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Eugene Lad Recovering -: -4 i. 1 KJrrV- j 1 ' , ( , ' ; v v - (.. i - ' j MINNEAPOLIS Robin Pound, 2, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Pound of Eugene, Ore., plays with two toy guns Wednesday and smiles from his University of Minnesota Hospital bed while recuperating from his May 23 heart operation. A group of 16 Morgan, Minn., residents donated fresh blood for the lad to help his recovery. (AP) Lumbermen Continue Strike at Westfir Plant EUGENE (AP) The Interna tional Woodworkers of America withdrew picket lines from one lumber mill Wednesday, but con tinued its strike against the Ore gon Lumber Co. plant at Westfir. Picket lines were withdrawn from the company's plant at Dee, near Hood River. But the picket lines may reap pear at Dee, union officials said. "If the company won't talk to us, picketing may be extended to the other Hines plants," said Harvey - Nelson, IWA Columbia River 'District Council president. Owas Other Plants . Oregon Lumber is owned by the Edward Hines Lumber. Co., which also owns plants at Dee, Hines Baker and Bates. The West f i r plant employs 260 men. The. other plants employ some 750 men. Nelson said the union struck be cause the company notified the union it would not renew a con tract clause dealing with pay rates for fallen and buckers. A company spokesman said it was willing to go along with other employers in extending the con tract, except for that one clause. The spokesman said the company was willing to negotiate on the clause. Seek MediaUoa A union spokesman said the fed deral mediation service is trying to arrange a meeting between the company and the union. A spokesman for a management Portland Firm Low Bidder On Dam Job MEDFORD (AP) A low bid of $2,635,493 was submitted Tuesday for enlargement of the Emigrant Dam in the Talent Irrigation Proj ect. TheUow bidder was R. A. Heintz Construction Co., Portland. There were eight other bids, ranging up to $4,212,970. The present concrete dam will be used as a core for an earth fill dam to increase the capacity of Emigrant Lake from 1,000 to 40,000 acre feet. Mayor Resigns So He Can Keep Liquor License CHEBOYGAN, Mich. (AP)-Be-cause he'd rather retain his drug store liquor license, Carl A. Leon all isn't mayor of Cheboygan any more. Leonall resigned as mayor Tues day night, explaining the Michi gan Liquor Control Commission advised him law prohibits a li censee holding any office involved In enforcement of liquor laws. As mayor he controlled police. Leonall remains a city council man. He was elected in May and named mayor in May for a two year term. ' On Leonall's motion, councilman Warren King, a milk processor, was elevated to mayor. Med ford People Can't Wait for 4-Cent Postage MEDFORD (AP) Medford res idents can't wait for the new postal rate bill to go into effect AUAlready, postmaster Moore Hamilson said, some Medford res idents have begun putting 4 cent postage on letters. group said that many firms have switched fallers to hourly pay scales. For years fallers and buckers were paid on a piece-work basis the so-called busheling. Some times fallers under that arrange ment could make as much as $100 a day. Most fallers, however, get about $24 a day under the hourly pay scales, the management spokes man said. He also said that em ployers feel they can better con trol quality and reduce tree splin tering losses with hourly pay. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION SUMMONS No. 45 711 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, VI. RONALD E. McDOUGAL nd FLORA E uru-iiTr? a T i ...... JOHN H. BURTON and DOROTHY M. BURTON, husband and wife, INVESTMENT S-HVICE CO., a corporation, and SHIRLEY SINGER, Defendant!. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE FENDANT RONALD E. McDOUGAL: In the nam of the State of Oregon you art hereby required to appear In answer to the plaintiff's complaint iuea a.ainst you in tne above-entitled auit within tour weeks of the date of the first publication of this summons, . to-wlt: on or before Sth day of June, 1958, and if you fall so to answer said complaint, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded In aald complaint, to-wit: 1. For a iudffment in favor of plain tiff and against the defendants RON ALD E. McDOUGAL and FLORA E. McDOUGAL. JOHN H. BURTON and DOROTHY M. BURTON, and each of them, for the sum of $(,950.27, with Interest thereon at the rate of 4'a per cent per annum from De cember 1, 1SS7, plus the sum of $5.36 late charges, and less the sum of $111.50. for the further sum of $24.7$ on account of title expense, for the runner sum oi soso.ou attorneys' tees, and for plaintiff's costs and disburse ments made and Incurred In said suit: 2. For a decree foreclosing that certain mortgage executed by JOHN H. BURTON and DOROTHY M. BURTON, husband and wife. In favor of Commonwealth, Inc., dated October 11, 1953, and recorded on October 13, 1953. In Volume 394 on Page 3S4, Mortgage Records of Mar ion County, Oregon, now owned by Dlalntlff. and being the mortease de scribed in plaintiff s complaint cover ing the following described real prop erty aituated in Marion County, Ore gon, to-wit: Lot Three (3), Block One (1) SHADY OAK ADDITION, and decree ing sale of said real property in the manner provided by law and that plaintiff be allowed to bid at said foreclosure sale: that the purchaser at said sale be put In Immediate possession and occupancy of said property; that the proceeds of said sale be applied In payment of the costs and expenses of said sale. In payment of plaintiffs Judgment for costs, disbursements and attorneys' fees, and In payment pro tan to of tlaintlff's Judgment for aU other terns for which judgment is prayed as hereinabove set out, and that the defendants above-named, and each of them, and aU persons claiming by, through or under them, or any of them, be forever barred and tore closed of all right, title and interest in and to said property: that execu tion issue to enforce said judgment and decree and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem equitable. Service of this Summons is made upon you by publication there of in the Oregon Statesman, a newspaper of general circulation published In Marion County, Oregon, once each week for a period of four successive and consecutive weeks by virtue of an order made and entered in said suit by the Honorable Val D. Sloper, one of the judges of the above-entitled Court on the Sth day of May, 1958, said period of publication be ing the period prescribed by said order, and the date of the first pub lication .is on the Sth day of May, 195S, and the date of the last publi cation is on the 5th day of June, 1958. DAVIS, JENSEN, MARTIN St ROBERTSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office Address: S14 U.S. National Bank Building Portland 4, Oregon. May S. 15, 22, 29. June 5. 1958. House Group Okehs Loans to Municipalities WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Banking Committee Wednesday approved a two-billion-dollar program of federal loans to municipalities for construction of local public facilities. Rep. Albert Rains (D-Ala) said that next to housing it is the best anti - recession bill Congress has considered. But Rep. William B. Widnall (R-NJ) labeled it "a com plete grab bag," and there were predictions of a presidential veto. The bill, approved by a 16-8 vote, provides double the loan au thority voted last month by the Senate. It also offers much more lenient interest terms on the pro posed 50-year construction loans." Many Projects Possible Projects under the bill would range from repair of streets and sidewalks to construction of park ing lots, airports, parks, sewage systems, hospitals and public lands, water or timber conserva tion. It also provides for loans to nonprofit private hospitals. Unlike the Senate bill, the House committee measure bars use of federal funds for construction of schools or for use by state agen cies. Southern members said in clusion of school construction might entangle the bill in a racial segregation fight. Interest Rate Different Aside from the total of the loan authority, the biggest departure from the Senate bill was the in terest rate, a feature which drew the strongest opposition. Borrow ers would be charged a rate com puted under present conditions at 2 per cent. The Senate bill carries an interest rate of between 3Vi -and 3' per cent. under the House bill, the inter est rate would be the same as the average annual interest paid by the federal government on all its interest - bearing obligations. This is expected to be opposed by the Eisenhower administration. NOTICE OF HEARINO ON FINAL ACCOUNT The undersigned, as Administrator or ine uiate oi isie v. siascnko, deceased, has filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Marlon county, us final account in said estate, and Monday, the 30th day of June, 195S, at 9: IS o'clock a.m. ox aald day, and the courtroom of aald Court, has been aooolnted by said Court for the hearing of ODjecuons 10 saia iinai account and setuement thereof. PIONEER TRUST COMPANY Administrator of the Estate of Elsie V. Blaschko, deceased DeArmond and Sherman Attorneys for Administrator 687 Court St.. Salem. Orea-on. June S, 13. 19. 28, 1958. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY. Number 17525. In the Matter of the Estate of Lillian M. Dewey, deceased. Arthur Holtzclaw Executor of the said Estate, does nereoy give notice mat ne has filed his Final Account In the said Court and that the 23rd day of June 1958. at the hour of 9:30 a.m., the Court room oi tne said court as the time and place for hearing of objections mereio ana me settlement thereof Date of First Publication. Miv 1958. Date of Last Publication, June 19 1958. ARTHUR HOLTZCLAW ftxecutor ELMER M. AMUNDSON Attorney for Estate 1104 Livesley Building Salem, Oregon May 21, 29, June 8, 12, 19, 1958 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AFFECTING THIS AREA NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN THAT public hearing will be held before The Common Council, Monday, June p.m. City Hall. Salem. Ommi Inr K. purpose of considering a petition for ii i IS r", . ,rom Residen tial District to a C-3 Business Dis- ", property described as follows, to-wit: Lot 7. fihmarf T-.nl. U..l. County, Oregon, Save and except Ihe THIS PROPERTY Is located on the south side of Waldo St., east of Com mercial aireet, St. ANY PERSON wishing .,,. 1, either for or against the propnjed change of zone may do so in person or by attorney at the public hearing. A so written objections may be filed with the City Recorder by persons in the affected area. DATED at Salem, Oregon this 2nd day of June, 1958. ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder. June 4, S. 6, 1958. fcou FINAL NOTICE VIVIAN NOTH YOUNCE, executrix of the estate of ALICE WILLS NOTH. deceased, has filed her final account as such in the Circuit Court of Mar ion County, Oregon, and said Court has fixed Tuesday, the 10th day of June, 1958, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., in the Court Room of said Court, as the time ana place for hearing ob jections thereto. VIVIAN NOTH YOUNCE Executrix of the Estate of ALICE WILLS NOTH. deceased WILLIAMS st SKOPIL 412 Pioneer Trust Building Salem, Oregon. Attorneys for Executrix May I, IS, 22. 29, June 9, .1958. SHERIFF'S NOTICE Or SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on the 18th day of June, 1958, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., at the front and west door of the Courthouse In Salem, Marion County, Oregon, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following de scribed real property: Beginning at tne soutnwest cor ner of Section 6, Township 8 South. Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian,' Marlon County. Oregon; then North on Township line between Ranges 2 and 3 West, 30.25 chains to the South boundary of Benjamin Munkers and wife's Donation Land Claim: thence North 80 de- ees 22 East along said South lundary line of aald Benjamin! M linker a Donation Land Claim thence Southerly up aald Mill Creek with the meanderlnga tnereor to the soutn line or aiore- aid section (; thence west oj aia soutn line oi sam section 14.50 chains, more or less, to the Iilace of beginning, being aU the and West of the center of Mill Creek which was deeded to Charles Swegle by N. J. Matheny on the 3rd day of March, 1874, situated in Township 8 soutn, Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon. Also: Beginning at a point South aegrees jlssi 2. mi cnains irom the intersection of the South boundary line of the Benjamin Munker's and wife Donation Land Claim in Township 8 South, Range z west oi tne wuiamette Mer idian In Marion Countv. Oregon. and the center line of Mill Creek, which point of Intersection is South 80 degrees 25' West ap proximately 88.00 chains from the Southeast corner of said DonaUon Land Claim; thence North 80 de ereei 35' T.mnt 75 .00 llnki to an oak tree 6 Inches In diameter and marked 'CSBT'on the East side; thence South 71 degrees fast s.zo cnains to an iron didc: thence South 8 degrees 45' East 2.80 chains to an iron pipe; thence South 8 degrees 50' West 3.88 chains to an ash tree 8 inches In diameter marked 'CSBT" on the North aide; thence West 75 links to the middle of Mill Creek: thence Northerly foUowlng the meandering of said creek down tream to the place oi beginning. Save and Except: Beginning at an iron pipe on the South line of the Benjamin Munker's DonaUon ship 8 South, Range 3 West of tne wuiamette meridian in Mar lon County, Oregon, said Iron pip belnc 727.39 feet North 79 tie. grees 28' East of the Southwest corner of said Donation Land Claim; thence South 4 degrees 13' East 275.01 feet to an Iron pipe; thence North S3 degrees 47' East 51.35 feet to an Iron pipe; thence South 4 degrees 13' East 89.20 feet to an Iron pipe; thence North 83 degrees 49' East 122.85 feet to an iron pine: thence South 0 degrees 48' West 405.09 feet to an iron pipe; thence North 83 degrees 41' East 349.38 leei to an iron pipe tnence soutn 13 degrees 18' East 68.70 feet to an iron Dine: thence North as degrees 25' East 245.30 feet, more or less, 10 mm center oi mm Creek; thence Northwesterly along the center of said Mill Creek to the South line of ssid Munker's Donation Land Claim; thence South 79 degrees 28' West 482.81 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. Also Save and Except: Beginning at an Iron Slpe on the South line of the enjamin Munker's DonaUon Land Claim In Section 8, Town ship 8 South, Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon; said iron pipe being 727.39 feet North 79 degrees 28' East of the Southwest corner of said DonaUon Land Claim; thence South 4 degrees 13' East 30.18 feet to an Iron pipe; thence South 79 degrees 28' West 452.19 feet, more or less, to the West line of Section 8 In aaid Town ship and Range; tnence North 0 degrees 26' East 30.84 feet along said Section line: thence North 79 degrees 28' East 450.17 feet to the place of beginning. Also Save and Except that por tion of the above described prop erty conveyed to the State of Oregon, by and through its State Highway Commission, by Instru ment dated September 17, 1952 and recorded September 19, 1952 in Volume 443. Page 477, Deed Records for Marlon County, Ore- NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR ONI MEMBER OF THE NON- niu'n sutiuoi, HUAKD OF EDUCATION . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Zone V of the Non-High School District of Polk County, State of Oregon, that an election will be held at the GREEN WOOD SCHOOLHOUSE in said Zone V on the 18th day of June, 1958. between the hours of 2:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m.. for the purpose of elect ing one member of the board of edu cation for the Polk County Non-High School District from Zone No. V to serve for five years. The duty of this board is to make airangementa for the education (tui tion andor transportation) of the high school students residing in the territory of the county not situated in any high school district, which territory is known as the Polk Coun ty Non-High School District. Dated this 21 day of May, 1938. WILEY M. GARDNER. Chairman Non-High School Board Polk Countv F. C. GREEN, Secretary Non-High School Board Polk. County May 30, June 5 Classified Index For your convenience) ads are placed ' under S general headings ajijLjJumericBorajjfcM-iBM gon. laid Said aala is made under mortease foreclosure execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- Son for the County of Marlon to me irected in the case of: LEO N. CHILDS. Dlalntlff, vs. AUBREY L. GRAYSON and VERA MAE GRAY SON, husband and wife: Santiam Memorial Hospital, an Oregon corpo ration; Gaint Keith; Charles Dean, doing business as The Stores Collec tion Bureau; O. G. Nichols; Mer chants Credit Bureau of Salem, Ine., an Oregon corporation; Marion Coun ty, a bodr politic of the State of Oregon: The Creamery Package Mfg. Company, an Illinois corpora tion; Valley Credit Service, Inc., an Oregon corporation; Bonnie E. Puck ett; Reglonald Rosevear III and L. N. Sanderson, doing business as Central Billing Bureau; and James Hatfield, Receiver, defendants. Li a tea nay um. i3B. DENVER YOUNG. Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon By A. I. Malstrom, Deputy First publication: May IS, 1958. Last publication: June S, 1958. May 15, 12, 29, June I. 300 PERSONAL Lost ' and Found Meeting Notices Personal .. ... Stamps and Coins , Transportation 400 AGRICULTURE Auction Sales Farm Equipment Fertilizer Lawn & Garden Livestock For Sale Livestock Wanted .. Food Column ..... Pets Poultry k Rabbits . Sea Foods - Seeds Plants .112 ..316 316 31S 114 425 . 424 422 . 418 . 402 403 412 405 414 416 420 450 MERCHANDISE Appliances Bicycles Building Materials Boating ... Do It Yourself Floor Covering For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous . Fuel Household Goods Machinery Tools Miscellaneous Musical Instruments Plumbing. Heating Sewing Machines Sports Equipment Trade Miscellaneous TV snd Rsdio 452 483 470 483 476 474 481 480 490 451 488 484 458 472 454 484 482 458 Wanted Household Goods 462 Wanted Machinery Tools 488 Wanted Miscellaneous ... 483 500-BUSINESS AND FINANCE Investments ... 519 Loans Wanted 512 Money to Loan . S10 600 EMPLOYMENT Babysitting (Your Home) 615-A Child Care , 615 Day or Contract 620 Education 818 Help Wanted 602 Help Wanted, Lady 606 Help Wanted, Man . 604 Job Information 617 Pickers Wanted .o 608 Sales Help 610 Work Wanted, Lady 614 Work Wanted, Man 612 700 RENTALS Apartments For Rent Business rtentais Convalescent Homes Duplexes Farms For Rent Furnished Houses For Rent Moving and Storage fteson nentais Sleeping Rooms, Board Wanted To Rent Wanted Rent Apts. Wanted To Rent Houses Wanted Rooms. Board . 800 REAL ESTATE Apts., Courts For Sale . Business Opportunities . Business Property . Coast Property . Exchange Real Estate Farma For Sale Homes For Sale Insurance ... Lots For Sale Resort Property Suburban Wanted Real Estate 850-AUTOMOTIVE House Trailers ... Heavy Equipment . Aircrazi 705 in 718 , 708 708 707-A 707 780 716 702 709 712 710 703 807 801 802 815 812 810 808 825 808 816 803 816 852 855 860 865 870 Motorcycles - Auto Parts St Repairs Auto Miscellaneous 872 Wanted Cars-Trucks 874 Trucks, Trailers For Sale 876 Auto-Truck Rentals C78 New Cars 880 Foreign Cars 882 Used Cars 885 300 Persona 16 Personal IF you're from Iowa , . . Meet the "folks from back home" at the Iowa State Reunion Picnic. June 7th, at Paradise Islands. 1 ml. SE on Turner Rd. Call EM 1-7717 for more Information. ELDERLY Men board, rm. Homey. TV. 1290 Chcmehcta. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous tut 8 commercial M i iaj BILLS?-BILLS? -TOO many bills Can't get a loan? WE CAN HELP YOUI Save your job and credit Just 1 nlare to nay. No cost or obligation to discuss your problem. CREDIT CONSULTANTS Dial Salem XM S-8844 for Info. T T I! 1 1 mm mm m Mi Classified Advertising Statesman - seara I Newapapers 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock for Sol PHONE EM 4-6811 28 Chorea St NE. 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Ads for Monday papers must be in by 4 pjn. Saturday. The Statesman - Journal News papers assume r.o financial re sponsibility for errors which may appear In advertisements fiubllshed in its columns and n cases where this paper la at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typographical mistake oc curs and is responsible for only one incorrect insertion "Blind" Ad an ad contain In. a Statesman Journal Newspapers box number for an address Is for the pro tection of the advertisers and must therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman Journal Newspapers sre not at liberty to divulge Informa tion as to the Identity of an advertiser using a "Blind" ad Ads In other columns which re quire investment in siocks, samples, equipment or cash bond should be thoroughly investigated before paying out any money Advertisers re quiring a cash investment for samples or merchandise, sales aids, etc., must so specify in their ads fHIS NEWSPAPER STRIVES to protect Its readers against fraud, deception, or Injuries. Readers are cautioned to make NO PAYMENTS to get a po sition advertised In the help wanted columns. All help wsnted ads MUST SPXCIFY THE NATURE OF TUX WORK. Sales help wanted ads must state If the pay Is In the form of salary, commissions, guarantee, or include firm name. Ads requiring appli cants to buy merchandise from company and re - sell should appear under 'Dealers Agents Wanted" classification Bona fide offers of employ, meht with pay belong to the "Help Wanted" columns ADS IN THIS COLUMN RECEIVED Too Late to Classify Horse Shoeing, sjiywnere Geo.' Penfold. EM 4-5297 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., June 5, '58 (Sec. IV)-25 400 Agriculture 411 iswn - Garden 6 YR. old gelding, tan A white. Sentle for children. Western tock. $150. EM 4-7417. 403 Livestock Wonted CATTLE horses at your farm. E. C. McCandlish. EM 1-8189. CATTLE Buyer. A. F. Summer. 5395 Dallas Rd. EM 4-9087. CATTLE-Snethen 4105 SUverton Rd. Em 1-1343 or Em 1-4380. HUYe'K Claud Edwards. Rt 1 Box 899E EM 4-1111 TOP cash prices at your place. Ray Cozel, EM 4-3188 Collect. 405 Pets RED Cocker pupa for sale. EM 4-1835. FREE: Long-haired Kittens, EM 3-5490. FREE 4 playful kittens and 1 mother cat. 420 20th St. S.E. EM 3-1878. WANTED gd. home for 2 am. shorthalr. fern, spaded dogs. Exc. pets A watchdogs. Well trained Lie. Shots. Moving to Hawaii so must give them up. EM 3-9248 or EM 4-8663 arter 5. REG. Pomeranians, toy type $40. A up. Call Lebanon, AL 8-5607. TOY FOX Terrier puppies. 1840 n. Lancaster BLACKIE needs a home. 1 yr. old male dog. good with chil dren. EM 2-3007. QUALITY parakeets. Aviaries. 1910 Wallace Rd. EM 4-2783. BEAUTIFUL white Pomeranian Supples, AKC reg. 965 Shipping t. EM 4-5795. REG. BOXER pups. 3 males.' 1 female, also mother dog. Rt. 1, Bx 168, Turner. FEMALE Collie. 11 mo., trained, wonderful with children. Reg. Champ, stock. EM 3-7243 after 6. TOY terrier puppies lor salcT 3370 Duncan. Nr. Shatlucs. AKC REG. Lab. female, 8 mos. Cheap. EM 2-0822. WEIMARANER pups. 4 mos. old rf AKC reg. Priced to sell. Ready to train. 4 ml. N. on Wallace Rd. Rt. 1, Box 395, Salem. EXTRA nice Boston terrier pup pies AKC reg. EM 2-8836. AKC Germsn shepherd female, 3 mos. Show quality. C. Haig ler. S51 Arcadia Dr. Eugene, OreDI 5-2267. DOG OWNERS: ATTENTION" LEARN how to train your dog. Next obedience class starts June 11. For Information call Ray Hoffman, EM 2-0604. 412 Food Column U-PICK Marshalls 8c lb. W. F. Bush, 1 ml. E. of Brooks. LET us buy your cherries on uie trees, a trees or an orcn ard. We pick and haul. EM 31518 or EM 4-9967. STRAWBERRIES I Farley's 4S' f arm stand, now open dally, 10 a.m. until sold out 1 ml. N. of Hayesvllle Sch. on old Hwy. 99 E. EM 2-2169. '17 S-130 INTERNL. 1 Ton truck. 7S0O ml Pwr. brakes. lge. motor, all steel body, EM 1-5808. NEW split-level, dayUte bsmt. 51 Mrmi. room for 4. !' baths, natural finish, birch at manogany. uven, range a rilihwuhtr. 2 frolcs.. 28'xl3' playroom, dble. gar. 130x80 lot. with stream. Paved sts. curbs. South. Bus. Trade or sell. Price $26,500. Owners Ph. EM 4-7347 or EM 4-8272. SELL By owner: a. 2 bdrm home. W.W. carpets In llv, rm. Gar. Close to bus. Morn ingslde dist. 840 Vlsta Ave SE. SELL or trade equity in two 1 bdrm. homes for mid. ugene property EM 4-1041. INDEPENDENCE income prop erty, uwner sener must sac rifice for quick aale. 6 unit court sots. Completely fur nished plus 4 bdrm. modem home. Potential 8370 mo. In come price, $27,500. Some terms. Phone Independence 287 or saiem 4-bid. FOR Sale: Drive-in with living quarters. Good going business on we. box 3V statesman-Journal. FOR rent: Older type 2 bdrm hse. Nr. snoppmg cntr. a sen. Fenced yd. $63. em z-vtu. WANT baby sitter Mother works a.m. to z p.m. sai. at sun. off. Live In or out. Mrs. Jack Dunne, P.O. Bx. 7, Sublimity WOMAN with pleasing voice. survey woric. siteaov employ ment. Local. Ph. EM 4-4320 or write Claude Copeland, 3285 Houywooo ur. PRIVATE party to buy condi tional aaies contracts excel lent discount rate on full re course paper. Write Box 398 statesman-journal. HY Pressure Steam Jenny, New cono. em -3Boa. NEED: USED cement mixer. EM 1-8511. FRIGIDAIRE $23. Vi HP paint sprayer 130. mo water. SELL h.p. gasoline motor. 44IH MSrket. EM 4-0177. GIRLS 24" 2-1041. bicycle, $10. EM UPRIGHT piano. Gd. cond. $60. EM 3-4343. OT EM 4-3104. MR. V MRS. bdrm. set, 9x12 at 7x9 rugs, red daveno h chair, 24" TV. refrlg., 14" elec. range, Ipr. drapes, rose davenport, 1958 21" Admlnl Slimline, 1 bookcases. EM 2-8088. COMPLETE house full of furni ture. Reas. EM 3-4640. PUREBRED German Shepard pups for sale. EM 1-9871 or EM 1-9872. SELL 1 yr. old purebred Beagle. EM 2-2348. WOULD like to contact some one who goes daily between Salem st Dallas 1146 Center St. 300 Personal 316 Personal S8.30 av $8.30! cur m s covtoh j W 6JU. "T lFS $4.95 : year wk.sius eaasaa. Ne OkMaMea's -AC'S MKAti --UOCKBStS Vz BEEF 49c A LB. Cut et wrapped. 4 to me, to pay. Open 9-9 Mon.-Wed.-Fri. MAC'S MEATS LOCKERS 810 N. Liberty EM 4-7744 NICE strawberries. I nick. Phone orders eve. EM 2-3108. U-PICK Marshall strawberries 7-cts. pound or 40c a carrier. Bring containers. Cowden place 4' miles east from Lancaster ut. on Sllverton-Salem high way to sign. Phone EM 2-2073 or EM -2Z3, - CLEAN RIVER SILT 10 YDS. $15. EM 3-7919 1 good used Rotary mower $19.88 1 good used Rotary mower 824.88 4 demonstrator models 10 pet. above cost. BUDGET TERMS "YOUR DOWN TOWN" FIRESTONE STORE 395 N. Liberty EM 2-2491 420 Seeds & Plants FUCHSIAS, geraniume 1 $1. Merrill's Greenhouse, Brooks. LG. Hanging Baskets of Fuchsia, Begonia ac ixeranium, -.-a si up. Petunias $2.75 flat. Be gonias, 20c. ea. Lg. Banded Carnations. 10c ea. Lg. Fu chsias from 4" pots, 40c. ea., am. ones, 5 for $1. Dbl. Pe tunias, 10c ea. Lowery's Green house, 2593 Chemawa Rd. JAPANESE Iris In bloom. 2nd hse. E. or Totem Pole. 4495 Hazel Green Rd. GARDEN Tillers $129.50. Valley f arm store. FUCHSIAS, 3 for $1. Baskets, $3 up. Geraniums 3 for $1. Dahlia bulhi. Wards Gardens, 4380 Cherry Ave. NETTED Gem seed potatoes 5230 Portland Rd. EM 4-4078 BEGONIAS, fuchsias, delphin ium, snd bedding plants. For the best visit C I a g g e t t's Greenhouse. 4'i miles N. of Salem on Wallace Rd. Tu.n right at foot of bridge In W. Salem. POTTED plants. Ann's Flower uaraen, uu wimi. ur. n. SEEDLING begonias, geraniums begoniss, St fuchsias. Baskets of 111 three. Kilber Nursery. 715 Salem Heights Ave. 422 Fertiliser SEASONED shavings, ideal mulch. To hold moisture ft check weeds, 2 yds. $4.50. Del. EM 3-0178. MUSHROOM fertilizer, no weeds fine for making new lawn. Also have rich black manure. We del. anywhere. EM 3-0331 FERTILIZER del. tk. load $7 or Sk. 50c. EM 4-0393 or EM 4-3121 ROTTED manure, aack or yd. r'nillip riros. I'll. EM 4-3UH1. CLEAN rotted sswdust, sell by yara, em -ou4. 425 Auction Sale" LIVESTOCK SUDTELL'S AUCTION YD. Thurs, June Sth at 1 P. M. Extra quality Whiteface yearling steers, 500 . 800 pounds. Milk cows at fat dry dairy sows Pinto saddle mares. Extra gentle email child's horse. 3915 SUverton Rd. EM 3-8098 Furniture AUCTION TONIGHT sudtellVauctioh S91S SILVERTON RD. 450 Merchandise 451 Household Goods ALPHALPA seed or tea. 3 lb. lor si. valley rarm store. FOR aale: Oven ready hens, de- iivereo. em 4--4YU. U-PICK Marshal Strawberries DC lb. EM 4-2470. rpR ssle: Laying, hens, $1 ea. m -iV. U-PICK strawberries 5270 N. Lancaster. 10c lb. U-PICK Marshall Strawberries l',3 Ml. W. at N. Of Kelzer scn i. u. c. rrogiey. EM 4-1907. U-PICK Northwest strawberries. Clean neid, lots of fruit. Han cock, 3895 Rlvercrest Dr. U-PICK Marshall Strawberries. iuc id. oring containers. Vir gil Perrine 4820 Fletcher ,Rd. U-PICK Northwest atrawberrys. ac id. w9 awegia no. no, sun-days. U-PICK Marshall Strawberrys, ic. mi. no. oi i. Howell Sch. David Gerlg. WASHINGTON Apples, Delicious nuiesapi, si.su box. Also Potatoes. Al Ped 5230 Portland Rd. PASTEURIZED whole milk, 82c. 5ai. Homogenized, hoc. 'i gal. 4c. Cleary Dairy, EM 2-3035. U-PICK atrawberries. Close in to North City limits. Weeks Berry Nursery, 3493 N. River Rd. 225 WHITE Leghorn stewing iiviib, average a IDS. HOC ea. 2410 Chemswa Rd. EM 2-2570. U-PICK asparagus Sc lb. bring i-uuiaiucra.. ueo. Asner xarm, Grand bland. 414 Poultry I Rabbits Custom Dressing of Poultry c uu raDolia wings 3985 BUte. EM 4-1918 BABY chicks, Leghorns, Par. neuters, new uamps. White Rock Cornish, also turkey poults svble. valley Farm USED chrome dinette set $22.50. HOGG BROS. 248 State St. EXCLUSIVE I New Modern Triple Dresser Bedroom Sets, tilting mirror, bookcase bed $99.50. Limited supply. Glen Woodry 1805 N. Summer. 450 Merchandise 451 Household Goods USED dsvenport and chair $39. HOGG BROS. 248 State St. NEW 8 yr. crib $19.95. Gle Summer. with matt. len Woodry 1805 N. PFAFF sewing machine, desk model. 1129.95. Bob's Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-8371 I BE THRIFTY $ BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES $30 Down Will Buv A complete Household of Furniture. 7 Piece Walnut dining aet $39.50. 3 Piece double Dresser Suite, In eludes Double Dresser, Book case Bed, snd chest. Davenport snd Club Chair Blege $19.50. Refrigerator with full width Freezing Compartment $59 50. Westlnghouse Range Excellent Condition Looks New $139. 450 Merchandise 454 Sewing Machines' Guaranteed used portables. 3 new home portables, regularly 129.50, now $11.50 1 rebuilt Singer portable regularly $49.95. now $19.50. 2 brand new round Bobbin port ables. Regularly $69.95. now $29 98. Terms $1.25 per wk. FOR FREE HOME TRIAL PH. EM 4-7102 Salem Morse Sewing Center 811 No. Capitol 455 Clothing 2 FORMALS, blue each. EM 3-2843. st white $8. 456 T.V. Radio Innersprlng Mattress and Box Spring $17.95. New Unfinished Bookcase Head boards twin or Full $9.88. 515 S. COM'L. PH. EM 4-3319 $30.00 dn. $15.00 mo buys 3 rooms oi furniture' o w e 8 t Prices. Clen Woodry 1603 N. Summer. COMPLETE house of household goods. Incl. deepfreeze, TV, auto, washer, drier, range, re frig., ironer, A other Items. Terms O.A.C. Total price $1300 PH. days. EM 3-3151. NEW Slmmona Hideabed $1118 00 otner popular makes lieu. 50. Glen Woodry 1603 N. Summer. NEW davenos. $59.95. Bob's Mdse Mart270 S.JlbertyEM 4-8371 USED lounge-chair "adjustable back $15.00 HOGG BROS. 248 State St. FOR SALE- 2 mattresses also 1 Deo coll spring to nt- clean also one good ateel range. See at 1826 N Cottage. NEW garbage cans with lid. r.ro. bods Mdse. Mart. 270 Liberty. EM 4-8371. 300 NEW table snd floor lamps u jow as .V9 ea. u l e n Woodry 1608 N. Summer. 1 SWIVEL office chalra 138 N. High EM 1-8811. NEW Blltwell Daveno Suites HI- rade covers reg $18.50 now 159.50. Terms-Trades. Glen oodry 1805 N. Summer. NF.W vacuum cleaner complete. $49.!)5. Bob s Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-8371. NKW Tllt-b.ick Rccliners $49 50 up. Glen WiHidry 16115 N. Summer. 452 Appliances 1958 PHILCO 20 cu. ft. freezer -due to family breakup was returned. A BIO aavinsa here. Balance may be picked up for siu aown. -your Down Town" Firestone Store. 195 N. Liberty. U J-.4HI. USED 24", full door TV. $114.93. Others from $64.93. All seta guar. Huyett TV Co. IWI3 Fair grounds Rd. EM 3-7681. $5 DN. clei. used TV. $49 A up. ' S&H Green Stamps. Master Service. 365 N. Com'l. YOU check 'em free At buv "em from me. Radio. TV. HI Fi tubes. CURTIS RADIO At TV. 3135 D St. EM 4-3781. WE rent TV sets $10 me. MARRS, 1140 S. Com'l. 458 Musical Instruments LGE. upright piano, good con dition. $70. EM 2-7772. 462 Wanted Hthld Goods MISC. Furniture wanted. Cour teous service Ph. EM 3-6098. IF you have one Item or a houseful of furniture to sell, call Bob's Merchandise Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-8371. HIGHEST caah prices pd. for used TV. Hanson TV 1841 S. 12th. WE TOP THEM ALL CASH for living rm. sets, bed rm. turn., elec. rsnges, re friges, rugs heaters, baby turn TV sets, dining sets, maple fum. EM 3-5110. Glen Woodry 1605 N. Summer. 452 Appliances USED freezers. Al Laue. 2350 State St. MONARCHElectric7angeexceiT cond. $60 EM 2-7662. Westlnghouse Automatic Washer, 3 months guarantee, $49.95 HOGG BROS- FHE 50 LBS. CHOICE IEEF ELEC. range, 1 burner plus . cooking well, perfect. $65. EM 1-V001. KENMORE auto, washer. 830 AB apt. range. $30. Hot water nearer,- siu. ouu f ront si. ne; NEW hardwood maple beds. $29.95. Bob's Mdse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty. EM 4-6371. YOUTH style baby bed $15. Desk $15. Aquarium $4. Lawn sweep er s. a, ai 4-0nr. USED Drexel Mahogny Dining set Butiet, iSDie and 4 cnairs $189. HOGG BROS. 248 State St. MATTRESSES at springs, 85 Si up. n. u aim usea furniture Store. 178 N. High. EM 3-9188 UNFINISHED bookcases S sizes. HOGG BROS. 248 State St. NEW 30 x 40 plate mirrors $19.50. uien wooary isus n. summer. USED 5 niece living room suite by Mada Kronier slightly used bv V. $129. HOGG BROS. 248 State 2 TWIN beda, wardrobe tt vac uum cleaner. EM 2-5543. RECONDITION Hoover Vacuum cleaner with Attachments $27.50. HOGG BROS. 248 State 64 IN. Brown walnut table ft six chairs, kit. table 4 chairs After 0 p.m. 3u raru. s.. UNFINISHED furniture. Stiff Furniture Co. H. L. USED wslnut chest of drawers $19.90. HOUU BHUS. 348 State St. DAVENPORTS, $9.95 8t up. H. L. stiff used r urnnure store 175 N. High St., EM 1-9186 ELEC. range, $45, refrig. $30. liinette aet siu. i sm. siep tables $8. Coffee table $4, lawn mower $10. Also misc. EM 4-0830. 1219 Ruge. EM 2-7862. 1 HIGH chair, stroller, 1 bathl- nette, Total sis. m -4bb. L.R. SET, range, refrig. Holly wood bed. Inquire 721 nose mont after S p.m. USED 8 piece dinette aet with bircn caDinei azv.io. n v u BROS. 24$ State St. 00 Display Classified 100 Display Classified SINGER SWEEPSTAKES CONTEST SPENCER Corsetiere Miss Em ma Wuerdemann, EM 3-2864. EXPECTANT mothers, of any faith seeking confidential serv ices. Contact Catholic Charities-. 247 No. Com'lT Em 3-3965. ALCOHOLICS Anonvmnus 680 Marlon tM 4-0845 312 Lost and Found FOUND pair of glasses. Bush Park. Pay for ad. EM 1-3809. LOST: Strayed from home a black 15 yr. old, resembles scotty dog. Want to know if It is dead or alive.; EM 4-5030 after 8 p.m. t - 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock For Sale HAVE irrigated pasture for 1 calves. EM 1-9968. FOR SALE: 4 mo. white face heifer A 4 mo. Holstein feeder steer. 1620 Clear Lake Rd. EM 2-5155. LIVE 8 wk. old weaner pigs. EM 3-1448. HEAVY crop of clover, stand ing. $20 Acre. Eve. EM 1-3105. BAY part ssddle bred gelding. Good for adult. EM 11340. $130,000 FREE PRIZES CONTEST STARTED JUNE 2ND. GET YOUR ENTRY BLANK NOW . AT YOUR SINGER SEWING CENTER Sewing Machine Cabinet Models your choice . $33 Motorola, Radio-Phono, console . $.10 Motorola, 17" Table TV $45 Maytag Washer, sq. Tub At pump $55 Montag Comb. Wood Elec. Range $5 Norge Refrigerator 7' Special $40 Mont-Ward Refrigerator 8' .. $33 MONTGOMERY WARD 185 N. Liberty EM 3-3191 1957 Whirlpool Automatic Washer 3 months guarantee, $199.95. HOGG BROS. 1957 Bendlx Automatic Washer. 3 months guarantee, $124.95. HOGG BROS. USED ranges $29.95 A up. Laue. 2350 State St. Al DAMAGED IN SHIPMENT Philco Supreme 1957 range. Double oven - a real beauty. SAVE $250. 24 months on bal ance at "Your Down Town" Firestone Store. 398 N. Liberty. EM 3-2491. Your choice of 3 Frlgldalre Auto matic Washers. $139.93 3-mos. guarantee. HOGG BROS. 1955 20-ft. Gibson Freezer Chest, 3 months guarantee $289.93. HOGG BROS. Repossessed Frlgldalre R a n ge, $10.00 down and $9.00 a month, new guarantee. HOGG BROS. U.S. Government Inspected With $229.95ADMIRAL mm $5.00 DOWN. $1.92 WEEK raws 363 N. HIGH Fanwi MUST sell 2 elec. Frlgldalres. Make offer. 710 Evans Ave. L A H Electric stove $25. EM 3-2843. NEW special Electrolux, only son. 70. fnone iectroiux corp. 1079 Broadway. EM 4-2239, or Eves. EM 4-0583. 11 cu. ft. Gibson deep freeze siw.ou. uien wooary iws n. Summer. RELIABLE party may assume balance on Heavy Liuty r ire stone elec. dryer or 1937 Philco Supreme. SAVE OVER $100 ON EACH. $5 down. "Your Down Town" Firestone Store. 395 N. Liberty. EM 2-2491. 21 CU. FT. FREEZER Upright Style Sharp-Freezing shelves Fiberglass insulation NO FREE FOODS Priced To Sell $359 LIPMAN'S .. Appliance Dept. Downstairs .. S&H Green Stamps Chemcketa & Liberty EM 4-4481 DURING CONTEST . SINGER AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG MACHINES SAVE $49.75 SINGER STRAIGHT NEEDLE I SAVE UP TO $60 ( STORE OPEN MON. & FRI. EVES TIL S P. M. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. I 130 NORTH COMMERCIAL EM 3-3512 AMANA GUARANTEED TO OUT-PERFORM ALL OTHER FREEZERS, AND HEIDER'S BRINGS TO SALEM THE MOST WONDERFUL FOOD AND FREEZER OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED. FREE 6 MONTHS SUPPLY OF FROZEN FOOD FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR WITH THE PURCHASE OF A 25 CU. FT. AMANA FREEZER. includes 24 lbs. of meat and poultry, grad Uspa choice beef. Vegetables, fruits, juices, soups. - 3S3 N. HIGH ( i I
