16-fSee. IT) Statesman,
Frank Doree,
Former Salem
Printer, Dies
frank- Doree, 62. with The Ore
gon Statesman for a number of
yean a linotype operator, died
-Thursday at the International
Printers home at Colorado Springs,
Colo., according to word received
Here, "" . v .
Doree had been hospitalised moat
of the time lince being struck by
a car to downtown Salem in April
of 1954. '
Born In Philadelphia, Pa., April
S. 1893, he (pent many years in
Alaska as a printer. He was with
the Daily Alaskan at Skagway for
a considerable time. Doree worked
In Newberg prior to coming to The
Statesman in the early 1940's,
where he was employed up to the
time of his injuries in the acci
dent '.(.
His wife, Ruth, died a number
of years ago. Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Helen Jackson,
Sherwood; a son, Irvin Smith,
Spokane: mother, Maria Doree,
VYatsonville, Calif.; sisters, Mrs.
Howard Pettengill, Newberg; Hil
ma Reynolds, Watsonville, Calif.,
and Mrs. 4. D. Lorraine, Roseburg;
, a brother, Alford Doree, Cherry
Grove, Ore and five grandchildren.-
Funeral services are scheduled
for Newberg and time will be an
nounced later. '
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County to Uuiz
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Applicants for
Planning Post
- Selected applicants for the post
of draftsman with the Marion Dean Roth, John Warren Stubble
County Planning Commission will field, Paul Maynard Vettrus, al!
be interviewed next week', County of Salem, Eugene Gearheart Lit
Engineer John Anderson has an- tau, Aumsville, Donald Ray Brab
aounced. , I ham, Detroit, Ronald William
' Anderson reported that eight , Krebs, Jefferson, and Leo
applications had been received for: Blocker, Turner,
the post and the commission ex- the accelerated Induction rate
pects to fill it this month. Idid not reflect a policy announce
The commission is still seeking ment from Washington several
' a planning technician to replace days ago, indicating that young
Wes Kvarsten who resigned from er men wouii be favored by the
me post everai rnomna ago to
take a new job in Lane County.
MiKtary Rites
Due Monday
For Lt. Todd
Full military services are
scheduled here Monday for 2nd
Lt James Roy Todd, 23, Salem
Marine lost during landing ma-
neuvers Nov. 13 at Camp Pen-
dleton, Calif. . ( ?
Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Monday at the Virsil T. Golden
Chanel, with Rev. Wavne Greene
einciating. Military honors wiu,"w as iwo.
be accorded at Belcrest Memo-ji
rial Park. under direction of the ; ,1 . ' ' ,
Marine Reserves. Official escort flWl7 A Pfinifl
is Marine Cart Gerald Pines. I DOttrU
Camp Pendleton, Calif. '
The family requests that flow
ers be omitted and contributions
instead made toward a proposed
living memorial. ' .
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lutoaui News Servtre
'WALDO HILLS - The Marlon
County Livestock Association held
election of officers and a panel dis
cussion at a meeting held Thurs
day in the Waldo Hills Community
clubhouse. " ... , 1 .
E. B. Henningsen. Talbot, was
named president of the group, with
Ted Riches, Silverton, new vice
president Ben Newell, Salem, was
voted secretary-treasurer and new
director is Bill Bernier, Mt. Angel.
The pane I discussion was on
feeding of sheep, hogs and cattle.
The program also included
speeches by two Portland stock
yard officials.
Induction of
11 More Men
Due Tuesday
A year-end cleanup and a drop
in volunteer enlistments are pro
bably responsible for the order
ing of 21 Marion County men
for induction in the Army in a
week. Draft Board Chairman
John Black said Thursday. '
A new call-up involving seven
Salem men and four from other
parts of the county was an
nounced Thursday by the board,
closely on the heels of induction
of ten others from the county
' w ten others from tne county
iTtt?d';kThtr: vT?t1
, port to the YMCA at 2:30 p. rn.
I next Tuesday and will be in
ducted the following day at
Portland.
t .v.. t v
Adrian Clifford Clifton,' BrianlonL Rested ood horses,
nnn.M r.uh K.i,. i McFarlane reported Thursday.
Robert Eugene Reita, Wallace
boards for induction.
Black said the board had In
structions on the latest call to
tend six men over 24 years of
iver t years oi
age.: four over 23 and to have
r over h,ihu nave
no more than two volunteers. He
said the group included some
M n awt A A anatt Vii ajtnrtab S tltakawa
tTS o, M.JManon County
ion County may have been given
larger quotas late in the year
to balance out enlistments. He
j "id h board is given credit
for enlistments in their area and
ttvt most, calls in the county
theretofore have been filled by
volunteers.
Monthly call-ups during the
rest of the year have been as
Meet to Pick
New Leader
'Filling their executive secre-
tin jv-iuviliuvi uuaiu win Mil
its all-day meeting at I a.m. in
the Marion Hotel.
Jt will hear a report from the
special committee headed by Ed
Chidsey, which is receiving ap
plications for the job recently
resigned by Forrest Stewart.
The board also will start work
on putting into effect the various
new policies decided recently by
the association's conventon in
Pendleton.
Chidsey has reported only a few
applications for the executive job
received so far.
An insane person may be cured
of his disease, but a mentally at
ficient person's intelligence cannot
be increased.
Doctor,
Association to
Meet in Salem
By LILUE 1 MADSEM
Farm ditrr Te Statesnaa-
Some 200 horsemen and women
are meeting in Salem this week
end for the purpose of "promoting
better horses, more horse shows
snd rodeos? returning the halter
classes, complete horse shows and
rodeos to the state fair, and pro
moting better sportsmanship
among the horse folk."
The meeting will be the first
annual event of the Oregon Horse
men's Association, and advance
registration at Salem indicates
that members of the less-than-year
old organisation' will come from
throughout the state. Don McFar-
lane, president, said Thursday
that there could be more than 500
at the banquet and dance Saturday
night,
OSC Speaker. '
Activities begin with registration
at I a.m. Saturday morning in
the Salem Armory. The program
gets underway at 1:15 Saturday
afternoon. A. W. Oliver, Oregon
State College, is the afternoon
speaker. At 1 p.m. the group will
adjourn to give the women an
opportunity to attend the dedic
ation tea given for them by Gerry
Frank at the Oregon Room in the
new Meier Frank store in Sa
lem. During the tea and following,
there will be committee meetings,
with the first annual banquet set
for 7 o'clock, also at the armory.
Banquet speakers are State Sen.
Heinemann, Seattle, who is presi
Walter Leth of Monmouth and Ed
dent of the Oregon Horse Breed
ers Association. All sessions in-
: chiding the dance are open to any
l"
The business session will open
Sunday morning at a t o'clock
breakfast at Marion Hotel and con
tinue through the day until all
business including election of of
ficers is cared for.
One feature of the two-day meet
ing will be the reports of work
done toward interesting youth in
horses. Ted Klebe, Sherwood, will
report on 4-H Club horse activities,
and Dr. Charles -Anderson, Port'
land, on other junior activities.
McFarlane. will give a history
of the horsemen's work so far and
there will be an open discussion
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PTAOfficcrs
Asked to Meet
A workshop for presidents of
Marion County PTA units will be
MA , connection with the Marion
County PTA Council executive
board meeting Dec. 7 at s p.m. at
the School Administration building
in Salem.
Presidents, vice-presidents and
legislation chairmen of the 24
county organizations are expected
to attend.
Legislation of interest to PTA
groups including taxes, emergency
clause legislation, county unit plan
and change in dates of school elec
tions, will be presented during the
business meeting. Mrs. L. E. Mar
achat is president of the county
PTA Council.
Farm Price:
Dip Began in
T 1? 9
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LOS ANGELES un - Asst. Sec
retary of Agriculture Ervin L. Pet
erson said Thursday of the decline
in farm income and prices:
"If the smoke of accusation and
counter-aocusation is cleared away,
the plain fact is that realized net
farm income started downward in
tut."
Defending policies of the Eisen
hower, administration, which has
been blamed by some Democrats
for the farm Income decline, Peter
son told the 38th annual meeting ef
the -California state chamber of
commerce:
"The plain fact is thai it was the
demands of war and postwar re
construction which created a mar
ket for farm products. With peace
and reconstruction this market dis
appeared and no comparable re
placement market developed."
Peterson said ' a temporary limp
upward'' resulting from the Korean
war was of short duration. ,
The attempt to sustain farm
prices and income with government
supports has resuitet in uie great
est accumulation af farm commo
dities ever assembled," he said.
The assistant secretary said, "it
is our belief that broad markets
and high incomes can best be ob-
tainarl hv nrrvtiirwe. kaoninff in
:sirl.
rf.ri.lnn. re.arv , to the most
effective and efficient operations
of their own properties,
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Obituaries
U. Jasses Bey Time .
Lata resident of Oceaneide, Calif.,
at Oceanslde. Calif Survived by
wife, Ann Gibbens Todd of Ocean
ilde, Calif ; parent!, Mr. and Mra,
Roy T. Todd of Salem: brother, Grant
Todd of Salem; grsndmother. Kath-
rtna Stoflel of Salem. Service! at
Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Monday.
December Mb at 10:30 a.m. Interment
at Belcreet Park.
tRoy M. Eaton
Lin resident or Oregon cuy, at
a local hospital, November 30th .at
tne ate of so years, survived By two
anna, Konert M. caton or oaiem, uon
ald C. Eaton of Fossil, Orej one
brother. Clarence L Eaton of Salem;
three granddaughters. Service! Satur
day, December 3rd, at 1 p m. In the
Chapel of Mount Crest Abbey Mau
aoleum, Rev. LJoyd T. Anderson off!
Clatint. Francis I. Gross
At a local hospital Nov. SOth. An
nouncement of eervicei later by Howell-Edwards
- Funeral Home.
Man Fined on
Traffic Count
A Salem driver whose car was
demolished in a 99E accident north
of Brooks six weeks ago was fined
$10 and costs Thursday in Marion
County District Court for reckless
driving.
Wilder Roland McNeil Jr., 3175
Lawrence St., was arrested by
state police after the Oct. 16 mis
hap which involved only McNeil's
car. A witness said McNeil's car
had gone onto the shoulder on one
side of the road and into the ditch
on the other before turning bottom
up.
McNeil was hospitalized because
of injuries incurred in the accident.
Retiring Chief
Of Chamber to
Review Year
Elton H. Thompson, retiring
president of Salem Chamber of
Commerce, will review the year's
chamber progress in a talk to
the chamber membership at a
luncheon Monday noon in the
Marion Hotel.
' Manager Stanley Grove also
will speak and new president
Elmer. Berg will be introduced.
Berg will give his opening mes
sage to the chamber at a Janu
ary luncheon.
Old and new executive com
mittees will meet jointly to start
planning the 1958 chamber budg
et next week. They have sched
uled a breakfast meeting at 7:30
a.m. Tuesday in the Marion. A
breakfast meeting the following
Tuesday, Dec. 13, will be held by
the chamber board to wind up
its 1955 year.
Last Major
Dam Project
Bids Opened
PORTLAND Wt - Bids on the
last big contract for The Dalles
Dam on the Columbia River
brought a low offer of $3,195,782
Thursday from Gunther V Shirley
and E. V. Lane, Palo Alto, Calif.,
the Portland District Army Engi
neers reported.
The bid is on 148 items con
nected with installation of power
house equipment.
Five other bids ranged up. to a
high of $8,755,784. Two of the six
bids were below the government
estimate of $4,149,875. ;
The dam is scheduled to put its
first power on the line in Novem
ber, 1957. It will have a capacity
of 1.119.000 . kilowatts . when all
generating units are installed.
Damage Suit
o
Filed Against
State Agency
A $3,400 suit was filed against
the State Industrial Accident Com
mission Thursday by Charles 0.
Dowers who claims the Commis
sion owes him that much for dis
ability payments between Dec. 3,
1953 and Aug. 29, 1935.
In Dowers suit he states he was
employed as a logger and bucker
for Aumsville Fuel Company wheq
he suffered back injuries from
slipping on brush. He seeks com
pensation of $185 a month from
the date of the mishap, Dec. 3,
1953 to Apr. 11, 1954, and $165 a
month from then to Aug. 29, 1955.
Once-Skinny Calf
Grand Champion
CHICAGO UT A skinny calf
she picked from her father's herd
16 months ago and fattened into a
grand champion Thursday paid a
rich reward to , Nancy Turner 1ft-year-old
Champaign, 111., 4-H club
Her summer yearling Aberdeen-
Angus, grand champion steer of
the 1955 International Livestock
Exposition, was sold at auction for
a total of 116,125. In addition, the
pretty bespectacled redhead re
ceived about taoo in cash awards
won In competition.
The 99S pound steer was sold to
Howard Johnson, president - of
Howard Johnson's, a nationwide
restaurant chain, for $15 a pound.
The price is the same as that paid
for the 1954 grand champion; also
an Angus. ' ;
Best-ton Horns Rsmccfy
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Report Lists
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LlrunkUrivinj
Arrests, Fines
State police arrested 122 persons
for drunken driving during Oc
toner with fines aggregating 119,.
04. H. O. Maison. superintendent
of state police, advised Gov. Paul
L. Patterson Thursday.
There were 87 arrests, for reck
less driving and 402 arrests for
bus and truck speeding. Overloads
resulted in M arrests. A total of
178 drivers were found operating
motor vehicles without licenses.
Violations of the basic rule re
suited in 903 arrests. Police in
vestigated 47S. accidents;
Game code division arrests ag
gregates 710 with fines of $29,954
Two arrests were reported in the
commercial fishing code division.
House Fire Kills
Westport Resident
ASTORIA ( Eire destroyed
a small home and killed the lone
occupant. Victor W, Piekkola, 51,
a sawmill worker, at Westport on
the Columbia. River east of here
early Thursday.
Sheriffs Deputy George Malberg
said tne origin of the fire was not
determined.
Piekkola is survived by s widow.
wno was visiting at Lebanon.
The isthmus of Panama has been
below sea level at various, times
in geologic, history, thus uniting
tne Atlantic and Pacific oceans
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED . . .
loo Late To Classify
5J HUDSON. 16,000 mi. R&H. Ph.
3-38SZ.
35 JT. FACTORY built Aluminum
trailer picture window SS9S. 22 ft
Pan American 1795. 12 ft. Sportsman
Camp trailer S150. Sell, Trade.
jerme. covnie Electric, Turner,
Ore. Ph, 15x1
S RM. hse. New roof. Cd. Found.
Must be moved from, present loc.
in W. Salem. P. O. Box 1003. Salem.
NICE 1 bdrm. hae. & sar. All elec
tric. Nice Sc clean. Nice yard. Bua
by door. No peta. Call 1-7489 or
top a3 pattereqn Ave.
FVRN. 1 bdrm.: houea South, S5S mo.
Ph. 4-6875.
S RM. turn. apt. Sc bath, doae in.
S4J. Ph. -3-mu
ATTRAC. If. furn. front apt., near
Capitol Shop. Ctr. 3-5323 eves.
riLBEhT pickers wanted. 10 ml. N.
on Wheatland Ferry Hd. Naomi A.
Massee. Ph. 4-3057.
HOUSEKEEPER, 20 to 40, honest, non
amoker. Live in. Ph. I-8S71,
10x15 NEW aeries CAP with KlURC
Feeder, one ph. var. speed Kimble
motor. Excellent cord., terms. John
son & Siewert, 545 Terry St Salem.
Ph. 3-74BO.
FOR XMAS toy suggestions visit
"Toys on Parade." Happy Time
Schools free toy exhibit for chil
dren under sen. age. at First Con
gregatlonal Church today. 3 to 9:30
p m. Family group welcome.
GOOD used.wlTeelnairfoTlwleTph.
4-8I0B.
MEDIUM weight M in. boys Firestone
racing bicycle. 1 mo. old. tike new.
Ph. 4-2825.
24" COLUMBIA girla bicycle, food
eond. Ph. 3-817S.
1" T. V. set Brand new. Won on
T. V. show. 818S 00 or conild. trad
for household item. Ph. J-1455.
DAVENPORT-; chair. Good clean
condition. See at 1845 N, Uth. Ph.
3-7181.
COMPLETE set of bunk beds. 840.
Must see to appreciate. 78S M.
18th. Ph. 1-851 1.
xl7 BIGLOW Teel Blue Rus Aft.
8 on wit. days. Anytime Sat. 4c
Sun. Ph. 3-53D7.
FOR SALE Avery tracttor. 1481 Lark
spur Lane.
LOST 5 sreen stamp books In Sa
lem Tuea. Ph. 8-208 Woodburn.
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
LOST Blue parakeet vicinity ef the
800 blk. Columbia St. Has band on
left le. Reward. Ph. J-81M,
LOST Downtown streets Safem. las!
class tint, blue act. Crest IK S.
Initials N S. CaU collect Jefferson
Fairfax 7-S41S.
LOST: Child's pet. Sable Feklneae.
S mos.. female, between Tyron aV
Highland St. Ph. 2-0838.
FOUND: Siamese Oat about halt
crown. IdenUfy- it pay for ad. Ph.
2-280S.
LOST Uf ht brown plastic flaaaef
with sold oak leaf trim. Ph. 4-8079.
LOST Lima green parakeet, vicinity
j guv oiocK a. uoerty. Answers to
name of Pete. Reward. Call 2-6042.
314 Tronsportotiort
RIDERS, share expenaea, San Diefo.
Leaving; Dec. I. Ph. 2-8496.
316 Personal
FOR FACTS about the Catholic
Church, write P. O. Box 834J, In
dianapolis. Indiana. Information
aent under plain cover. No per
sonal follow-up.
HAVE a permanent home for one
or two children. Ref. exchanged.
Statesman -J ounsl box 803.
THOTE FOUR-black dota have annth
r addition today. CAN YOU FIND
THEM ALL?
AL 8 BAKERY ... 1040 MARKET
Garlic French bread. S" fruit plea
eoc, Individual fruit plea 10c, chick
en, beet eV turkey plea till a doa.
Large -oread I for 4Sc. Ph. 1-7372.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for bills ether
than my own. Zero Polalre.
CUSTOMERS WANTED
Hollywood Apparel, 10 dlsmunt an
grounds Rd. Ph. 2-4KWT.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
1 XXNI N. Com I I-433T
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 888 8.
commercial, i-aiua or i-imi.
NKCD HELP to control your weight?
WEx-RITaV arlentincaily proven.
medically approved. ...Inexpensive.
rn. a-8782. U no ana. call mil.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock For Sale
YEARLING STEER $47.50
PH. 3-7731
REG. Red Poll heifer. Fresh with
heifer calf. Placed 5th open elaes
54 State Fair. Ph. 3-7731.
GENTLE Jersey heifer, bred, SSST
Ph. 3-7731.
POLAND China St Cheater White
feeder plga. 2918 S. lth St,
LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oiegon. Va
or whole, 18c. Custom killing.
Trailer loaned tree. Salem Meat
Co.. 1 328 S. 28th Ph. 8-48M,
PROFESSIONAL HORSFSHOFR
Ph. 4-iWM tMieja, or 2-4U8 WeodbursL
1 400 Agrlcpltn
1425 Auction Sole
SCOT TY'S
. Auction House & Furniture Co.
THE HOUSE OF MANY! BARGAINS ' .
. .. At 4840 Center St, Salem, Ore. m
ON SAT., DEC. 3RD, 10:30. A.M. & 7 P.M.
A Big Public Auction of Household Fufnlshings
, T & Antiques
S P. Maple bedroom set.
4 P. Blonde bedroom set.
2 Sets box springs it Matts.
Blonde Maple desk.
6 Yr. Baby Crib k Matt
C Ends. ,
7 P. Large family size
chrome set, red.
5 P, small chrome set,
Yellow. .
8 Ft M.W. Refrigerator.
Shrubs It
ANTIQUES
Mahogany settee It Occas. Chair. 3 Rockers. High poster
bed, China Closet & Desk Comb. Buffet. Ext. Table, 7
chairs, Cramer Organ, Piano, Lamps, Picture Frames,
Dishes, Pressed glass & Brass.
Retail Store Bargains now going on Christmas Special in
all departments, it will pay you well to visit Scotty's It
shop aroundr
. LIVESTOCK
SOLD EVERY SAT. 2 P.M.
BY HEAD OR WEIGHT
Cows, bulls, feeders, veals, baby calves, sheep, goats, hogs,
feeders It weaners, chickens, rabbits, ducks, geese, Turkeys,
or what have you to sell?
Make Saturday your big Auction Sale day at Scotty's, every
one welcome.
''FREE FREE DRAWING,
For the grand prize, every Tue. Eve. & Sat. Eve.
Now until Christmas.
DONT MISS OUT ON THE AUCTION BARGAINS
HEATED BUILDING
AUCTIONEER
COL ERNEST E. SCOTT
PH. 4
402 Livestock For Solo
GRAIN FEED lean type hogs. 15 per
id. rnone 4-7182.
WANTED Good home fo 7 mo. Sia
mese amen, pure orea. rn. J-iim
I REG. Hereford cow & S mos. old
calf. Cow will freshen In February
Also 1 Jersey heifer, t moi. old. 1
Holstein bull, 1 yr. old. from Che
mawa Indian herd. Can be seen
at 2596 Hollywood Dr. D. W. Don
aldson. Ph. 3.3450, 1-4528.
403 Livestock Wanted
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Bommer,
law Harmony Dr. eti. 4-9067.
LIVESTOCK BUYER
Emery Alderman. 4-8430. 4-7218
LIVESTOCK buyer, Claude Edwards.
Kt. 3, BOX S99E. Ph. 4-1113.
CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C,
Mccandllsh, Kt, Z. box T97. 9-6189
CATTLE BUYERS E. 1. and H. Sne-
then 4297 State. 2-1349 or 2-4380.
404 Poultry end Robbits
DRESSED hens for locker delivered
or alive at ranch. 4-1378.
HUNTERS We dress tame & wild
fowl buy rabbits. Wing's, 2988
SUte. Ph. 4-3818.
408 Pars
WANTED Black Cocker puppy,
Male, before xmas. Ph. 3-8282.
BEAUTIFUL Blonde Pomeranian
puppies for Xmas. A K C. reg. Also
. blonde Pom. atud service. 988 Ship
ping si.
FULL blooded Corker Spaniels, fe
male puppies, call 4-3928.
COCKER puppies to glva away. Phone
4-8M0.
REG. Schlpperke puppies. All day
sat, f Sun. After s week days.
rn. 4-1038.
GIVE your children puppy for
Chriatmas. Ceo. Boxers. Ph. 3-8S94
Silverton. Will hold unUl Christmas
Eve.
TWO full-grown coon hounds. $39 00,
flt. l. Box 290, Aumsville. Ph. 83.
BEAUTIFUL 4 - mos. old German
. short hair pup. Would make good
Amas present. Ph. Molalla 3232.
TINY A.K.C. reg. Chihuahua pups,
reau7 lur viiriaima. rn. a-Mji.
TOY Poodles, white, A.K.C. See or
write Louise Pfau, Rt. 1, Box 143-A.
Brooks.
PARAKEETS Cages at Supplies.
BAM Aviary. 23SS Maywood
4-S42S.
HOLLYWOOD Aquarium, IBS8 Me-
coy. Tropical, goldtlsh, equipment.
PEDIGREE Roller Canaries. Rea
sonable priced. Ph. 2-7898.
BABY rare Parakeets, SSO taybln
HO, W. SSIem. 2-B133.
PARAKEETS Cages St Supplies.
3828 8 Commercial. Ph. 2-2755.
BIRD Paradise tor Olrda, caeea. sup-
oiiea aiau uvingsun s-iaa
PARAKEETS, case, auppllea. 4 Cor.
wrs Avian' llv Hudson a-ana?
COLLIE pups for sal. Ph. 2-8182
before noon.
410 Seeds and Plants
TOP QUALITY plants tor less at
Middle Grove Nursery, 4820 Silver
ton Rd.
SPECIAL nice bushy Arborvltee
hedge plants, 4 ft 81.89, 2 ft 11.78.
Mlddlegrove Nursery,, 4820 Silver.
jon Rd.
SPECIAL Tulip St King Alfred Daf
fodil bulbs. 30c dot:i Middle Grove
Nursery, 4920 Silverton Rd.
411 Fruit and Farm Product
SPITZ apples, worm free. $1.21 bu.
Orchard run. Phi 2-7163. '
APPLES ( . S1.S0, CeciJ Bovd !
mi. Eaat Clear Lake Sen. Ph. 1-8121
SO BALES hay; grass at clover. Ph.
i-wu.
rOK SALE-Potatoea, 2 lb. Ph.
4-S808. 1208 Candlewood Dr.
FOR SALE-Filberta at applea. Will
deliver. , rti. 2-eioa. , ceorg ancr
man. Rt. 4, Box 4M.
KING It Delicious Apples. Bring your
containers, 3U Hiouom UT. o. u,
Noren. Ph. 4-3932.
WALNUTS - Large.
good quality
ercisllv dried,
Franquettes, commercis
SSc )h. 1398 N. 18th Ph. 3-592 after
4: wk,..days, weekends all day. -
DON'T sell loo low. we are paying
top prices at our new location, tor
Walnuts. Filberts Si meata. Comp
ton Nut Co. on Highway In Dundee
Formerly Daytoa Nut Co-op, Me
UtnovUlf, . .
400 Agricultnra
425 Auction Soles
AB Apt Elec. Range,
o Table V 4 Chairs (Walnut)
o Daveno It Chair (Green),
o Daveno (Wffie) Occ. chair,
o Rust 2 Swing Rockers.
2 Oil heaters, 2 wood
circulators
O Beds, Springs, Mattresses.
Mirrors, Dishes, bedding.
Windows, Doors, Shower.
Milking machine, Apples.
loads Misc. Items.
- 6433
412 Fruit and Form Produce
HOLLY" for .decorating at wreaths.
Ph. 4-1087.
PASTEURIZED whole milk. 75c gaL
oellvereo. Cleary Dairy, 3-3033.
rjDairy Co-p. fes.
mm
tmimmmm
DELIVIR to the Mayflower Salem
f lant, 313S Fairgrounds Road, be
ween 7:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., dally
except oaxuruay ana sunaay.
413 Fertiliser
ROTTED MANURE. Rich, fine man.
ura by sack or yard. Delivered or
at isrm. pniiups .Bros. Jit, a Box
rn. 43UB1.
FERTILIZER
Rotted. manure. No weeds. Ph. 20331,
450 Merchandise
454 Sewing Machines
WHITE portable sewing machine,
guarsmeea. B. rn. 4-3328 eves.
SINGER .
PORTABLE ELEC.
Not a cheap rebuilt
but i genuine Singer.
And with a guarantee '
you can depend on. . . ,
Over 104 yean of de
pendable customer
satisfaction. ' "
Singer Sewinir Center
130 N. Comm. Ph. 3-3S12
451 Mochinery and Tools"
HAVE several used welders AC St
UC. (.all 4-7344.
CHAIN SAW Model 7, small 4-ft.
blade w18-ln. bow attachmeht, 2
chains. Used leas than 8 mos. Forest
Products Machinery, Inc. 3- kj
Producta Machgy-ry, Inc. 3-3123.
For the best provisional services,
ADDINO MACHINES
All makes addiag machines, cal
culators St typewriters, sold, rent-
eta, repaired Koen, 43a tjourt 36773.
APPLIANCES
WESTINGHOUSE
Woodry Furniture Co
474 So Coral Ph. 4-8111
BEDDING
CAPITOL Beddtne Mattress rana.
' (ratori New matireasei. S-40B8.
ULLDOZINO
Bulldoring. clearing roads, ponds.
D-4 D-8 carry ail V. Huakey Pb.
S-3I4I
CONTRACTORS
ELECTRICAL Contractor Since
ma. uuility work at fair pricee,
Leo Johnson Ph. 2-0198.
Genersl contracting Specializing In
rsmndejlng Free estlm Ph 4-2498
MAM UR8
25 -ton Lorain mote crane Salem
Sand ft Gravel Co 2-2481
floor tovaaiNOS
Norrls Walker Paint Co Floor-covering
Division Quality - Installa
tions Linoleums. Asphalt I lie, Rub.
br Tile Wall Tile. Eta. rail ES
TIMATES. Ph. 4-S271
$29.50
Business
450 Merchandise-
451 Mochinory ood Tools
I" SKILL SAW. f T.A. table saw M
U-MM. 14" Drill press-Homecraft.
Call 4-BJ41 between S and 8:30 p.m.
T7h7"d l6lack Decker drill 83
' Clen Wondry. 1IW.1 N. Summer.
iiSEDTrc-&r acetylene welder. In
quirt 608 Illinois. -Sfl8 '
ro irFrili74 HPM Gear Head Mo- .
1 A clasa S (ears, claae
1 motor -new. never used. Claaa 1
used approx. S months. Stock clear:
anre. Forest Products Machinery,
Inc.. J-312X
455 HselioU Coop's for 5olo.
NEW 'Dormeyer mixer with meat
grinder. Ph. 4-8881
UNFINISHED cheatt new S-drawer.
S10.BS: 4-drawer, 88 Cash at
Carry, no ph. orders, Bess Bra.
Salem. . -
rOR SALE Good condition. Norte
S-room oil circulator heater. 82.V
, site rollaway bed, like new, S2S.
Ph. 3-8800.
.STOREWP
Pre-Inventory Sale
tjn a aninmatle washers-
your choice - - 80 8
Complete bed., spring, mattreaa 1$ Oi
We neve .hundreds of government
surplus Items at prices so low
you nfust ace lt to believe It.
New & used high chairs t- youth
chairs baby beds, cib maUreaaea,
strollers, etc., all at low. low prices.
New daveno 'St' rocker aet reg.
229 95, spec r -. 1M.SS
19S Arvin T.V. seta console anal
table model wholeeale pricee.-
19M Crosley Refrig. ... 18.9
Used Refrig. from 28 8
Used Ranges from : 9.i
Bookcase 12.9S
Every item in the store must be sold
' before December 23rd. Everything
marked down. Easiest terms la
town. Free delivery.
270 S. LIBERTY PH. 4-371
GAS hot water tank St gas range.
830. Ph. 4-8884.
ELECTRIC hot water heater 838.50.
Glen Woodry. 1808 N. summer.
NORCE elect, range wsteamer 4s
warming oven. S40. Ph. 2-087S alter
P m. (
NEW unf. bar stools, 83 89. Glee,
Woodry, 1809 N. Summer. -
LARGE oil circulator with fan. 850.
3K9J Market St. Ph. 4-8318.
BOX springs At Simmons Inner sprrnsj
matlresa. Good condition, szo for
both. Lge. Maple buffet, 170. 1127
Shipping St.
GOLDEN maple dining table St chair "
like new. reae. Ph. 3-4834.
FRI.. SAT. new Thayer ad), full
panel 8 yr. criba. 834.44. GIsa
Woodry, 1808 N. Summer.
FRI.. SAT. new 9x12 linoleum 84 98,
Glen Woodry. 1808 N. Bummer.
XMAS SPECIAL
The Kirby Co. Vacuum cleaners 84 M
Sc up. 33Q8 rairgrounas, a-wn.
A-l SPARK oil circulator Inc. pine
and filter valve, save 250. Glen
Woodry. 1809- N. Summer.
ANTIQUE furn. costs no- more thast
modern at Lambert's. 219 Bo. comm.
SAVE 820 on new bunk beds at Glen
Woodry a. 1809 N. Summer.
DELUXE "30" Crosley range. Ilka
eiew, 3100. 1498 Chemeketa.
EXTRA large toy box.. SUM. Glesi
Woodry. 1803 N. summer.
FIRESTONE wringer-type washer.
Ph. 4-3256. i
PRE-XMAS aale of antique furn. at
Lambert a. Big reduction to Amas.
BENDIX "Economat" auto, washer.
Exc. cond. 879. Ph. 2-O2S0,
NEW brasa draw firescreens, $119.
Glen Woodry, 1609 N. Summer.
DAVENPORT and club chair., roe
frieze cover, 159.90.
Woodry'a Thrifty Used Furn.
SIS S. Commercial St. Ph. 4-3.11
CAMFIELD TOASTER, $10
PH. 4-3328 EVES.
NEW Simmons foam rubber cushiosi
hideaway special cloaeout 8229.00.
Glen Woodry, 1609 N. Summer.
VACUUM cleaner, Electrolujr model
30, 111 50 Must sell. 1321 M. Cap
itol. 3-7087.
RECONDITIONED and guaranteed
refrigerators and ranges, apt. or
full sire. Terms and trade, Opesi '
noon till S Mon. St Fri.
Woodry's Thrifty Used Turn.
915 8. Commercial Bt. Ph. -331f .
$249 00 NEW' foam rubber floor earn-
pie davenport now sisa.oa. uieni ,
Woodry. 1808 N. Summer, '
COMBINATION kitchen heater 4t
trash burner, excellent condition,
$45. Ph. 4-4117.
PC." NEW Blltwetl davea grouss
S159.50
Inc. daveno. rocker, S end tables.
cocktail table. 2 table 'lamps, aan
trsy, stand Terms, trades. Glen
Woodry, 1805 N. Summer.
FREE nite atand weach new bed
room set now only $129.80. Gle
Woodry, 1808 N. Summer.
SPOTLESS
Apex automatic washer. Spec, value
for only $R9.50.
BEAUTYREST
For Xmas la your best buy. Terma.
Trades. Glen woodry s, isos rt.
Summer.
HOUSE FULL of mod. fura Louise
Pfau, Rt. 1. Box 143A, Brooks.
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L Stiff
Furniture Store, 179 N, High.
QUALITY gaa range $55. Small G.C
reing. ix;. rn. 2-ixm.
FREE 7 pc. steak knife aet weach
chrome or wrought iron dinette
now $53 95. Glen Woodry, 1808 If.
Summer. . -
call one of these popular experts.
PAPERINQ AND PAIWT1N0)
EXTRA careful paper-hanging 4s
palnUng. Jerry Johnson. Ph. 4-8834.
PalnUng and paper-hanging. Free
estimates Ph 2-9912 1180 Shipping.
SAND a QUA VEL
Salesa Sand St Gravel Ce, Seedy
mix concrete. Crushed and round!
ravel sand and top soil. 1408 N.
rront at. pnone 2-2481.
Front St. Phone 2'
WALUNO SAND ft GRAVEL CO.
1S29 McCllchrist.
Crushed ouarry rocks and graveL
All sites lor roads, drtvewsys aad .
parking tots. . , r
. READY MIXED CONCRETE
Oarden, easxL Sull-doilng. shovel ,,
and dragging work Phone 2-834S. ,,
SEPTIC, 4CRVICS ,
Directory
MIKE'S' M e p tie Service Tank -m
cleaned D'rooter e I e a s a eewers,
drains Phone a-eaea "
namw s -eatttc Unas, cleaned, Unm ,,.4
3-7404. $-0774
.HOWARDS Roto Rooter, drslns.
sewer septic Unks Cleaned 2-8327,
TRY CLASSIFIED ADS
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