Salem, Oregon, Thursday, March' 21, 1957
THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL'
Section '4 Page 7
Greetings Exchanged in Bermuda
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President Eisenhower talks with Bermuda's Colonial
governor, Lt. Gen. John Woodall on arrival in Bermuda
yesterday for conference with British Prime Minister Har
old Macmillan, left. With formal meetings scheduled to
start today, President Eisenhower was reported seeking
an outline of Britain's plans to reduce Its military forces.
(AP Wlrephoto).
'Joker' Found in Discovery
Linking Cancer, Cigarettes
By LEWIS GULICK I studies "tend to confirm the orig-,ond cancer and heart disease on
WASHINGTON lf A federal ,jnai results-tney indicate there the other, without being able to
f.?",?"..5?"'. says there is alwas an association both between I pin down in a precise way the
j.. ........ ..r... neavy smoKing on me one nana cause ol Ihe association."
News Magazines
To Raise Prices
NEW YORK (UP) Newsweek
and Time magazines announced
Wednesday they will raise their
single copy prices from 20 to 25
cents because of rising paper and
production costs.
The Newsweek increase takes
effect with the April 1 issue which
Daniels Rites
To Be Friday
nMcMinnville
Funeral services are to be held
at Macy and Son, McMinnville.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock for
Mrs. Fernanda Daniels, former
Salem resident and employe at
the Oregon State Hospital for many
years, who died March 17 in Mc
Minnville. The Rev. C. C. Barnes will of
ficiate at the service and com
mittal will be private.
Born Aug. 16, 1873, at Appleton,
Wis., Mrs. Daniels for many years
worked with the mentally ill, start
ing in 1691 at the North State Hos
pital for the Insane at Winnebago,
Wis.
Lived With Sister j
On coming to Oregon, she first
lived with her sister, the late
Mrs. Samuel Hicks, at Falls City.
In September, 1907, Mrs. Daniels
started work at the Oregon State
Hospital. She left here and on
Feb. 13, 1911, was married to
Theo. K. Daniels of Spartu, 111.
After their marriage they resided
in Illinois and Florida, ,
During World War I, Mrs.
Daniels returned to Ihe Oregon
Slate Hospital and at the time of
her retirement in July, 1947, she
had completed 33 years of continu
ous service there.
Moved to McMinnville
Immediately after her retire
ment, Mrs. Daniels moved to Mc
Minnville, where she had resided
num. cinna Rhrt u'H b munhar
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ui mic r 1I.-OUJICI imi .nurui iiii'ie
and of the South Circle of the
church and the Women's Auxiliary.
Among Ihe survivors are a niece,
Mrs. Herbert A. Yount, Richland,
Wash.; a nephew, Victor Hicks,
Milwaukee, Wis.: and several cou
sins, including Sister M. Protasis,
O.S.B., and Louis Schindler, both
of Mt. Angel; Mrs. Victora bchmid,
Aumsville: Mrs. Lena Zimmer
man, Canby; Father Joseph
Schindler, O.S.B., Mission City,
B.C.; and Ted and John Schindler,
Chehalis, Wash.
A natural bridge as long as a
city block, Utah s Sipapu arch
takes its-name from a Hopi Indian
word meaning "entrance to the
underworld.
LEGALS
will go on the newsstands next
week. Time will raise its price
with the April 15 issue.
gredient in cigarette smoke. He
said the cause-elfect relationship
is not yet established.
Dr. John R. Heller, director o(
the National Cancer Institute,
gave that opinion to a House Ap
propriations subcommittee Feb.
19. in closed-door testimony made
public today.
Dr. Heller was asked about a
news story last month that Dr.
Nguyenphoc Buu Hoi, a French
educated Vietnamese working at
the Currie Institute in Paris, had
found an agent in cigarette smoke
that invariably causes cancer in
mice.
Dr. Heller said the Paris doctor
"took a compound called 3-4-9-10
dibenzparine, and all the animals
In which he injected this com
pound developed cancer.
"The joker in it, however, is
that this compound was not ob
tained from cigarette smoke, but
was a tar which was taken from
laboratory on the presumption
that someone had previously iden
tified this compound as being in
tobacco tar..
"So. it is not a true expression
of causation from given tobacco
smoke.
"It is an important advance in
the identification and character
ization of a chemical, but it is
not a direct association to given
tobbaco smoke."
Heller added that generally a
definite "correlation" has been
found between heavy smoking and
frequency of cancer, but "we are
not completely prepared to admit
yet ... a causal-effect relation
ship." Dr. James A. Shannon, director
of the National Institutes of
Health, said federal units are con
ducting a board study which "we
hope will settle for all time the
association or nonassociation of
trbacco smoking and cancer of
the lung."
He said recent results of other
Ronald Thought Janice Was Mad
1 iil!
NOTICE OP STREET VACATION
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN thai
March 25. 1957, nt 8:00 P.M. tn the
Council Chambers in Ihe City Hall of
the City at Salem, Oregon, has been
set as the time and place of a pub
lic hearing before the Common
Council of the City of Salem, for
the vacation of all that certain part
of MA KG A RETT STREET, running
in an Easterly and westerly direc
tion in First I.owen Heiehts Addition
in the City of Salem. Polk County,
Oregon as said street is shown on
the pint of said addition, which snld
plat Is on file and of record in the
office of the County Recorder for
Polk County, Oregon, said part of
said street, tn Salem, Polk County.
Oregon, being more particularly
described as follows:
That part of Margarett Street
from the west line of Clarmount
Street to the westerly terminus
of said Margarett Street, of First
Lowen Heights Addition.
AND ALSO
all that certain part of PRIMROSE
STREET, running in an easterly and
westerly direction in First l.owen
Heights Addition and Went wood
Heights Addition In the City of Sa
lem. Polk County, Oregon, as said
street is shown on the plats of said
additions, which said plats are on
file and of record in the office of
the County Recorder for Polk Coun
ty, Oregon, said part of said street,
tn Salem, Polk County, Oregon, be
ing more particularly described as
follows:
That part of Primrose Street
from the West line of Clarmount
Street to the east line of Fir
Gardens Street of First Lowen
Heights Addition and Westwood
Heights Addition.
Said petition was filed with the
Recorder for the City of Salem on
8 Fehruarv, 1!37, and was signed by
JAKK LOWEN and EMMA LOWEN.
Objections or remonstrances, If
any, should he made, in writing, nnd
filed with the Recorder for the City
of Salem, Oregon, prior to the time
of said henring.
Dated this luth day of February,
1957.
auhkd MUNUT, uiiv Keroroer
Feb.21,2B.Mar.7,H.21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is herebv eiven that the
undersigned has been BDuolntcd Ex
ecutrix of the estate of C. E. A Id rich
by Order or the Circuit Court, Mar
lon County, Oregon, and has quail,
fled. All persons having claims
ngainst the estate are hereby noti
fied to present the same duly veri
fied as renulred bv law to the in-
dersigned nt 541 Court Street. Salem.
Oregon, within six months ftom the
dnte hereof.
First published: Feb. 28. 1157.
OWENNA M. KENT
Executrix of the Estate of
C. E. Aldrluh
STEVE ANDERSON
Attorney for the Estate
Ml Court Street
Salem, Oregon
t CD. nt, Mfir. I, M, 21
Senate Group
OKs Francis
WASHINGTON I The Senate
Armed Services Committee today
approved unanimously the nomi
nation of William Howard Francis
Jr., 42-year-old Houston attorney
and financier, as an assistant sec
retary of defense.
The committee acted immed
iately after Francis appeared be
fore the committee to say he had
divested himself of slock of the
Texas Fund, Inc., a Houston in
vestment trust, and was arrang
ing to dispose of his interests in
the Texas Fund Management Co.,
which manages the fund.
Francis told reporters he re
tinned this week as chairman of
the Texas Republican finance
committee.
Sen. Johnson iD-Tex) the Sen
ate's majority leader, a member
of Ihe committee, testified that
he had known Francis as a "good
and trusted friend'' and a man of
"great integrity, unusual capac
ity" and great "devotion to duty."
Portland Official
Hits School Plan
Gcoree Baldwin. Portland school
district clerk and comptroller, told
the Senate Education Committee
Wednesday night that the key dis
trict plan ol distributing basic
school funds would make the ed
ucational program unstable.
He also said it would make it
hard to make long range plans for
education.
He said the plan is unpredict
able because it would be tied to
varving property valuations.
Herbert Schwab. Portland board
chpirman. said he is authorized by
2", boards in 17 counties to oppoje
the plan in their behalf.
Total financial lo on the Olym
pic Games in Australia in 1956
was l,J50,0O0.
HOUSTON, Tex. When Ronald P. Raymond, 25,
thought his girl friend, Miss Janice Brashere, 25, above,
was mad and would not let him In her apartment, the
heavy machinery salesman found a 25-ton earth mover
eight blocks away and parked it outside her window, tear
ing up the lawn and cracking the .sidewalk. Raymond
was charged with disturbing the peace. "I wasn't mad nt
him in the first place," Miss Brashere said. (AP Wire-photo)
The deeds of the
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AOVERTISING agiant
American Industry, BENEFITS
YOU! It pays for much of your
entertainment . . .creates price
controlling competition . . makes
you the world's best-informed
shopper . . . causes lowest,
mass-production prices . . . puts
mass-selling money into action
and brings it right back to your
pocket! Advertising is America's
. and the Northwest's . . . Generous
Giant . . . the dynamic economic
force that has brought us all
the highest standard of living
in the history of the world!
Remember, Oregon
ADVERTISING BENEFITS YOUI
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO PROCESSORS AND HANDLERS
OF r KYEHS AND BHOII.KHS
Each nroccssor or handler of no ill
try fryers and broilers produced In
Ore Ron hereby Is notified lo file with
the Male Department of Agrii-umirc
at Salein by April 12, 1957, a certified
report showing the K rower's name.
mailing address, and the total quant
ity of such fryers and broilers pro
duced by such grower and oroeriiscd
or handled by such processor or
handler In lftSti: and If this was lens
thnn SiS00.no In value, whether that
amount was processed or hnndled lor
that grower In 11)55 or 1I1.14.
This report la necessary in carrying
out required procedures bv this de
partment under OHS Chapter 570, the
u r e k o n Agricultural coininodiiy
Commission Art. following rrcelnl by
the department of a petition signed
oy a growers oi iryers ami nroners
in Oregon, requesting hearings and
a referendum on the queMJon of
creation ol an uregon r rycr l om
nil.v
on.
rornn for this report are being
mailed to known processors and
handlers, and may be obtained from
this department addressed as follows:
Paul T. Howell. Chief
Division of Market Development
Oregon Slate Department of
Agriculture
Agriculture Building
Salein, Oregon
Mareh 21
Advertising
Statesman-Journal
Newspaperi
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PHONE EM 4-G811
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wanted adi Mt'RT SPEC IT V T Hr.
NATURE OF THE WORK St.l
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pay it In the fom of mliry eom
mtf stont guarin'ee or lnem.de
firm name Bona frdt o(fri nf
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the Help Wanted eohirr.nt
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Classified Index
"For Your Convenience."
300 Personal
300 PERSONAL.
310 Meeting Notlcei
312 I-ost and Found
314 Transportation
318 Persona)
318 Stamps and Colni
400 AGRICULTURE
402 Livestock For Salt
403 Livestock Wanted
405 Pets
410 r'ruits Si Farm Product
412 Market Basket
414 Poultry & RabblU
416 Sea Foods
418 I.awn & Garden
4-M Seeds & Planta
41!2 Fertilizer
424 Farm Equipment
423 Auction Sales
430 MERCHANDISE
451 Household Good j
4Sa Appliances
454 Sewing Machine!
4i3 T. V, St Radio
458 Musical Instruments
4R2 Wanted Household Goodl
464 Sports Equipment
4(16 Bicveles
470 Building Material!
472 Plumbing, Heating
474 Floor Covering
476 Do It Yourself
480 For Sale Miscellaneous
481 For Bent Miscellaneous
482 Trade Miscellaneous
483 Wantrd Miscellaneous
434 Miscellaneous
48ft Machinery St Tools
488 Wanted Machinery & Tools
4!W Fuel
500 BUSINESS AND FINANCB
MO Money to Loan
512 Loans Wanted
515 Investments
tilH) EMPLOYMENT
602 Help Wanted
604 Help Wanted, Man
60U Help Wanted. Lady
608 Pickers 'Vanted
610 Sales Help
612 Work Wanted, Man
614 Work Wanted, Lady
615 Child Care
615-A Babysitting
(Your Homel
617 Job Information
618 Education
620 Day or Contract
700 RENTALS
lira Sleeping Rooms, Board
703 Wanted Rooms, Board
705 Apartments For Rent
706 Duplexes
707 Houses For Rent
707 -A Furnished
708 Farms For Rent A
709 Wanted to Rent
710 Wanted to Rent Homes
712 Wanted lo Rent Aptt.
714 B us In e is ftcntals
716 Resort Rentals
718 Convalescent Homes
780 Moving nnd Storagt
fiOO REAL ESTATE
801 Business Opportunities
802 Business Property
HOH Suburban
806 Houses For Sale
8C7 Apts.. Courts For Salt
B08 Lots For Sale
810 Farms For Salt
812 Exchange Real Estata
815 Coast Properly
816 Resort Property
818 Wanted Real Estate
825 Insurance
BftU AUTOMOTIVE
851 New Cars
852 L'sediCars for Sale
85.1 Auto Parts and Repair
854 Trucks, Trailers for Salt
838 Motorcycles
856 Wanted Cars, Trucks
Auto Miscellaneous
862 House Trailers
864 Heavy Equipment
880 Aircraft
312 Lest and Found
LOST: Boys glasses at Parrlsh
jr. ni. juesaay, Mar. is. am
4-3662.
LADY who found toy Collie Sc
called EM 3-6D40 Men. Eve.
Please call again. 1210 N. 5th.
PLEASE turn our brown & white
dog loose so he can come
home. Janice & Dale.
316 Personal
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group
no i. ?un n Lom i im -ai
AL'S BAKERY
LARGE bread 25c. Frozen
Chicken pies 12. so doz. Indi
vidual Frozen Mixed Fruit
Pies 11.20 dm. Pixsa Pies,
Frozen. Larue 4i)c.
1M0 Market SI. EM 3-7372
CHARIS foundation stylist serv
tng the Salem area. Your
home or mine. For appt, EM
3-3508.
Too Late to Classify
12 Ft. Kcnsklll Sports trailer,
26' Royal Coach trailer house,
.IWI. tm 4-HB74.
'54 Chev. b T. pickup, 18.000 ml.
iai Lncmowa im.
'56 FORD Country Squire. I,ow
111. r.lYl 4-iUlU, CM 1-H7U1,
'51 FORD V-B hall ton nlckun,
radio, beater turn si una la.
Mechanically cxc. Jefferson St
rairgrounua mi.
400 Agriculture
418 Lawn A Garden
PATIO covers and awnings
custom Mane zu colors.
Keystone Aluminum Co. Etf
4-8382,
420 Seeds & Plants
BLERIANA (Pink) flowering
pium, s d . ai.wa. aaioai
Grove Nursery. 4920 SUvertoa
Rd.
USED riding Garden Tractor
wun or wur.out cuiuvater
mower, harrow St plow. Fair
banks Morse rotary lawn
mower. 2400 Chemswa Rd.
after S P.M
EXC. Bolsenberry Plants. Mr
uaDacon, i2 mi. oi uer
vais. Ph. 3482.
EXC. hill grown Marshall straw
nerry pianis. tteas. price. Fn
Sllverton TR 3-5626.
TOO MANY BILLS?
Don't let your bills get you In
irouoic. ii you re oenina in
Eayments. we can help you.
o security or co-signers
needed. One plsce to pay all
bills. Pay only what you can
afford I (Bonded and licensed
foryour protection I)
CREDIT CONSULTANTS
Dial Satem EM 2-8844 for Infor
mation.
NICE Evergreen shrubs. Scotch
Pine & Chinese Arborvlte. 504
ea. 2195 S. Summer.
NURSERY STOCK: Tine rare
incense cedars si. ou each, six
for Five Bucks. Exceptionally
fine young holly trees from a
dollar to two fifty each. Our
own strain. Benson Holly
urcnarna, m. a, ouvenon
TAKING our Asparagus yarc
urowns mr salt. Bring con
tainers. EM 2-2814, 3095 River
bend Rd.
LADIES
If your hair itn't
Becoming to you
You should be coming to
ROYAL BEAUTY SHOP
1211 S. Comm'l St. EM 3 9483
Terra s" Manicuring
Halrcuttlng
THORNLESS Evergreen Black
Derry pianis. new iieia. loo.
ea. dug & packed. Alan Weis
ner, Ph. Sllverton TR 3 4793.
MADAM HAZEL: Psychic Read
er, Aavise on an aiiairs. iaua
S. Com'!. EM 49265.
PALMIST. Mary read your com
plete me reading. iasi, pres
ent, future. 1. 3745 Portland
Rd.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 986
a. tom i. EM 3-2 1 0B, CM 2-2850.
Steiner's Nursery
DWARF fruit trees, flowering
ircea ex snruos, Zivcrgrecnst
Spreaders, seeds, flowering
Elan Is, Blueberry. Currant,
lack St red raspberry plants.
Srandlflora ar star Magnolias
eatoera, Delphinium, prim
rose, panslcs, daisies. Coral
bell pinks, Astllbe HeUboris.
10 yr. old walnut tree. Agent
for Sturdi Built greenhouse.
3160 Mkt. St. EM 2-1946
Gifts from all over the world.
JAKY, f LOIUST EM 4-3391
LOGAN ft boysenberry planta
i runt now paten, ro. uervaua
3324. -
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock For Sale
AZALEAS
SOME BELOW WHOLESALE
OAK HILL NURSERY
Drive So. on 12th St. U ml, past
jnormngsiae ocni. iurn ngnl
at Oak lull Ave.
FOR sale single horse trailer.
wane in type, new ures, S7
license, ready to roll, EM
4-23!)4 eve.
RED clover seed, purity 98.93,
gcruunauon w, am iw ioe
EM 2-2147.
REG. Jersey cow. Fresh soon
wun ara can. uooa mimer
sound. Phillips Bros, Rt. 5
Box 860, Salem. EM 4-3081.
SADDLE horse with saddle St
prime, .em a.73Ba after p.m,
STEINER'S Nur. pits., shrubs.
wi. trees, art. aiuray-nuus
Grnhse. 3160 Mkt EM S-1S4S.
SALEM Meat Co., locker beef,
zsc. custom killing, cutting
and wrapping. Bacon sliced
free & trailer loaned
3, 3, 4, 5, yd. load $2. yd. 7 ydsi
EM 2 2075. Jeuvvrca.
Scientific Horse Shoeing
Tex" EM 3-4605 7-9 imli7pm
GOOD Manure for flowers, gar
aen, win aei. cm s-oiza.
403 Livestock Wanted
BUYER Claud Edwsrds, Rt, 3.
riOX BHUfc. GM 1-1U3.
ROTTED or Fresh Manure, by
buck or cubic ya. aei, uresa
lawns now. Your soli needs
humus. Phillips Bros, Rt. 5.
Box 860. EM 4-3081. Closed
Sun.
CATTLE, 4297 State. E. 1. St H.
anetnen, em z-13, em 3-4300.
CATTLE, horien, at your farm
C. u. Mcuananan. em 3-618!).
Fertilizer. Well Rotted manure)
we del, anywhere. EM 1-4077 '
CATTLE buyer A F Sommer
ism Harmony or. im 4-IM7.
TOP cash prices at your place
nay tout, km 4-jiou couect.
CHICKEN. Fertilizer, del. sack
1 we or truck load, io. sm
405 Pets
7 MOS. OLD male Weimaraner
A.K.C mob. Chamn on stock
trained, beautiful, Intelligent;
'64 FORD V-8 clb. cpe., lots of
extras, low mileage. i"h. EM
'56 FORD Fnlrlime.'Fordomatlc,
radio, licntcr. V-H white walls.
Sac $I,B75.EM -3-0565.
FOR LEASE or Sale Large 5
bedroom home, n It-el v furn
ished, corner lot. 2 blocks to
shopping center St state bldgs.
r.Ai .i--Hi.H.
StIBDRBAN 2 brlrni. home, by
owner. Call EM 3-3307 alter
.1 p.m.
3 RDRM. film., giir., nr. bus.
stores Ac sclis. 4()!I5 Hudfion.
BABYSITTING, my home, S.
Salem. EM 4-7128.
I YEARS experience retail
grocery, produce, drugs, A
undrl('H. Need Immediate em-
Eloyment Knlem or vicinity.
M .1-4820 after 7:30 p.m.
F-exp. legal sec, bknr., dlcla-
pnone, eivri, type., .io-nu per
sonality. Co. In Eastern Ore.
WIN help wilh housing. Bonus
end of year. $300. Patrensterh
er's Commercial Placement
AgencyEM 4-3351.
DOUBLE laundry trays with
stand. EM 2-4001.
1 SET Brltannlca Jr. excel.
cond. 2 yrs. old. Also old May
tag washer $10, VSrsltnahouse
range $25. EM 2-3708 eve.
17-in. REEL type power mowrr.
goon conn, r.xi a-ii, aaou
N. 51 h.
KITCHEN wdn. table, Dormcyer
mixer, nnoy car seal, gnu
enrt, metnf Ironing board.
Knap Box derby car, EM
2-2.115. .
MALL power saw, 4 ft. falling
har and chain. Complete; also
twin cylinder paint spraver.
cn Box 63B StalesmanJour-nal.
28" BOVS BIKE. 24" girls bike.
good cond. 4003 Hudson.
Ml MERCURY" Mark M. 30"lLP.
tank Se Quicksilver ronlrols.
New cond. Heasnnahlv priced
50 Jersey, Sllverton. Ph. TR
3-7451.
17" RCA consoleTVT $275. Glenn
Woodry, 1605 N. Summer.
BENDIX fully siito, washer, 90
da. guarantee, $1!) 50
Valley Furn. (X 210 N.ComI.
KIR RY Vacuum Cleaner. 2 mo.
old. nai, sn mo. hi mo. cm
2-7067 ldlr.1
GE. WASHER A- flrver, used
very little. 3740 Monroe Ave.
EM 4-.mi.
HEAVY duty 2-stanehion stock
trailer. $IMI KM 4-2005.
LAB puns. AKC. Re. EM 3-
3010. 355 S. Lancaster.
WANT TO PENT wilh option to
buv; grnlle riding horse ror
12-Sr-nld girl. F.M 3-6253 aler
4 p m.
OIITSTA NDf NG Qir. horse rolt
with raring A- snow papers
snd 6-vr.-old Palomino mare,
well trained. EM 4-2005.
LOFT: Maroon billfold at Grey
hound Bus Depot Tuef. eve.
Name Clarence Edwards In
gold, mnnev and valuable
papers. Reward. EM 27272 or
mail to Marvin Lee, Mayvllle,
Oregon,
RPNT J bdrin. house, nlcelv
furn p:js wiihur si. f.m z-wi.n
or KM 2-460B, '
2 RDRM. nofiirn TV ant., gar..
redec. FM 4-3253.
NORTHWEST strawberry plants
New nt'h. r.M 4-l!Hin,
PTKINGESE pun, pifehred. fe
male. 7 mos. FM 2-1447,
20 MIRACLE MILES
Ocen Front Llnrnln Reich.
brirm rum. home, xnnttv pine
Interior. Only dn. $27 per
month. EM 3-46.14.
.100 Prmonal
312 Loit and Found
FOUND' Thlld' glsises, Keiier
dist , r.i 3-M4i
LO.ST- or itra- et rhlld's pet toy
coin r.M a -Ktvt.
LOST-Marf-h imh! hjt ral
vi"imtv block 6. Com'l.
EM 3 6878.
WANTED Desneratclvll Sinmese
or Persian kitten. Guarantee
excellent homellfe. Write El-
sic Schiller. 540 V3 N. Cottage,
BLACK Mexican Burro, 3 yrs.
okii laoni cnna s jk-i . , siuu,
ii-orvaiiis in.. i-l. j-ijo(.
DOG TRAINING
Rrtriovor k Gun Dog
Obedience St Ana boarded.
EM 2-0IKH Grnver Franklin
MALE red cocker spaniel, 7 mos.
old. hxcellent with' children.
$25. EM 4-38:10.
AKC reg. Samoyed puppies, EM
2-0;i8 or EM 4-0203.
BOX pups. Reg. Extra nice. $30.
Sllverton. Tit 3-4222.
CHOICE parakeets, also para
keel St hampster cages, EM
2-7874.
silKLTER's Litter Registered.
$35. ft $40. Alpine 8-2434
Iehanon.
19 PURE bred Nutria 8 males
11 females. EM 2-0064.
BEAUTIFUL blond Pomeranian
puppies, a, K. c. reg.
Shipping St. EM 4-5705.
IRISH TERRIER
AT STUD fine red Ballywood
dogs. A.K.C. registered, pick
of litter or fee. EM 4 1300.
AKC Reg. 2 yr. old German
Shepherd dog for sale. EM
4-4845 between 9 and 5.
PARAKEETS. qualily birds.
Bargain prices. Satisfaction
guar. EM 2-22H5.
HUNTERS Attention: German
Shorthalr reg. pointer At re
triever pups. EM 4-6428,
KEITH'SPUPPY FARM
5160 Center EM 2-7089
Puppies all kinds. Buy At sell.
Aft'nnon At eves. No, Sun. Calls.
GERMAN Shepherd puppies,
good pedigree. EM 3 8004.
CANARIES ready for nesting.
linn untmexeia km .i:iKo
BIRDS, FISH. HAMSTERS
.HBO Livingston EM 2-1B42
410 Fruit I Farm Produce
POTATOES
Eastern Oregon. $1.00 hundred.
Hood River Newtown apples,
$2 73 hu. Green Apple Market,
5005 Portland Rd.
EXTRA good Burbank Pots t oei.
$2 23 a 100 lbs. EM 2-2070.
525 Sllverlor RdL
APPROX. 100 Ton oats St Ca
nadlan pea hay. EM 42672.
GOAT'S MILK FOR SALE
EM 4-391)0
CLOVER-HAY; no rain. Marsh-
all plants. G. w. Siddall 5090
Hnodvlew Rd. EM 4 1340.
FOR RENT BEES
EM 4-1109 Morn. A Eve. Mo
Kenney, 5720 Auburn Rd.
A L F At . F A" h Hy lsOndrTlr
cutting Eastern Ore Ida,
Calif, grown Del. T nr truck
lots Tit 3-5837 or TR 3-5855.
414 Poultry t Rabbits
TURKEY Poults' available.
Valley Farm Slore
BRED Doe" RahhIU or small
fctock. EM 4 2422.
We dress poultry buy rabbits
Wing's 3085 Slate. KM 4-3018
STARTED WHITE Leghorn
Eullets. W ikon's Hatcherv.
vons. Ore.. Ph Ulrlck 9 2533
WANTED PIGEONS
EM 2-0008
BABY chirks hatched yr. round.
New Hamp. It White Rock
pullets 17c. straight run chicks
Ific. VaHey Farm Store.
BAnYCnieki"7or mtt"ar eggi"
Rend for free fnidsr Wilson's
Hatrntry Lyons, Ore. PH
ULrlcK I-IM3
418 Lawn A Gardan
DF.PFNDABLE lawn mn-ving.
bv job or mo. EM 3-8621.
GARhF.NTOOI,S. Ye"llowFront
Supply. 1404 N. Church.
OI.Ti eoarse sawduil, 3 vr. load,
dtl. $4.50. CM 1-3537 tvei.
Virgin Top Soil
EM 2-1575
422 Fertilizer
OLD!! OLD!!' SAWDUST ,
20 Yr. Sawdust, $2 yd. Del
EM 4-1900
424 Farm Equipment
FORD Tractor, late model, 860
300 hrs., 12-28 rubber with or
without nearly new 3 point
plow and disc EM 4-3148.
4 BOTTOM Oliver disc plow,
also 2 bottom 14" plow oB
rubber. EM 2-2361.
1052 FERGUSON 30 tractor used
800 hrs. 3 point Case 2-14'
plow, 3 point 8 ft. tandem lift
disc. 2 point 3 section spike
'" harrow,'- Ferguson sub seller
all like new, 500 chick elec
brooder, large blacksmith's
anvil. Q. W. Empson, Rt 1,
Jefferson, Ore., Tel. Fairfax
7-2453.
HOLT wire reel, fits Ford or
Ferguson tractor $125.
Augur, fits Ford or Ferguson
tractor $150. W-4 Intnafl trac
tor equipped with fork lift,
stake pusher St stake carrier
$2,000. 2,000 8' cedar posts 30
ce n ts pc . Colli ns Farm Ph .
Independence 213R Ivan
Marble.
DRILL, harrow, disk, spring
loom, oroooer. am eve.
DE LAVALL Milking Machine,
i fiucKei Motor, uompressor
St Stall cocks, all like new
$73.00. Ph. eves. EM 2-7334.
56 MODEL Howard Ret ova tor,
uaeu very niue jmvi -ihj.
JOHN DEER M T with CulU
valor $750. EM 2-7751.
DBL. disk, like new. Ray.
Zollncr. Ph. Gervais. 3324. -
MADE-to-order metal feeders.
troughs, all type sheet metal
fabrication. Judson's, 270 Cha
meketa.
VARIETY of equipment for rail
ing Daoy CtliCKS. CM 4-400B.
COVER crop disc $65. Allan
L-amppeii, rtt. box 7cm ,
FOR sale Farm-All H. tractor,
self starter, $400, Rt. 3, Bog
780A, EM 2-4264.
450 Merchandise
451 Househetd Goods
SPECIAL SALE I New solid ash
bedroom suites; 9 drawer Mr.
St Mrs. Dresser with Urge
tilling plate glass mirror, love
Iv bookcase headboard, with
foot and rails. Reg. $260.50
now $215 00. Terms. Glen
Woodry, 1605 N. Summer.
USED, bath tub, bowel, A sink.
EM 2-60'M.
USED 8 piece oak dining set
IIUUU BKUa. 24B SlSl
St.
Rocker ft Studio Couch
EM 2-1022
NEW blltwell roto-tockers $39.50
uien wooqry leua w. summer.
DAVENO & Chrome dlnetta
table. EM 3-3019, 3343 B. Sum
mer.
HOUSEHOLD goods, furniture, .
aisnes, iswn mower, iri.
metal cabinet, Cash. EM
4-0422. -
USED Drexel mahogany dining
suite izzu. huu- bkus., sie
Slate St.
NEW metal wheelbarrows $9.9$
uien woodry iwa w. hummer. .
DUNCAN Phyfe walnut drum
ianie uoor lamp in-a-noor ,
bed, A mattress. EM 4-7436.
BENDIX automatlo wuhir.
Good cond.
1 POT OIL circulator with oil
bbi. 4H7 Lancaster. .
USED coll bed springs $4.03,
HOUO HHUS., 248 Stat St.
GLEN Woodry furniture will
save you iioo to swo on a
complete household, your best
buy is always at 1603 N. Sum
mer.
VACUUM CLEANERS
All makes. 112 50 UO. Dir.
1321 N. Capitol EM 3-7067
UNFINISHED rurnltu.t. H L,
stttr rurniiure. ns w nign.
USED solid mania dinette set .
$59. HOGO BROS. 24 fl BlSte St.
NEW S pc. wrought Iron dl
nettes i.w.ao uien wooary ioue
N. Summer.
BE THRIFTY Buy used fuf ,
niture fc appliances, t h e
THRIFTY WAY on Easy
Terms at
Wnfwtrv'a Thrift V iTie4 Fti-n.
313 So. Com'l. Ph. EM 4-3311
TO PLACE AD
PHONE EM 4-6811