July 31. 1952 4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE For Your Next Trip SPORTS PAGE Weekly Fruit and Nut Crops Review Kelly s Even Pen Series 2 to 2 Ron Davidson displayed rare pitch­ ing form to aid Kelly’s in a well- earned 2 to 1 victory over the State Penitentiary Chiefs last Friday night in a 10-inning affair. The victory en­ abled the Mill City team to even the .season's series at two wins, two losses, and one tie. In a tight pitching duel, Davidson bested the Chief's Allen as he struck «out 13 men and effectively scattered three hits. The contest was high­ lighted for the local visitors in the seventh inning by Joe Boyle’s tre­ mendous triple to left field that ¡.cored Dale Benneth with the tying run. Ben­ nett had opened the inning with a hard single to left center and had ad­ vanced to third on Carey’s sacrifice when Boyle drove the ball high over the left fielder’s head. Kelly’s sewed up the contest in the tenth inning with Boyle scoring from second on Parker’s blow to left center. H R 5 2 Kellys' 1 3 Chiefs Northwest plums, peaches, and early apples are moving to market, accord­ ing to the weekly fruit and nut crops review prepared by the OSC Extension Service from USDA reports and other data. Northwest Plums Shipped: The first 1952 crop shipments of northwest plums have been started on their way east. Thirty-five cars had been shipped from Washington and two from Idaho through July 26. The first few cars of Washington Santa Rosa plums moved at fairly high prices. First shipments of early Italian prunes are expected to start from eastern Oregon and Washington this week. Regular Italians are ex­ pected to start about Aug. 8th. First sales for early shipment were at $3.50 for half bushel baskets, faced, f.o.b. First regular Italians were contracted at $3.00. Plums have been moving from Cali­ fornia for some time. Shipments so far are only about half as large as a * * LOOK AT ONE MORE CAR. If you are going to spend $2500 for a car. then invest one hour in seeing how few dollars more it takes to own a Packard. Packard costs less to buy than you may think and the record over the years proves that a Packard costs less to own, for “Built like a Packard” means BUILT TO LAST! ONLY PACKARD Brings You New Easamatic Quicker Power Brakes, Safer Stops! State Motors Inc 310 N. Hijrh. SALEM FAST ACTION - CONG lASTiNG GOLDEN HARVEST Ideal faun and Garden Nutrient Builder Especially made for lawn and garden use, PSC s Golden Harvest fertilizer contains organic material designed to give a quick source of nitrogen as well as a long lasting organic form of nitrogen. Guaranteed Chemical Analytit 6% NITROGEN 10% PHOSPHORIC ACID 4% POTASH Golden Harvest provides your grass and plants a complete fertilizer to maintain productiveness and to prevent robbing the soil of the three major ele­ ments essential to growth Lawns and gardens draw heavily on the soil for plant food—even more heavily than do commercial crops They should be fed a little at a time . . . but often. Maintain luxuriant grotcth throughout the rear with GOLDEN HARVEST Available m 25 lb . 50 lb , and 100 lb bagi SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP Telephone 5021 FAMOUS BUFFET July 29. 1952 ONLY PACKARD Has Ultramatic the Automatic Drive That Outperforms Them All! Eeed» Seeds Fertilizer To Salem, Try (¡rinding and Mixinz Custom Cleaning Seed Marketing Household Appliances Machinery Hardware Petroleum Producta STAYTON. ORE For Lunch or for Dinner All You Can Eai for 99' Children under 10—Juel 44c Hi-Chain! Look At This Typical Buffet Menu Assorted Crackers-Potato Chips 15 Varieties of Delicious Salads Relish Sticks - Cold Cuts Pickles • Cheese - Applesauce Hot Boston Baked Beans ROAST OREGON TURKEY l/ Stillions of Temperate People Il Wit Ittsisc Cl RTWIA SISI I $ 1 •Trod, Marl,, u S OW. ----------------------------- - --------- --------- We Need Used Cars—Top for Clean Models! YOl R LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET Chevrolet Sales and Service STAYTON ORE