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Newspaper Page TextWork-Saving l&za Wins Cash Aivard I" I , v' - I1 i I ; ' i I 11 I Salom Morlrot Quotations BCTTFA Premium No. 1 BUTTE Wholesale Retail Astounding! 300 Personal M M .88 .71 EGOaBuytng) , - V (AC Ot late yesxeroayi (Wholesale erlces rani from I ta l cent over burial price 1 Urfl AA Large A . ? Medium AA , i . Medium A t J? w small POULTRY Colored Htm Let born Hena Colored Fryers Colored Roaster Old Roosters .11 1 .111 Jl .28 HI A ririt cask award for s state employe's wotktsviBf iuea under the newly authorized employe sngget tioa program was made Tuesday afternoon by Got. Paul L. Patterson. Shows receiving a check for S7S from the Governor Is Emery DeHnt (left), maintenance worker at Hlllcrest chooL DeHnt las remodeled two oi the schoors power lawn mowers In sock a way as to cot mo wing time In half. (Statesman Photo) I Pdlio Battle Pace Steps Up In Malheur NYSSA, Ore. m Malheur County, ravaged by a polio epi demic in recent weeks is report ed stepping up its efforts to im prove public health services. Dr. Grant B. Hughes, county health officer, said Tuesday au thorities were seeking to line up a sanitarian and ; hoping to have a full-time health department. Hughes met with County Judge G Y. Chester and other officials at Vale Monday night to talk about getting a sanitarian to replace one who resigned some time ago. Tues day he fired off a letter to the State Board of Health asking for a list of possible candidates for the job. "I believe public feeling has been aroused to the need of a sanitarian, Hughes said as Dr. S. B. Osgood and two associates from the Board of Health returned to Portland following a week-long inoculation program here. BOISE, Idaho I St. Luke's! Hospital Tuesday reported year eld Susan Gould of Ontario, Ore.; In satisfactory condition with polio. Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gould, was admitted Satur day. She is one of 41 polio vic tims in Malheur County this year. "She's a sick little girl but she seems to have passed the peak. a hospital spokesman said. The spokesman declined to say wheth er we case was paruyuc. Salerh Obituaries Mr. Carl Baalbnrg At the residence. 249S 8. Church. Oct. 8th. Survived by wife. . Alma Bahlburg and children, .Mrs. Wayne Page and Erwin Banlourk, Wewcerj. Oregon; 7 grandchildren. Services will be hem Thursday at 10:49 a.m. in the Cloufh-Barrick Chapel. Inter merit Belcrest Memorial Park. Mrs. Elisabeth Denny At the residence, 4696 Portland road, at the age of 94 years. Sur vived by four daughters, Miss Ida and Miss Pauline Denny. Mrs. Anna Andrew and Mrs. Martha Armstrong, all of Salem; four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services wiU be held Wednesday. Oct. S. at 1:30 p.m. in the W. T. Rigdon Chap el. Concluding services in the Bel- Non-Federal Projects Eyed By BPA Chief SPOKANE ( The Bonneville Power Administration is consider ing transmission over its lines of power to be generated at proposed non-federal projects, the assistant administrator said Tuesday. Secretary of Interior Douglas McKay authorized such transmis sion agreements earlier this year. Bvron Price. Portland, told a BPA crest Memorial nri nev. v.. n. a. rnetnmpro' matins' sauerwein officiating. i customers meeting. The transmission contracts Aivina m. Lake ! would "entourage construction of ,.h uLN T m su : , nonfederal power projects and re- vived by husband. William E. Lake, lieve private firms of the expense iTif5In.:,.l?-uht .MriCL lot constructing transmission lines Warren. Camas, Wash.: Mrs. Helen to Cany power to Centers Of US- Davis. Ventura, Calif.; Mrs Dorothy age. Such agreements would also Sperling, Jefferson; sons, Donald G. . , " , . Lake. Portland; Arthur H. Lake, assure hydraulic and electrical Texas: eight grandchildren, five intregation of the projects with Kneff'thvirgi?'?.! the Northwest Power Pool. Price chanei Wednesday. Nov. t at a p.m. said, and would make more Rev. P. W. Erickson officiating. In- MvmnmlraTIv feacihla nrnWta far " ' from power load centers. Laxtoa McMarray I The proposed carrying agree- Late resident or iw . am an., i . .. saiem. in a local hospital at the age ments would provide for 20-year of 82 years. Survived by two sis- I -.- with a mhim nt rat schedules every five years. Price said. ters. Mrs. L. D. Hale. Tangent Ore., and Mrs.- Kay .Robinson., Portland, Ore.: two brotnera. nugn Mcmuiray, Toledo. Ore., and Tred McMurrky. Portland; a stepdaugnter-tn-iaw, Mrs. Nolan Face. San Mateo, cam. serv ices will he neio Tnursaay. wovem- IJ1 J T J ber 10 at 1 p.m. in the Christian 1 1 OlTlallCl X rOQUCC church at lone. Ore., under the di rection of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Concluding services in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, lone. George E. Sanger ' Late resident of 1089 N. 16th street, at a local hospital. November 7. Sur vived by wife. Mrs. C. Lucia Munger; PORTLAND on Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland 57-l lb; first quality 54-58: second quality 49-53, Butter wholesale, f.o.b. bulk SUMMONS No. 42581 W THE CrRCTJIT COURT OT THE STATE .Or UREttON FOB THE COUNTY OF MARION JOHN 1 MAftACB ana Ann uaxxhl Bus Dana ana wire. , , Plaintiffs, VS. JANE DOE WILLS. 8 widow, also known as MRS. B. o. wills; ana R. A. WILLS and MARY ROE WILLS, husband and wile; and all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate or Interest In the real property described In this Complaint. Defendants. TO? JANE DOE WILLS, a widow. also known as MRS. B. O. WILLS; R. A. WILLS and MARY ROE WILLS, husband and wife: and All other persons Tmknown claim ing any right title, estate or Inter eat in the real property described on the Complaint. IN THE NAME OT THE STATE I Of OREGON: You art hereby re- eulred to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the I above-entitled court and - cause on or before four (4) weeks from the I date of the first publication of this Summons, and if you fail to so SO-1 pear and answer, for want thereof plaintiffs will apply ta the court xor the relief demanded in their com plaint, namely: That plaintiff be decreed to be the owners m fee simple. In posse -1 si on and entitled to the possession. of that certain real property situated in Marion County, Oregon, to wit: Beginning at a point on trie Kast line of Section f. Township 4 South. Range S West of the Wil lamette Meridian in Marlon County, Oregon, which point Is the Southeast comer of the Am brose Jean Donation Land Claim In Township 4 South, Range S West and Township 1 South. Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian In Marion County, Ore gon: thence South St 30" West, along the South line of said Do nation Land Claim 4.81 chains to the most Easterly Southeast cor ner of a tract of land conveyed to John L. Marxer and wife by deed recorded in Volume 907, Page S10. Deed Records for Mar lon County, Oregon: thence North S.28 chains along the moat East erly line of said Marxer tract to a point in the center of the coun ty road: thence South 79 IS' East along the center of said County road, 1.0S chains to an angle in said County road: thence North S 30 East along the center of said County road S.48 chains to an angle in said County road: thence South 73 43' East along the center of said County rosd 3.43 chains to the East line ot Section S. Township 4 South. Ranee X West of the Willamette Meridian in Marion County. Ore gon; thence South 0 43' East along the East line of said Sec tion I. 10.SS chains to the point of beginning. and the whole thereof, and that the defendants, and each of them, be I decreed to nave no right, title, in terest, estate or right of possession in and to said real property or any rtart thereof, and for such other and further relief as Is Just and equitable In the c remises. I This Summons is published under I and pursuant . to an order of the I above-entitled court made and en tered the 23th day of October. 1B39. srescrlblnc that the same Be pub lished once a wees; xor xour succes sive weeks. Date of first publication: Nov. 2. 155: Date of last publication: Nov. JO. 1933. HARRY 3. DeFRANCQ Of Attorneys for Plaintiffs 800 Pacific Building Portland 4. Oregon Nov. S. 9. IS. 23. S0 T Lake. Minnesota; Mrs. Mable Wallcy. Minneaoolis. Minnesota: Mrs. Marie Swanson. St. Paul. . Minnesota: 10 crandchildren. Services will .be held Nov. 10th at 1:30 p.m Dr. Paul New ton Poling officiating, interment Belcrest Memorial Park. Grains Suffer Large Losses Kansas Wheat Men Ask for New Program HUTCHINSON. Kan. Ml Grow era in traditionally Republican Kansas expressing: concern over declining incomes told a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing Monday that they must have a new government program for wheat. Farmer ; spokesmen generally agreed that the GOP administra tion's program ' featuring flexible price supports threatens to drive many growers off the farm. In this stand, they got implied support from Senator Carlson (R Kan.) who has been a close White House advisor. Carlson, while not . wimlhrgrcThich "S TtrTvelS:28 cents a hundred pounds lower, tnrougn the nation s farming areas 1 daughter. Mrs. Dolores King, Grand cuh tn ! wholesalers Grade AA. rones, . Las: a sons, wirm o- i Mi, m nr, aavt. u..... c.i.m anrf M.ivin r. Mun- w score, sz score, xvt. ger. Colombia, s. America; a sisiers, igraae, mi score, um; grauc, oa Mrs. Jristuc scnoeuer, wniie scar I rnre 53 F A S T A C T I to get , ideas on how to improve farm- income. " Domestic Plaa . . Commenting that the govern-" ment has tried both high rigid, and flexible price supports, the Kansas lawmaker asked one farm leader, "Don't you think maybe it is about ' time to try I the domestic parity plan?" - The leader President R. L. Pat terson, Oxford, of the Kansas Assn. of Wheat Growers said yes. His organization favors the plan which also is known as a "two price plan. . Under it growers would be as sured foil parity prices on wheat consumed as food in this country, But they would have to take what - ever price they could get for the balance in export and domestic non-food markets. - This plan has been advocated ViffnrruKlv rtv Rn Hnn (R.Vn former chairman of the House As ri culture Committee, but turned down by Secretary of Agriculture Benson. While displeased with the present program, farmer witnesses were divided on a new program. RECEPTION CALLED OFF LONDON WV- Saudi Arabia has called off an embassy recep tion it had scheduled for Nov. 14, the anniversary of King Saud's accession. No explanation was given but relations with Britain have become strained in the dis pute over oil-rich Buraimi oasis. Portland Grain PORTLAND iff Coarse grains, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv err: Corn No. 2, E. Y. shipment 60.00. .. Wheat (bid) to arrive market. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast Soft White 2.12; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.12; White Club 2.12. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.14 Car receipts: Wheat t; barley Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 38H-41 lb; Oregon 3-lb loaf, 41-44. Eggs To wholesalers Candled f.o.b. Portland, A large, 4oV-50Vt A medium. 4214-46Vi: A small, 34-36. Eggs To retailers Grade AA large, 55-66; A large, 50-52; AA mediums. 44-47; A mediums. 44-46; A small, 38. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. CHICAGO un ATI grains ran Live poultry No. 1 quality. up fairly large losses on the Board f.o.b. Portland Fryers, 2-4 lbs. of Trade Tuesday, largely be- 23: at farm, 22; roasters 24; light cause of a lack of demand rath- hens 18 i heavy hens, 20-21; old er than urgent selling. roosters, 11-14. Soybeans suffered declines run- Turkeys To producers for A ning to 4 cents, the most of any grade young hens, f.o.b. farm N.Y. cereal But 1 and 2 cent losses dressed. 35ft; A toms. 28; A grade were common. hens, eviscerated, 40; toms, 31ft; Wheat closed 1 -l lowercorn i fryers, turkeys, lightweights, 6ft- 1 ,-2 lower, oats -lVk lower, 10 lbs, 34. rye 2-3 ft lower, soybeans 24 Rabbits Average to growers to 4 cents lower and lard 13 to I live white. ?4-4ft lbs. 25-26. 5-6 lbs, 20-21; old does, 10-14, few higher. Fresh dressed fryeri to NOTICK No. 18553 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, by an order of the Cir cuit CoTjrt of the State of Oregon for I Marion County, duly made and en tered on November 1. 1953. waa ap pointed administrator of the Estate of lima Flak Sherman, also known as I Mrs. G. A. Sherman, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present I the same duly verified as required by law. to him at the office of X. L. Crawford, attorney for estate, 310 Livesley Bids.. Salem. Oregon, with in six months of the date of this notice. Dated this 9th day of November. 1933. i L, P. MORGAN. Administrator, of the I state of -lima risk Sherman, Deceased. X. L. CRAWFORD Attorney for Estate 310 Livesley Bldg. Salem. Oregon Nov. 9. 16. 23, 30. Dec. 1 0 Portland Livestock PORTLAND Lfi (USD A) Cattle retailers. 58-61; cut up, 62-65 Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs. 38.00-40.00; good, 33.50- 38.00; commercial, 29.00-34.00; util ity, 25.00-29.; commercial cows, canners and cutters. 17.00-20.00, Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 48.00-52.00; rounds, 44.00- 48.00; full loins, trimmed, 69.00- 73.00; forequarters. 1 29.00-32.60; chucks. 30.00-32.00; ribs. 47.00-52.0. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-10 lb, I Wlius I j i tn mm M. .V 1.. 11 IK miiw , uwki nr.HS. MMU1M- e ww . vw a ejfaa iwo w.vw .w t ? 310 Meeting Notice SALEM LODGE No. 4. A T Ac A M, Wed.. Nov. 9. JO. Pot hick Dinner: 10Q Open Meet ing. Dr. D. H. Schulxe speaks on Na tional Education. i Stitesmari, Salem, Ore., Wed., Nov. 9, 1955 (See. 2)-9 400 Asricnltnre 400 Agriculture 425 Auction Seles 425 Auctlen Salts 312 Lost and round LOST Chihuahua. Vista Utsi. $10 re- ward. Please phone 36478. LOST 1 pr. white buck. Rally Squad shoes.' size S. at Newoerry-a. Pb. 3-1973 after . I LOST Blue parakeet vie. I Charles & 8. Liberty, fio reward, t-saes or 2-8343. - I LOST Chihuahua pup, Vista Heights. if found, please Ph. 36478.1 . 316 Person) AL'S BAKERY CHICKEN. Turkey 1040 MARKET and Tamalie pies 83-23 s am. Italian pizta I9e ea. Large bread 3 for 43c Phi 3-7373. NOT responsible for any bills other than my own. John T. Gettmanl SUDTELL'S FURNITURE AUCTION Wed. Eve., Nov. 9th at 7:30 p.m. LOADS OF GOOD USED FURNITURE TO BE SOLD Tbermador elec. range. 24 pc. WaL twin bednn. set ' 6 pc, WaJ. twin bednn. set Solid WaL Knee hole desk (like new) Mahogany Knee hole desk (like new) Solid Mahogany dresser (like sew) Poster and spool beds. . , 3 gas and wood comb, ranges. MADAME KAYE-NEW READER PALM. CARD, PSYCHIC READINGS Worried? la doubt? Mme. Kaye will help you. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 31 M ft ranT PN UOU croup No. 1 3 wrmger wasners 1 . Mah. and WaL lamp and coffee tablet Maple Tanity wey-rite. scientificaiiyl proven. Easy spin Dry washer Mirrors, lamps, rugs ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 1 2088 N. Coral 3-4337 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Commercial S-llOS or 4-SSOO. NEED HELP to control your weight? medically approved, inexpensive, 3-6781 Ph If no ana. call 3-8873. TRY our healthful fruit pies, crust 2 12x12 Armstrong Linoleums mage wiw vcsciaota ou at wnvie i grain flour. Elmer's Whole Grain g pc. WaL din. rm. set OPAL king, psychic reader. Salem Davenports and Davenos. , ,Z Hotel, wee. tnru rnoay. ....... . MANX MliU. lltMS Ur rUAXNITUKlS. LUMC TO BUY OS SELL Z 3313 Sllverton Xd, MADAME BAY Gifted Header Ae Advisor I advise wisely on all affairs of life, . if vou are - worried or nave tears rnm now. Will rtoint out the oath ta success and haDoineas.1 3480 So. Commercial. Hours S to 8. Sun. s to 12. Be sure to get the right ' number. Ph. 3-4098 LANE SUDTELL'S AUCTION - LIVESTOCK AUCTION Thurs., Nov. 10th 10 a.m. Misc. produce, some furniture, 500 lb. platform scale, iron, kettle, elec. separator. MME. HAZEL BORN-PSYCHIC Ask no Questions, helps i solve an problems. Look for Alirma Motel, 3643 Portland Rd. WALK A LOT? Wear. Cn. Chester Spec Built air cushion shoes They save your feet, au types, r-n. s-m I KRAUT csbbsge, cauliflower for freezing. ' apples galore and your favorite squash. . l FARMER JONES MARKET 3358 Portland Rd. Ph- 4-7383 DESIRE to locate a service compan ion. Navy Yeoman cuiette, wno served In Weather aquadron too. In 1948. Man's wife was from saiem. A V am m . wh.MtKAIltt please can Seattle, a cam eiw, i i.ov p.m. new voois, eiec ap- COllect. I nlisnoaa uor ininklitH urns and many misc.' items. 1:30 Livestock Chickens and rabbits, calfa and Teal, heifers, feeder stock, milk ' and beef cows, bulls, steers, pigs, goats and sheep. Come to buy or sell LANE SUDTELL'S Auction Sales Yd. Phone 3-S098 - 31S Sllverton Rd. 413 Fertilizer 450 Merchandise 453 Hsehold Oooda For Salo SBBSBBaaSBlieaeaSBBBBBBBaiBBBB..MISBBHWJaSBBBB..SSSliaKBBaHSBaBkaBMBS iOO Acricnltare 402 LiYOstoek For Solo KEEP my cow. milking 3 fal. a day, for winter months only. ira. z-ises. 1333 Edgewater. ' PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOER Ph. 4-90S3 Salem, or 1-4338 Woodburn. fOP PRICES paid tor canner ewes Also need (at at reeoer tamos Phone Salem 4-7374 IOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oregon. or whole. ISe. C u a t m Ulllne. Trailer loaned free Salem Meat Co, 1323 S. 23th. Ph. S-4S38. 403 Uvettock Wonted I WILL buy Western Saddles for re- sale. rn. -mw. ajra suverwm so. head feeder lera 47374. ROTTED MANURE. Rich, fine man ure by aack or yard. Delivered or at farm. Phillip's Broa.Jlt. a Box . fa. 4JUSL. WANTED to buy 178 lambs. Phone sav LIVESTOCK Buyer 1360 Harmony or a. r Ph. 4-407 FERTILIZER Retted manure. No weeds. Ph. 14031. L1YEST0CS BUYER Emery Alderman.' 4-8438. 4-T31S CATTLE BUYERS EL 1 and B Sne- then 4297 state. I-IS4S or s-wso LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Edwards. Rt 3. Box 899 X Ph 4-111- 450 Merchandise 451 Mochinery mn4 Tools CATTLE, horses at vour McCandllsh Rt 1 Bx frm t C 297 3-4189 1 H.P. Wisconsin engine with clutch St pulley. 873. Ph. 4-1749. 404 Poultry ond Robbirs WANTED: Homer Mest type pigeons or White Kings. Blue or rein guin ea fowL Silver Seabright's bantams. White Giants rabbits. Mrs. W. E. James. 814 East 4th Si. Newberg. Oregon. Ph. Wewberg 1833. 1 CUSTOM DRESSING " ultry. We buy rabbits. ingS. 3983 State. Ph. 4-3911 408 Pots ! DEWALT. 8 in. Radial saw. comb 4-H Joiner. 8 in. Uble saw. 2S40 Portland -Rd. HAVE several used welders AC DC Call 4-7544. USED PARTS, TIRES, ETC. for less TRADER MIKE 3200 Sllverton Rd. PH. 3-3994 QUALITY Usd FurnitjLire For Every Need .New Cheat, 4 dr. -$14,9$ New bedroom set 8149.93 - One only. Double Dresser wtilt ing mirror. Bookcase head board it two stands. Twin . Springs, only S4.98 RoHaway Bed, Inner spring mat. ,. S34.s Twin Beds, good condi tion 4SS3 ea. M Ranges & Refrtg. from, A-l S39J0 " Used Baby Beds If O 'Almost new Trash Burner Almost new Deluxe Tappaa Gas "Z Range. Reg. S28S.50 new, now , $89.93 Like new Philco combination Radio ec "hono. only fBSjsj Used Merchandise Mart H 270 S. Liberty PH. 37l- UNFINISHED CHESTS Lowest Prices All Sixes ' WAREHOUSE TTJRNTTURE CO. 630 H. CAPITOL SPEED Queen Ironer. full size roll, . deluxe 449.93. Roberts Bros. DUO Therm oil heater, like new, reg. I 12S.S5. now S79.93. Roberts Bros. EXCELLENT condition. 1953 GJC. wringer washer, SM. Ph. 4-9174. GENERAL Electric clothes dryer, ' 1935 deluxe model reg. 3189.93, . now S159J5. Roberts Bros. Of po Wini 452 Wonted, Mochnry, Tools WANTED Vj or 4 H. P. electric mo tor. Ph. 3-460Z. I CUTE KITTENS, need Gervais 3313. heme. Ph. 454 Sewing Mochinos NOTICE TO CREDITORS MARGARET GRIFFITH KING has been appointed executrix of the es tate Of BLANCHE E. JUI4U. OC- ceased, by the Circuit Court for Mar ion County, Oregon, and has qu ai med aa such. Ail persons naving iialm AMlnst M MiatA are re quired to present them, duly vert- Mr. otn FOUng gOt real iasi ac- oed. to said executrix at zio uregon PEKINESE puppies for sale. Ph. 3-1779 or 3-7S87 Eves.) THOROUGHBRED Springer Spaniel. 3 months old. ready to train, sa. Ph. 3-2S94 after 8 p-m. . PUREBRED Ger. Shepherd, fern.. 41 mos.. 823. J, Watson, hl a, box 53AA. Silverton. WANTED: Female Airdale puppy. Mrs. W. E. James, 814 East I4tn si, Newburg. Ore. Ph. Newberg 835. HOLLYWOOD Aquarium, 1SSS Mc Coy. Tropical, goiorisn, equipment PARAKEETS, cages, supplies. 4 Cor- i ners Aviary 4110 Hudson a-own BIRD Paradise tor Mros. cases, sup- plles 3180 Livingston 3-1843 PARAKEETS Cagea and supplies. B&M Aviary. 3363 Maywooo. 4-84a. PARAKEETS Cages' St Supplies. 3823 S. Commercial Ph. 3-2755. BABY rare Parakeets, 630 Taybin Rd.. W. Salem. 3-8133. Clearance, of Used PORTABLES 315.00 to 849.00 CABINETS NEW BEDROOM SUITE $99.00 WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 610 N. CAPITOL EASY Spinner washer, top conditioo Reg.. S89 Jti, now fox .if a. nooerm Bros. BB THRIFTY Buy used furniture tm appliances. Tilt I HJUi l x wax on Easy Terms at ' WOODRY'S THJMTTT USED FURfl. IU Coml Ph 4-3311 TRADER LOUIE , Has Gone - fresh hams. 10-14 lb 42 WM5.00 Veal and calves Good-choice , au weights, 29.00-40.00; commercial 27.00-33.00. Lambs Choice, 40-50 lbs, 38.00- rather slow, few loads fed steers and heifers unsold; sales good- choice steers Monday 19.00-22.50; few commercial steers today 18.00; few food heifers Monday 17.00- la.uu; lew wuuicr aim tuuer vuws 6.50-7 M; shells down to 5.00; utility I x7;T . cows 9.00-100; young commercial cows up to 12.50; few cutter and utility bulls 10.00-12.00, Calves salable 50, market about steady; good and choice vealers Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from November f . 1938. Dated and first published Novem ber 9. 1933. MARGARET GRIFFITH KING Executrix Carlotta Hendricks Sorensen It Paul R. Hendricks, Attorneys for Executrix. 310 Oregon Building Salem. Oregon Nov. 9, 18, 33. 30. Dec. 7, 1953. ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED . . Too Late to Classify BUICK Super Riv. Two tone red. E. Z. Eye Glass. all power equipped. R St H. Defroster. Per fect. 32.793. Ph. 4-7709. Wool Nominal, clean basis. V blood. 1.00-04 lb; H blood. 1.10-12 Yb;,Vt blood, 1.25; fine, 1.45. . Centry-dressed Meats, I.e.b. Pertland: Beef-Cows, utility. 19-22 lb; 18.00-21.00; good and choice heavy canner, and cutters. 16-17. . S L V, M as a aA .1 . calves saiaDie axouna io.ao-io.oy; Veal-Too auaUtv. llrttweUht, h at ? a 1 M . s i - . - - cull ana numj caaves ana reaien jim. roueh heavies. 17-24, 7.00-12.00. Hoes Best lisht blockers. 21-22: Hogs salable 150, market uneven, lean light sows, 17-19. U. S. Nos. 1 and 2 butchers 180- I Lambs Good springers, . 23-25; 235 lbs active at steady to strong Drices. mostly 15.00-15.50: few' small lots to 15.75; o. lots slow. weak at mostly 14.50; few sows from 300-500 lbs about steady at 12.00-13.50. yearlincs. 25-27, Mutton Uhtweiht ewes . and wethers, 10-11; rough heavies 7-9, Fresh Prediee Potatoes Orer Russets. No. 1A, 2.75-3.00; 25 lb sacks, 85-95; Idaho Sheen salable 200, scattered sales Russets. 100 lb No. 1. 3 J5-65; bales steadv: one lot mostly cnoice wool- 5-10 lb mesh 3.25-65. ed lambs 18.00; good and choice I Onions Ore. Yellows, mod. 2.00- grades 17.00-17 JO; good and choice 50; lge, 2.75-3.00; Idaho white, lge. nearby feeder lambs 14.00-15 JO; 3.00-50. xood and choice slaughter ewes 1 Hay New crop. No. 3 green 3.00-4.00; cuQs down to LS0 Moo- alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. truck. Port. 19S9 HUDSON Sedan. Good condition. See at 2103 S. 23th. COUPLE needs 3 or 3 bedroom home. Good location. Write Box 847 Statesman-Journal. tion in "more ealls than he could answer" when he placed this ad Sunday. HAVE 13 to 30 Bantem Chicks, will sell for price ot this sd. Ph. x-xxxx after 3:30 pjn. ' Mr. Poling Said, "I Never re ceived such response. We had calls before 9 A.M. Sunday. YOU TO CAN RECEIVE FAST ACTION ON ANY WANT OR 410 Seeds ana Plotrts CORVALLIS STRAWBERRY PLANTS 880 Ratcliff e Dr. Ph. 3-2QB3 after s. HOLLY- trees, green, variegated. weeping, etc Weekends, Jim i. ComX 322.50 to $99.99 Many to choose from. Call 3-3512, for free home demo. SINGER SEWING CENTER 130 N. Com! 455 Hsehokt Coeds For Tali $500 MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe din-r ing suite, uxe new, sjuu. jsea rom plete. New linoleum nig. 2-4178. MAYTAG washer. 320: chrome dinette set" reasonable. 4-8747. 412 Fruit and Form Product PICKED APPLES f 1.23 per box. Ph. 3-8037 evenings. 3013 i Jew en. WALNUTS for sale, good quality, 30c lb. Ph. 4-1953. ITHOR Wringer washer, good condi FRESH CTDER-Northern Soy. Jona-1 than. Spitzenberg. Delicious and ANTIQUE Victorian manogany cnairs Golden Delicious apples. Dried I in exceuent cond. Ph. -74eo. 3 BDRM. Unfnrn. house. In country. Klec. water htr. wired for Elec. stove. Place for chickens, gsrage, 140. PR. 3-1240. FURN. t rm. modern Apt - Wheat, ass oak. ,, nik. i. Mem. Hosp. or 3 rm. Apt. partly turn, with all utilities. 940 Leslie. CHRISTIAN Accountant tor Mgm'L pos. tor pud. Acct ing firm in So. Oregon. Gd. Op p. for man Capable of assuming responsibility. State qual. It age. own hand writing. statesman journal Box ess. SECRETARY who can qualify clerk stenograoher n for State CivU Service position. Can 4-2171 Ext 488.-. WANTED: Party to saw prune wood on snares. Ph. 4-4378. CLARY Electric adding machine, has direct subtract and caan drawer, Ph. 3-4770. LOST Green parakeet could say "Pretty Boy." Will sit on head. Ph. NEED, JUST , PHONE 4811 NOW. To Place Your Ad STATESMAN - JOURNAL WANT-ADS New Sectional Daveno $119.00 WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 630 N. CAPITOL prunes, winter pears. Pure clover UYTAO wringer washer, quiet run- honey GREEN APPLE MKT. 8005 Portland Rd. ning $49.95. Roberts Bros. DON'T sell too low. we are paying top prices at our new location, xor Walnut. Filberts It meats. Comp- ton Nut Co. on Highway in Dundee jjj go. Coml St formerly Dayton Nut Co-op, Me- iinnvii D YOU need m- single item ee eomDleta household - of new used furniture or appliances. Buy now on our easy terms. woodrv's Thrifty used rurniture rn. 4-uis 1 block So. of Paper M1U MODERN Exciting Styles Terrific Values NEW FURNITURE 1870 LANA AVE. DINETTE SET Table Ac 4 chairs, al most new. S33. Phone 4-8917. U-PC. Duncan Phyfe dining set gen uine mahogany. - Old Mission blue onion pattern dishes. Picture "Lady In Blue" signed by the painter. Call 1745 Court St REPOSSESSED Save 1204 on Whirlpool auto, washer St dryer. Used less than 2 mo. nor en son's) TV Ac Appliance. 1141 S. Coml. I - MOVING across country, must sell; Gibson elec range, nearly new. 30" oven, timer, $150. Frigid aire re frig., good cond., $83. Emerson upright piano In good cond., $150. Call 2-7738. G. E. push button apt range At Cold Spot elec. refrtg. 2640 roruana tun MODERN Birch buffet Salem finish. like new. 835. fa. 4-73B arter a. MONTAG range Reg. $89.95, now 329.43 fully automatic. Mooeras Bros. Appliance Dept Dairy Co-cp. Assn.l I UNFINISHED furniture. H. L. Stiff Furniture Store. 175 N. High. EXCEELENT American oriental rug. 9x12, with small ruga. sso. Also beautiful mirror 48 x 81 In., $80. No dealers. Ph. 3-3282. MAYTAG automatic Reg.. $189 S now $129.95 oeluxe modeL Rob erta Bros. Appliance Dept LINOLEUM Rug 9x13 $3.95. Valley Furniture Co. 319 N. Coml 456 Wonted. Htehold floods mm GENERAL Electric clothes dryer. new model, special price. $149.93. Roberta Bros. USTINISHED chests new 8-drawer. SlOa; 4-drawer. sss. cash - At Carry, ne ph orders. Boss Bros . Salem. WESUNGHOUSE 21" TV Console. new model, top tuning, fully in stiled. $369 93. Save $50.00. Rob erta Bros, TV Dept REPOSSESSED fween li m. and SrOO n.m.. dally 3 Wk. days. except Saturday and Sunday. PASTEURIZED 'whole milk. 73c gal delivered. Cleary Dairy. 3-3033. ELEC. range, console radio "Gru now, an oce. chair, rn. s-svsi. r Onion Future ,3-PC. walnut bedroom act excellent cond, $80. 2-490S. , Sales Open High Low Close Nov. 133 1.91 lis 1.90 1.91 Jsn. 197 SJ1 3.23 3.19 3.19 Feb. 60 3.29 3.38 2J9 3J0 Mar. 44 X4 . S.44 3.40 3-40 1 TO PLACE AD CALL 4-6811 TOP CASH PRICE For Used Furniture Appliances. Misc. Check With Us Firstl fill 270 S. Liberty Ph. 44371 t;..rl;i , 459 Do It Yourself U-FIX-1T-GARAGE Phone 4-331 Repair your m ear. afiM sL GamX 1; Dour f ; corn is; rauiieed e. day. - liana ana Seattle. 3J6.oo-3s.dd ion. 4-8003. t i