Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Mon., Jan. 7, 1A57
Death Claims
Edna L. Reid
Funeral services will be held for
Mrs. Edna L. Reid, 74, at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at the ClouRh-Barrick
Chapel with the ftev. Brooks
Moore officiating and interment
following at Belcrest Memorial
Park.
Mrs. Reid, a resident of Salem
for 35 years, died Sunday morning
at a Corvallis hospital. An invalid
for 22 years, she had lived at 2440
Ferry St., in Salem.
A member of the First Christian
Church, Mrs. Reid came to Oregon
v ifh her husband in 1921 where he
has boon in the contracting busi
ness. They had lived in Missouri
ar.d Washington where he was a I
miristcr.
Mrs. Reid was born April 6. 1882 i
at Franklin, Kv., and was married
to E. T. Reid, June 8, 1004 at
Blimficld, Mo. I
Survivors include the widower, a
nn, Dr. Curtis Reid, Corvallis,
director of visual aids to educa
tion for the Oregon state system
of higher education; daughters
Mrs. Madge Scort, Danville, Calif.,
Mrs. Frances B u t r o, Oakland,
Calif.; sisters Mrs, Sophia Clowe,
Poplar Bluff, Mo., Mrs. Elva Dun
kin, Portland; two grandsons and
two granddaughters.
Burroughs Baby
Dies in Sleep
MOLALLA (Special) Susan
Lynn Burroughs, month old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B.
Burroughs, route 1, Molalla, died
in her sleep early Saturday.
Born December 7, 1956 she is
survived besides the parents by a
brother, Michael, and two sisters,
Laura and Diana; grandparents,
Mrs, A. J. Burroughs of Molalla;
and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rhodes
of Manteca, Calif.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Everhart
and Kent Molalla chapel with bur
ial in Maple Grove cemetery at
Scotts Mills.
William Speck
Succumbs Here
Services for William R. Speck,
73, who died Sunday, will be held
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the
Chapel of the Virgil T. Golden
Mortuary with the Rev. George II.
Swift officiating.
Speck, a retired contractor, died
of a heart attack in his home at
8"0 Saginaw St. He was a member
el the Masonic Lodge.
Born in Illinois, Speck was mar
ried to Lois Harland in Spokane in
1906 and the couple celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary last
summer. He came to Salem in
1922 where he has handled the dis
tribution of General Petroleum
and had been a home contractor.
Survivors Include the widow, a
daughter, Mrs. Alice Esles, Ta
coma, Wash., a son. Norman
Speck. Fresno, Calif., and four
grandchildren.
Sadie Peterson
Dies al Slaylon
Mrs. Sadie Peterson, AS, died to
day at a Slayton Hospital.
She was a resident of Route 1,
Turner and is survived by the wi
dower, John Petersen.
Arrangements will be an
nounced at a later date by the Vir
gil T. Golden Co.
Deaths
Mrs. San Alice (.Maddux) Ilavles
At her home. 941 N. Cottaite St.,
Sundav, Jan. fl. al the age or 82 years.
Member of Bethel Baptist Church.
Survived by husband. Thorn hi Wil
liam Davies, Salem; two sons, Paul
Eugene Da vita. Salem; Ma rem La
Doyl Davles, Salem: daughter, Mrs.
Kit her Trances Davles Taylor. Port
land, six grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren. Services will he
held Wednesday January 81 h al 1:10
P.M. In the Chapel of the Virgil T.
Golden Co. Rev. Everett A. Murker
will officiate. Ritualistic services by
Pythian Sisters. Interment City View
C'fmctcry.
Mrs, Maude Enrkner
Late resident of 1BS5 N. Capitol St..
Fitturdny. January 5. in a local hns-
Sital at the age of 69 yrars. A inem
rr or the J anon Lee Met hod 1st
Church. Survived bv widower, fifth- 1
ert A. Forkner. Salem, and fosler
daughter. Mrs. Fran-es Herglund, Se
attle. Services will be Tuesday. Jan
uary K. at 10:30 a.m. tn the Howell
Edwards Chapel. The Hrv, Raynor S.
Smith, and tne nev. Ernest Gnulder
will officiate. Interment. Heir rest
Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers,
donations mav be tiade to the Jason
Lee Memorial Fund.
i. o. Grots:
Late resident of Phoenix, Art .
January 2nd at Phoenix. Survived by
wife. Mrs. Ruby Gross, Phoenix,
Arir.; brother, Waller Gross, Seattle,
Vash. Sister, Mrs. Kmtnett Stanley.
Salem, Ind , half-brother, Homer
Davis. Tucson. An. Services will
be held Tuesday. January a nt 2.00
p.m. in the Chanel of itie Virgil T.
Golden Co. Interment. Ilclcrest Me
morial Park. Rev. W. Harold l.ymann
will officiate. Ritualistic services by
the Knights fo rytmaa.
Pleatant Melbourne Hill
In this cltv J.inuarv 4th I ale rest
dent of 740 tlres Ave. S.llriu. at the
ace of 77 vears Husband of Vera K.
II ill Salem, father i Mrs Jc;m
Meeks, Salem. Mr Mildred Hallir.v,
Slem, Mrx Rela thisiuw Smyrna.
Trim ; brother of Dnvid I till. Tnr
tence. Calif . Mrs Mabel Traglio. Sa
Inn. Six grandchildren also survive.
Services will he Toes . Jim fl'h at
1:50 p.m. in the Chapel of the W. T.
Rigdnn Co. with concluding services
In Reirrest Memorial Park. Rev Ken
neth Ahbel of Slnyton olflcialing.
Mrs. r.tlna I.. Held
In a hospital at Corvallis, Sundav,
January fi. at the e uf 74 yeai
l.ale resident of 21411 Ferry St. Sur
vived by hushiinrl. E T. Held. Sn
lem; son. Dr. Curtis Reid Corvallis,
two daughters, Mis. Madge Scull,
Danville. Calif: Mrs Frames But.
Oakland, Calif.; two Mlers, Mrs.
Sophia Clowe. Poplar Hluif, Mo;
Mrs. Elva Dunkaln, Cor Hand: two
grandsons and two granddaughters.
Services will he Wedi.esd.iv, Jan, 9.
at 2 p m. in Clnugh-rUrrick Chapel.
The Rev. Brooks Moore will ofhriate.
Interment will be in Belcrest Memo
rial Park.
William Speck:
At the residence of PDO Saginaw.
Januarv th. Survived hv wtli-. Mrs.
I .on M. Speck. Salem, daughter, Mrs.
Herman Alice i t'Mrs. T c o m a.
Wash., ion. Norman .neck. Fresno,
Calif. grandchild i en tbn m vive
Services will he held Wronesri.iv
Januarv th at 3 :I0 P M In tne Cu
pel of the Virgil 1 Go.rirn Co. Hev.
George H. Swift will officiate.
Sadie Petersen:
Mte resident of nt. 1. Turner, at
Stayton hospital, January 7th. Sur
vived by husband. John Petersen.
Turner. Announcement of services
iv ill ha made Jaler by the Virgil T,
Golden Co.
Maude Forkner
Rites Tuesday
The Rev. Raynor Smilh and the
Rev. Ernest Gouldcr will officiate
at funeral services for Mrs. Maude
Forkner, 69, in the chapel of the
Howell-Edwards Funeral Home
Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.
Interment will follow at Belcrest
Memorial Park.
Mrs. Forkner. who lived at 1B55
North Capitol St., died Saturday
evening in a Salem hospital fol
lowing a short illness. She suffered
an attack at home and was taken
by ambulance Saturday morning.
Her husband, Robert A. Forkner,
Salem real estate agent and for
mer city councilman, explained she
had previously received treatment
for a heart ailment though it had
not troubled her recently.
She was born Dec. 26 in Mis
souri and was a past president of
Hollywood Lions club auxiliary, a
member of Jason Lee Methodist
church and Women's society and
of the Jason Lee choir.
Survivors include the widower
and a foster daughter, Mrs. Fran
ces Berglund, Seattle.
Davies Rites
Set Wednesday
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for Mrs.
Sara Alice Davies, 82. at the Virgil
T. Golden chapel, with the Rev.
Everett A. Barber officiating and
interment at City View cemetery
where ritualistic rites will he held
by Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. Davies died Sunday after
noon in her home at 941 Norlh
Cottage St. She was a member of
the Pythian Sisters and the Amer
ican War Mothers and of the Beth
el Baptist church.
Born in Ohio in 1874, in Van
Wert county, she was married in
1889 to Thomas William Davies.
Because of ill health the couple and
their family moved to Salem in
1913.
Survivors include the widower:
two sons. Paul Eugene Davies and
Marcus LaDoyt Davies, Salem; a
daughter," Mrs. Frances Taylor.
Portland; six grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
William Butte
Condition O.K.
William Carl Butte, 3320 Brcnna
Ave, was described in "good,"
condition today by doctors at the
Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene
where he is undergoing treatment
for injuries received in an auto
accident Friday.
Two other persons involved,
Wolfgang A. Leppman and David
M. Dougherty, were also said to
be in "satisfactory condition."
The accident occurred on High
way 99 at the Harrisburg Bridge.
Butte, who had been engaged to
play the bass fiddle at a dance in
Eugene, found the engagement
was canceled, so was returning to
Salem.
'According to state police, an
other car, driven by Leppman,
with Dougherty as a passenger,
went out of control on an icy spot
and collided head-on with the car
Butte was driving.
No one was seriously injured,
according to report but Butte suf
fered a head injury and will be
hospitalized for a week.
Dougherty is head of the foreign
language department at the Uni
versity of Oregon and Leppman is
an assistant professor of German.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Don Smith Dies
In Okinawa
Word has been received of the
dealh of Dun Carlos Smilh. 3, sun
of Mrs. Dun C. Smith, H!i7 D St.
Smith, a graduate of Salem High
school and the University of South
ern California, 11)50, died at Nana,
Okinawa, where he was working
as chiet engineer Tor the Engineer
ing Research company on an en
gineering project lor the Air Corps.
No explanation has been given
as cause for the death, according
lo company officials in Hiverdale,
Md.
Born Aug. 10. 1922. Smilh came
to Salem with his family when he
was still a small boy. During the
war he was a first lieutenant in
the army signal corps.
Survivors include his mother, and
a brother, Dale Smith, now with
the If. S. Navy at Portsmouth,
N. II.
Funeral services will be held
locally at a date to be announced
later.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND im-(USDA)-CattIc
salable 2,150: market active; fed
steers mostly steady; other steers
and most heifers strong-50 higher:
cows fully 1.00 higher than last
Monday with instances l.r0 up,
considering quality; 11 head choice
1.009 lb fed steers 22.50: load
average choice to around 1,100 lb
22.50; other choice steers 21.00-75:
good steers 19.00-20.50: standard
17.00-18.00; two loads mostly
choice fed heifers 19.50; good
heifers 17.00 - 19.00; standards
15.50 16.50; utility 10.00-13.50; can
ner and cutter cows 8.50-10. 00;
heavy cutters lo 11.00; one load
mostly beef cutters 12.50; utility
cows 12.00-13.50: standard and
commercial 14.00 - 15.50; utility
bulls 14.50-10.00; one heavy bull
10.50; light cutter bulls down to
11.00.
Calves salable 250; good-choice
vealers strong-1.00 higher at
mostly 22.00-27.00, few to 28.00;
choice 420 lb slaughter calves
19.00; good 375 lb weights 17.00;
cull-utility calves and vealers 9.00-
13.50.
Hogs salable 800; market active,
strong-25 higher: most advance on
U.S. 1-2 grade butchers and light
weight sows: U.S. 1-2 butchers
lilo-220 lbs 19 50-20.00: around 200
head 20 00; mixed grade lots in. 75
19.25; sorted off No. 3s 18.50; sows
300-5110 lbs 13.50-17.50: a few
mostly No. 1-2 grade 270-300 lbs
17. 50-75.
Sheep snlaablc 2.200; trade mod
erately active; steady-weak with
shorn lambs as much as 50 down;
Wash, range lambs 107-117 lbs
18.50-19.50; deck of shorn lambs
with fall shorn to full wool pelts
19.00: good-choice wooled slaugh
ter lambs 17.50-18. 50: numerous
lots mostly choice 19 00: good
choice shorn lambs lfi. 50-18. 00;
deck mostly choice 18 25 with No. 1
pelts: gnod-choice 75-85 lb feeders
15 00-16.50: part deck mostly
choice 88 lbs 17.25: cull-good
slaughter ewes 2. 00-5. 00.
PORTLAND if Buttcrfat
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland, 64-67 cents per
lb; first quality, 61-C4; second
quality, 56-59.
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 6.1: A grade. 2 score,
62; B grade, 90 score, 60'i C
grade, 89 score. 58l2.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-48 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
43'j-53',i.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large, 47-49; A large, 45-46: AA
medium, '42-46; A medium, 41-45;
A small. 37-38. Cartons, 1-3 cents
additional.
Eggs To wholesalers A large,
43-44'i; A medium, 41-43'j; A
small, 35-36'i.
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f o b. Portland Fryers, 2'i-4 lbs.
21; light hens. 10-11 at farm:
heavy hens, 13-15 at farm; old
roosters, 7-9.
Turkeys To producers L i v e
weight fryers, 27-28.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live, white, 3-4'i lbs, 21-24; col
ored pelts 4 cents less; old does.
10-12, few higher. Fresh killed
fryers to retailers, 56-58; cut up,
60-63.
Wool Nominal, clean basis. 'A
blood. 1.15; blood, 1.25; Vt blood
i.03-08; 'A blood, 1.40; fine, 1.50.
Country-dressed Meats, f.o.b.
Portland:
Beef Young cows, utility. 20-22
lb- canners and cutters, 16-17.
Veal Top quality lightweight,
30-32; rouijh heavies, 18-25.
Hogs Best light blockers, 24
26; lean light sows. 20-21.
Lambs Top grade, 34-36.
Mutton Lightweight ewes and
wethers, 10-12: heavy culls, 5-8.
Fresh Produce
Onions Idaho Yellows, 50 lbs,
2.35-50; med, 1.25-50; White, 3.00
50; Ore. Danvers, med, 1.50-2.00;
3 in, 2.25-50.
Potatoes Local Russets, No. 1,
100 lbs, 2.50-75; Central Ore. Rus
sets, 3.00-50; Ige, 6-14 oz. 4.00-25;
No. 2, 50 lbs, 1.15-25; Idaho bales.
5-10 lb. 2.25-50; Wash. Russets, 100
lbs. 3.00-25.
Hay No. 2 green alfalfa, baled,
f.o-.b. Portland, 34.00-35.00 ton.
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Peerless Bakery
170 N. Commercial
Pnone fcM 3-57U4
CAMERAS
C'oburn Cameras
174 N. Commercial
Phone EM 2-1U41
DRUGS
Capital Drug Store
State & Liberty
Pnone K.M J-J11U
Chapman'i Drug Store
140 Candajana niva. KM 4-6873
Free Delivery
Mootry's Pharmacv
Hollywood Business Disk
Keizer Business Oist.
FUEL '
EL'RN'ITLRE
Ermer Colonial Furniture
2745 S. Commercial
Phone .W 3-474Z
JEWELS
Alexander's Jewelers
Diamond? Watches Silverware
3S3 Court St.
LAWN SUPPLIES
Howser Bros. "
1185 S. 12th
Garden Tractor Headquarters
LEATHER GOODS
Sharer- Leather Goods
15 N. Commercial
Luggage & Fine Leather Goods
PAINTS it WALLPAPER
Hutcheon's
162 N. Commercial
Phone EM 3-6687
RADIO
Mitchell's Radio & TV
lRflO State St. Pit. EM 3-7577
Installing, Sales & Service
SERVICE STATIONS
Batdorf's Texaco Station
20S5 Fairgrounds Ph. EM 3-7455
14th & State Ph. EM 3-9582.
Webb cV Anderson (Richfield)
;2th St Mission
Complete Auto Repairing
TELEVISION
Mitchell's Radio & T.V.
1BHH State St -Ph. EM 3-7577
Installing, Sales & Servlca
400 Agriculture
402 livestock For Sale
GENTLE Guernsey to freshen
with 4th call in June. EM
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FAMILY MILK COW
EM 4-7301
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO M Demand for
wheat and rye sent those eereals
up for modest gains in fairly ac
tive dealings on the Board of
Irade Monday.
News over the wcekeno that ex
port restrictions on shipment of
American surplus farm products
to Poland had been lifted ap
peared to be the main influence
behind the buying.
Other cereals never could par
ticipate in the advance. They
fluctuated within narrow limits of
the previous close, but mostly a
little lower.
Wheat closed (4-i higher.
March 241-2 41'h; corn unchanged
to 1 cent lower, March MltTVU;
oats unchanged to ' lower,
March 7ll's; rye unchanged lo 'i
lower, March 1 47V soybeans U
l'j lower, January 2.48V2.49; and
lard 5 lo 8 cents a hundred pounds
lower, January 15.25.
Funeral Tuesday
INDKPKNDKNCK (Special!
George A. tlhcrson, 57, who oper
ated a pool hall in Indcpciice un
til ill health compelled his retire
ment several years ago. died in
an Albany rest home Saturday.
lie was horn Dec. 28. IMI in
Annandale. Minn., and came as a
boy wilh his parents to the Inde
pendence comimintly.
Survivors are lour brothers, .lor
ami Fred Oberson of hnlcpcn
dener: Jim Oberson ol Sianiield
and Henry Oberson of Albany: a
sister. Mrs. Hose Clodlellcr of Sa
lem. Funeral services will be held at
2 p ni. Tuesday from Smith
Kruegcr Mortuary. Independence.
Final rites will be at Hill Top
Cemetery near Independence.
Chicago Onions
By I'nlted Press
Supplies for Yellow Globe me
diums increasing, for Spanish
1 1 1. lit U'ltll 111 H n r q I a
market for Yellow Globe mediums
steady, (or Spanish slightly
mi linger.
Track sales (50 lbs V. S. 1 un
less stated: Yellow Globes 75 per
cent 2-ineh and larger Wisconsin
1.00; Minnesota llollandale section
3.10; Idaho Spanish 3 - inch and
larger sold rolling this morning nt
arrival acceptance 2.75. of which
some sold I.CL track sales basis
for 2 75.
Street sales: Colorado Spanish
3-inch and larger 2 W-.1.15; While
Spanish 3-inch and larger 2. 73. 2
to 3-inch 2.7.1.3.00; Idaho Oregon
Spanish 3-inch and larger 2.90
3.1.1. lew J.23: While Spanish 2 to
3-inch 2 75-300; Midwest Yellows
medium 1.25 . 1.35, irregular size
1.10-1.15.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO UO Steady to strong
prices were paid for both butcher
hogs and sows Monday, the top
gelling back (o '$18.00.
Most 190 to 230 pound hoteliers
sold nt $17.25 lo $17.60 with sev
eral lots at $17.75. Sows brought
$14.75 lo $15.75.
Average prime to high prime
steers brought $27.00 to $27.25, the
top. Most high choice and prime
went at $23.00 to $25.50. Prime
heifers topped at $22.50.
Good to prime wooled Iambs
went nt $18.50 to $20.50.
balable receipts were 12.000
hogs, 24.000 cattle, 500 calves and
5,000 sheep.
FOR SALE 3 mo. old toy terrier
pups, fit, zmw inq. alter e.
FOR SALE Small dog- type
puppies, j-n. cm
COCKER Pup, AKC re. Must
Portland Grain
PORTLAND iff Coarse grains.
15-day shipment, bulk, coast
delivery:
Oats, No 2, 38 lb white 57 00
Barley. No 2. 45 lb B-W Sl.50-52.00
Corn. No.2. K-Y' sh'p'm't 62.00-50
W'heat: No bids or offers.
Monday's ear receipts: W'heat
357: barley 88: flour 35; corn 10;
oals 4; mill feed 10.
Salem Markets
Comptlprt from reptiris ot Salem
drillers frr ttir Kiiidnnrt of Capital
Jiturnal KrAdcrs (Revised d.Vly)
Feeds :
s Ilabhll Prlleti 1.1 Si mn.lh hi.
$4.44 on 10I)-lb. bag.
r.RR Ainsn (BO-lti.),
Dairy feed $.1 05-J3 50 (80-lb. bag):
t-1 :ifl-$4 20 (100-lb bag).
Toiillry:
HuyttiK prlcrs Colored frvers, 20p;
old roosters. Be: colored fowl, 14c;
IrRhorn (owl. 11c.
f'Cirs:
Iluyinff prices AA. 40r: larpe A.
35c: mrdiiim A. 34c; small A. 24c
Wholesale prices: A jumbo, Me;
rxlra larne AA. Mc; large A A. 4Rc
larci A. 4flc; medium AA. 45r; A
small, .inc. On cartons, 3c additional,
fliinerfat:
HiiyinR prices Premium. 8c;
first grade, 59-63c; grade 2, 55c.
Under:
Retail AA grade, 73c; quarten.
74c. Wholesale Solid AA, 71c; quar
ters, 73c.
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Tops Mink Show
Mll.WAl'KKK if Top honors
in the 1H57 international mink
show were awarded Sunday to the
Delaney & Van Huskirk mink
ranch of Mt. Anel, Ore.
The Oregon ranch's entries won
a total of 16,634 points in six of
the 50 classes judged. Kach of the
30 exhibitors :m nlUwu I to rnli-r
antmnl to six of tho rUste
NelnoD Strr of Huron, Ohio,
phiced mond Lew raimcr ot
Prwton. Idaho, was thud and
Clawnc Scheme! of Mcnusna
ii (ourtll ptc.
Thr wt M ' best in tniiw''
ptUe lr 44 todKiduiil animal.
Wall Slrrrt
MOW YOISK if Industrial
shares took losses as the stock
market declined Rrnerally late
Monday afternoon.
Volume lor the day was esti
mated at around 2..VM.0ii0 .-.hares
compared with 2.710.000 on Friday.
300 Personal
314 Transportation
WANT ride t
Su ins; hhift.
316 Personal
MADAM H.ircl. Psychic rp.-idej.
h.Ivinc on all alinirs. :itu)5 S.
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FOR RENT: Stable with 2 box
stalls fciM 2-21 11.
NELSON'S Dairy Breeders Assn.
SALEM Meat Co.. tloclcer beef.
21c. Custom killing, cutting
and wrapping. Bacon ailced
free tc trailer loaned.
403 Livestock Wanted
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nay cozei. f.m v.nim uoiiect.
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t. 3, Box 8m&. EM 4-1113.
CATTLE. 4237 State. E. I. Ac H.,
Snetlien, EM 2-1345, EM 2-4300.
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12G0 Harmony Dr. EM 4-9067.
405 Pets
SELL German Short Hair Point
er pups, purebred. EM 4-4883.
FRF.E puppies, part Collie. Lab-
ranor, anepnern. tin i-ziaj.
COLOR BRED roller canaries.
1340 Chemcketa. EM 3-4385.
BOXER dog, 12 mo. old, shot
ei ciippea. iMU z-HUii.
BIRD Parndise. birds, trnn fish.
3180 Livingston. EM Z-1B4Z.
MICKEY'S parakeets, cages.
lecns, jb a. Lom i. z-zim
K EITH'S POTPVFA"RM
MHO Center EM 2-71)89
Puppies all kinds. Buy fit sell.
Aft noon Se eves. No Sun. calls.
410 Fruit & Farm Produce
FOR SALE: Apples. 11 bu. La-
bish Village Alarket on99E.
NETTED gem potatoes. No. 1 &
2. 5fil0 Hazel Green Rd. EM
2-5717.
CARROTS for feed. $1 sack, 6
PASTE!TR17:ED whole milk, tic
gal. Homogenized 7!)c, ',i gal.
for 40c. Cleary Dairy, M
2-303S.
414 Poultry & Rabbits
CUSTOM DRESSING
Plant 5310 Center. EM 3-7360
Dillon Jones Co. 4323 Market
OIUiSSKD FRYKItS
Special Price. Th. EM 4-1327
BABY Chicks hatched vr. round.
Special Red Monsters 5e ea.
Valley Farm Store, EM 4-4624.
BABY Chicks for meat or eggs.
sena ror tree roiacr. wnson s
Hiitcnery, Lyons, Ore. PH.
ULrick 9-2533.
450 Merchandise
Cement work. House raisin p.
leveling and foundations. EM
2-6280 -
CRANE WORK
451 Household Goods
25-ton Lorain moto crane Sa
lem Sand & Gravel. EM 2-2461
NEW Brass Firescreens $12.95.
Glen Woodry 1605 N. Summer.
Your home washing dried in a
hurry! Neatly folded tool
' LAUNDERETTE
i Block East of WilJamctte U.
1255 FERRY ST. EM 2-4555
BE THRIFTY Buy used furn
iture Ac appliances. The
THRIFTY WAY on Easy
Terms at
WOODRY'S THRIFTY USED
FURN.
515 S. Com'l. Ph. EM 4-3319
450 Merchandise
REAL clean 7 pc. dining set
$55.00: Channel back davenport
and club chair $69.50; philco
blonde. Console radio and 3
speed record player $89.50;
17" TV $89.50 ; 21,r TV $99.50,
and a host of other great bar
gains. Glen Woodry, 1605 N.
Summer.
CASH paid for used pins, mod
ern ana antique. lascaae
Merc. 1230 Broadway.
UNFINISHED furniture. H. L.
Stiff Furniture, 175 N. High.
HUNDREDS of people, each
week, are taking advantage of
the low, low prices at Glen
Wooriry's Furniture! 1 New 2
pe. Biltwell daveno sets, or 2
pc. sectionals $139.50. Terms.
Trades.
Glen Wood ry 1 605 N. Summ er.
$15Too A MONTH buys house
hold of furniture and appli
ances at fabulously low prices.
Clen Woodry 1605 N. Summer.
SEE Glen Woodry for Solid
Maple Furniture It Dining sets,
bedroom sets, daveno sets,
lamps, end tables, drum
tables. Yes! a complete line
of fine maple furniture.
Glen Woodry 1605 N. Summer.
452 Appliances
USED refrigerators. $19 25 & up.
AI Laue. App.,2350 State St.
WESTINGHOUSE-autoTwasrier.
guaranteed. $59.50. Terms. $6
down. Miller's Dept. Store.
CORANODO wringer washer
good condition reasonable
price. Call Thorndale 3-2891
Sheridan.
SAVE $150. 19 cu. ft. deep-freeze
$249.50. Terms, Yes! Glen
Woodry. 1605 N. Summer.
GUARANTEED
Reconditioned automatic wash
ers, dryers, ranges tt refrigs,
$31.50 c up.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
375 Chemeketa St
REPOSSESSED Gibson refrig.,
used 3 mos. Take over bal.
S8.65 Der mo. Modern Ann
ance Center, 1141 So. Com'l.
EM 4-9353.
BENDix dryer, can be pur
cnaseo ior s-t.ia per mo.
Modern Appliance Center, 1141
So. Com'l. EM 4-9353.
FRIGIDAIRE dryer, non - vent
type, all porcelain finish. Now
at jo. 10 per mo. nioaern Ap
pliance Center, 1141 So. Com 1.
EM 4-9353.
CORONADA oil stove, has blow-
er. A terrific buy at $50,
Originally $125. Modern Appli
ance Cenler, 1141 So. Com'l,
EM 4-!:i5;i.
420 Seeds & Plants
TREES
Fruit, shade tt ornamental trees
now in also rnses. Middle
grove Nursery. 4920 Silverton
Rd.
424 Farm Equipment
'54 SC. CASE Tractor. 3 bot
tom roll-over plow. '54 C'e
7-ft. mower, 3317 Hamel. IM
2-9510.
450 Merchandise
451 Household Goods
$99.95
. $79.95
$89.95
Estate elec. ranee.
griddle, like new $109.95
norgc semi-auio. wasner,
like new ...
ABC. auto, washer
Frigidaire auto, washer,
cxc. cond
Whirlpool auto, washer.
exc. conn
Hamilton Drver $79 9,
CHERRY CITY ELECTRIC
2040 N. Capitol EM 4-6761
VACIU'M cleaners (all makes)
uprights & ranks siz.&u.
COMPACT VACUUM
CLEANERS
1321 N. Capital EM 3-7067
CLOTHES DRYER, LATE
MDL. $50. EM 3-8650
VACUUM Cleaner G E. Swivel
top .34.95EM S-TOfiTDlr.
USED washers $15 & up, Mod
em Appliance Tenter, 1141 So.
Com'l EM 4-933.
(EA
Save tine -Save money
For the Beit Professional Services
m e i if
Make Life Easier - Read & Use Want-Ads Daily!
ACCOUNTING SERVICE
Leon A Fiscus
EM 3-5285. 1509 4th.
ADDING MACHINES
Buy as you rent. AH makes
Koen-iypewnlcn. oo court
EM 3-6773.
APPLIANCES .
BEDDING
CAPITOL Bedding: Mattresses,
new at renovatca. f,M j-iuuu.
HUM. DINT, . TRADE-INS
Home Building remodel,
Soecializine in trade-ins
Elwood E. Town send EM 2-0987
CAKPENTEK-CONTKACTOH
Home Building & Re-modeling.
win urn id. or hem vnu oui'd.
Balph M. Scheidel, EM 2-0701.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
CEMENT WORK
EXCAVATING
EXCAVATING & Grading. Ditch
ing, icarin Moving a specialty.
Ben Oljen & Son, operated by
Mrs. Ben Otjen it Emil Otien.
818 E. Rural Ave. EM 3-308O.
FLOOR COVERINGS
NORMS WALKER Paint Co.
Floor-covering Division Ijuah
Ity Installations Linoleum, As
phalt & Rubber Tile. Wall Ule
Free Estimates. EM 4-237t.
li HADING DOZING
BULLDOZING. $5.50 per nr. Ex
cavating, trench in ff. tile lay
ing, scoties etc Enmh I.
Maerz. EM 4-35 1 7 a f te rfi p m.
BULLDOZING clearing roads,
ponds. D-4 D-6 carryall. V.
W uskey EM 3-3146.
PAINTING
Painting, paperhanging. Ph. Dal
las iwayiair j-iij eves.
PLUMBING
LICENSED Plumber, new
remodeling. EM 2-9596.
RECORDING STVDIOS
ALL types of music or speech
recorded by Connelly. EM
PAY-LESS ROOFING
NEVER Knowinglv underbid.
Repairs. EM 4-26 11
TO PLACE AD
DIAL EM 4-6811
ROOFING tt REPAIR
CASCADE ROOFING CO.
PHONE EM 3-4823
SAND Ac GRAVEL
SALEM SAND & GRAVEL CO.
Ready mix concrete, crushed
jound gravel. land tt top soil.
J405 M. Front, EM 2-2461.
WALLING SAND AND GRAVEL
1625 McGikhrist
Crushed quarry rocks and
gravel. All size for roads.
driveways and parking lots.
READY MIXED CONCRETE.
Garden sand, bull-dozing.
shovel and dragline work.
EM 3-9249.
VALLEY SAND & GRAVEL CO.
Crushed fc round gravel sand
& conmix EM 2-4002.
SEPTIC SERVICE
Hamers septic tanks cleaned.
line service. Guaranteed work.
EM 3-7404 or EM 3-5072.
wnuARris Rnto-Rooter sewers.
septic tanKS cleaned. EM 3-5327
mikf.'S Seotic service. Tanks
cleaned. D'rooter cleans sewers
drains, none t,M a-mos.
WELDING R E A I R
Pmi'or cnwB nil makes reDatred.
Magnesium tc aluminum welding
txperi oiacie or cnam rcpiut,
rnrrfern Weldine St Repair
3405 Portland Rd. Ph. EM 4-6558
462 Wanted Hshld Goods
MISC. furniture wanted. Cour
teous service. Ph. EM 3-6098.
464 Sports Equipment
466 Bicycles
BOY'S 26" SCHWINN
PH. EM 2-7047
470 Bu i I d i n g Materials
450 Merchandise
470 Building Materials
WE INSTALL plastic wall Ule,
Formica counter tops. Fir &
Birch cabinets. Let us give you
a free estimate on your re
modeling now. Montgomery
Ward & Co. Ph. EM 3 -3 1 9L
WHOLESALE PRICES
Mulino Sash & Door
Prehung door, wood windows.
Dale Vogler, EM 4-8720
Keith Brown Specials
CLOSE-OUTS
While They Last
DOORS DOORS:
38 Only 2-0x6-8x1 Fir
riusn ... i.uvea.
18 Onlv 2-4xfl-8xl3B 10 Lite
French 4.00ea.
11 Only 2-4x6-8xm 8 Lite
French 5.00ea.
4 Only 2-0x6-8xl?i 1 Panel
5.00ea.
7 Only 2-4x6-8x1 1 Panel
5.onea.
No. 2 Inside Slip Jambs l.OOea.
Inside Door Jambs 3.00ea.
HARDWARE:
Schiaee Keved Locks 4.50ea.
Schlage Patio I,ocks 2.50ea.
j'a v 4 buiis oupr.
PAINTS:
Varnish A Penetrating Stains
'i pts 25c, pts .50c, qts....75c.(
gal $1.58.
Cin-Dek Enamel
ya pts... 30c. pts... BBC, qts .. 11.60,
Gal . $5.57.
Satin Enamel
j pts. 30C, ptS... DOC, qtS.. 1.25,
Bal S4.38.
O.S. White 2.50gal
Standard Texolite 1.05qt.
12 colors S3.8Aeal
4x8x't Harriboard l.SOsheet
4xmx! iiaraDoara ... . z.ousneet
For Underlavment Linoleum
4x8x3 Hard board -. 3.52sheet
PLYWOOD:
U" Sanded Fir f .OBsq. ft.
3g" Sanded Fir .09sq. .
Sanded Fir 12sq. ft.
s," Sanded Fir .13?sq. ft.
" Sanded Fir .14sq. ft.
V Sheathing Ffr .Oflsq. ft.
3" Sheathing Fir .10sq. ft.
" Sheathing Fir .12sq. ft.
V Sheathing Fir .13sq. ft.
V Sheathing Fir -14sq. ft.
4x8x' Birch Panel 6.40sheet
4xflx' Mahng. Panel 3.84sheet
4x8xU Mahogany Ply 4.80sheet
KEITH BROWN
LUMBER YARD
235 N. Front EM .1-9111
We Give S&H Green Stamps
ELECTmCwaU heaters, 25
ofr. 52 gal. elec water heater.
$65. 12-2 wire. 4'ic ft. tn rolls.
Light fixtures reduced. 3 pc.
bath set. $120. Built-in ranges,
hath set, $120. Built-in ovens
tc 4 burner units $195. Outlet
boxes. 2."c. 14-2 wire, 4c ft. in
rolls. Apex Electric Jit Plumb
ing. 1410 Broadway. EM 2-1866
SfflE
YEAR END
SALE CONTINUES
OAK FLOORING
No. 1 RL
No. 2 RL
-115.00 M
SHAKES & SIDING
No. 1 Painted shakes it
UC 10.7R so
1 x 12 S1S2E Cedar 11H.00M
1 X 12 lnv. Spruce 17S.00 M
1 x 10 lnv. Cedar 130.00 M
48"x96"
1 x 10 Spruce
PLASTERBOARD
4B"x9fi"
V WxM"
V 48"xiW
rocklath
.120.00 M
7 !S sq.
.2.50 ea.
ROOFING
3 In 1 215 lb. cotnpo
shingles
45-lh. roll
90-ln roll
Krait paper -
A" GRADE MAH0G. DOORS
20 X 68 4.70 ea.
24 X 68 5.25 ea.
26 X 68 5.25 ea.
28 X 68 S.45 ea.
"A" GRADE BIRCH DOORS
20 X 68 7.20 ea.
24 X 68 8.10 ea.
26 X 68 8.40ea.
28 X 69 8.75 ea.
SANDED PLYWOOD
4x8 U-in. Fir .
454 Sewing Machines
.-i
"d
J,lfHv Kauipmei't F.eUi With-.
$1BCT TRAINING SFB
JVIlK I'lAl'K t KN " APVIS-
n i lift vnvt m w.
ilrT i--.lnir-l
NEW Tilt-back recliner chairs.1
$.i9 50: Mmp rockers as low
as $19 .50; t'phiilMered occa
sional chairs $12.88; TV Koto
i-h.urs (Modern l $29 50. Glen
Woodry. 1605 N. Summer.
IF YOU need a sinule Item or a
complete household of new or
used furniture or appliances.
Buv now on our -asy terms.
Woodry s Thrifty Used
Furniture
515 S. Com'l. Ph. EM 4-3319
1 block SoofJ,aperMill
BEAUT. 8 pc. dm. rm, set. like
new. Sacrifice, $150. Mahogany
nccas. table. KM :i-872,
KEN MORE circulating oil heat
er, ntvono HTl'. detachable tank,
nearlv new, $20. EM 2-9fitiX
Vacuum Cleaner
Kirhy vacuum cleaner complete
with all attachments Se floor
polisher $22 50 terms $1.00 per
week EM 4-7 10J l Dir.)
WANTEDS x 10 rug" with pad
preferred, rcas. EM 2-2296.
DISPLAY cabinet. Hanging cor
ner display cabinet, both in
laid with ivory. Dining table
tc side board. All pieces are
rose wood. Bookcase glass
dioM carved. 6 din. chairs,
silver chest. mahogany.
French Marquetry desk. EM
4-lS.l for appt.
BOX springs tt inner spring
mattre-s. dhi bed sie. Clean,
g.HKi end $J5. EM 4-7186 Sun.
p.m. or eve.
XOT?2!t!U-,0
niT $L,L') 50. New m.xlern 3 pc.
Sufa - Sectionals. 1 arse and
lovely. Terms Trades.
Glen Woodry 1905 N. Summer.
WAI L heater l elec. T"' Wessex
4(Hjia Jtt$45. KM Ml,
THK greatest Bedroom Buv In
Itie Valleylt New Mr. A Mrs.
Dresser w-ttlting mirror, book
case bed w foot and rails, box
springs and matching inner
spring mattress $145. Yes' Alt
tlie aluue f"r entv $145 Terms
Clen Woodry. 1605 N. Summer
NEW foldinc chairs $3 49." Glen
Wnodry lft15 N. Summer.
LOVELY new Charcoal. '7am
n.'-ber. J jH- Secure il I9 .w.
T-r-Ts. tr.tde Glen Woodry.
1S5 N Su::n-.er.
FOU that household of furniture,
let Glen Woodrv Sae ,u sev
eral rionlhs nents -- Ye'
1 Y .i d- s pleprv ht Glen
W oodry i, 1605 N. Summer.
SEWING MACHINE
Singer portable, light weicht. 5
yr. guarantee, only $28 50. lib
eral trade in allowance, terms
$1 wk. EM 4-7102 Dlr.)
456 T.V. & Radio
21" RAYTHEON cabinet T. V.
set. $129.50. Used Mdse. Mart.
270 S. Liberty. Ph. EM 4-6371.
FOR QUICK SALE: 1956 Motor
ola TV, 21 in. consnle in per
fect cond. Cost $;W9.95, will
sell $149.95. EM 4-7450.
THE flFST SFRVTCF for let.
Hiinsn TV. EM 4-M44.
:7" WESTINGHOUSE T.V. sei,
$85. Used Mdse. Mart. 270 S.
Liberty. Ph. EM 4-K.71.
458 Musical Instruments
2525
EPIPHONE Slap
shape. Good buy
meda.EM2-792L
Band Instrument Rentals $2.50
THE MUSIC CENTER
493 Center. Ph. EM 2 5371
PIANO and organ lessons. My
home or yours. Nancv B. Hunt.
3865 Liberty Rd. EM 3 9020.
MUSICAL instrument clearance
Pianos Organs Accordions
Band mtruments
THE Ml'SIC CENTER
493 Center Ph EM 2-5.171
! BALDWIN mod. 45 organ.
I Blonde, like new. Save $."iXV
Piano cased reed organ $95.
I Stone Piano Co.. Salem.
LARGE studio grand. Reftmshed
in gleaming ebony, excellent
condition. Ideal for discrimi
natmg pinnut and teacher.
$1500. Stone Piano Co.. Salem.
ACCORDION or Piano lessons"
Free use of accordion. EM
2-3255. Duane Hunsaker.
PIPE PIPE PIPE
1" ..... 15c. ft. 4" 75c. ft.
IV ... 25c. ft. 5" $1.25 ft.
2' j" . 40c. ft. 6" $150 ft.
ALL KINDS VALVES &
FITTINGS
V to 6"
700 good 3 nane! doors
with frames tc hdwd . $7.50
" smoke-damaged Chip
board, good 2 sides 15c sq. ft.
Flushometer Toilets $15 ea.
Wah basins $10
4' 3-tube fluorescent
lites S10 ea.
8' 2-tube Slimline
lites $20 ea.
Used Fir fir $45 per M
Used lumber.
No. 2 & btr 145-155 per M
E. S. R1TTER & CO.
8740 Portland Rd. Ph. EM 4-8311
4 mt. North of Salem. l mi.
North of Totem Pole
Open all day Saturday
.1.30 ea,
1.60 ea.
1.R5 ea.
34c yd.
450 Merchandise
480 For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: 175 gallons Butane
tank. I ou gal. gas noi waier
heater (1 yr. old) 1 gas range.
1 Duro Therm Oil heater, all
very reas. Valsetz SH 4-zna.
WOOD circulator. One onlv.
$24.95. used Mdse. Man. Zfu
S. Liberty. Ph. JM 4-6371.
1 HEAVY Frogil oil burner,
table Iod elec. water heater,
step stool, all in top cond.
KM Z-8B3H.
15 CU. FT. Hevco "Chill Chest'
deep freeze, nearly new. Also
mi nass piano accoraion. tM
4-2096. 305 Boone Rd.
New Modern desks S:i2.50.
Glen Woodry 1605 N. Summer.
ALL metal
oval
trailer $55.00; 200
oil barrel $34.50:
Dbie. launnrv iuds ia.au: Dam-
tub $19.50; bathroom sink
$H.50; power lawn mower
$39.50: i hp. motors $5.00;
car top carrier a,au; tomn.
record Dlaver & radio $29.50:
Phono records 13c. ea.; odd
chairs $1.00 up; davenos $19.50
up; davenport sets $35.00 up;
mattresses, springs, beds
cheap and a 1,000 other misc.
bargains.
GLEN WOODRY
1605 N. SUMMER
AUTO, oil floor furnace, (H. C.
Little), complete with tank.
EM 4-6510.
METAL filine cabinet (4 - dr
Almost new. $49.95. Used
flldse. Mart. 270 S. Liberty
Ph. EM 4-6371.
NEW l4'a'x20V garage for sale.
Can be easily moved. Also old
z &iory nouse to ce lorn aown.
481 For Rent Miscellaneous
RENT cr lease Ige. warehouse
space cement floor, brick bide.
downtown. Inq. H. L. Stiff
Furn. EM 3-91S5.
Hospital Bed With Mattress
Valley Furniture Co. 219 N
Com 1.
483 Wanted Miscellaneous
Small Stands of Timber
10 trees or 1000. Also dozine.
land clearing, ditching, road
and bridges buiit. Evenings
BARKER'S furniture wants good
usea lurn. we pay casn
trade. 3794 Silverton Rd. EM
4-0444.
WANTED several thousand cords
of wood, all species. Ph. 3-7721
4-t ill ilgms U.M
.2.35 ea.
4x8 38-in. Fir 310 ea.
4x8 i-in. Fir 4 00 ea.
4x8 a,i-'.n. Fir 45 ea.
4x8 34-ln. Fir 5 20 ea.
4x8 J-m. Bircn A-3 -lz.uu ea.
HARDBOARD
4x8 -in. Industrial 190ea.
4x8 '.4-in. Indiutrial 2.25 ea.
CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
C & K LUMBER
YARD
LANCASTER & CENTER
PH. SALEM EM 2-1500
PL
ran
3 pc. white bath set
comp. with fittings ..... $139 95
3 pc. colored hath set
comp. with fittings $149 95
Aluminum Storm Doors $39.00
4" RC Magh.
Plywood 13" jc. iq. ft.
FOR YOUR REMODELING
AND REPAIR NEEDS
Let us arrange one of our EASY
PAYMENT PLANS. LOANS
arranged CP TO $3,500 and ui
to 3 YEARS TO PAY with N
DOWN PAYMENT. Easy
monthly payments. Come in or
call in today and let us help
you with your home moderni
zation neeas.
YARDS
349 S. 12th St. EM 3-9606
474 Floor Covering
NEW 9 x 11 Linoleums $4 9.
Glen Woodry. 1605 N. Summer
CI.EANTP - NOW IN STOCK
FOR YOUR SELECTION!!!
15c .: '
R. L. Elfstrom Cn. 260 S. Liberty,
u.t i l ijoor tne. luc eacn..
INLAID linoleum $1 79 per" 7
Ld. R. L. Elfstrom Co.. 260 ;
iberty.
484 Miscellaneous
Cigarette Burns
Repaired
We can repair those unsightly
burns on any wooden surfaces
in your home or office.
LEE
4020 State St. EM 2-7001
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
2-HR. SERVICE IN MOST
CASF.S
DR HARRY SEMLER. DentUt
Adolph Bldg. State tc Com'l Sts.
SALEM PH. EM 3-3311
486 Machinery & Tools
SEVERAL used welders. See at
rju Stewart st. vn. EM 4-7544.
USED Welders fnr sale 698 Ill
inois EM 3-8566.
488 Wanted Mach. & Tools
used metal
h. EM 4 1745.
turning
490 Fuel
Clean Dry Wood
Old growth slab St block wood
$12 cord. Also oak wood. Cut
any length. Prompt delivery
Pn. Salem EM 2-9444.
HIGHWAY FUELCO
SAWDUST &. WOOD EM 3-6444
WEST SALEM-FUEL
Dry green wood
Tube or pushout sawdust
1S25 Ed gewater Ph. E M 2-4031.
DRY 16" Fir wood. Pick up al
farm or we del. cord lots. Ph.
EM 4-3081
OREGON FUEL
Sawdust. Green tt Dry Wood
S&H Green Stamps
3087 Broadway. Ph. EM 3-5533
SOMETHING new for sawduct
users. We have a Chm Mi
fuel. Capitol Fuel Co. 1420
oroaaway. vr. M 3-7721.
ORGANS, new used. Lessons.
Rentals. MORRELLS Organ
Sales and Service. 363 N Hier..
WE piy top Mh price 'or
ptann Cued 1rt Mart 270
S. Ltoerty. EM 4-63T1.
Birch Plv V 10c;
2iv ; V 27c.
KNOTTY CEDAR i
BEAUTIFUL PLYWOOD PAN
EL1NC.S CHERRY GUM
TEAK MAHOGANY
BIRCH SEN CEDAR
SAMARA Come In and see
them! I I
FIR PLY Large and small
YOUR SI7F. AT YOUR RE
QUEST! RGH SHEATHING
V to v.
SPKCIAL: Extra-long sheets of
St EXTERIOR Dtv.
REASONABLY
Beautiful . 480 For Sale Mi$cellaneous
PIT RUN GRAVEL
EM 4-2463
TYPEWRITERS adding ma
chines, cash registers, dupli
cators, desks, chairs, files, sup
plies. Roen's, 456 Court. EM
CEDAK fence post good quality
Treated or untreated. Pole.
Ph. EM 4-3081.
wood -PRICED'
Oak Flooring tn HEATFD BLDG
462 W.nttH Hshld Goodi kn'Tlg ..to in
lm m ' u L'v-ing out cure.
DOG house, also Indoor kennel.
cheap. EM 41860. eves.
DOOR CHIMES REGULAR-$25"
Now $1195. Used Mde. Mart,
Jiii s- Liberty, rn. KM
CAPITOL FUEL CO.
Dry oak. ash St maple wood.
tnoice slab St block wood
mixed, dry or green. Dry mill
wood.
1420 Broadway Ph. EM 3-7721
ANDERSON'S slab wood 72 -unlt
ANTED : Several thousand
cords of bark-fre vennA , .
hemlock. Ph. EM 3-7721;' nigh's
SHAVINGS: WE DELIVER
PH. EM 2-6171
500 Bus. & Finance
510 Money to Loon
LOANS
150.00 to $1.500 00
Buy What You Need
Consolidate your bill.
Finance through
WILLAMETTE CREDIT
COMPANY
IB3 S Church St ZM 2-2417
WE NEED FVRNITVRE
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