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Newspaper Page TextOBILES COMPARE PRICES CHEV CONVERTIBLE (Fully Equipped).. CHEV COUPE STODEBAKER 5 PASS. COUPE STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR KAISER SEDAN HUDSON SEDAN FORD 5-PASS. COUPE, Low Mileage .... FORD 2-DOOR. Overdrive STUDEBAKER LANDCRUISER Fully Equipped DODGE SEDAN BONESTEELE SALES AND SERVICE N. CHURCH FOUND I S 'f' " Tilda. SS5 reward. " kl04 LANEOUS Situroa Jf. . "IL SERVlun; WOMEN I','" .,. k.'rL.M Many appoint- w For detail without &? M MOST CASES (MATERIALS tiding Materials on irlcet Terms i, do" " PUhtue fo"i U'MBFR YARD COUrt BlTrru- D''. . nSirm ON GUARANTEED act Installation ROOFINO INSULATION S1D1N0 WALLBOABD TILE BOA1H3 ALUMINUM ttur. EAVES TROIK1H al and ft'orKmini.Miii. "" by Want fail mi. ru"'" ..... i snai itjromerv Ward DRTH UPERTY SALEM wood -Plumbing d iOc It V "c " SOD lit) PtlC tank J59. hriters HS SMI piPM. tnl- ...... ..,h. -or. IHprt Am- itiidird basins, bargain. 1KJUKO .yi doors, hardwood entrnnee :il iirsM floors complete wim Wildfire 18.50. Screen doorg BOOKTNO ItaiMltion rcMintr 17 sq. ICG. LONG ISHIXniFS. fence pwli, tele- idKirlepniM pti a-MSfl. rnu- Rt. 4 Box 118. 4 miles oui ml I mil tht brat cedar shingles, r;i ihms. obk iioormg ioud ttOO il N" 1. lono (t. No. 3 F fMlTlnt. TED MULLER, PH. kiH. ma- liediate Delivery KHTII BROWN tiding Materials I 11 pudget Terms m '0 down on a purchase rt HO UP tc 1300 Monthly Payments snd Court Strrfts, Salem BROWN LUMBER YARD ma.67 SEW 8HIPMEST t in. E Rut tic tiriinv witri pJmbH iirrf Front & Court. ma 167 FOR BPILDEHS foe Haydite Blocks t economy. strength, light it & nUn; insulation dur. t$td beauty. At Build- Court Strpflj: Sftlrm ma 1ft2 pen ODORS hYrrtwar and wini. ?6" x 8' 8". S2.V00. w i'- 4u n I2 0n per I000 n tr.ower .O0. Phon ft ma 163 f Partly primed. I. - malGfl CLOSE-niTT ?i f ,lumlnum coatlnj fc!tl, roow. lor concrete Bnntro .. HONE : SETTEE fVERCRAFT CO. "i.Lityuj fcL?.""1 pn7T748. Fine tr-r nni ra.1..:Wblj.n. BOOd cnnH rt.,.-. ES K, Terrrj. iCJaiM "ACHINE CO. tLilB ?3-35U nlJ- o2d !f cabin,, ;.,J fcBWlNa MACHINE CO. N River rd. Pli. STrr. - nt3 ..iBr oi APDT , .'GHTING KAPPLU,VC CQ WkI.1 801 m mi. rn J-S357. sEDl - nlfl7 Ej-o!. !? concrete. IAUTOMOBILES , .1695 . . 795 , . 595 . . 595 .1045 . 945 ,.1545 .1645 .1795 . IBS STUDEBAKER SEDAN 125 SALEM PH. 3-9277 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BEAT' YOUR homV siectrTcsHywrthWit ItiKliouso or wexin automatic electric licnters. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Clicmckcta. n DIIY POULTRY 'pitdlze.r Ph. 2-28G1. Lee Hatchery. n CLOTHES PINS ft rentx K dozen. 900 S. Com'l. nl62 Oil. CIRCULATORS at irefttly reduced prices. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 376 ChemekeU n USED ELECTRIC re frlfflrntorfl 4Q.50 It up YEATfc.lt Af FIjIANCK CO. 379 CbemekeU n SEWING MACHINES ued fS.05 Ac up. Abo new. Free-WMtlnKhouifl 189.50 te up. Yeatrr Appliance Co. J7S Chemeketa. PH. 3-4311. n NO WAXING required With PLA8TIC- KO i e, me cniiopnani llx llnuh lor floors or linoleum. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. . 378 Chemeketa n HOME FREEZER, renutnn DeepFrec7.c. I lo. so at up. Yeniet Appliance, 37.1 ClicmeketB. n USED ELECTRIC ranRM 119.05 di up. X HAT tit Aff blANDK CO, 375 Clicmekcta n USED ELECTRIC WASHERS $19.95 up. XBAiCH AffLlArtUK CO. 375 Chemeketa n SIMMONS roll-nway bed .Si .mattress. SllBhtlr used. sit. 135. 1858 Center nl63 USED RADIOS A record playern, 19.95 up. y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 375 Chemeketa n FOR SALE flood pool '.able, complete ' with nil equipment. Phone 31009. nl68 Yeater Appl. Co. 375 CVmeketa !0 FT. aluminum trailer houne. Vexy nice. $850. Inquire 570 Ford or Ph. 30500. ROASTER. RADIOS and 3 vacuums. In quire 570 Ford Bt. n!63 STEVENS auto rifle with 4 power scope. $35. Ph. 3-2887 n!04 .ARfiE RATH TUB St fixtures 120, Call at "Arrow Drive In." n!63 TWIW BEDROOM SUITE 1 half size bed. i ruxs 9X12. l asher. loin Mill, niea i KVOCK DOWN fefrlB. with blowers. 9 X8' $750, fl-xB1 J.KO0 Meat CAM With colj.i $300. For Immediate sale. Mc Dowells, 171 a. Com'l. nica FOR SALE full size bed springs and man. ,rn, z-taoi. nioj PLAYER PIANO. Oond condition. 2185 Myrtle Ave. After a p. m. nlflJ USED Nome refrig. 0 cu. ft. Excellent cond. 1109.95. Eur terms USED None refrlv. Omm) cond. Only I89.S5 easy terms. MAYTAG washer. AD white, like new. only 169.95. APT house el. raniM 159.95 Easy terms. USED Crosley Hinall refrlc. Only U9.9&. Easy lernu. R. L. ELFSTROM CO. 340 COURT B183 LAWN FFRT. Turkey droppings peet moiis, ling stone patio rocx, garaen roe a walla A fireplace rock. Hand split. Rui tlo picket fence. Ready to set up. Made to order. Rose trellis At garden staked. Phillips Bros. Rt. 6 Box 118. Ph. 3 HSR. 4 miles out State Bt. n COME AND SEE The great new 8COTT-ATWATER SHIFT outboard motor at KEITH BROWN LUMBER YARD Front A Court Salem Exclusive Dealer n!87 GAS WATER BEATER. 75 gal - 140 gal. per hr. recovery, ideal for apt. house, residential radiant house heating. Yeater Appl. Co. 378 ChemekeU BOT POINT electric range. Good cond. Ph. 2-0291. nl63 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDi A set i.f lad.' golf clubs. Call 3-9500. nalG3 Trader Louie NEEDS THOUSAND!? OF ITEMS ODDS Sc ENDS Oh COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Ph. 1-8558 3155 Portland Rd. na FIR RTUMPAGE and fli lotts wanted. Shipment can be made by trucK or ran. Independence number Ac Manufacturing Company, Inc. Independence, Oregon. Ph. 42. 1 na PERSONAL ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous. Ph. 3-9133. r.u box 724. YMCA weoj. m.. :ju p.m p209' STANLEY BOME PRODUCTS, 535 N Winter Piw WILL PERSONS aeelnf driver that back ed Into door of blue '36 v-8 in auey between Paramount and Model Food Market Thurs.. July 8. between 9:30 and 11:55 a.m. nlea.se contact Al Hauth. Capital Journals Pl4 OP aV KING psychic reader advisor on all business and personal problems. Ph. 22950. 590 Union, Apt. 2. J1B5 AUTOMOBILES Eisner Motors to Buy 1M1 CHEV. coupe, le In wheels. 33 Mas ter mntnr. flail -hB 1S8S D St. Ph. j-6134. q in 37" PLY., '42 motor, cheap, best offer takes. 1625 So. High al '47 OLDS flfl 4 dr. sedan. H. St H. Hydra. 1250. Inq. 4050 Beck Ave. Ql63 "49 DODGE Medowbrook, 4 dr. like new. Heater. $1895. Mobile St., 1702 Center. q!63 Eisner Motors Fine Cars 'SI PLYMOUTH Coupe. Good shape, heat er, new brakes. $95. 765 Galnei. Ph. 3-5S60. qI63 CONVERTIBLE '48 Cbev new pint, RAH. ipot lite. W.s. walls, rebuilt motor Price to sell. Ph. 4-2963 bet. St P.m. qlfl Sf" HUDSON CPE. 0 . New bat. Beat covers. 143 8. 24th. t-6643. ql BY OWNER: 1949 Mercury 6 Pss. cpe. RAH St oyerdrlre. Lots or extras, a steal at 11850. flee 864 N. 16th, In rear. ql62 FORlTT-aplckup '8". 2330 N. Church af ter 7 p.m. I1"! ZEEB'S USED CARS BUY 8KU. TRAD1 TERMS 332S Falrtroondi Rd. Pb. K. WANTED! Good tiled pickup, Utt "J el. Par cub. Ph. J-iril. AUTOMOBILES 32 PLY. ROADSTER. Very clean, good cond. Rubber good. Ph. 3-4128. Dorland ?wnn: ql66 Eisner Motors to Sell q' Immediate Delivery 1950 Studebaker 2-DOOR SEDAN $1722.71 Bonesteele's 370 N. PH. 3-9277 BAljBw qifla' FOR SALE NEW" TRUCK GUARANTEE" 1950 i-ton Inter pickup. TD6 Inter, tractor. 1943 Fed. dump trk. 1943 Fed. louder. 1042 Chv 6-whccl with trk equip. Pll. 3-1952 or Pll. 3-7121. 835 So, Com'l. ql&7 39 CHEV-rtr. 'is tight body. New tires Heatpr. 1285 Burchooc. dr. South ol fiwegle school. Ph. 3-5198 eve. ql64 Factory Delivery 1951 KAISERS & FRAZERS Built to Better the Best NEW LOW PRICES TEAGUE MOTOR CO. 355 N. LIBERTY, SALEM PH. 2-417S BARGAINS ON BROADWAY AT Western Motors GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 1SSS BROADWAY PH. 3-9)31 WANTED LATE MODEL CARS 1940 to 1950 We Need Them GET YOUR TOP DOLLAR Anderson's Used Cars MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS 'II) IIARf.EY-fiAVinsoN '!. low' mlleaae, foot ahlft. Ph. 3 .128 Dorland Swan. qalflfl FARM EQUIPMENT 48 CO-OP self propelled combine 10 ft. cut. variable speed, powered with Chrys ler Industrial eiiBlne. Has harvested on ly 300 acres. Excellent condition. Price S3200. Contact Inteutate Tractor At Equipment Co.. Salem. Oregon. Ph. 2-4101. qbiei garden'tractor equip, excel cond! CoH I4S4 Will sell 1223 Call A. BUTT Black 2270 Chemnwa Rd. ' qbl89 BOATS BOATS Aluminum Speedmasler 1105 up. Haiterty Sea 8 lie it - kit $43.70 com plete assembled boats 163.50. Allen Hardware, 236 N. tom'l. qql3 FINANCIAL OENERAL FINANCE CO. LOANS Lie. 8133 and M-328 and ROY H. SIMMONS INSURANCE ANR LOANS Hear Top Trades" 13:05 Dally KBLM 1390 KCl 138 S. Commercial St. Tel. 1-9181. f VACATION AND TRAVEL LOANS See the Yes Man Don't borrow unnecessarily, but If you're short ei cuh for vacation or travel expenses a cash loan from per aonal may be the best solution to your problem. Repay when you return first payment not due tor 30 days or lonser. Loans $25 to $300 made on salary, furnl ture. Up to 1500 on auto, PERSONAL Finance Company Pacific Building Room lit 51B STATE STREET Phone 2-3484 C. R. Allen. Mir. Lie. S-133 M-163 rlflS FARM AND CITY LOANS 4S and 5 YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment with. In reason. Cajth for Ra1 EM ate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 687 Court St. Ply 4-2281 T $ CASH $ Hollywood Finance Co. 1980 Falrerotinds Road Next Door to Bank Free Parking Ph. 2-7033 Lie No. M369-8201 Floyd Kenyon, Mgr r PRIVATE MONEY Special itatea and Terms On Larer Leans Long and Short Time Payments ROY H. SIMMONS 136 S. Commercial 8t Ph. 3-9161 CASH UP TO $1500 PHONE OR CALL IN TODAY PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 118 S. LIBERTY PH. 4-2203 AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO, 182 8 Church Parking a-Plenty Ph. I'jrlJkV TRAILERS 1017 WHIRLABOUT 14 foot house trailer. Good condition. 195 Rlckreall. Orer. pn. uaiias jooh. 27 FT. trailer house. 11450. Both trailer camp. no w"""- " GIBSON TRACTOR sales At service, Clin ton Motor, Howser Bros. 1410 8. 12th Ph. 3-3646 I ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED "LOOKING FOR FURNITURE?" SHOP TH HFWLT RESTOCKED Hl-WAY TRJtDINO POST TODAV AND SAVKIII per running ioo 9112 Felt Base Rugl ,...14.95 ...19900 ...129.50 Lorely Velour Daveno St Boeker Choose irom caw Bprlng Filled Mattresses ouarameea " Reconditioned Kec Refrtgeratort I39.M Priced irom.. Headquarters for CROSLEY. MONTAQ, L wmmmm Nurserymen Come Up With 70 Ways to Chill or Warm Up By HARMAN W. NICHOLS Washington, July 10 U.R There are many ways to keep cool such as gulping a Tom Collins, air-cooling the house or having Mama make you a breeze with a palm leaf. But the American Association of Nurserymen has come up with 10 new ways. Not only ways to chill off in summer, but how to warm up in winter. The association starts off witn a sort of weather report, which says: "In many areas of the coun try, the coldest winds come from the north, northeast, and north west. In the summer, they usual ly come from the west, south west, and south." From there on, the association report is mostly nursery. About plants, that is. You can, it says, "curve plant" your evergreen and shrubs in the form of a high hedge. Then, the cold breath of winter from the north will skirt around the house and leave you snug and warm. Even snve fuel, maybe. This type of planting, the association says, "can save a lot DIRECTORY AnniNC, MACHINES All mnkea u.ed machine, aold. rented, repaired. Roen. 45g Court. Ph. 3-773. o AUTO RADIOS MARION MOTORS NASH 8EHV1CS Towlnl aervlee dav ohon, 31391. Nlfht 3-180,. 333 Centfr. RL'II.DINO AND CARPF.NTRY Labor contract roui new home. Alio re modelln. and repair. Pt 3-1311. o RtlMDOZINO Harrr Robertaon. ph l-TOl. ITtO N nth 0111' Bulldoilnr, levellne, road bid!., dear. Inn, teeth for bra.h Vlrill Huakar. lnlo Palrvlew Ave. Ph 1-3118. Salem. OUT CARPENTER Carpenter Old vrk or n,w by eontraet or hour. Ph t-7iK 0173' CASH REGISTERS InMant delivery of new RCA eaah rea dier. All make. -old. rented, repaired Roen. 8 Court. Ph 3-8113. . o CEMENT WORK roundatlon. aldewaika. driveway., patloi. curba. walla. tc. Call 3-410. o miMNEY SWEEP Oil atove furnace, chimney, vacuumed, cleaned. Eniley. Til s 31aL ph. 1-1IT8 OKI- EXCAVATINO Ben Otjen At Son eaeavatlnt and fran. In. Land claarlnt Ph 3-3830 QUI' EXTERMINATORS Cockroach. Molh rCxtermtnalor Service. Ph. -3li, Laa Crnaa Rl a Doi ill c el3 PIRE CONTROL t Red Comet Automatic fir. control Ph 4-3180. 0..3' nrrlthaupt'a for flowera. Dial 3-HT1. ntAVT 11AV1.INO All klnda. anywhere anv ilm, Salem Equipment Co Dav. 3-3881. NltM l-l? Driver 3817 Stavton ol3 notmr.nni.n ranniTTH J. R. Watklna Co produrts. Fret de. livery. 1717 Center. Ph, .. o MIKCAPE "M'RrRT ' F. A. Doerfler St Huns Ornamental. 1MI N. Lancaster Dr. at 4Cnr Ph. 3-1322 o' LAWNMOHERU flliarpenlne, "tiarantred piervlre. ' Hew power and hand never Call Harry W Brott, 147 8 Com'l 8t ol92 MW "'VKRH KNIFW JtnARPrNFa At Vt Door grinding, lawn mowers, grit sors. knives, liter's Ph. I-BH23. o MATTRlEHgEH Capital Beddlnt. Pnwve I-4040. o officii" n'aNiTiiRE a m ppi ira Desk (hairs, lies, mine supplies, safes, duplicators, supplies, desk Tamps, type writer stands. Roen. 434 Court. e PAINTING Elfstrnm'g ar enju to do your painting. Ph. 12491 O" PAINTING AND APFnAVmNO Ph 3-Blii for oMTtinr pawrhsnstne. Attractive rate. Free ejllmate. o!7i FUher. 170 Lancaster Dr Ph. pirn rf m amino Picture framing. Phone 1-6497. Ri'teheon Paint Store ROAD GRADING Jot Btrkkfaden. Ph 1-5410. aoTO aooTrs Call Electric t'oto Rnoter for flogged sewers, drains. PS I M27. L. Howard "AND GRAVEL Oarden Mil. crashed rock. Shovel and dragline excaretlne Walling Band Ar Gravel Co.. Ph. 1-9249 o Gravel, sapd. Ht and dirt wholesatr and retail. Tractor scoop and trucks for -flirt moving. Valla Sand Oravei Co. Ph. 2-4002. o" FPTIC TANKS K. P Hamel, etie tanks, sewer and drain line cleaned Otiaranted work 1143 8th Bt. let Salem Ph 1-7404 0l72 IVflke's Septic Service Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service on sewers, drain. 1079 Elm St.. W. Salem. Ph. 3-941). 0117' SEWING MACHINES All makes repaired, free estimates. In your home, free pick up and delivery. Singer Bewlns Maehin Commercial. Ph. 3 1M2 SEWER CLEANINO SERVICE Electric Roto-Rooter, Exclusive Pstent. Razor Sharp Hutting Blade. Clean iew erj, drains, L, Howard Ph. 3-5327. o TRANSFER St STORAGE Local Ac D,"iltance Transfer, storage. Burner oils, coal St briquets. Trucks to Portland dallr. Agent for Bekfns. House hold goods moved to anywhere in Ufl. or Canada. Larmer Transfer Storate. Ph. 3-3131. o TYPEWRITERS Smith Corona, Pmington. Royal. Un derwood portables. All makes ued ma chines. Repairs St rent. Roen, 450 Court. VENETIAN BLINDS Elmer The Bllndman. Ph. 3-7328. o Nels Frlesen. Estimated St Installed. 119 Aah, Dallas, Oreg. Ph, 34S4. Q173 Balem Venetian B?lnds made to order or reflnlshed. Relnnoldt Si Lewis. 2-3639 0 WEATHER STRIPPING Free estimate. T PULLMAN. Ph. S-89fl5. 0182' WELL DRILLING WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaners Window, walls. St woodwork cleaned Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Ph. 3-3337. 347 Court. Langdoc, CJlberUon and Mather. WINDOW SHADES Washable, Roller. Made to order. 1 day del. Relnnoldt Lewis. Ph. 2-3839. o WOOD-ANDSAWDUST West Salem Fuel Ho. Ph. 3-4031. LODGE AKlnewood No. 204, AT. & A.M. Stated Communication Mon day, July 9, 8:00 pjn. . 162 of coal or oil. ... If the wind break reduces the wind from 12 to three miles an hour at 32 de grees, it will take only half the amount of fuel to heat your house." Dr. H. E. Landsberg, the ex ecutive director of the commit tee on geo-physics and geogra phy of the U.S. research and de velopment board, conducted lot of experiments on the plant-for-comfort deal. He and other scientists found that the fuel requirement is a little larger for the combination of 32 degrees and a 12-mile wind than it is for zero and a three mile wind. In a state experiment station test of a windbreak, It was learn ed that fuel cost was reduced 22.0 percent. But what arc we talking about? This is summer, not blus tery cold. The nurserymen claim that In the summer, when you want the breezes from the west if you plant your shrubbery right, they will be led unsuspectingly Into pocket. The same amount of air com inay Intrt the. iuIHa eniMtind , a ward the west will be forced through the narrow space) be tween the house and the plant ing, thus the air will move fast er and your house will bo cooler. The nurserymen ars little vhruc, IhouKh, about how iinM.,M !. , m nmateur ought to go about the 1 1V:MV-T1 business of coniirut himlf UlLlZl 1,' l:mJH DV BOlllnff All awfnfv ullin nut t i. Biiruuucry. The SMOclation advUcs: "In areas . whera cond I U on differ from the above,' by ob serving the direction of prevail ing winds in both summer and winter, the same Idea can brlS cum ca oui. prevailing wind from a mfill dep. The contention of (ha vUn men It that there ro many v.y make iht sun work for ou-J nnd actually make you cooler ( The temperature in plant i. they tny( many timet coolrr than' r that of a pavement In the .un.lli. U.VV":. nr. Pliinti. It li clnlmed. tmnenlr ' im. ii-m r it- i -jt rwi iiaiuii ui (up mrrig ture rfntng from them make the air cooler. AM of which has me little con f uned. Doy, fetch me another Tom CnllinV j SALEM MARKETStj? - Cetngleled Irem regeie f ftateei eVeleft fer the eldaaee reofial JcwtMl rraS.r igUalaaatl iaiia i el all peed Prleei reg Mah is tg tta Mill rellela g Dalrr Feed f4 ig Poalirv-fiiiving irM matte A mm. red hens, 31c. grade A Ugbf hn. lci eredg A Md twtt, lit: grade eolsrerf f rrara. g iw aa iak. frrera. 25c tee Beting Prtee Laree AA a.. i a 44.49c; me-dtum A i, lie. tnediga A. te. r: small, tic: crag. VTheleaale P-rlr r.. ..mh.u le ahn.e thee ire Le nre ttmmm generally aiiotM al lir a Betlerlal rramium e?e Mm a am m a -- (fc-jring prices V iiae wboigggjg grado A. egg, retgji Part) a ltd LtTftkl. Portland. Ore, JBI 10 jnt vtw- Cattle salable I1M: tned et steers around 1 00 higher. Ores atft-rs wwtly 50c up. Heifers and tw yenerait eid? to strona. Load ererge ggod I Itt pmnd fed swrs 2t. Few high anMiaTt f.. teers 2g 50-2. CnmiRw and low fr.. dlum grades 23-27 50. Odd modlum heif. ers Hi-27. Cutter end row;mwi dsirv trpe heifers mnstl? i-1t Canner and cutler cows generally lj-ia H Sneiir down to II SO or beiow Commrwi and medium beef cows generally H-21. Few roung cows to 22 40. Oood boll 22 V). 23 SO. Odd head 23 7 Common and medium sausage bulla active nrwtly 18 50-21, Calves salable 150 Mrfct ai-nT ...i. sales steady. Oood vealer 27-30. Few gnnd nn cnoice nu new ground II. Common and medium 1S-35. Hoes aalable 6u0. Uarket rather glnw fully 1 00 hieher. Uxd and choice 10 330 pounds 25.50 to mmtly 20 New hiTh since November. I (.41 Few 270 pnunrts 24 50. 1B0 pounds 25 Oood 110.ift nnnnd. sows 19 50-20 50. Under 100 pounds sows up io 4i av. rew goon 111 pound feeder plas 25.5t. Lighter weUhla held abount 30. but choice feeders scarce Sheep salable 1R00. Market actire maMly 50 cents nigher. Onod and choice prlmr Inmbs 33-33. M. Few 31.75 Oond feeders mtwtly 30. Ooon and choice 85 pound shorn yearlings uu tn 21 mi nt slaughter ewes 7-7.50 Chicago Llveaiork (Jiiicago, Jul 10 ojjo ftmnAit.i. stock: Hoax: Salable 10.000: fairly active. Sj-BOc higher on all weights butchers: sows un der 350 lbs 25 to as much at soe higher, heavier wlehta aows strong to 25c high To?. 84,ao' h,"n"t ln November . 1948. Most good and choice 180-340 lb butchers 24.00-24.50; 350-270 lbs ai 00 23.85; 2B0-31O lbs. 21.75.23.00; g few good 150-170 lbs. 21. 50-33. S0l good and choice lows under 350 lbs 19 75-21 00-360-425 lbs. 18.00-19 75: 450-600 lbs. 16 00 17.75: good clearance. Sheep: Salable 7- ar slaughter lambs 25-50 e lower, choice springers topped at 28.50: old crop lambs and yearllnua 22 00: mrt good and choice spring iambs 28.00-:fi2Leep,Meal7- b,lk "Huhter ewes 8 00-10.00. choice 125-lb offerings 10 so. odd head 11.00. Cattle; Salable 12.000: calves 600 slaughter ateers fsirly active, steady to 50c higher than late last week, most advance on choice steers over 1.150 lbs heifers steady to strong; sows mostly steady; bulls steady to 2&c higher: veal ers steady. Most early sales good and choice steers and yearling 29 75-33 25 two loads choice around 1,275 to 1 33S lb. weights 32.75, few load held higher medium to low-good 26.00-29.50; good and choice fed heifrs 29.25-33.00: com mon and medium beef cows mostly 20.00 22.50. canners and cutters largely 16.50 19 50; medium and good sausage bulls 24.00-26.00, few 2f 25 vealerg 30.00 down. Portland Grain Portland, July 10 bPy Cash train un quoted. Cash wheat fbldi: Boft white 2.15: goft while (excluding rex) 3.15: white club 2. IS Hard red winter: Ordinary 2. IS; 10 per cent 2.15; 11 per cent 3.15; 12 per cent 3.15. Hard white baart: Unquoted. Today's car receipts: Wheat 24; corn 10; oats 4; mill feed 1. Chlcare Grain Chicago. July 10 (P Soybeans scored substantial gains while feed grains Hump Rural Carriers Elect Officers Lloyd A. Ferrcll of Grants Pass and Mrs. Audrey White, Hermiston, were elected presi dents, respectively of the Oregon Rural Leter Carriers' association and auxiliary at the close of their annual convention Satur day. Ashland was selected as the place for the 1051 meeting. Others elected to office by the carriers were Warren Coombs, Eugene, first vice president: Floyd S. Cramer, Monroe, sec ond vice president: Eldon Mul strom, Adams, secretary-treasurer, and Lloyd Johnson, Ashland. member of the executive com mittee. Auxiliary elections included Gladys Rammin, Medford. first vice president: Margaret S Myers, ' St. Helen's secretary treasurer, and Alma Davis. Sa lem, member of the executive committee. The convention attracted 65 carriers and 58 auxiliary mem bers. Kil.iuea vnicano in Hawaii Ik the legendary home of I'ele. known in many Pacific Islands as the goddess of volcanoes. MARKET QUOTATIONS leea lirife ateitrt r...-!. Bo Vetieg PMSlng tr.t.ai Hprlne .amtM piliiulVr It9 Itu I Met 111 it. Ilk og tt i. ? M lie e ( i;ic j tan Mil is Sal.! - " ttMiiHiarTiVriairie) eoMtv iM f?" i'" """f"-w "" 91 -. . II I aee--gt Mm rir e-:er.l g-rWe, ( e ere (Vin e(Me. lH Ofe I tea ait g, ItifteU 1 ke I hag ' -.-. h:. Iee-T .eHVM ft tAe Itvu te - ; 4 e mtn.mm. i .f a i'imm ! e iu etla tHt te.tt Kjtif ' ' ..e n' AA tlllaM -r A p'tnl a ie tee " l him-'i it A R ib a it el. lit, ( P'l;ab4 l-ea ll'v i r V t1 etit "."ZCuZ""''" , .r , Vl'Z f J": m4 n n no.. ?te m im t lfMied : owe 4H Mas f-f atMi t.era rtfV'atn4 Heat , 4 Te ajaaitie lt.e f t iilher f'tt et"-t -fig gttali o lie Met tar M(t, il i Ht ' UM fewtefft, II lej gowa. fe f I aeM T" 4e ffttrrft,' .le. McitMi , II iw lb . rough fsnners ft Pt tteetg 'Wrv .a,at faaW f 1 I ntt,st w- aoa is , tg-4l Mi exeetttM.tlT-g- rltt'lf 111-41. tawa rvwvetv.el. l sn 41; Htllltf, V ve T ewf)frer eiirra. IJI15. a ewla- ,, hi ml gnail- e ,vg-a tonfrtd full 1"ins. trim- iri4. ITI-r trtanete Hill sins re rkj Ill-M. nra g.g: foreouar lr !- Br It . gvrtnmerclai, 113-40; wf-l.ie. HI-19 I aiieg-owaat ebertee. I-T; commercial 127. l.ttmtra -1 ht trttng Umb. 14s- 47. rwterrtat, HJ-44 itlii.ty, 119-41. Wtt -d V- iV- dn un. Pti rata t.n. Wr 1 Ih Ml hem'-'.Tjt, ,g ,ha dwn l-ia: car feast 1f-l7 tM n,-t) mlted welelita, II hirwr: eftryTTha lii-. tvtllawel MKHleew CHUeeie f-i ra Orr WeMern Tel- lewr Jim I n1tm. II 10-1 I, larse 11 50 I; TriM M IV eat II W-T yellow. II T2-I. Ma. tlll-M rlf. yellowg 11.75- IM ra il re iit w Patattwe- Ore r-v-ai mne w tin en No 1. 8IT9-I: DetVires Htv'U fXd etor arc. W 14, lt-M Marm Riuueta. No !A l S.gV tM r-i CaPf t-nnt whites. '-12ft. ivt-ne to 11 H else R 12 25-35. Klaanarh F;ig Rsaaetg geid atoraae. No 1A. 14 - Hay-New irrwp' stack bales 0 B No 8 ere'i, gtfaJfa rv T eit '' P O 11 Portland ef Pt lt.rtd marrets 131-33 1eit, U A Uri I ifi if-ti liTfif.t ll tfin new ernrp ts and eh m.fd ha or uneriif)t4l elwver thi rtomlrallf 121-10 dependlftg em niaifir grid toratlori baled tn W'11afi,aMt ygliee fm raeearg tUrft Dry 15 I to peelers: gren 7c lb and Ik!..w flffl Vallef eoarte and ttidium grader Mnhalr tt-Sie n. on 12-fnMith growth. -TTiiriallf ni.ee Ce"-ea l5e lb ntrrMnt le we:tht; kips, Jg-jar b; bef 11-Hr ih ; bulls 7-He lb. Ciintrf htiyfe pi' 3c Itw illberte Whoieial prices Jumbo ! e: large 11-lOr; med:um 15 Ifl'iC Grow tr prices: Orchard run. 1-lOe eValnela Whnt'fg'e prices Pel lb tn 100-lb lots: Firt quality lu ;()' Sl-13'i arse. 2t-104e md:-fn ?fl-Sf.f " ond gualHv tiimtii 1t'. larir 27 37 t; medium Jl'.i-iSe bahr. 19 "a 30'4e Orowr prices, orrhard run1 Fran- ed on the board of trede. Wheat prW moved around the nr Ions li-'e, not making headway m either dir'i on. Trading tn snvhearut van nfrvris and rapid price ehani. developed. Hiwever, after the government ram- nit ulth an estimate of sharply reduced rt'on acre age, soybeans went up Saturday's finish ano sisyeo there vw rrop montns scoreo new seasonal mans. nom corn and oats d'piavrd wakneu throughout the aesslon. Corn p',r-r.es on t to-arrlvg btuu ayaw were :ree. total ing around 2M f on hn.ri-L wva'rter was considered favorable for development of new crop corn and oa'j. Wheat had difficulty In letting a trnd. Mill buying helped the market early Later, hedging pressure became imre pro nounced. Wheat closed H lower to . hteher. July 12 31'..: dim aran tn I a-ml lRI July I1.54S, oats were l-.er to higher. July mk.u-. rve w. '4 U Cent higher, July tt.lS'i. sovDertrvs were hlnhef, July 13 22-n 21 i nrt lard was 10 to 30 cnts a hundred pounds (t.snrr, JUly 113 12-112 30 WHY SUFFER ANY LONGER When others fall, use out Chinese re medies. A urn ring auccese Int (010 yean In China No matin witn what ail men U you are afflicted, disorders in us it Is, heart, runes liver kidney, rheumatism, gall end bladder fever tas, constipation, ulcers diabetes, skin, female complaints CHARLIE CHAN Phone 31830 tlU N. C.mmerelal enmrss irr.Rn co. SALEM OKft. Tnea and Sat. .tuy OtflM Bun , 3. I, Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon. Monday. July 10, 1950 21 STOCKS iBj the A.MocKted Prcail American Can Am Pow to 1,1 Am Ttl A Tel Anaeonda Btndli Aviation Btlh stiel Poilne Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacifle Cut J I Caterpillar Chrrnln Con Vultee Continental Can Crown fellorbacb , Curtis Wruhl Douglas Alrrat ,,, ' Dupont d Ntm .oral Flertrio ,,,, General fiiod General Motor ,,,, ' Grtmi-esr lire ' Int Harvester Int Hp.i "'I KetinernlT " I-lbb MrN A- L Long B:i 'V ... '" Montti.meM Ward NMh KrUlntr Nit Ua.ry til Central ' NrtSfrn Paring ' Pe Am Fur, P nu F ee .. 00 H .. I8'4 8.150'i .. 30i .. 4S .. 37H .. 39H .. 3t; .. 1SS .. 38 .. 414j .. 6D S .. 16 , 80 'i , 73S , 44 H , 50 r Tel Tei Penner J O Radi t'orp ' t Rafnn:ei ...i..., Hk?....M Pfd " RtinvJi Uritl .... . Rf.l'H ' Stfiatt Otnrt Srsie It.vh'iri , 't -Jll rin Pf rig tartttard Ol! Co St iiirPiilrf Corp S.imtiiti- Mining 1 ratuarnriira ,,, fn:-n oil rl fn n Pifil: United airline V )te.l Werner Brn Pie ttrWilBtrlh ....10) .... 57 .... , 11 H Mmi Market Htm Yorg Ju! to ip -The stock mar in !, pttUMl oat ol g ma.ntng de t ;.ne t .Ml kerl I3..M r'ttitr ahittkd down CHinteJ were ielit !im.tri ll a ehan tV hoae.K. broke ll a share or less ei an eitreme pari of the riiiAtlnrd ttirotut. the aeASlon. t,wk. eit it a small assortment eliare. mva up under their itr nj.n1ed when prices were da. f-MMH lt .,n,n hen the alow re- ul . Turnover approached T... Matted oil tVSnr with m evl. ,Z &?t plj. C a.fth"!i" !" " )"" f"1" "'W '"i' 'or l?''"1 "lv .'" Ha a n i e'iarp in-ine Friday afternoon prl jWorld Council of Churches in Session Toronto, July 10 VP) Ninety men and women from 44 coun tries met In a high-celling room on the elm-shaded University of loronto campus today In a scene reminiscent of the United Na tions general assembly. They composed the central committee of the world council of churches, founded at Am sterdam in 1948. The 90 mem Irers represent about 160,000,000 church members of all major Christian confessions except Ro man Catholicism. The committee, empowered to act for t he council's nssombly, is studying religious liberty and other world-wide religious prob loins. The assembly meets every five years. In the chair sat the Rt. Rev. Kennedy Allen Bell, lord bishop of Chichester, Eng. Earlier he had gravely told the delegates that the Korean war "forms the tragic background of our meet ing and calls us all to prayer and thought and action." Red China Bans New Look for Women Hong Kong, July 10 (It Com munist new China has ordered the old American look for wo men. Reports leaking through the bamboo curtain say the Reds frown on halrdocs falling below the female car. In schools ond women's units of the Red army, Ihe boyish bob of America's Roaring Twenties is tnc styic. Long tresses, the communists ruled, "are not In consonance with austere living and the pro gressive altitude." GreatChristopher For over Four DecaUoa America' Kirwat Hard Mid Soft Corn or Cl loua Remedy. It Remorea wher. other. PeoL Inatant R.Hef. Doe. ejot bvaporate. 60c and 35c Ade. sai.k.m dk;!' : m State M. onii'in R2952 atM .Kti (;' i , j i,r,ullln-Thc most, tor embroidery mollis; color sug- TODUlar blouse lor sprinK-iiiio-uni-Im'r Is sleeveless nnd sweet. Accent this ensy-sr-w charmer with dainty embroidered floral sprays and wear tho collar open or closed to suit voiir whim. otiprn Rnvelone No. R2952 con tains tissue pattern for sizes 14. 16, and 18 Included; hot-iron transfer Feuz Brothers Win Top Honors Top honors In the model air plane slate finals here Sunday, in a contest sponsored by the Plymouth corporation, were taken by John Feuz. 19, and David Feuz. 13, brothers of Port land, and John Riley of Albany. Tho Feuz brothers took tho senior and junior titles and win trips with expenses paid to the international contest to be held in Deiroit, Mich., August 14- For winning third plate young Riley wins a SM0 scholarship. Several hundred H'iiple wit nessed the contest which wai held at (ieorge K. Waters field. The meet was for controlled models. A free-flight contest wai held at Woodhurn the pre vious Sunday. Winners were Judged on tho busis of points made in tho two contest.. The only Snlem win. ner Sunday was Alan Brabee. who flew his jet model nl n snecd of 121 miles an hour. Other winners Sunday were: Stunllnt. lenlor. n.Tie Flrtye. 'ittuebur.: atiliitltie. Jutt lor. Carlf Alire. Knur,,: al uiitlna. i"ale tla own. r.rl WnoiU. K.jnaMe; open, Wtllun n.tllle. I.a- untitle. tun. or. Ctrl Ahrt ar ale. rttiitr, itai mond Arrl.-nttl i.-,..t ...... feed, rlu. c .nd D Junior! Call Ahre! lime 1-1 SI mt,i: ,.-. n lllor. H. C Albrutit. ,IJ3 -8i. Speed, fla. A and II own. Dick Morrfa ReedapoM. il(12J7i: jrneed rl... a .a Tn n Portland 183.331: awed. claaeO and O renlnr. Jolin Frur. 183 331: apeed. claw a ind n Junior. Martin An. plaottl, Portland, ilnn.aoi HolldaT Entertainment Fairvlew Dinner eitests at tho Carl Wood home on July 4 wero Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and Irving Stephen.! of Coos Bay. Later all attended the Mc Minnvllle Shodeo. DEATHS Sllat Nelaon Silas Nelson, late rtilrioni n DAit.nei In this city, July 7, at the age of 49 years. Shipment Is being made to Fort land by W. T. Rlxdon company for ser vices end Interment. Frtli A. Jon anion Frits A. Johantion. late resident nr . torla, at a local hospital, July g. at the age of 77 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Annie Johanson, Antorls. Shipment has born mndo to Astoria for services nnd Interment by the cinimti.i.np.rir.ir ohapol. Rnrellla Ann Smllh nocellla Ann Smith, late resident of 0 K. Ewald t.. July ffl at th 79. Survived by husband. Walter T nmiih Bslem; two daughters. Mrs. Mnrlon Welty, Balem, and Mrs. Trmn Bramblett, Reedsporl: two aisters, Mrs. Berths Crow der, Seattle, and Mrs. DuIav innhnii.. Banla Rosa, Callf.j three grandchildren. four great-grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Membe. of Hoyal Nelah- uum oi merica ann Ol ine Methodist church. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards chapel. Wednesday, July 12, at 1:30 p.m. with Interment at Bel crest Memorial park. Mark Henry St until Or Mack Henry atnndlter at the resi dence at Balem mute 0, July o, at the age of 80 yenr. Survived by wife, Emm SUndlfer, daughter, Mr. Stella Kite nnd Mrs, Frieda Wyatt, and a son, Cnrson C. Standi fer, all of Salem; bro thers, Iaiic Standi fer. New Taaewell, Trnn., Charles and Robert Standi fer. Morrlstown, Tenn.. Samuel flt.mfif.r MrMlnnvllle, Sidney Mtandlfff, P.irk Flare, Oreg.; slsler. Amanda Wrrirk, Park Place: grandchildren and eleht tr.it vr.ni. children. Services will ! held Wednosday. July 12. at 2 p.m. at the W. T nt.etr. chapel with Rev. P C Stannard officiat ing. Steven Johnaon Steven Johnoofi. late redent nt lit South 23rd street, at Neeknvtn. Ore eon. July 9. Survived by parent. Mr. end Mrs. John H. Johnson of Salem and Elizabeth Jane Jot.nson of im. AUo vlved bt arandnarrnu fUrv :-. n be. held Tuesday. .'ily 11, at 1 p m at the Vlrall T. fiolden enmpanv chapel Hev. Chester Hamrtlin M flelatln. Interment In Helcreit Memorial park OBITUARY Mary R. Baaell Sheridan Mrs. Mar R Rajlt former resident l the SierVlaei diet Mr L died Friday, June 20 at in hntm M hef dauelitrr In Oreon C:tv S',e atil hey his- band were mini the eer.r s'r.rs of tnig area, living In u weat hrartt-ri of valley. Born in Rasley. elatwt n yara ago. Survived by on eon Wayr.e, Or- City: two da Jth'era. Mrs f Nasrt. Oregon City, and Mrs N'trrr.a Hail, ft an te Fe, New Mexi-rt nn n randan, Robert Nash. Hher;rtan Firirai tH-M ere held Mmnoay, J m nr'wrm Cilg with Interment in Sherden emifry POISON jffcfr an Mf IVY ee SUMAC gfiFTrK covrrd an ex tffrw ic-K Vicellrnt new Irrntmnit fnr ivy, oak ur unie poisoninFf. Ws wntfc and safe, dric lip the Misters in a nrpri inply short tirm oflrn within 24 hours. At dnifiRiftti, h4i IVY-DRY Ask for Kcstlons: stitch Illustrations; ma terial requirements and sewing and i . finlxhliiR directions. To obtain inn pattern, send 20o In COINS, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone num ber to Penay Roberts. 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