Thursday, January 28, 1954. .
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Page II
MAR K E T
QUOTATIONS
POKTLAtfD i Butte-fat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to one per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland, 68-71 lb;
first quality, 66-69; second quality,
64-67. Valley routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA
83 score, 66 lb; 92 score, 65
90 score, 64 Vt; 89 score, 62.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles, 42 -45
lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf, 48 V4-51.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
eluded, f.o.b. Portland A grade,
large, 51 -53 ; A medium, 50
81; A grade, small, 45 H-46 Vi.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 54-56; A large, 53-55; AA
medium, 52-54; A medium, 51-53;
A small, 47-48. Cartons 3 cents
additional.
Live chickens No. 1 quality,
f.o.b." plants Fryers, 25-26; roast
ers, 25-26; heavy hens, 25-26; light
hens, 15-17; old roosters, 14-15.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 3 -5 lbs, 19-23, 5-6 lbs,
20-22; old does, 10-12, few higher.
Fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
57-60; cut up, 63-66.
Wholesale dressed meats;
Beef, steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
GOOD NEWS For
SALEM FARMERS
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Announces a new Salem Dealer
RIEBEL Feed and Supply
1625 North Front Street
Corner of Norway
We ore especially proud to announce that Ricbcl Feed ond Supply will be
one of our officio! Triongle dealers in the Salem oreo. We announce too, o
brond new location for your convenience. Here Riebel Feed ond Supply will
carry the complete line of Triangle's famous formula feeds each a scien
tifically balanced rorion which hat made an outstanding record throughout
the Northwest. We cordially invite you to visit this new store, inspect our
feeds ond discuss your feeding problem! with members of Riebel' staff.
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Triangle Feeds Include
A complete line of poultry feeds
A complete line of dairy and calf feed
A complete line of turkey feodj
A complete ine of rabbit feeds
A complete line of hog and sheep feeds as well as many
other feeding supplies
' TRIANGLE MILLING CO.
603-665 N. Tillamook Street
PORTLAND 12, OREGON
:40.0fM2.00; good. 36.00-40.00; com
mercial, 32.00-37.00; utility, 28.00
34.00; commercial cows 27.00-33.00;
utility, 26.0-31.00; canners-cutters
23.00.-26.00.
Beef cuts (choice steersHind
quarters, 45.00-50.00; rounds, 44.00
48.00; full loins, trimmed, 68.00
78.00; triangles, 29.Kk.i.0O; fore
quarters, 33.00-37.00; chucks, 38.00
42.00; ribs, 54.00-53.00.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lbs,
59.00-62.00; shoulders, 16 lbs, 41.0;
45.00; spareribs, 48.00-56.00; fresh
hams, 10-14 lbs, 61.00-66.00. V
Veal and calves Good-choice, all
weights, 36.00-46.00; commercial,
33.00-41.00. '
Lambs Choice-prime 41,00-43.00;
good, 36.00-41.00.
Wool Grease basis, Willamette
Valley medium,, 51-55 lb; Eastern
Oregon fine and half blood, 55-62;
Willamette Valley Iamb wool, 42;
12-month wool, 45-50.
Country-dressed meats, f.o.b.
Portland:
Beef Cows, utility, 24-28 lb;
canners-cuttcrs, 21-22.
Veal Top quality, lightweight,
jj-ja;r ougnn eavies, 24-30.
Hogs Lean blockers, 39-40; sows,
light, 33-35.
Lambs Best, 34-36.
Mutton Best, 12-15; cull-utility,
8-9.
Fresh Produce: '
Onions 50 lb sacks, Wash, yel
lows mcd., 1.00-10; large, 1.10-25;
Idaho yellow, med., 1.25-50; large,
TRIANGLE I
MILLING
Annni n iim
V
MIIK MTSOK
1.75-2.00; whites. J.25-50.
Potatoes Ore. local Long Whites,
Z.00-ZS! ueschutes Kussets. No. 1
2.15-25; size A, 2.50-75; 25 lb sk,
80-85; 10 lb mesh, 40-45; paper, 30'
33; windows, 35-37; No, 2,-50 lbs,
885; Wash. Russets, No. i-A, 2.25-
50; idahos, 3.15-25.
Hay V. S. No. I green alfalfa,
mostly 28.00-30.00, delivered car
and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland and
Seattle.
Filberts Wholesale selling price
f.o.b. OregOu plants. No. I jumbo
Barcelonas, 29 lb; large, 27 ti;
medium, 25 fe.
Walnuts Wholesale selling
prices: First quality Franquettes,
32-33 lb; light halves, 79-83;
shelled light amber halves, 70-75.
Chicago Onions
By Vnlted Pre
Su&ouea moderate, demand slow.
market dull.
Street Bales fft lbs: XI, S. t urtleaa.
stated: Spanish 3-mcn ana larger.
Idaho and Oregnr. 1.40-1.50, Utah 1.55;
Whites 3-inch and larger, also 2 to
3-!nch, Idaho and Oregon 2.25-3.40,
California J.40-2.50; Midwest Yellow
Globes medium .90-1.15. irregulars ,75
85. cartons twelve 3-pound Cello
l.iO-t.30, poorer .85-.SO.
Portland Eastside
PORTLAND CUFJ Price were nominally-
Ateftdr t the E8iide Farmer
market tcdf with supplies ta IWxU
SALEM MARKETS
CeuvUe frm tvtit t 8im e(rt
fteUU Fe4 Prlccu
fcabfcit Fettete $3.a M-lb. bf),
H.ai-i.M UOO-io. ii.
Sfttrr ? 3S-3 3,
13 0-4 M i00 Vt.).
rctfUrr Ssriu Tritta Colored fryer.
Jtei old rootteri, 15c, colored fowl, 7ict
ithoro toml, ITe; colored satsltis ttc.
3t-5c; medium A A, 39c; medium A.
3T-4Jf ; tmli A. 31c; Etta, wbolMtit &rl
cm itDrSly S-7 oU hither tha prtcet
bav; itrce f rd A cfJiy uotYd t
52o; ratliiu&s i 49c.
Butt erf it Buying price; Prcntium. It).
71 cents; No. 1, t?-3 ctnit; Ko. a, 8c
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND as-USDA-CSilUe
salable 2U0; market rather slow-
but mostly steady; load and part
ioad high-good around 960-1,056 lb
steers 22."50, part load commercial
good steers 21.0S; few utiUty-eora-merciai
heifers 12.00-18.00; canner
cutter cows mostly 9.00 -11.00,
sheiis down to 6.00; utility cows
11.00-13.00; utility balls 13.50-15;0.
Calves salable 25; good-choice
vealers steady at 20.00-25.00.
Hogs salable 250; market active.
steady; choice 180-235 Jb butchers
29.00-29.50, 250-360 lb 27.00-28.00;
choice 350-500 ib saws 23.50-25.00:
few 500-738 lb stags 35.06-17.0.
Sheep salable 125; market not
fully tested; supply largely breed
ing ewes of mixed ages not yet
offered; slaughter iambs in nar
row demand; choice-prime grades
Wednesday mostly 2.00, one size
able lot 20.50; good-choice feeding
iambs quotable 15.60-16.50; good
choice slaagnter ewes jioinaily
5.50-7.00.
Chicago Livestock
: CHICAGO tR Most hogs
dropped around 25 cents Thursday
although a few choice lightweight
offerings moved at steady prices.
Buyers paid $26.06 to $26.75 for
most choice 180-230 pound butch
ers with a few loads at a top of
$27.00, unchanged from Wednes
day. Steers and heifers sold steady
to 50 cents lower. High-good and
choice steers moved at $21.00 to
25.00.
Good and choice wooied iambs
sold at $20.00 to $21.00.
Salable receipts were esi imaged
at 8,000 hogs, 3,000 cattle, 300
calves and 2,008 sheep.
Chicago Grain
, CHICAGO W Grains dipped in
quiet dealings on the board of
1 trade Thursday.
Rye showed occasional flashes
of strength. There also were times
when September soybeans moved
welt above the previous market.
But in general it was an easier
and rather dull market.
; Even news of potential export
: business could not arouse demand,
j Austria requested offers on 408,
; 000 bushels of corn and Greece
', was in the market for 750,000 bush
' els of wheat., . :
Wheat closed to 1 cent lower,
; March 2.1J-2.12 ?t, orn 1 Vt-i
1 lower, March 1.52 . oats Vt -
i lower, March 79 W, rye unchanged
1 to Vt lower, March 1.25, soybeans
W lower to I i hiaher, M3rch
3.11 5i-3.12, and terd 13 to 18 cents
a hundred pounds lower, March
10.20.
Wail Street
NEW YORK m The stock
market declined Thursday, but
there were several strong spots
apparent in significant areas.
Losses at the most went to be-.
tween 1 and 2 points whiie g3ins
were usually held to a point at
the outside.
Trading dwindled down on the
decline to an estimated mtilioir and
a half shares. That compares with
2.020.000 shares traded Wednesday
when the market declined moder
ately. Portland Groin
PORTLAND No 5tds.
Thursday's car receipts: wheat
2; barley I; flour 3; corn 4; oats
1; mill feed 7.
CAXAD'AV 3ttMSTF.lt
TO TRAVEL
; OTTAWA tm Canadian Prime
Minister Louis St. Laurent siarts
a "courtesy Call" to 10 Kuronean
and Far Ewrtcm capi!a!i next
week. Officials say he may - if
a.cd - pour some oii on troubled
waters, but he's definitely not
traveling to mediate any Kast -
West disputes.
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, Obituaries
Alfred Reding
GERVAIS Baby Alfred Steven
Reding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest A. Reding of Brooks, died
Sunday afternoon at the Silver
ton Hospital.
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon, with inter
ment in the Sacred Heart Cath
olic church cemetery in Gervais.
The Rev. George Saiderhon, pas
tor of Sacred Heart Parish, offi
ciated at the graveside services.
Unger Funeral Home, Mt. An
gel, was in charge of the ar
rangements. Claude E, Moore
LEBANON Claude Ellsworth
Moore, 65, a Crabtree resident,
died Saturday in a Portland hos
pital. Services were held Tues
day at the Huston chape and
burial was in the Dallas cemetery.
He was born near" Salem on Jan.
4, 1889.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Nellie Moore, Crabtree, and a
brother, Delberf Moore, Astoria.
Frances Canoy
LEBANON Funeral services
at the Huston Funeral Home are
yet to be arranged for Mrs. Fran
ces Grace Canoy, 34, who was
killed Wednesday night when the
car in which she W3S riding
struck a slow moving freight
train at Griggs crossing on the
Lcbanon-Scio highway.
Born jn Bloormngfon. Neb..
June 8, 1919, Mrs. Canoy has
lived in Lebanon for the past
seven years. She was employed
locally as a oontal asststtant.
Mrs. Canoy leaves her husband.
Virgil Canoy, whom she married
in 1941 in Seattle; three children,
Craig, Kent and daughter, Mi
chele; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Waiker of Siiverton; sis
ters, Josephine Walin of Yakima.
Ardon Fountain of Washington,
Heten Siunson, Lebanon. Patricia
Riley of Albany. Surviving also
are three brothers, Charles Walk
er, Stayton; David of Siiverton,
and William of Eepid City, S.D.
Albert Fitzwoter
LEBANON Services for Al
bert Lee Fitzwater, 88, who died
Friday, were held Tuesday at the
Jost Funeral home. Lebanon. Bur
ial was in the Powell cemetery.
A life-long hesident of the La
comb area, Mr. Fitzwater was
born April 23, 1868, at Lacomb.
tie was a retired farmer.
Surviving are his daughter.
Zora Cooper: son Perry Lee Fite
water of Crescent City, Calif.,
three grandchildren and two
brothers. John and George Fitz
water of Lebanon. .
Dick Hmes
LEBANON Funeral services
i for Dick Hines, a Lebanon resi
dent for the past 11 years, were
held Monday from the Huston
chapel with Dr. John B. Houser
officiatinc. Mr. Hines died Thurs- j
dav at the community hosnital. j
Born in Ksnsisa, Dec, 6, 190B,
he came to Lebanon from Long-
view, Wash.
Surviving are his widow, Elien
Hines of Lebanon, and five broth
ers, all livtig out of state.
Robert L MiHer
ALBANY Rhcrt Lucius Mil
ler, S3, resident of Brownsville
for 10 years, died at a Lebanon
hosnifsl Tuesday. .
The funeral was in the Fisher
Funeral home in Brownsville at
2 p.m.. Thursday. Ruriri was in
the Alhsnv ccmeten
Mr. Miller, a retired farmer,
was born in Monrvttfe, N.C., and
had lived in Texas, Colorado,
Montana, California and Wash
ington. He hsd !so prospected j
rt Nome, Al'-ska, fr eieht ypTS. j
Mr. Miller mprriett Ne'lic Mw
Slcele. who survives him, at
Moorvilie, N.C., December 10, j
t!K)7. He was the last of his Jam- j
ily. j
Bruce R. Sparks
1NDEPBNDFNCE Bruce Ran-
dall Sparks, 47, late resident of
Route 1. Independence, died in
Monmouth, Tuesday, Jan. 26, af-1 c-mt. .
iter a short iSiness. jlost. Baw-h "f'sg. '..!!.
Mr. Sparks was born at Hope f PS5te-K.
N.D., Aug. 24 1908, and WjMJrSRw
been a resident of the community i ,,,,, ,ni st n -re. pit.
for 37 years. He was a farmer. ! . .
GRAND OPEtliWG
Poultry
Supplies
FEED &
He is survived by Ms wife, Bes
sie L, Spark of Independence;
three sons, C, Marvin Sparks of
independence; Merle K. Sparks
of Portland; and: Bruce Randall
Sparks Jr, of Camp Chaffee,
Ark.; his mother, Mrs. Ait M.
Sparks of Independence; three
brothers, Glens F. Sparks of
Portland, Ore,? Johtt E. Sparks
of Monmouth; ana C. Harold
Sparks of Eugene, Ore.; sister,
Mrs. Maurice Newton of Portland,
Ore.; and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
under the direction of the Smith
Mortuary, Independence, Satur
day, Jan, 3Q, at 2:00 p.m., from
the CBlvary Presbyterian Church,
Independence, Interment will fol
low in the Evergreen Cemetery,
McMmnvilie. Eey, Darnel B.
Wessler will officiate.
DEATHS
In Caiifornia. Survived &v son. Sv-
erett i-eabura, CpUfornia, Announce
ment of services wiiJ be matie iaier
oy the CUuh-BsttxteH. Co.
Mary LaFore Mickechain
in ims city Jaauary 2? al the ase
9t Si yeai. Late resident of
Utti St, Wife of Freeman MickcA-
nam, Salem; mother of Leon Mick
enham, Salem; sisiers, Mra. Maicohn
Neal, Saiem, Mr, Iva L. Abranu,
Seaude, Oregon, Setvices wiil be
held Saturday, January 3&. at 3&;3Q
a.nu ia the chapel a the W, T, Ri
don Co, Rev George A, fioseberry
veiil officiate. Concluding services at
Belcrtst Memorial Farkt
James Vatek .
uite resident of Hi. t. Sr!o. Oregon.
at a local hospUal January 2& at
the ase of 71 veara. Surx-tved h?
wite, Mrs, Emma Vasete, Scio; sisters
Mrs, ixmtse une. saaii St. Mane.
Mich., Mrs. Kuaa BenesfK Mrs. Bess
Calhoren, botii at Oktahoma City,
Okla Mra, Kmms Sleitgle, Morrtsoiv
Okla,; brothers. Anton Vasck. Van
couver, B.C., Joseph Vasek, Alhanyf
Otegon. Services veiU fie hetti Satur
day, January 38, at pjrt, in the
CZQJ Hall at Scio, Oregon, under
the direction of the HowcH-Edwaids
Chapel.
Abraham Btvid Tm ' j
Late resident of J825 N. Front St.
at a locai hospital Jan. 26. Son at j
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Tom, Salem, i
uYainer at airs. Aila coarviiie,
stone, Oresoi Mrs. Giadvs Staaas.
Tillamook, Oregon, Mrs. Mereetene
Fiagg, Sfiiem, Mrs, Aiiee Werth, Till-
amuofc, Oregon, Mrs. Emma Towner,
jh, miss tforis tori, &aiem. &o-
ert Tom, Salem. Services wilt be
held Friday, January 29, at 10:0 .m,
fn the Ho well-Ed wards Chapel with
the Jtev. Ravmond Estes offipiatin.
Concluding aervEees will be at Sel
cveat Memorial Park,
William 3. Van Hatten
At the resideitce. S8& Sf. rtmrrft St
Jart. SS at the age af 58 yrs. Husband
of Selma Van Haiten. Salem: father
of Mr. Ted Barry, Seattle, Wash.;
oroiner oz Mrs, j, Ketete, Middle
ton, Wise., Mrs. Tess Schlotthaur,
Sonoma Calif. Mrs." Henryetta Got
lowa, cnicago, in, 2 grandchildren.
Kecttaiton ot the rosarv Thurs.. Jan.
28 at o.m. in the W. T. Higdoa
Chapel. Renl"i mas Fri.. Jan. 2S,
ai jo a.m. m the St. 'josepn a Catho
lic Church, Concluding services at
the Mt, Angel Cemetery,
Annie J. Tattle
In thia city, January 58 at the aee
of 98 years. Iate resident of 1445 i
Center, Mather of Flovd C. Tuttle-
Portland, waiter J. Tuttle. Ban Fran
cisco,, Mr. W. G. Hall, l-o AnRelea,
Mrs. Lee warnscK, tfatem; Rrana
mother ot Frank Hull, Oakland,
Calif., Mra. Husaeti Mason, Ioa An-
ete Mra. Charles Kennedy, Eu.-
eene, Mrs. ueoree enmon, Portland,
Mrs, Norman Wood. St. Louis. Mis
sourl: ? great-grandchilfJren. PrJvale
services wiii he heid in the- W, T.
Riedon Chanel Friday, January 1ft,
at I J3Q o.m, f Bterment at Hkrest
MemHJ ParV. Pfesw omtf flowrst.
ADS !N THIS COLUMN
EECEIVKD , , ,
Too Late
To Classify.
OUR BEST Jfl ACRES JJORTJJEA5T
rht w very destr?-c acreage fo-
cited about 3 fri, irom cttv lim
its. Lavs & drains very nJcpJy.
Small home, feui neat and clean. 1A
fenced pasture. JA ftlberls. i.j;e.
fstntlv orrhard. "JA- clover. B-at
at soil. Excellent water system,
Small ftarn- nen nuse. oniv
50ft. Ask for (Ten, Patrny with
AU1N C. JfNES. REALTOR
231 N. HirtWSWtw. 4-Ett,2-!
HOUSE tor rent, 183 Church; St.
Phfjrve 3-1014. -
EXCFLlvKNT white eaamcl woeKt or
lrah burner, B5. Ev. enty. Ph.
z-aaa.
GOOD oai & pea hay. Nat raiwd
on. 1 ml. from Sstem. 121 per ton.
Ph. 3-SSK.
MHi IVrsonal
312 tosi ond Foand
LOf.T JCOO Morit on Evprprccn. J-
AH Farm
Supplies
SPECIAL!
Milk-mor
Dairy
16
hi. 53.03
Per Stek
$280
SUPPLY
Phone 4-4628
300 Personal
312 Lot ond Found
LOST, JO One levtr XttU Iff
laid wheebr miw4 C, y, slm.
Call CoB3c&te4 J"reihiwy
FOUND 6 months so. Trait mil
pin. Phone Identify.
31 & Personal
ORtVEKG ta St LouU, Mo by way
of Tucson, Ariz. Kav room for 2
passengers. Sim Knox Ave. i6362.
Leaving 3iem Fri or Sat.
SAKS, permanent resnovBi of un
htiy hair Erich vt N.V,
FALMJSTRY
" " READINGS
Telct past, present and futur, dvie
on all matters. Will toSve your
problems. This sd with one dollar
f&r five d&ftar Teasting. Ope-a ajft,
ia 5& p.m, Rweay 89,. next 4a Nortit
Salem Etrive-in, iabiih GenStn.
MUSIC &ESSQK& ptaao nd vtoita.
aiaie nccreaiiia icacner, mone
400 A""fttlture
402 Livestock For Sale
LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oretm, H
or wr.oje. sac, ironi Quarter 20c.
Custom kJiiinR. TrSiitr iDft&ftd fta.
SaSem Meat Cs, isa S, ISUt, Phone
S-48S8. - .
403 Livestock Wan!d
L3VESTOCK buyer, i bay caSiie.
horaes, h&sa, a&ee, KaaU, boar,
veal, Emery AWecffian, Pttoat 2
TSSS or i-OttSS..
CATTUE, horses, at your (arm. E. C,
LIVESTOCK oayer, A. F. Summer,
ta,a ttarrrtony ur. -bit,
CATTIX BUYERS. E. I, and K. Sne-
t&ea, 42; state, i-na or 3-i2SD.
404 Poaltry osd Babbitt
BABY CHICKS Hached year round
wn Tne.se specials, n.n. puueis jc,
Par. Ked roasiers 5c. Order now for
choice of bz&t&s Special New
Hsmjt, puHeta, Vte, Valley Farm.
Store, Salem.
WtKG needs raaotts
3945 State
Phone 4-aD53.
BABY CHICKS Hatched year
round. Order now for choice of
breeds. Special New Jiamp puRets.
l&r. Valley Farm Store, Salem.
4-462
408 Pels
FOR SALE or trade. Red Sons coon
hounds. Ph. Bi.
PARAKEETS. Baofes and breeder.
Center St. Msrlwt, 1SST Center.
PARAKEETS, babies raised in our
home, yf.s sii coiors. Mrs. bovv
er. 735 Beiievae. Kft. ikjt.
CANAB2ES Grange & anricot
strain. Phone 3-4365. 1340 ChemeK
eta. BOXER female. Moore's tropical fish
equipment. araKeea, peis. Mac-
PARAKEETS, Carea, supples. Rea-
sonabie. Bird Padiae LJvmf
ston holly woo s aojjarium jssa &tc.
coy 1 mxK eas.i of w cjmL iv
mocKi Bonn or asnwra. rtt
41 a Seeds and Plants
GOOD Alt ys?B hay. Wire baled
in barn. 3i mi. 5. Frinaie Srmx.
Battle Creek Rfi. Frank McKennon.
Ph. Salem 4-2.157,
m FU and Fana g. S470 Fo? M,U
GOOD eat r,rf vtrh i'y. $25 ton.
G. P. Ar.drnm, 4:155 tjtrtcajter Or. SL&CTREC tse nd pU ctrcuUr lift
facte. Pit. i-Tsas.
FEBTJUZER i ONL.Y 7-pc wainut daing mite,
Rotttd roH!at, wi 3 -ST? JSS.Sff. Ksf irtf Stonv
S. Coml.
soea&ie. Caff Safem 3-3 btwen -
455 HsehoSd Good For Sol
f ANTIQUE wofattt tfrop !!( tablf.
BENDBC tfryer, Witt w!! or trad (or
Ut mod? Sinrffr tewing much.
Te'jnsl
Z'B N. Com 1
of wiii ii ttn cinsiET;meni Pi
a-f8 Suftteti Auetloa
WANTED
USED FURNITURE
TOP PRICE
Valley Furn, Co, 2-T472
jsTBuikSnq Matartala
Garage
On your lot to yau peeificiim.
ja m. to p3f Fceec&Umte aotk
mtn i.bF. nd Hdo Co, Tls,
Siatp.
LEAKS
REPAIRED
CASCAttE HOOKtSC CO. i'H. 1J
ALL NBW iumber Pr
M nd up, 2x and Jaraer J3Sw
BUILDING?
NW f ef rfjrfJf V
Nw twtth lot wrp" .w
Law1 irvtifTv pr i t&
H-2 'clre. wjrirte 3'je
rife, wiring ,
.: $U & $. krf
A.heUa ttdinf pet . . f
f Minted hke wtth umJ?n so
New dF!f. !i Rtxe ... Ja W
trpd window X 3
I used dfx?t wiin
New toiitt wtth et 2M
Doubi kitchen sinks. comjslt 11
ei. eiee. wter fsete ...
: (jtuntfrT trart, pPv fin rsH
i yj jfl tei Mptfer tak , th? jft
i 4 iron o:3 pipe ISe
i ' sotld nraTVgpfeKFK pip
jRoII roofin. Jrjte tupefy
t tab fornp rootinat .. Jl.SJ
fC'e afcinfcie, sradf Chp
5 New Gatv. uon tgo. Cheap
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450 Slerchandise
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ROOFING
AND
REPAIRING ',
KIEFEB ROOFING CO. J-590S
LUMBER SALE
2x4 Ne. 4 $15 per M.
In fuii iiir.y ioad iota. Mas; other
iizet at bttovt wr.olaic car load
prices. Co'n in or emit W. Silfm
iuraiir Co, I'm Wiiic, F.4. Fft,
S-3JK5.
GAi,VANiZE tvs trsiiih Me per
21. a xi. s'.sei prvcr garage oattr
with hrdwac. 44, Garage ir,
ItardwaTe on!y JI3.93. Tun asbestos
shakes I per s". Kijotty pint pa.iej-
EPPIK6 LBB, CO.
IMS Sayerton nd. . Phone 4-i
Opes n cty EttuTGiy
3 Moa. ta Pay
460 Musical instruments
LEARN MODERN
PIANO
ou'll realize enjoyment that only
IF VQU PLAV CEJtSStCAI-
LEARJi POPULAR ir YOU PLAY
POPULAR MODERNIZE YOtJR
STYLE NORMAL STUDIO OF
qui new rapid iJmpimed courts
fat keyboard harmony and modern
improvise l ion, that enahie you to
pity very competent piano ia
really short time. a&
SALEW MUSIC CO,
Ph, S,?m, or SAJtCHETS fn AU
feany Ph. 352. Bear, Atir. AH ages.
GRAND PIANO
5' 3" rite, CompSetely reconditioned.
New hand rubbed mahogany finish.
Fully ua ran feed. A beaattful in
strument by &rve ot the woicTa ia
est Pvaaa Makers.
SALEM MCTSIC COMPANY
ISi S. Higt St. Phone J-87
Across from E&irvore Theaire
482 Sports Equipment
CASH paid for used sunt, modem
ana anuque ascaae jwerc. jo
i4 FT, factory bulit trailer house.
e searsrop camp trajir. siso- J
automatic; two 33 automatic;,
electric drUi, iOJO Himktt RtL
4S4 Bicycles
ENGLISH Schwas 3-speed trans-
mtsstoa Kcycse. Lt model, 50 .
1764 S. Capitot
4SS Trad, M&e&asm
TO TRADE tour typewriter, either
usea oii circussvor or auiomane
washing machine. Ph. 2-933$ days
or 3-72T76 eve.
4S8 Foe Rent Miacliajaou
McCULLOCfl cham saws and post
faeie augers by day. Townv Z?uip
meat Co. Ph. -i5i.
frtH H&ftl or ie Vg rarboas
apase cemest fioorsr bricit bids,
down town. Inquire H. L SUif
1 1 SMALL uprSs&J Kt.fsfcr-CampiKSi
ptart. Si?5. Trov ifit. T.3
each, Caii after js.ni. JJe
Siivtrton Kd.
i KEW AHiUte tin Bi tills. i.5C x
l . 1 very S'Wd 5U:;d.ird iire and
tube never pursctured. J sogat. hot
Si.
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SiNGEil PORTABLE HsMwewftU
toor denionsSraSara. 1W50, Limit
ed iime only. Po. 33512.
Si;fr Seiyiitg Cegie r. 1JG H. Cian't.
EARGAifJ iiie rarxSei iJe e
cetrfe ranite. ftaa u -- p. cJat, umer
and eiftsc oyer ooor. Liit nw,
iJ. Set t am TiUxraands.
FtOOH SAMPtE 3-tpec4 automat
ic record cfranjfer with benaUlut
teaiber Piay up ts rec
ord WJtisosrf fisrHFiISjF. W
M.n. Tws cniy. Karry ! Mont
gomery Ward e Appttane
ge&U pfeoiw
OJCLV T-jsc. dinirst aaite, i.S.iff.
Mo Brsa. tM Store, iff S.
Comll
FLOOR SAMPLE; ea, !. refrtger
atati lull guarantee; iB 3ecJtet
condttitm. One ssiy: Wm H.W.SI.
salt JSM.n. MoftSjtoraery Ward
Co. AppiiaReg: tSepU PhoneSJtSJ,
FERTILIZER
r(Jed ew rrxn-.r- cjmpswt. rot
ted mwtcX Bd cittfScejs mntfr
for Uwn dressing. By jacit or euble
yd. Pick up it iarm wt caa de
iiver. PhiiSip ast. Rt t, Bwt
3. Pit. !, I mi. . -Corners
an fttate Rt,
t OKLV S-pc. wiJrtot dinette set.
is. Kot Brsa, ii4 Store.- t
S Coml.
Special Sale
Ctosinc out atoeit or wtu.merttat
stfmea, mchidmc lav and tUc
irws. AS?o or rastie redar rvnemc
and redar post and poiea. Our 1UJ
py r Krtviied tt r?eSt rwar tor
goad truya. PhUp Rrs. Rt. i. Bo
to. Ph. 4-36&1. t mi. . t-corers
txl Siate St.
FLOOR SAMPLE Upriit vacuum
in exreiJent condition. Ftrii fuaran
tee. Waa sate t.TT. Mortt
SMtnery Ward $c Co , Apianca
tX-pt., phage S-3S,
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ONI.V t-pc. Breed aa dininx
autte t -a, Hogg Broav Used S-tora,
r.,f s. torn i.
fToSPlTAi. WD tot Mir or rent B.
1. f,IJ rfn. Co. Pn S-SHS.
NOBGE OtLcTrnttaior, . Ph. -!
or we i."iSi ftirefcwood FJr.
MANS "st;!T irtrefcM !iT!toy
tined heitrfj iarkei. rain repeJant,
iS.J&Bt rw JS. Pft, ilS!Si
At.-MOST ?JRW auttwwife Bum?
punvi,. uiiiiiy iuoa aivd aiarid. Pit.
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WAPfTFrt
HASBMAriE MEHCHASmSS
KOMEE'RAFT HOUSE
PfiBTARt.E adriins; msrhine, 137 W.
Pi. Ciary Muii. JSTS.
Sewing Machine
Late mode imif Sinter pott'
able. ruSiy guaranteed. t3 .3 on
Seart eay- bttdxei termt.
Sears Rbuek & Co,
, Capttot PJi, l
C. G, LONG & SONS!
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