Salem Wafs Seven Waf volunteers, who, in April, were
enlisted through the Salem Army and Air Force recruiting
office are pictured at Lackland Air Force base, San An
tonio, Texas. Front row, left to right are Dorothy L. Settles,
Ruth Walz and Margaret M. Meier. Back row, left to right
are Gwendolyn K. Hawley, Carol K. Flesher, Ellen H.
Coulson and Sarah E. Finn. Airman Settles was employed
at the Salem Fred Meyer Drug company before enlistment;
Airman Walz worked at Block Shoe store and Margaret
Im. Meier, left a job at the Salem Nu Way Cleaners to enter
the Waf. Formerly employed at Berg's Super Market was
Airman Hawley, daughter of R. L. Hawley of 5115 North
River road. Airman Flesher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gurnee A. Flesher of route 8, box 573. Waf Coulson is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Coulson of 1415 North
23rd street, Salem and Airman Finn is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Orsborn, route 1, Monmouth. She served
as a nurse's aide at the Salem General hospital until donning
the new Waf uniform. (U. S. Air Force photo)
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
... Portland Eastilde Market
Portland 1U.PJ Strawberries sold at $3.15
' a flat for fancy packs on the EasUlde
Farmers' market Friday with bulk of
' beat berries going at 13.50; Freewater
. district cherries mostly 20-23 cents; or-
binary lettuce was I1.3IM.76 ft crate.
PORTLAND PRODUCE UST
Butter fat Tentative, subject to .mmedt-
t change; Premium quality, maximum to
.3b to 1 per cent acidity delivered In Port
land 74-70c lb., first quality 73-74c; sec
ond quality 70-72o. Valley routes and
country points 2 cents leas.
Butter Wholaeaie t.J.o. bulk cuoei to
wholesalers grade, AA 03 score, 71c lb.;
A grade 02 score. 69c; B 90 score, 87c; 89
score 66c. Above prices strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling pr.ee . Portland whole
saler's Oregon singles. 44MM7c. Oregon 6
lb. loaf, 49-53c; triplets. 1 Vic lew than
"'singles.
)'r test to wholesalers: Candled eggs con-
."'tatning no loss, cases Included F. O. fi.
Portland. A grade large, 4B,,4-47yc; A
grade medium, 44 '.j -45 Vic ; B grade, large,
38-40C. A smalls, 46-48c doz. Following
are approximate prices raiq by dealers to
producers for ungraded large henneries,
-, 40-41c; AA grade lee.. 10-43c; A grade lee,,
. 30140c; MA med.. 37-38o; A med., 37-38c;
Atmall, 27-28c.
.tWrtland Dairy Market
1 '..Wtutter price to retailers: Grade AA
prfttt, 75c; A cartons, 7Sc; A prims, (;
cartons 76c; B prints, '2c.
Eies Price to retainers. Orade AA
larne, 54c; A large, 40-49c; A med.,
i 4Bc; A medium, 46-47c. Cartons 3c addl-
tlonal.
Cheese Price to mailers, Portland.
Oregon, singles. 46-51c; Oregon loaf, 6-lb.
loaves to 52-55c 'b. ; triplets I Vsl less
than tingles. Premium brands singles
69',-ac; loaf, 6 Hi. Processed American
cheese, 6-lb. loaves Ui retail, 46tt-47V4o lb.
Poultry
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality, P. O. B.
plants) fryers, 2W-3 'bB. 3D-30c; 3-4 lbs.,
28-20c; roasters, 4 lbs, and over 2B-2Be;
light hens, all weights, 17-18c; heavy hens,
all weights, 16-I7c; old roosters, all
i weights, 13-15c.
Dressed Chickens Fryers, 2V-3 lbs., 43
45c; roasters, 43-44c; light hens, 31-32c;
heavy bens, 36-37c; cut up fryers, all
- weights, 43-44C.
Dressed Turkeys A grace young bronze
hens, net to growers, F O. B. farm on
dressed basis. 39c lb.; A grade toms same
basis, 37c. A grade toms. New York style
46; B grade, 44c.
Rabbits Average to growers: Live,
Whites. 4-5 lbs., 23-27C lb.; 6-6 lbs., 21-24C
lb., old does, 10-12c; colored 2c lower,
colored or heavy does and bucks, 12-18c
lb. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 67
61c. Bold higher.
Country Killed Meats
' Veal Top quality. 60-53C lb.; teod
Notice to
Septic
Tank Owners
There's nothing more simple
than a septic tank when it
works! And there's nothing more
embarrassing than a septic tank
that doesn't work! Usually there
are two reasons why they stop-up
and overflow first, because the
tanks are not cleaned at proper
intervals; secondly, toilet tissue
that does not readily disintegrate
may clog the drains and force
them to back up1
Few toilet tissues are mad
with the septic tank problem in
mind. The one that is MD
Toilet Tissue is scientifically
processed so that it absorbs water
completely and quickly. Try it
in a glass of water and see for
yourself.
Best advice: Consult your
County Health Department, your
plumber, or a septic tank service
company, for advice on cleaning
your tank. Use MD Toilet Tissuel
Ideal
Organic
Fertilizer
PEET MOSS
With Poultry Dropping!
VALLEY
FARM STORE
3935 Silverton Rd.
Ph. 22024
heavies, 45-48c: other grades 38-45C.
Hogs Lean blockers, 26-30c. sows,
25-2BC.
Lambs Top grade springers, 48-53e;
other grades, according tr quality.
Mutton Best ewei and wethers, 20-22c
lb.; rough, heavy bucks, ewes. 17-lBc.
Beer utility cows, 42-43c W-l canner
cutters. 38-40c.
(Wholesalers to retailers per ewl.l
Beef Steers choice 500-700 lbs. 653..
858.30; good, 853-IDB.3D: commercial, ao
151.30: utility. $47.50-149.30.
Cows Commercial. $45-151.30; utility,
I42-S47: canners. 141-143.80.
Beef Cuts (choice steer!--Kind quar
ters, 662.50-164.20; rounds, 161-163.30; full
loins, trimmed, iBl-84.60; triancies, w
4F 40; forequartens, 448-53. 70; chuck 850
55: ribs. $64-70.30.
Veal Good, $66-58.60; commercial, 850-
51.80.
Calves Choice, $5fl-57; commercial,
$48-51.40.
Lambs Prime springers, $56-657.00; good
S5&-J56; commercial, s-i6; utility sin
mutton aood-choice, 825-828.
Pork Cats Loins. No. 1 8-12 lbs.. $58.
57.20; shoulders, 16 lbs., 837.50-39.50; neck-
bone in. I38.50-41.20: spareribs. 44.ao-4e.io;
pork carcasses, $32.50-33.50; slab bacon,
S39-4B: iresh hams. 10-14 lbs., saz 54. so.
Smoked Hams Skinned, 851-56' slab
bacon, $43-51. Refined lard In drums, $17-
18.50; slab bacon, $38-45,
Portland Miscellaneous
Cauliflower Aria., Cal., std. crates,
$2.75-3.00; lettuce '.rate " 82.75-3.25.
Celery Cal. flat crate, 2-2 Va doz., $3.26'
$4.25. Few to $4.50. Ore.. $2.25-2.50.
Onions 50-lb. sacks Texas White Wax,
$5.0O-S6.00; Cojlf. reds, large 65.00-66.00;
medium $4.oo-$a.oo yeuows, med., sa.75
14.00.
Potatoes New crop Calif. Long white,
No. 1A, mostly $7.30 cwt, few to 87.90.
Hay u. b. no. z green auaiia, newer
ed carlots F. O. B. Portland. 844-J4S toni
wiuamette valley grain ana ciover oay,
nominally $25-27 a ton, baled at farm; No.
1 Timothy mixed bay, F. C. B. Portland,
baled, $44-45; No. 1 grass hay nominally,
840.00 baled, F. O. B. carr truck lots.
Caseara Bark Dry, 15c to peelers.
Wool Willamette valley mostly nomln
al at 45c lb. arease bails.
nonair asc pound on iz-monin crowtn.
p. o. b. country snipping points.
Hides Calves, lfl-16c lb. according to
weights, green kins, t0-12c; beef, 10-12c
lb.; bulls, 3-4 '4c; green butcher cow bides,
6 'A -8c. Country buyers pay 2c less.
tlinerts prices to growers, it cents id.
for orchard run Franquette, 17-20c lb.;
orchard run. Wholesale prices, first quality
large Barcelona, 24ft-2HC id.
walnuts Approximate price to growers
wholesale price F. O. B. shipping point,
for orchard runs; Franquette, 17-20c lb.:
largo Nn. 1, 31 -3 J "Ac lb.; No. 2 grade
babies. 33?i-34ic. Walnut meats, to pro
ducers. 45-65c lb depending on quality.
SALEM MARKETS
Compiled from reports of Salem dealers
for the guidance of Capital Journal
readers (Revised dally.)
Livestock
Fat dairy cows $16.00 to $17.00
Cutter cows ,.$13.00 to $16.00
Dairy heifers $18.00 to $33.00
Bulls $30.00 to $27.00
Calves, 300-500 lbs .$24.00 to $32.00
Oood veal $30.00 to $34.00
Sheen
Spring lambs $23.0r to $34.50
Retail Feed Prices
Rabbit Pellets $4.00,
Ere Mash 88.50.
Dairy Feed 84.40.
Ponltry Baying Prices Colored fryers,
38c; old roosters, 14c: colored fowl, 17c;
Leghorn fowl, 15c; roasters, 28c.
Egga
Buying Prices Eggs, AA 45c: large A,
41-48c; medium AA, 38c; medium A, 36
44c; small 33-39c; crax 32c.
Wholesale Prices Egg wholesale prices
generally 5-7c higher than the prices
above. Large grade A generally quoted at
54c, medium 50c.
Botterfat (Buylna price). Premium 73c.
No. 1. 72c; No. 3, 63e.
Butter Wholesale trad A parchment,
75e lb.: retail. 60c.
Arthritis Sufferers
Mr. J. H. Casey:
In regard to Casey's Compound,
I cannot praise It enough for what
it has done for me. For two years
I had arthritis In my finger joints.
It was so painful, I could hardly
move my fingers, the Joints were
so stiff and sore. After taking 3
bottles of Casey's Compound I am
free of pain and stiff joints. Mrs.
J. Stanley McLaughlin, 1115 Boone
Rd., Salem, Oregon.
Ask Your Druggist or Write
J. H. CASEY
Box 731 Portland, Oregon
BUIIIOHS
SStioo'Si eral years at the Chemawa In
lom, protcu th. MmitiT. dian school. She was a gradu-
not. Alk tor the Bunion u, , . , . TT . . ... .
"
"Piles were daily torture
until I found Paro
gives amasng relief!"
Amazing Paso relieves torture of simple piles
fatt. Acta to relieve itching, pain tnttomtly.
Soothes raw. Inflamed tissues. Lubricates and
softens dry, hardened parts. Hripa reduce iwfll
inf. heal cracking. So don't suffer needless
mi wry o simple piles. Get Paso, get real com
fort ti(M . Ak your doctor about it. Sup-
, potitory form or tube with perforated pipa.
1 QuttwmU md Sfpmmit
STOCKS
lEy The Associated Press)
Admiral Corporation 36 Mi
Allied Chemical 72
AIM Chalmers 0
American Airlines ... 13V
American Power Si Light 21
American Tel Si Tel l<t
American Tobacco 56H
Anaconda Copper 43
Atchison Railroad 86s.
Bethlehem Steel 4i
Boeing Airplane Co
Borg Warner 70
Burrows Adding Machine 17
California Packing
Canadian Pacific 36tt
Caterpillar Tractor 53
Celanese Corporation 40 Vi
Chrysler Corporation 78 Vi
Cities Service lOH't
Consolidated Edison 35
Consolidated Vuiiee 1BV
Crown Zellerbact 62
Curtisn Wright 8J,i
Douglas Aircraft BO'.'i
duPont de Nemours 87 Vi
Eastman Kodax 42
Emerson nadio 13
Oeneral Electric
Camera, roods
Oeneral Motors
Otiorala Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Home take Mining Co
Internationa Harvester
International Pape
Johns Manvtlle
Kennecott Copper
Llbby McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew s incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvlnator
New torV Central
Northern Pacific
Pacltfo American Pish
Pacific Oas it Electric
Pacific Tel & Tel
Packard Motor Car
Penny, J. C. Co
Pennsylvania R; R
Pepsi Cola Co
Phllco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonlei Incorp
R&yonler Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel ,
Reynold:, Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc
Scott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck St Co
Bocony-Vacuum Oil ,
Southern Pacific ,
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil N. J
Studebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining t.
Swift & Company ,
Transamerlca Corp ,
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Paclflo ,
Dnlted Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation ,
United State Plywood ..
United States Steal
Warner Pictures ,
Western Union Tel
Westinghotue Air Brake ,
Westing-house Electric
Woolworth Compnnv
. 33
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10 U !
, 25
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Stock Market
New York m Stocks maintains thflr
upside edge Friday by a slight margin.
Trading continued quiet.
uains were almost all fractional with
a few active issues pushing to a point or
more. The downside of the market was
confined to fractions.
The volume of trading dried uo tn an
estimated 1,100,000 shares, the lowest of
this week. Thursday's total came to
1,370,000 shares.
Railroads provided most of the am
munition for the rise.
Chicago Grain
Chicago UFt Most a rain firmed nn the
board of trade Friday while rye and old
crop soybeans, which have been the
strongest performers over recent weeks,
imea lower on pronc-iacing.
Dealing were active early, during which
period the widest gains were scored, but
slackened later when the market could
do no better than barely hold onto the
early advances.
Wheat was bought on reports of crop
damage In the northwest and lack of
moisture In the dry areas of that terri
tory. Prospect of tale of wheat to Bracel
helped.
Wheat closed unchanged to Ve higher,
July $2.31-$3.31. corn H-ftc higher,
July $1,854. oats U to 1 cent higher.
July 79 H -80c, rye 3 to 3Vc lower, July
$2.10l,-$2.10. soybeans 3 lie lower to 2
cents higher, July $3.36, and large un
changed to S cents a hundred pounds
lower, JUiy 112.10.
Portland Grain
Portland (AT No tra.u actions on the
grain market Friday because of the Rose
Festival,
Portland Livestock
Portland 0J.RJ Cattle Friday IB:
week 1665; market steady.
Calves Friday 10; for week 360.
Hogs Friday 60: for week 3050.
Sheep Friday 60: for week 3090.
Word Received of
Mrs. Weigel's Death
Salem friends have received
word of the death of Mrs. Carl
Weigel, formerly of Salem, at
Portland Thursday.
Funeral services will be a'
11 a.m. Saturday at the Port
land crematorium, and friends
are asked to contribute to the
cancer fund in lieu of flowers.
Mr WpicpI tmiD-ht fnr sav.
BUS UX MIC UiUVCISlby Uk VS1CBU1!
and was a member of Phi Mu
sorority.
Surviving are the widower,
Ca,rl ,! "- "y;
o twin urumer, nxuiur rnauix
of Portland and a younger
brother, Ed Priaulx of Chil-
quln, Ore.
A host of tiny electric switches,
commonly known as relays, func
tion in transmitting a call
through a dial telephone central
office.
Spraying Begins
For Budworm
Oregon's forestry department
Wednesday started spraying its
forests for budworm and expect
ed the project to be well under
way by Friday or Saturday.
Three airplane loads were
sprayed on the areas around El
gin, Ore., Wednesday, but they
were unable to get more than
that on the forests at that time
because of shortage of equip
ment.
State men and biologists of the
bureau of entomology have been
watching the budworm to catch
it in the proper stage, but
spite the careful watch the
worms came out sooner than ex
pected and operators who were
to do the spraying did not have
their equipment on the site.
Equipment was moved in im
mediately, however, and spray
ing got underway to catch the
worm.
The state d part men t this year
will treat approximately 366,000
acres with the cost of the work
about one dollar an acre. In all
there will be approximately
640,000 acres of infected forest
area in Oregon sprayed, with the
U. S. Forest Service spraying
that not done by the state for
estry department.
DEATHS
Bathe
In this city June 10, Paul Bathe, age
76, late resident of Portland. Announce
ment of servlcea later Or the W. T. Rig
don Co.
Qallllen
Mrs. Catherine QuUlion. at the resi
dence, 3845 D St., June II, at the age
of 82. Survived by daughter, Mrs. E. E.
Burnham, Aurora. Shipment has been
made to Newport by the Virgil T. Oolden
Co. for services and Interment.
Southwlck
Milton X. Southwick. at Ashland, Ore..,
June 11. Late resident of 3430 Neef St.
Survived by wife, Mrs. Jean Southwlck,
Salem; two daughters, Susan and Cyndee
Southwlck, Salem; fathei, Eugene South
wlck, Salem; mother, bars. Marie Garrison
of Nehalem, Ore., and sitter, Mrs. Dorothy
Anderson, Salem. Service Saturday. June
14. 3 p. m.. in V. T. Golden chaper, Rev.
George Swift officiating. Interment Bel
crest. Wright
Ethel Wright, late resident of 735 N.
Capitol St.. at a local hospital June 12,
at the age of 52. Daugnter of Mrs. C. P.
Heine, and sister of Mrs. Lela Munkers,
both of Salem. Member of First Christian
Church of Salem. Announcement of serv
ices later by the Howell-Edwards Funeral
Home.
White
Edward KUer White. 2435 Bluff St..
June 13, at residence. Survived by wife,
Anna u. wnue, oatem, daughters, Mrs.
Dlven B. Oswalt of Willamette, Ore.,
andother daughter. Blanch U. MoHuah.
Vancouver, Wash; sons, Uouth White
,oi retersourg, Aiasxa, and Reea O. wnite,
Astoria, Ore.; sisters, Miss Blanche White,
Bonibell White and Miss Ooldle White,
all of Joplln, Mo.; brother, Raymond
White, also of Joplln, Mo.; 14 grandchild
ren. Announcement of services later by
Clough-Barrlck chapel.
OBITUARY
Wiley Frank Douglas
Woodburn Wiley Frank Douglas, 71,
died In a Portland hospital Wednesday.
June 11. He had made his home at 1207
N. 1st St., Woodburn, for 16 years, Mr.
Douglas was born at Eagle Creek, April
2, leei. Me was a retired logger. Mr.
Douglas leaves his wife, Maude. Wood
burn; two sons, Durwood, GreshamOre.,
and Arthur Douglas of California; two
daughters, Verna Douglas of California
and Mrs. Bessie Faller. Lebanon. Funeral
" oh a pel at 1 p. m., standard time, Satur-
''(Uv Jim IS With (h Pu Irthnr nnfcl.
officiating, interment will be In Belle
Passl cemetery.
Tracey Chandler Poorman
woodburn Tracy Chandler Poorman,
73, a son of the late Co. and Mrs. J. M.
Poorman, died Thursday In the Veterans'
hospital at Portland. Mr. Poormaan was
born Sept. 16, 1879, at Dayton and had
lived in woodburn approximately 70 years.
He was a veteran of the Spanish-American
War, a member of Woodburn Lodge
No. 106, A. F. and A. M. He retired from
business aeveral years ago. Mr. Poorman
leaves his widow. Flora Livelier Poorman
of Woodburn: a daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Botnweu, portiana; two brothers, Ken
neth, Portland, and F. W. Poorman, 8a
lem. runerai services, will be neld at i
. m., daylight saving time, at the Rose
nerai no me, r or nana.
William Jesse Stilt
Stayton William Jesse SUtt. 83. died
in stayton Wednesday. June II. He wai
oorn at Kansas city. Kan.. Dec. 36.
Mr. stitt leaves tnree daughters. Mrs.
msdio umitn, stayton; Mrs. Deane ood
den, Arcadia, Calif., and M is Alice
stitt, Salem: and a son. Delford D. stltt.
Portland. Funeral services will be held
at 1 p. m. stannary time. Bunaay. June
10, at weaaies runerai Home, stayton.
with the Rev. Nick Naufeld officiating.
Burial will be at Fair View cemetery,
iaiee.
Mrs. Elva Wallace
Stayton Mrs. Elva Walace, 18, died
at Aioany June 10. sne was born
Castle Hock. Wash., March 33, 1911. Mrs,
Wallace leaves her husband. Raymond.
Albany; her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. jonn s. Roberts. Willamette, Ore.
a daughter, Mrs. Arlen; Jordan, Albany;
a son. Alien wauace. Reedioort. Ore.
seven sisters, Mrs. Alma Hopkins, a twin,
Dillard, Ore.; Mrs. Lulu Wlthlon, Toledo,
wasn.; Mrs. Florence Crumb, San Fran
clsco, Calif.; Mrs. Stella Royer, Eugene
Mrs. Doris Seal a rider. Lomlta Park.
Calif.: Mrs. Mary Kelltr, and Mrs. Daisy
Tannler, Willamette, Ore.; and one broth-
Mereaitn, Willamette, ore. Funeral
services win oe held at 1.30 p. m.. stand
ard time, June 14, at the Weddle Funeral
Home, Stayton, with the Rev. Kenneth
Abbott officiating. Interment will be in
bone oaic cemetery.
LEGALS
CITY OP SALEM WATER DEPARTMENT
CONTROL BuILDINQ AND OUTLET
STRUCTURE, TURNER RESERVOIR
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propoials for the conitructlon of
a Control Building and Outlet Structure
lor tne city 01 saiem Water Reservoir,
near Turner, Oregon, will be received
the office of the Administrator of the
City of Salem, Oregon until 3; 00 p.m.
P. S. T. June 30th, 1053. !
The work contemplated consists of the
construction of a reinforced concrete Con
trol Building 33 ft. by 34 ft. and the
construction of a reinforced concrete out
let structure, or tower, both with necessary
appurtenances.
Plans, Specifications, Instructions to
Bidders, General Conditions. Proposal.
Contract and Bond Porae can be seen at
the City Water Office, 304 South Com
mercial Street In Salem, Oregon. Copies
may be obtained upon receipt of a pay
ment of Ten (810.00) Dollars, for Plans
and specifications, which amount will be
refunded In case a regular and bona fide
bid Is made and the documents returned,
but otherwise will be retained.
All proposals must be upon the regular
blank forms, and must be accompanied
by a bidder s bond or certllled check, pay-
aoie 10 tne vuy -treasurer in an amount
equal to or exceeding lire percent (6
of the total bid.
One Hundred Percent MOO".) Cor.
porat Security Performance Bond will be
required to guarantee the faithful per.
form a nee of the contract. Elds will be
publicly opened and award will be made
In conformity to the City Charter. The
right is reserved to postpone making the
award for a reaionabi length of time
or to reject any or all bids for good and
sufficient reasons, and to accept the Pro
posal deemed best for the City.
By order of the City Administrator.
J. L. PRANZIN.
tonal 1,11, 11,14,11. ma.
Lower Potato
Prices Forecast
New York (U.B Lower potato
prices were forecast Friday by
the New York City department
of markets because of a plenti
ful supply and housewife resist
ance to high retail prices.
In the stores, potatoes were
selling for 49 cents for five
pounds, with the choice Califor
nia variety bringing 914 to 12 .i
cents a pound. This is near the
ceiling price, lifted by the gov
ernment a week ago.
At wholesale, prices dropped
from $8 to $8.75 per 100 pound
de-lsack for Carolines on June 6 to
$4.75 to $6 Friday. Even
lower prices were expected on
Monday, the department said,
Chicago Livestock
Chicago tfPt Another reduction hi hno
supplies Friday failed to maintain the
upward price movement of the last two
days. Most values held steady' and the I
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR SALE BY OWNER
View Home overlooking Salem, Valley and Mountains. One year old.
2-bedrooms, den, living room 18x35 with fireplace. Dining room 13x15,
kitchen and noole 10x13. All tile bathroom with bulltlns and tile shower.
8 closets. Near 3,000 ft. floor apace. Full basement, party room with
fireplace and bath room. Delco Furnace. 300 ft. well, automatic pump.
2-car garage. 3 acres of land. Can be seen after ft evenings or Sunday
afternoon. Price $37,500. 4 miles from west side of bridge. Orchard
Heights Rd. Rt. 8, Box 641. Phone 3-303S.
FOR SALE HOUSES
DRIVE BY
654 Wayne drive. This nice home must
go as owner is transferred, The rooms
are large and many nice features. The
lot is large, or maybe this nice older
home, 3 B. R.s and dn, on a beautiful
large lot, all kinds of fruit, and 2-car
garage. Might be to your liking. Located
at 1130 N. 15th. Give us a ring. We'll
show you through.
WM. BLTVEN & CO REALTORS
647 N. High. Tel 3-3617. Eve. 3-4773 a!42
BEDROOM HOME. Basement. Fireplace.
Excellent location. Over half acre.
Phone owner, 39308. a!45
NEW 8 bedroom home, daylight basement.
party room, dianwasner, dining room,
nook, $24,500. 670 Ben Vista, Builder
phone 2-7452. a
BY OWNER, nlco two-bedroom home, 4
yrs. old. Wall to wall carpet. Built-in
thermodona range, fireplace, large lot.
Nice location. Price $11,000, $11,800
furnished. Phone 23375 a!45
BEDROOM house.
34th. Ph. 35995.
Reasonable.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
3-BEDROOM. REDUCED. Landscaped.
Half acre. Double garage, chicken house.
Many outbuildings. Phone 3-1744. al44
$500 DOWN Nearly new. bedroom home.
lnsuiatea, large lot. a real Bargain.
Leaving town. Owner. 34B85 or 37159.
al43
11000.00 DOWN will buy this 8 room house
wun upstairs apt. nas oascmcm ana
sawdust furnace. Large lot and lots of
trees. Full price $0950.00. Call at 105 Sa
lem Heights Ave., or phone 32661. al43
OWNER LEAVING 2 bdrm home on Rur
al St, with .carpeted living et dining
rooms. Lovely kitchen, garage. Priced to
sell.
L. E. KLUMPP REALTOR
3055 Portland Rd. Phone 37S43
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CLOSE TO new shoDDlnc center. 3 bdrm
noma wun room in easement, laving
room with fireplace, dining room, large
lot. Owner must sell. Make oiler.
L. E. KLUMPP REALTOR
3053 Portland Rd. - Phono 37643
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ONLY &3SO DOWN, Move Right In. Dandy
sr.
LOE, LR.. DR., BTH. Nice Kit., Elec
Range Goes. Pvd. St., Lee. Lot, South.
Only S4950.
ONLY $3760 FULL PRICE. See This,
Move Right In. Lge. Corner Lot. Lge.
LR, DR, BTH, KIT. Located N.E, Terms,
What can You Pay Down?
CHARLES D. SUMMERS
173S State St. Realtor Ph. 34603
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Large Family Home
If you need a 4-bedrm home close In
here's your opportunity to save money,
3 bedrms on 1st floor, fireplace, fur
nace. Loads of closet area. Full Due
ment. 1500 aq. ft. on 1st floor. Nice cor
ner lot. uniy su.eao. wait jones, jteai
tor. Allen c. Jones, Realtor. 331 N. High,
Phone 35B38 or 37497. al42
SEE THESE
New 2-bedroom homes 3423 and 3444
Brcnna. Ph. 26757 afternoons. al47
BY OWNER, 3-bed room modern. Excellent
neighborhood. Reasonable. Ph. 26319.
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BY OWNER 1500 down 13975 5-room
modern house on 4i acre lot. View
building site on rear. Fruit and fli
trees. New paint, electric water heater,
paved road, low taxes. For appointment,
call days 3-8708: night 3-0463. a 147
FOR SALE, 3-bdrm mod home. Good cor
ner lot, trees, shrubs, dble gar. Priced
Tight. Harris Nelson, 578 3rd St. Wood.
burn. Phone Blue 344. al44
FOR BALE by owner, lovely home
King wood Heights. Full basement, auto,
oil heat. New wall-to-wall carpeting.
uouDie garage, wonucriui view.
med. pose. Priced to sell, 816,900. For
appointment, call 34151, 7 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. dally except Sunday.
Ivan B. Sutton Realtor
J EPPERSON. OREOON
3 -bed room modern new home, forced
air furnace, hardwood floors. Immed.
poss. Single garage. Wired for electric
range. Very desirable location. Owner
must sell. 112.500 with 11.950 down.
Owner will handle balance. See this II
you are looking for a home worth the
money. PHONE JEFFERSON 353 DAYS
Evenings ana Sundays 4334a salen
Ideal Arrangement
Complete 3-Br. home with lots of clos
ets and built-lns. Forced air furnace,
floored attic, 2-car garage. Large
landscaped lot. Excellent neighborhood.
Phone 3-9930 or 3-5109. a!43
OUT OF TOW.V PROPERTY for iiit.
bdrm home, good location, 510 Mon
mouth St.. Independence, Ore. a!43
TRANSFERRED FOR quick sale. 3 -bed
room nome. "1 acre, patio, fireplace,
work shop with shower, lawn and
hrubs. Bank appraised at 115.000. Will
take any reasonable offer. 1875 Child
Ave., phone 38233. al4l
LOVELY 3-BEDROOM house. Very mod
ern aitcnen, nerd wood floors, lnxul
aiea, near out line, write Box 99, Capl
tal Journal. a!43'
YOUR CHOICE of two new 3-bedroom
houses In East Moreland addition. 14
N. 35th and 235$ Ellis ave. aH4
BY OWNER Must sell Immediately nice
3-bedroom home. Fen;ed yard; price be
low appraisal. 3370 Broadway after 8:00
P. m. al44
I ROOMS, new furniture, quiet and homey,
middle-aged couple. You will like
605 S. Summer. aJ47
MODERN 3 -bedroom newly redecorated
Kelzer district. Shade trees, lawn,
shrubs. Priced rltht. See to appreciate.
Dearborn ave. Ph. 31349. a!44
BY OWNER 11400 down, new 3 bedroom
ranch style home with den. Large Dl
ture windows, fireplace. In rlty on cor'
, iter lot, 1 block to bus. See 331 Delmar Dr.
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extreme top slipped 10 cent.
came wrre smay to bo cents lower,
vealsr eaives 11 to $3 off, and sheep
were weak.
Most hog sales were from $18.35 to
1. Sows generally were worth $10.25 to
118.50. Clearance was good throughout
the list.
The drop In vealtr prices placed orlme
kinds at $36. Commercial to choke steers
and heifers fared 827 to 832.50 while
cows continued at $35 and bulls at $28
ana dnow.
A few choice spring lambs sold from
130 to $60.50 but most brought 829 or
Iras.
A TENT IS NO GOOD
in the attic. If you have a
tont or other camping equip
ment stored away and unused
why not turn it into cash? This
is the best time of year to sell
outdoor goods and a low cost
Capital Journal Want Ad will do
it. Call 22406.
142
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR SALE HOUSES
NEW 3-BDRM home, 1600 SQ. ft. Inside
utility, birch k lie hen nook, dining room,
living room, fireplace, Plate glass sep
arates tlleshower and large bath. Low
voltage lighting. Delco forced air heat.
116,500. Call 38045. a!43
FOR SALE LOTS
FOR CHOICE view tracts In King wood
neigms, an utilities, easy terms, se
owner. Phone 38413. aal59'
FOR SALE ACREAGE
LOOK AT EVERYTHING
then see this 30 A. located 14 ml. N.
1. h, nouse needs some finishing,
Chicken house, 34x80 and plenty ol
good water. Buyer to get share of crop,
Witt U LIVEN Al CO.
REALTORS
647 N. High. Tel 2-3617.
Eve. Holmes, 2-4773 bb!42
FOR SALE FARMS
10 ACRES. 8 In filberts. Some oasture.
good family orchard, garden snot. Two
bedroom modern home. Double garage.
small barn. Oood drilled well. IVt miles
irom saiem on good paved road. 313.000.
easy terms can be arranged or will take
some trade on Salem city property.
V AH U. OUiTUN, KUKK
Phone Jefferson: 353, or Sundays
and evenings Phone Salem 4-3345 bl43'
5 ACRES
DANDY LAND. N.E. See for yourself.
Present Excellent Wheat Croo does.
only 2450. oood Terms,
45-ACRE FARM, home, barn, all fenced,
complete going farm, 13 miles east.
only ibb so.
CHARLES Jj. MUMMERS
1735 State St. Realtor Fh. 3-4603
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IS ACRES, 10 Acres clear, 2-bedroom
house, barn, 36x50 chicken house, 16x
50 double garage, spring, gravity flow
10 noose, water tor irrigation. 12750.
Alois Imper, Scotts Mills, Ore. bl43
RUSTICATE!
39-A. SYLVAN DELL! Perfect for rural
hide-out! Easy commuting 12 miles N.W.
of 8alemH Salem mall, store, churches
close! P.O.E. lights, piped spring Mt.
waier in a b,k. oweiungi riKEi'LACE!
Sweeping view to boot! CRYSTAL
STREAM I A few acres cult! Bal. a wood
land delight! All year COUNTY ROCK
HOADi Lone Widow Must Belli 84005.
-raxe aaiemi iuuau hummlh t
TREAT or ALL YR. HOME I
C. W. Stuller, Broker
Salem. Ore.
Ph. 3-6557 1140 Wallace Road
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REAL ESTATE
B.R. Heme In N.E. Salem. Large lot,
Full basement, party room. den. 3 fire
places. Oil heat. Shown by appointment.
Choice lot on Norway street.
7-unlt fully furnished Auto Court at Nes.
kowln. Newly decorated and painted
outside. A real buy.
One of Sweet Home's best taverns for
sale.
Small Hotel In Sweet Home.
Combination coffee shop, tavern, and pool
nan located in small town. Excellent
equipment.
REALTOR
Phone (01 30,1 N. Cipltol. cH3
NELSONS'
EXTRA VALUE
Easy Terms
New exceptionally well built 3-bfdrm
home, las LR, DR, attractive kit, delse
ol Iwall furnace, 4 blki to grade school,
1 blk to bus, all city conveniences. Only
saeao on easy terms, can Watts J-1365,
Large Family - Your Choice
Choice of 3-bdrm home or 4-bdn
home. One In Englewood dlst: the othei
In Leslie dlst. Both well built. 1 priced
(8BS0, tne other Il3,ooo. Take you:
choice, tne owner will keep the othei
call cnet Nelson 3-13S0.
NELSON & NELSON
Specialising Realtors
103 N. High St. Ph. 3-3M9
This Is It!
A fine late-built 3 far Candalarla home
Lse ilv rm St din rm with view win
dows. You nes town kitchen, nook, full
basement, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, 3-cai
garage. Play rm and beautifully land-
ssaptd lot. Best of material Si worl
manshtp. See this
WEST SALEM
Very clean 3 br home, carpeted Ilv rm,
din rm, breakfast nook, attached est
ate, roofed patio Si fenced yard wltr
outdoor fireplace. Prlr.e 18300 on easy
terms.
1-Bedroom Furnished
This ts a very cosy little home with at
tached garage and Inside utility. Furnl
ture la like new. Extra bldg. lot o
corner Included tor 34750. call Bon
Cleary,
Walter Musgrave Realtor
1311 Ediewatir 11101 Ivt. 38818
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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
Grabenhorst Specials
LIVE WITH MOTHER NATURE In this nice ihody yard, neat
2-bdrm. home. Interior just redtrorated and is In immaculate condition.
Price $6,000. CAM, PETE OE1SER, SALESMAN.
SOUTH 12TH AND RURAL AVE. Corner lot 42x100 feet. No. 6 busi
ness zone, ideal retail lorn t tan. Offered at the attractive price of $6500.
CALL C. L. GRAliENHORST.
COZY
3 bdrms.,
CALL J.
Modernized older home, lie. beautifully landscaped lot
fireplace, attached garage, lots of built -Ins and storage.
:. LAW, SALESMAN,
CLOSE TO HIOH SCHOOL Almost new 6-room home with basmt.,
sawdust heat. Attnctird garage. This Is a beautiful home. Terms. CALL O,
V. HUME, CO-OP BROKER.
MOUNTAIN SUNRISE V1KW f.Jlc morning splendor, beauty all
day long. Two years old. distinctive 3-bdrm home. dble. plbg., fireplace,
oil heat. dble. garase. This one will sell. CALL PETE C-EISER, SALES
MAN. GRABENHORST BROS. REALTORS
13 8. LIbertr St. Fh. 1-H11
Evenlnu tnd Sunday, c.U
PETTE GEISER 3-9968 J. E. LAW 3-5113 O. V. HUME, Broker 3'9306
REAL ESTATE
TUNE IN KOCO. WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY AT 8:00 A.M. AND HEAR
THE COUNSELOR
Income Possibilities
Good home on Lancaster that has In
come possibilities. 2-car garage tlmt
could be converted Into an apartment.
Remodeled about 4 years aso. Fireplace.
Small greenhouse. Extra larce lot. Terms
arranged. Total price fii.wo.
Bargain of the Year
Older type home on a lovely corner
lot. Which will probably be a business
,01 in tne luture. Home in oet 01 re
pair. 11500 down. Total price 38300.
Honeymooner's Delight
Just the rlKlUt size fo. a couple. Se
cluded location, only 5 years old.
blocks to bus. Terms arranged. Total
price only S4050.
FOUR BEDROOMS
And a new well-built home. Plumbed
for automatic washer. Insulated. Hard
wood floors. Forced air oil furnace.
This is a bargain for 80500. Terms,
CROISAN CREEK
This Is a dandy. Owner leaving state.
flpaclous rooms. Has excellent view.
School bus by door. Forced air oil fur
nace, in the or.H 01 condition. Terms.
Total price 813,500.
$2500 DOWN
On this lovely 3-bedroom home all on
one floor. Nice play room In daylight
casement, immediate possession, scnool
bus by door. Moniae ol' furnace. Total
price only 816.500.
CALL FOR DAN ISAAK
Eve. Phone 4-3533 or
LLOYD KEENE, Eve. Phone 3-6076
Income $340 Per Month
Business building. Very good location.
Corner lot. In good repair. Terms ar
ranged. Total price 131, sou.
Income $75.00 Per Month
Business building. Long lease. Terms
arranged. Total price for this one only
85500.
MONEY MAKER
Service station. Major oil company,
Building only 3 years old. All drive
ways black topped, Nice corner
Equipment In the he.it of condition
1U51 gross over siu.oua. no pnone in
formation please. Owner will exchange
lor good farm. Total price 130.000.
CALL FOR MR. ANDERSON
Eve. Phono BX Turner, collect
Outstanding 20 Acres
Just outside city limit of Salem. Good
older type modern 3-bedroom home.
Very good 38 by 32 barn, fruit house.
2-car garage, hog house, machine shed.
Several acres of walnuts and cherries,
Spring with lots of water. See this one
for 819,500.
10 ACRES
With a good 60-foot well. 16 by 30
building. Only two miles Irom Salem.
very good site for home. Total price
85,000,
TRADE
For acreage up to 30 acres. Nice suburb
an, over an acre or lana. u cnerry,
walnut, 6 pear, 5 filbert, 3 apple, 3 plum
trees Cloao In north. Has Insulated
fruit room, chicken hoirse, 46-foot cased
well. And the price .( only 113,500.
CALL FOR MR. LEAVENS, Eve. Ph. 3-4735
Al Isaak & Co., Realtor
3035 PORTLAND ROAD
Office Ph. 4-3311. 4-3313 or 3-7830
Eve.; 4-3533. 3-6076, 3-4735, Turner BX
collect or 3-35.-ift C1U
HUDKINS BUY LINES
VIEW PROPERTY
3 acres, heavily wooded with modern
3-bcdrm home. 3 baths, f replace
charming llv rm, new oil turn In full
twmt. Also barn Se ch'ck house. Close
to town. A good buy lor R,0SO.
LESLIE DISTRICT
This home has 3 good size bedrms, a
tractive kit. Itr llv rm with flrepl. utll
Ity. On Ig fenced yard with garden
In. 110,750.
KEI7.ER SPECIALS
3 bfdrm attractive home, 3 blks from
school and bus. Ut rot. ins. flrepl.
floors, dbl Karaite, oil furn. An excellent
home Tor 114,300.
REDUCED
Illness forces sale of this Ice Cream
Drive -in money maker. 114,500 first
months. It'a Meal location, excrllen
eqpt, long lease Si exclusive Salem
franchise make this buslncxs worth In
vestlgatlng. Total price $13,200. V
more particulars, call or see:
Chas. Hudlrins & Son
KEALTOHS
2S0 N. Illlll (it Ph. 3-41
Ph. Eve,.: 3-6160
To Place Classified Ad
Phone 2-2406
THtRB
(nilit oaAWI.f i 3,35 S,yerton Roa(J ph. 22024
Friday, June 13, 195213
REAL ESTATE
McKillop's
BUYS
FARM LAND
80 acres, 8 miles east of Salem. No
buildings. This La a good buy at 17.000.
FARM
18 acres with a good 4-bedroom home.
barn and chlckcnhou.se. Good well.
Priced to sell at 110.500. Terms.
FARM
37 acres, house, electrle water system,
6 miles out. A good bur at 88,000. Terms,
FARM
0 acres of very fine land. Large home.
Oood water system for Irrigation. Sell
ing price 825,000.
SUBURBAN HOME
Good 3-bedroom home on one-third
acre of ground. Has city water, also own
well for Irrigation. An excellent buy for
(8,500.
SUBURBAN HOME
Good 3-bedroom home, large living
lojin with fireplace, dinng room, kitch
en, Inside utility, automatic heat, at
tached garage, large lot. Asking price
110.500.
SOUTH VILLAGE
A line 3-bedroora home, hardwood
floors, throushout, living room with
fireplace, dining room, good kitchen and
nook, attached double garage. Large
corner lot. Priced at 314,750.
CANDALARIA
New 3-bedroom home, large living room
with fireplace, dinin? room, kitchen,
nook, basement, hardwood floors thru
out. Automatic oil heat, double garage,
large lot. Priced at 833.500.
CANDALARIA
New 3-bedroom borne, large living room
rlth fireplace, dining room, kitchen,
nook, full basement, automatic oil heat,
double garage, large lot, full price 834,
800. LOTS, ACREAGE, FARMS
FOR SALE
PHONE 3-8620
MC KILLOFS
493 CENTER AT NO HIGH
Xventngs and Sundays
Mike Raschko O. B. Bennett Ralph Bent
3-7401 4-1003 2-7058
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$4250
Two bedroom garags house on two
acres east near school. Good well and
water system; bath and laundry trays.
$6450
Two bedrooms down, two email bed
rooms up. Located 443 N, 33rd street.
Please do not disturb tenants. Call ui
for inspection.
$7500
Late built two-bedroom home, north
Salem; auto, forced air heat, HW floors.
V blinds, newly decorated and painted.
$12,500
Three bedroom Englewood boms: din
ing room and nook, corner lot, bus at
door.
DENTON & DENTON
344 State St. Realtors Ph. 33883
Eve. Fh. Bartlett 36605, Voorhees 3400T
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Mill Creek
3 B.R. house with full basement, auto,
oil furnace, fireplace, new retaining
wall on the creek, beautiful lawn and
hrubs, on paved street, on block to
bus. $11,700.
NORTH 17TH ST.
3 B.R. house on large lot. Extra large
living room, separate dining room,
kitchen with breakfast nook, full base
ment with sawdust furnace, thermos
tatically controlled, tt bath down, full
bath up. 313,500.
RANCH TYPE
3 B,R. house on double lot on Dear
born avenue. Lot all in lawn and flow
er garden. Large living room with fire
place, kitchen, nook, cute den, extra
large utility room, H.W. floors. Oil fur
nace. 313,000.
Abrams, Bourland &
Skinner
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
MORTGAGE LOANS
Office Ph. 3-0317
Wenlngs Ph. Mel Kelley 3-4709
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FIVE ACKER CLOSE IN ON PAVEMENT
Neat 3-bedroom hom-i with dining rm
Si large beautiful kitchen. 34x40 ft
green house, larite chicken house, double
naragp, excellent noil, fruit, nuts. Wilt
take nice home on trade. Owner's health
forces sale.
Geo. A. Walters, Realtor
Ph. 23840 or 35360 060 8. Cnm'l
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MUST BE SOLD
4 bdrm home, aluminum shingle roof.
Fireplace, hdwd floor. 3-car laraae.
Immediate pOMCSilon. 845 Bllber. IDiOO
terms. See Ben Colbath, realtor. 34553.
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