred daffodil bulbs. 49c a doz. Middiegrove nursery 4920 Silverton Rd. HOLLY trees, weeping, etc. weVkend'no'NSO Merchandise Com'l. TULIPS Large Holland Import bulbs 69c dot. Valley Farm Store, 412 Fruit and farm Produce WINTER apples for sale. 3623 Monroe. FA. a-4310. 400 Agriculture 412 Fruir and Form Product S TONS of oat-vetch hay. 1 Ouern-ey-Jersey-Hereford. Turner 54. DRY WALNUTS 25c lb. Call even ings. 2-7187. Delivered. WASHED cull carrots for stock feed tl per sack or 812 per T. in bulk Also baled straw. 35c per bale, 812 per T. Phillips Bros.. Kt. 5, Box 493. Salem. Ph. 4-3081. TOMATOES U-pick, sTm bu. i fni, E. of Pen 4 Corners. Anderson, Rt. 5. Box 499H. Ph. 2-7751. FOR the freshest ahd lareest assort ment of vegetables and fruits in town try ! Farmer Jones Market SM Portland Rd. ' Ph. 4-733 i FARM FRESH EGGS Cornish Cross Try era. Stewing Sc Baking Chickens at I FARMER JONES MARKET OPEN 8 A.M. CLOSE 8 P.M. S539 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-7383 WALNUTS U-pick, Bushman, 4-4321. 12c lb. John APPLES S varieties from 11.00 up. No worms. Cecil Boyd. Rt. 2. Box 298. Ph. 28123. , mi. X. of Clear Lake Store. rl Dairy Co-op. Assn. DELIVER to the Mayflower Salem plant. 2135 Fairgrounds Road, be tween 7:30 ajTi. and 6:00 p.m. daily vAriJi jiuruay ana sunaay. DAIRY men attention, 1.500 lb. basic available, take all or part Statesman-Journal. Box 644. CONCORD & Sweetwater crapes. 2255 D St. BULK CARROTS 11.45 SO-lb. bag. Ped's Produce. 5230 Portland Rd. PASTEURIZED Whole milk, 75c gaL oenverea. cietry Dairy. 2-3033. 413 Fertilizer FERTILIZER for tale. 89 load. S3 yd. tin 7 to a a.m. rti. 3-6021. ROTTED MANURE. Hich. fine man ure by tack or yard. Delivered or at farm. Phillip's Bros. Rt S Box 493. Ph. 43081. FERTILIZER Rotted manure. No weeds. Phone 2-0331. 4lTTo rm Equipment 1946 MODEL A. C. WF Tractor. 8500. and 2-bottom coop. 14-in. plow, $175. Ph. 2-1229. Robert Yungen. 425 Auction Soles SUDTELL'S FURNITURE AUCTION Wed. Eve., Oct. 26th at 7:30 p.m. 4-pc. wal. bedrm. set 4-pc. man. Duncan P. dinette set Red leather daveno 2-poster twin beds A.B. Apt. electric range : M. U. -elec. Range i Maple cedar chest G.E. tank Vacuum j j 4-dr. chest-p-drawert Easy Spindrier washer 2 twin box springs new) Full size mattresses Sc box springs Beds, dressers, tables Sc chairs Lamps, wood ranges Sc heaters Coil springs, occ. chairs and many i misc. articles of furniture by sale 1 day. 1 Come to buy or sell. LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION SALES YD. Ph. 3-6098 3915 Silverton Rd. LIVESTOCK AUCTION THURS., OCT. 27TH 10 a.m. Misc. produce, some furniture 1 p.m. Livestock, chickens Sc rab bits, calves Sc veal. pigs, feeder stock, heifers, milk Sc beef cows, ! bulls, steers, goats Sc sheep. Live : stock sold by head or weight Come i to buy or sell. ! Lane Sudtell's Ph. 3-6098 3915 Silverton Rd. j . .- A 4S1 Mochinery ond 10018 DELTA power shop complete, new condition. 1ST. ptf. r-n. -tuu. USED Welder Suitable for farm or i shop use. Call 4-7544 or set 790 i SUwarb shrrL-rt -ram n rJ Statesman, SsUm, Or:, VVtd., 450 Merchandise 455 Hsehold Goods for Sole Used Appl ! Sale - . i 7 ft. Frigidaire refrierator .......... . .$55.00 Looks and works like new. ! Westinghouse 40"' Range, almost new.. 60.00 i Maytag washer, like new 49.50 9'f Coldspot refrigerator 39.50 Hotpoint 40" Range 49.56 Looks and works like new. General Electric 40" Range 49.50 Real sharp condition. Frigidaire 40" range 55.OO Like New. Apartment Ranges 25.00 Good round Tub Maytag Washer ...... 24.50 I PLUS MANY OTHERS HEIDER'S 363 N. HIGH 431 Mochinery ond Tools WELL DRILLERS Do you want a good pump line? See us tor best discount on national, well known make. Bollinger's. 343 N. ComX Salem 454 Sewing Mochines ' FLOOR MODEL Demonstrators 3 Only Save $80.00 i ! Liberal Trade -In Small Monthly Payments CaU 3-3512 NOW for Free j Home Demonstration Singer Sewing Center 130 N. Commercial BONIS fur sewing machine in very good condition, 1100. Mrs. E. W. Herberg, 1073 West 7th. Albany, Oregon. 455 Hsehold Goods For Sole 6-YR. hardwood crib, drop aide, good cond., wmatt., 820. Ph. 2-3475. 3-PC. sectional, chrome set, maple Mr. i St Mrs. dresser, occasional chair; 33845 ; after 5 M. , ,; FOR SALE A romp. Bedrm. 1645 S. Com! Ph. 3-4307. Set 9x12 Sc 6x9 matching rugs with pads. 1 dinette set, 1 bdrm. set. Cheap. 4-5088 after S p.m. 2 ROLLAWAY beds. 1 twin. 1 30 Inner spg. matt Excel, cond.. $20 ea. .Stewart Warner refrig.. older model, real good 83S. 9x12 Br. rug. $9. Ph. 4-3840 before a.m. or after 5 p.m. 10-DAY SALE of major brand appli ances. 20'. discount. Sorenson's. 1141 S. Coml. USED FREEZERS. 90 Sc up. Al Laue Ref. Ph., 2-4195. BLACKSTONE dryer, good condition $50.' Ph. 3-4474. RANGE Sc Refrig.. good condition, both for $135. Will sell separate. Ph. 2-6086. 620 Wildwind Dr. 30" FRIGIDAIRE elec. range. "53 model. Mrs. George Waterbury, 2-6044. UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. SUff Furolture fttore, 175 K. High. : Linoleum Rugs - $3.95 Valley Surniture Co., 219 N. Coml. DT YOU need a single item or a complete household of new or used furniture or appliances. Buy now on our easy terms. Woodry'a Thrifty Used Furniture (IS So. Coml St. Ph. 4-3311 1 block So. of Paper Miu BE THRIFTY Buy usd furniture Sc appliances. THI thru i x wax sTac Tavwia sit WOODRY'S THRIFTY USED FURN 813 S. com'l rn - UNFINISHED chests, new 6 -drawer. 810.85; 4-drawer, S8.I3. cash ac Carry, no ph. orders Hogg Bros., Salem. Used Furniture. Terms . . . Yes. Valley Furniture Co.. 219 N. ComX i USED OIL STOVES Ph. ! 3-4450 1073 7th St. FIVE: 9x12 used rugs, good for at tics! or basements, call 3-3731. MOSSBUBG spot shoot 20 power scope. Westinghouse range ac May tag washer. Ph. 4-5016L ELEC. rotary cabinet sewing mach. Thor Ulad-iron. fti. z-oua.- aner i p.m. WALNUT dining tjble. buffet, 6 chairs, coffee taoie, oearoom se complete: davenport Sc chair, sew ing: machine. Atwater-Kent radio, wood range with coils, chest of drawers, kitchen table, misc. Oct. 23 thru 27 only. 9 to 5 p.m. 1304 Mission.- 1952 KENMORE deluxe electric range. Double oven, clock, timer, etc. Phone 2-6760. DINETTE set. china cab., bedsprings matt. 130 S. 24. 4-4937 eve. 456 Wonted. Hsehold Goods TOP CASH PRICE For U.ed Furniturs ' Appliances. Misc. Check With Us First I 270 S. Uberty Ph. 371 CASH FOR FURNITURE Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 458- Building Moteriols USED water beaters, dishwashers; basins, sinks, elec room heaters. waabar Judjoaa, Zii Cam. October 26, 1955-Stc. 2)-9 450 Merchandise 455 Hsohold' Goods For Soto lances OPEN 9 TO 458 Building Motoriolt No. 4 S4S R.L 1x8 shlDlao. -S28M 2x4. R.L. 2x6. CM. -S25M .425M No. I S4S 2x4, 8x8, JxS. JxlO. ILL $50M No. 3 Sc btr. S4S. RX. dimension $75M $3 a thousand delivered Salem area. LaCreole Lbr. Co. Ellendale Rd.. Dallas. Ph. Ma. J-251S USED ' PLUMBING Used toilet complete $15 Sc up' .. $7.50 usea wsn basins complete Ued bath tuba I only SO-gaL elec. hot $17.5 water tank LUMBER All kinds used pipe Sc fittings. New 4- black drainage pipe 30e ft New Septic tanks LOW PRICED ' Used plaster board . Se sq. ft. , , Used spun glass Insulation . $45 per M. Reject hardboard $1.25 aht. " hardboartf UjiviuflJ9::lrt.W4 RITTER & CO. - - Rt. S. Box 367 Ph. 4-8311 4 Mi. N. of Salem, , Mi. N. of Totem , Pole on 99E. " ' Open AH Day Saturday 500,000 FEET ; 1 New. fresh-milled old and second .. growth lumber. 2x4 to 2x12. In S ' to 24-foot lengths. Delivered prices) $30 per thousand. Ted Muller. Ph. Salem 2-1196 evenings. '" BUILDERS ATTENTION: Built-in Tappan Elec. Ranges Yo get extra discounts here. Bollinger's. 343 Com'l. Salem SPECIAL' O New Windows, your choice. 82.08 O Oak Floor Close-oul Cheap O Nails, many sizes. Keg. S9-2S White asbestos siding. Sq., 10.5 Canadian Cedar Shakes, sanded rough siding. Cheap. Galvanized gutter, per ft.. lSe. New bath tubs, complete, S&3.50. New toilet seats. $3.75 Galvanized iron roof per sq., $10 5 Septic tanks. $44 50 to S57JO. 8x7. 9x7. 16x7. 18x7 & special size garage doors. Cheap. Gslv. pipe. Vs. 12c; i. l$c: Lla, 22c; lU-in.. 29c; l,-tn 3e. New soil pipe east Iron. 75c. Black 4-ln. drain pipe, 30c -34 e ft. New 4x8 plaster board. $1 40. O 1.000 mahog., birch doors. Sale. O Windows, sashas. or com pi. Cheap. Kraft bldg. paper. 500-M, $2 50. O OuUide white paint, $2.50 gaL Special prices on barb wire, field ' ''. fence & steel posts. iV. O Cedar posts. Your choice. 37c ea. O Complete stock toilets, sinks, L. - 51 trays, basins, pipe fittings. , 12-2 elec. wire roll at 4'ac ' fJ Range panels, meter bases, i" switches. plug-Ins, boxes. Low price. y New shower cabinets, $39.50. Stormseal galv. iron roofing, $', 10 - and 12'. Close out. O 5 x r ping pong table tops. "' C. G. LONG Sc SONS 1 mi. N. Keizer.. Ph.' 4-3051 MONTAG furnace, oil burner, con trols fan Sc motor. $100. Used sink $4. Basin $7.50. J. D. Minto. Ph. 3-6182. BASKET WEAVE FENCING 1x1 Fir, 4 high w posts. S3S per 100 1x6 or half by 8 Cedar. S48 per 100 Campbell Lumber Co. . 8045 S. K. 82nd. Portland 86, Ore. Prospect 4-7188. SPECIALS 52 gaL elec. water btr., IS yr. guar. $70 ... Elec. wire 12-2 a roll ... . 4,2e ft 21 x 32 sink complete with rim. .4.1 " Bathtub 5 It A grade $49 m - - 'j x V, gal pipe 12c St te ,M Floor Furnace ... $85 4 in black sewer pips 30c A 34r ft. f Light fixtures Reduced . Switch boxes 25c ea. Garbage disposal unit S6S Door chimes . reduced Lavatory completa $1 99 Kit Tent fan . . $17iJ Geiger counters for rent . ; , See us for Cavalier. Therm S or, Markey. Electro-ray. Heatmore lee trie heaters. Apex Elec & Plumb. S405 Portland Rd. Ph. !$$ , 460 Musieol Instruments CONVERT YOUR PIANO into an or fan Let us snow you how Wiltsey Music House 1SRO State St. CORNET Excellent condition. rea sonable. Ph. 4-3409. LESTER spinet piano, like new, $5C$7 "" Haynes silver flute. $195. B flat ear " net. make offer. 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