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Newspaper Page TextTee Ortraei Hitwurt , Business Boat New York Closing Stocks rOtlTS AMBllAMCS fO UUK-A hr rod Bed wJU suet, taaeti acted IU.W .amhelaaco vtl Be late service Meeday with WUlameUe Anbeieace S-rrtoo W lalem. The Bow mU win to Cwmtrdete low stretchers aad m be added to (Wat of three ether MibuUBCft. B wlH have full emergency eepiptneat wtt V Inhale! or aad fumclUUr. The cerneeays swear, J. Herald Brewe, said hs new vehicle w04 be M efepiay at Iiuwl reaUec Cs, BSS Liberty SL N& from t a n. ts t Baa. Satoardaj. The vehicle wee saecially we structed to allow aiadrasia lor lour stretchers. The cosnpeny bow to twe leur-etreUBdr Bad two twetrctcher kmbuUacM. MOOTBT fXrCTT.D-r.ar1 Mootry. Seises aYsuist. W , Idas af Hailweed Business AseocUUee, B was ssa swans' TWkU;. OUmt tatters elects were cimg HmU, rice. Sfsetdoat; Jay Merrill, secretary -treasurer. Robert letdorl. Albert H. Stout end James W. Tladefl were iImM to the hoard a dUecterc. Th group will meet April T far Moa hiachsoo at MiauU Calf. tvusntta volumc it Prtveie buiidug la the Ave western stales accelerated during Faere ary to a total volume of tii7.7M.Jtt, aa Increase ai tl.7M.IOa ever Km same month a Mar at, carding to radflc Architect and Builder magasiae wake palled lis key building permit agendas. Wsihiagtoa incrssssd M mitbea ever Fabraarr. 1K7. Oregon tl.TW.M aad Idaho IMO.W. CaHloraU dropped WW nUlloa aad Maatau waa dawa SlBWOoa. BUSINESS DIIIICT01T KXPANDUV-Capltal Press Biwounoes thlt years edition at Ms Itartoa County bustases directory wU he. expanded M both content and distribution, ft will Include a complete hat af businesses aad eomplcto professional directory, far the flrrt time, aad it will ba given frat distribution to every aana. office aad business placa a( tha eooaiy, aecardinf la Mr. and Mra D. 0. Par. tot, Satera mbWaU wba wparviaa tba pubttcattoa daUHa. Parkar. kat baaa pubUahlaf diractoriai lor 8 raara. Tba aaw dlrtctary will conUaua tha popular faatura of tha Saiorn atroati (ukW, vpdatlBf Uvktaw atraato aad tba atw auiru otai aaona. j MOTOROLA OirtM REPORT Motorola Inc. ubm for 1M7 vara t2M.X10t with aat aarniim of or MM par ahara. This tu wlthla oaa-balf par wot af a mt roeard ala M $227(2,000, which bad Mt aaralixi f or HU ahara. . " TRUST FORUM SCHEDULED Tba'flrat of U. I. National Bank's spring sarias af sUtawida trust and satata forums win ba bald for tto public at tha Marioa Hotel at 7:M a.px Thursday. March 17. Has Clbsao, vica presi Mst and maaaxar of tha Ladd k Bush-Salen branch, win prtslda. Principal speakers, all trust officers from U.S. National's head office ia Port' land, vUl ba H. t. Butler. WUllam R. Bradshaw and W. D. Hlnaoa. Their topics Include "Manafa merit and Economy Through Planning. " "Joint Ownership Baa DisadvanUfoa. Too,' "and "Your Will-What It Can Da for You." . ., 71 OH. FIRM INCOME RISE! - Tidewater Oil tompany s net income tor iw amouniea w eikM sn.OOO. compared with tha S9s.TM.ooo earned in ISM. President D. T. Staples reported to shareholders. Consolidated earnings after payment of pitfetrod dividends were equal to S3M per share of common stock la 1167, compared with fl.M ia 1954. a . VALLET BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LEBANON Work is Bearing completion bare ea one of the most modern bowling alleys la the valley. Its owners, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes of Lebanon, expect the 1160,000 recreation center of 10.000 square feet will be ready for use by June L Of wood aad concrete, the building will consist of U alleys, snack bar aad Buraary. Modem equipment wiU be installed. Including an under ball return and automatic pin setter. Grimes is operator of Sandy Logging Company here. Mrs. Grimes wUl manage the bowling alley which has been named Linn Lanes. Starr Builders. Lebanon, It contractor. Site ia aesr South Second Street and Highway JO, , . -e'e e ,-, - IOA SPONSORS CONTEST The entire IOA food chain, includ ing II Salem area stores. Is sponsoring a patriotic .slogan contest for youth under the banner of "Leaders of Tomorrow" competition. Entry blanks can be obtained at any 1GA store by youths IS er younger. Sponsors ssy the contest Is designed to stimulate -the patrio tism of the youth of America. Prises Include fWe $500 scholarships to any university, encyclopedias, and aa expanse-paid trip to Wash iagton, D.C. (or the top boy and girt .. - e , e '. . . RANKERS ATTEND RESSIONS-L. C. Pfeiffer of Western, Se curity Bank and Donald B. Peterson of Commercial Bank are now attending a twoaay Independent Bankers Association meeting in San Francisco. Peterson win act as moderator of the session which will draw top management bankers from throughout the, seven western states. A. L. Falman, assistant cashier at Commercial Bank, win attend a one-day Consumer Credit Conference of Oregon Banker's Association Monday at Hotel Benson In Portland, PACIFIC TELEPHONE REPORTS Total assets shown In Paci fic Telephone's annual report amounted to tl.l7,80,709 at the end of 1K7 compared with J,0B7,081rM7 on the same day in 18SS. Pacific Telephone, which operates la Oregon, Washington, California and Idaho, had I.SU.AOt phones in service on Dec. SI. for sa increase of over JS5.8M ever the previous year. Some 450,000 color phones were Installed. Earnings par common share for 1957 were ItJt compared to St-17 in IMS. A payroll el $413,000,000 was distributed among 92.521 employes. Dividends remained at $7. the same level as since 1950. - e e INSURANCE SALES VP Occidental Life Insurance Company ef California finished 1957 with f!.SM.SM,719 In sales some S97.05S.222 . ahead of 19M. Benefits paid by Occidental last year were $1 19,969, S2S or up t per cent over 1954. - - XTca 4 Pre - w )i4 Sw tun tSmml inf. y-mt t M STO . SS to I 7Z U .JIO- ar-.r: BaJ - " I -T3 Fftweea sj F"" i ,i..m 14 Ufi r N ' y 4 riima t Lot oi y sis j Sw Tr as HH4 I'i f iiToip - i UnTU . ui LytalR "Jf fc Mas. 71 llj't IM Om SJ'k K m a mi mtm im Air U rn I u a IN I Tie r rv - . Tmm Am 4W - I4'l fwt c- . Markets-Business Reports Marion Hotel Construction of Addition Starts ,. SM IS .' ) lawuJ O - SS aw om h rM a C S4 ij ' ! SJ Hk - - w H Slat raw w UH ira cm ra ati. Uata Cm flH mt Hi ' l4 .! P fc'i Wart Air Br . llS WaMra Air ' M4MSw Rta il fwn Uaaa tu iMmra asj Portland Produce Portland Livestock sfood ft 14 fteMrt STJtt lev standard steers MS0-JSM ard heifers SMO-Kat; wtility COCllanaVCSaU Q0rW$ U.Jv TIM, ners and uttars 14.M-1S SO; baerr Halstein cutUrs 11 J0-1SJ0; rJUtF bulls J3.00-2J.M. Calves salable 24: trade slow, steady, to weak: choice vealeri S1.M-S2.M; good vealers MOO- JO 00. Hots salable lOOi trade active. botchers strong to SI higher; sort ed U. S. 1-2 grade butchers KM 24.71; mtxed grade lots SS.71- 24.2S: SOWS rr.tttlM. Sheep salable Mi not enough ef- fered early lor adeooat tast; Wednesday c Belie Markers it s Glance PORTLAND IS) - Ruttertat - Tentative, subject te Change Premium quality, deliv ered ia PorUaad. 0041 cents per lb; first quality, 1740; quality. SMS. Butter-Wholesale, fjb. bilk cubes fa wholesalers Grade M score. H; A grsde. 02 score. MH; B grade. M score, 17; C grade, M score, SS. Cheese Te wholesalers Oregon Singles. 41-41 R; Oregon s-lb loaf. 4S-3Vt. ' Eggs To retailers drade AA. large. 4MS; A large, 4S-: AA medium. 44-45: A mad AA small, J4-I7. Cartons, 14 cento additionaL , Eggs Te producers AA large. 40-UH; A large. JS-4SH: AA me diums. SS47Vit AA small, Live poultry-No. 1 fryers, t-4 lbs, 2J at farm; light Bens. IJ-u at farm, some IS: heavy hens, 1141 at farm, some to 22; old roosters. rv Rabbits Average to growers Uve whites. S-4 lb, 22-23; col ered pelts, 4 cents less; fresh killed fryers te retailers. 541; cot up. 42-5. . ' Wool Nominal, dean basis. Mt blood, 95-1.00; blood, 1.07-10; H bipod. 1.1S-1S; fine, LlS-M. " I : Wbsleaals Dressed Meats' ; Beef earcsssss Steers, choice, SOO-700 lb, 47.00-49.00; good. 47.50: standard, 42.00-40,00; commercial cows, 41.0-tt.00; utility. 40.00 C.0O; cannert and cutters. St.00-41.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind AMMtartf fU OAJM OA-' MtinAm t AA. Mao. fnii'iniM HmmH st'aa. S.75: J-in or larger, 4.50-S.00: Texas 72.M: forequarters. .00 44.00: Lh". .Ue.. S.004.50; mod. 4.00- Chucks. 48.00-50.00; ribs,' 51.00- HI. P ( t t kmum la HEW YORK If) Storks Mime; Mled etmaiwi. . atiQ Iirarular; fovwaaestt ihht. . CBlCAOOl WfcMt fcthrW: llfht trad. Com UatUy kl(kr; HsM amaa4. ' Out Uimi: Ucht Irto. SoyDMiu Mimd; usht taae. Rom awadv to IS ewitt Imrar. Cattla Slauhtar aaMra ataadr S cants hlafcar. an wta, 41 04140; 31.00. standard 41 JO- Pota toes Ore. Deschutes Rus sets. 100 lb. S.004J0; bakers, 100 Jb, I os min. SJ04.M; Idaho Rua seu. No. L 100 lb, 1 254.50. . Onions Ore. west district Den ver!, M lb, mad, 2.254 SO, some to L aaM Ceastrvctloa af 7SI,04) Bsetel addltJoa ta Ua Kariea Bate! startael Taartdsy. Ceresaesv. les fevad waitress DtKa CRarllea, lX-year essplere drtvta the first feeadatlea stake. Staff eaeervert (freea left) tndadeel beetess teda Vice ft yeart), Ckef IA Peters (14 yean), and kefat Manager Del MOm. AddirJoa wffl Urfade gmeet apurtert, bajswnet kail, dining room, twiaissiaf tool aad faculties for eMve-ta reglstrstlea. (SUtemawa Paote.) (Story ea pat U - . - ' : ; lnvetment Trusts Afriiutas raaS Caaadlaa raaS Csaawy Shaies Trust Chemical M Diver. iBvast. SiakS Otridsne tharss Batoa 4 R. BaL fimd Bid , in isei ss.es isrt M t.TS SSS sa.si use MSt Tat ess me sits uai MJS n.ss is.es n n Incarp. IavcMors TAt JS . S i 0 as is as S-4 1.SS 1ST Man. Bond liinS I SS 4 SS Umbs-Cboice 4S.0040.00; good, all WU, 4S.0ft-47.00. - Pork ' carcsssse Shipper style, 120-170 lb. S4.004S.S0. Pork cuts-Loins, choice, S-12 ft S7.0040.M; . shoulders, IS lb down 17.0041.00; spareribs, U.0044.50; fresh hams, 11-14 H). BJ.OO-M OO. Slab bacon All wta, 49.0O44.00. Veal and calves Goodboice, f . Apples Oregon-Washington De licious, extra fancy, large, s.w 4.00; Red Delicious extra fancy 4.00-4.50: fancy 2.754.00; extra fancy tray pack 4.004.50; lew lower: fancy 1.754.00; Winessps medium and large 4.0O4JO; few 2.004.75; Newtowas extra fancy 4.004J5; fancy 2.004.7S: various variety C grade loses' pack low as l.. ' Wenatchee Man to Head Salem Firm M. J. Cooper of Wenatchee, Wssh.. will take ever ownership of Bradley Furniture Mart, 1971 Capitol St. NE. April 1. it was announced Thursday by Mrs. Ar thur Bradley who has owned and operated the store since her hus band's death ia 1980. Cooper, who has been in the fur niture business for seven years, will operate the Salem store with hat wife under the name of Coop er's Furniture Matt The new own er operated a furniture store in Wenatchee for two years before coining to Salem with his wife and two young sons. Mrs. Bradley and her husband purchased the tteUywood district store in 1M1 from Mr. and Mrs. Galea Mlshler. Salem Quotations BUrrmAT tAalfneall riaanliiis . ' ,., .. kniaa MnM PmSh frUrn Is lannart are I Is S aaaaj waaMsaie S3 tuidae Itaeee m .aa a , Ktra irse AA arse AA . Midi uat AA .' : Im Prtcca: .4 Portland Grain PORTLAND ID - Coarse grains U-dav lhioment. bulk, coast dellv. ary: Oats No. 2, a lb white 49.50. Barley No. 2, 45 lb B. W. 47J0. Corn No. 2, E. Y. shipment 54.00- 54.30. ": Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.23; Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.23; White Club 121. Hard Rad Winter: Ordinary 13S: 10 ner cent 1.S3: 11 per cent 134; 12 per cent 2.15. Hard White - Baart: Ordinary 2.23: It per cent 1 23; 11 per cent 123; 11 per cent its. . Car receipts: Wheat 25; barley S; flour S; corn 4; oat 1; mill feed S. Western Securities aad ask onstaUoas rap- fesant priest at whick ens sr more daalsrs. ajmker at the KaUonal AsaactaUoa of Saciirttjr Dsslar'a Irx wsuM trade with the sansral public at the Ume the . otaUii ware SaUiarad at S p.m. yaataraayi Via askso CaW.-Orasnt oe Ply Bmall AA -. ltbt wstawsai retuuT we hora Bans .. -t . 1 Celorad Mafia Ceterad rrrerS Caacada CanssL ITaisM Iron tlrtniu Jantzaa in, est Malar h trtnk Marrlsos Knudasa Ore. part Cement ae. t At. Cam a t ss II 11 SI lsu 4 Oid rw I swawtdt Bh TBlsaaral ran. Ose, Else a " . as Ma-w at- Amarira S4K Baton Twirling Contest Dut it Ross Ftitivil PORTLAND A feature of this year's Portland Ross Festival will be A batoa twirling contact with csmpeUtors from throughout Orefoa. The contest, sponsored by the Portland Buraaa of Parti WiU be iaid abas 14. Bank Calltonua Cfcaac Manhattaa first Kational . .. rirat Mat. Cur ST U. A. ManaBai l SS'', stU S, 41 "I , n so , SS sn, I .! SEE THEM DEMpNSTRATE SATURDAY BY: ALLEN'S AT THI Extension Scrvico Field Demonstration A i i n Tiff twir ffaftaff Nomtflf Clafat Stmt Glisn IWUn k lawn toy Wing tofrffr Kldlanirilitt Cwptr Capri . Mftrtr FOUOW THE SIGNS TO THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS FREE COFFEE TQ If SIRVED, ' DRAWINGS FOR MOWERS AND SWEEPER Time: 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. J JTOtB 9VVtWV ffl l CeiaasateMRfal Caviiliris UtiksATe. taker Itrlllhtfll . Mans. Invsat. Tmst MaU. Sac ineams Stack Sarias prat. Stock S Mall. Dtv. Sarias NaU. Orswtk Pisnsar fund Tal.-Else. fund Value Una inc. ru WaUtaftoa Fun SOS i. si fss in is IS. IS isas 4.SS ii. se Dow Jones Averages HEW YORK Dow 'saws else Ins stsek vara (as: Hifk Law CkMS SO IndualriaU 4S2.8S 44T.TS 44.4S SO Railroads 10S.15 103.S1 104.3S IS Utilities TJ.4S TS SS Tl IS 133 t lll.SS Ul.ll Ursula is the Latin nafne for a female bear. Bargains in Wheat Noted Across Board CHICAGO 11 The longs and . ahorta ba the market had a frantic ITS . Im minufaa In svenlne un finer S- tJons shortly before the close of the Beard of "Trade Thursday. .It was the final day of trading la the March contracts. ; There were some good bargains ia wheat within the final few min utes when -.the March contract broke abruptly and topped off .as much as 1 cents a bushel. Under Board of Trade rules. ss traders had to be Drrnared to '"'either deliver the actual grain er 04 accept delivery of it on anv open tf! March accounts after the close of 'i n the day's trading. uesr Otherwise, there was little to influence the futures market eith er way and all other deliveries closed mostly with small fractions either way. The March wheat contract closed with an unusually broad rangs of 34 cents, from w cent higher to S cents lower than the previous finish, at HS4H-21. The other contracts were H lower to higher. in T. Stocks and Bonds CsisBad Br Tke Atsarlafd Trass Marrfe STOCK A VB BACKS sa Mat 53 Ma.tfe'AdO Yaar Asa IMT-SSJUall 1MT-SS Lnr BOSTB ATBBAOBS IS IS SS kadas Bans Stks Unrk D M unca B J So s ss I Tf.1 lets e N T 7 I S I e tfi i S SS S TS4 US S g a 14 t Fs S 1M f .S44.S ISM TT.S 101.1 ea.j in i TS J Ul I es4 fii.i fllr2ajr'f' MonUi Are V.ai Aju IM1-SS IKIS ' 1WT-SS Law Ssts sw ' ie m cuts ma O J Unck D .1 A .1 SS S M S Sl.f SI I ssi ss s si J at e Si t SSS Sl.f SI S HI BX.S IIJ sts SIS TSS SSS ST.t SSS MS SS.S M T SS.I MS Ht ! SS.4 MS SS. ST S H.T SO S ST.I MS HI TT.T M S SI T Chicago Butter-Eggs Statesman, SAlrm. Ore FrL,' Ms. 11. m (Sex: II127 Salem's Bank Denosits Move Up to $948,987 Depeeils la Salees's eight beaks aa March 4 aas-e4 ap BS41ST er sbowl 1 per eewt above these recorded tar la gvet fwerier el IBM. . . . Baafe Used dipped seaae IS29J7I er Id pet teat bale taw leaa figure repotted for the aaaae day last year. taieas'S two asvtaga aad laaa swnclMlees ahewed tarreeese k both deeeeiu aad Weae. DaposiU ktaspod seeas S2J1SJ44 e ebejt 11 per eea! ever Um Uaae last year while Was rose 7306S er abort Sb per eeei. Tables below were eoaaetied by The Oregoa Itrteaasaa ea the) baste ed fiaaadsl stsSsMeau as ed MareB 4 aad eoaiparede fig eras Iseeed at the Basse ported la 1BST. The ktarrk date osiackted wiuue first ejeerterty eaU or auisaisatt by UJ. CeeytraUer ei tte OnVTMC7e figures of the US. Hstioaal rtprsssat the tools of ad fear aaleas breaches. Likewise, both Ketasr aad deraieeB brsaeb totals ed First Nstkwel are seen bios 1 Pryislu 1M1 ' IMS WeeterB Serwrity . S 1M5M I I.031JB4 Csraaisrctal . ..S S.erT.lSI ' i 4.U1 S74 HSJ9B.47J 17S.AM.U1 Totsia .$$jmjm m.4sxooT UA. NatiMul rVst Nstloaal Western Security Ceeaaaerclal ...... tJA. National .... Vet National .... .t I7t0 .S 1A.S34 . S1S.1SJ.A7I ....... t SJ81,47I iTMJTS B.010.7M sisjiis IJ49.7S1 Totals S50J50JP1 'S30.4Jl.01t reXlowbig are ssvlags deposiu pad loans roeBpertsow repartee) by First Federal Savings aad Losa aad fdleas rsderU BeviagB aad Leaa A ssociatloas; - i Iesess4s 1BS7 ISM telees Federal . S11AT7.444 S1S.001.41T FVrst Federal ,.S10S(0,41I $lUusf Totala.. Salesa Federal First federal . .sa.m.sas ssisnjej .. S11.S2S.144 . 9HJB107S tioasjss $io.4404a Totals S2US1JM SZUHJN Chicago Grain Cxrpioo an Si.l.a.k.r IM tllilaiisf JS roaw Marak Mar . J air m :m 0,-41 la. it 1.14.UH DjWsjyaaMaT OATS March , ,, . jm-m 4ei-fT Mar , MS Mi- iiptssnksr M s.ss atm-ts s Ua4 mr snvw B.MST sisiswesr in stt, Massaar ...... hi IS)! SOTBBAM March Mar , , i anM dS-air-" Chicago Livestock 'ttfttftea? CRICAOO on'a.SSS: aWt stsadr IS knasr sa baSshan: latsr latrrr acUva. stsadr Ss woaki so- (sirly sctira: hilly stssdyi M 1SS-SM D BsAsaars tl.tS-St.Mi T4 head is tiS tba eortsd ror wsiaM aad irao. as.se; asw kit sines Auruat hJOS tbt Sl.SS-SI.TSs No. .SS; mbnd srsds 400. ls.TS-la.7t: iavaes aa 1S.TS-M.SS, CatUs t-Sss-,' ealvsS tee- aMsititu rs asssor ts se kisnsv siicssi lart fuUr stsadr- sows rtraaf M kiSar; holla akoai stesdr; vsak . storksrs snd laanaia iirtir choke Sad etsars SS S0-SS.TS; eesd STSdss SS.SS-M.eo- utllitr and stsnd- ard stsars SI SS4S.M; sad hstfers SS.SMs.aO) aUltry and standard SO S. I sts n bows bbw w w-m T ajaaj a, m ay Mixed; Plus ; Signs Lead- KTW ,YOJUC. Ufl .L IslstWwj MUA la ....... ua aasorted lasuea klghllghtad B ilxed stock, market Thursday. Plus stans were la the mofcrttr but the k4oe chip stocks whick nVerdnate the ' market averages) didal do at wed with the result that the Bceular s mares The secondary stocks did se well, however, that 11 of the IS active issues gained. Only three declined. fUnriard 00 (New tfCTssT' we Bmwna, - The Associated frees average of St stocks dipped It cents te SieTSt , with the rails dowa tl cents and , industrials snd utilities un Volume area vtth day. lSt.tot - ahares l4tS4kW Wednee- -.i . - . M IS is MSS-SIM; ewusce U se. y and commercial build cod had- Choice vsalara MSS-MSPM stnndsrd. fTada StAS ss eot can srid tuny to oo-u ss. ansae t eue; siaustlcr lambs end shsaa actroa and, cnotca not u tulty ntssdn lie nas oowa si.se ase -M.te: foot ss low - cutt aad wHbnr lamas u.ss.ii.sk soos sna dsafhtsr ewss SSS-fl.tO; suU lutr sie-sas. 1 . - auutr CRICAOO IT) Butter steady! wholaaals as Ulna pries anchsngsd; M scars AA ffii: M A SS-Msi M B ST-STIb; SS C tssquotsd. Bess no tons; whotsssl sstllnff pries nchanfd ts tk bianor; M par seat or hsttar srsds A waits 4S-M: msdhim extra 41-41: srd et-tl; cbsek S4-MVk. Chicago Onions CtnCAOO IB Onion: Osea Mish Lew March ' tJl ljI US Movambar M Namhial. ' CUM tar See This Demonstrated ot the Gcrdcn Tractor end Power Mower Show : i i PARKER sa LOOK AT THI FEATURES YOU OtTi Light weight, durable plastic grass catch er that snaps eft er ea la seconds (op tional at slight additional cast). 4-cycl Briggs Strattea eagtae with recoil starter aad Le-tone Muffler. New Iblade reel which ellaii nates that wasbbesrd leek. Eiclaslve side trim festare that persslts trimaaiag wttaia a fractiaa af aa lack. Separate trsrtioa sad reel clutches. accessed rest drive wheels for cat ting around flower Bess. 1 V FREE FOLGERS COFFEE At the Show 1 H If yaw take reel prieVs Hi yewr lawn, this ts the snwer yen want. Why not come In artel see for yourself? Compare k feature for feature er by demon arretted with any ether mower, regardless of price, . Demonstrated by VALLEY FARM HARDWARE STORE SMS Silvertefl load HOWR BROS.. 1185 South 12h $frt At tha Garden Trader and Pusher Mower Show March 22 (W aether PermitHng) At Salem Fair grounds SEI DEAAONSTBATrONS Of ... : OAROIN TIACTOKS AND AHACHMtNTS Ull It lOTAIT UWN Mowns B.ECTRIC OlffEXS AND IDOEtS CHAIN SAWS LAWN SWttttftS AND MANY MORE OWEt OAROIN ITEMS FRE? FOLGFR COFFW Y