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ii mi a ' T9 OIGCII CTATZniAIZ. Cclira. Orison. Ccfcirdoy Mcriiiy. Octcbx C3. XC13 PAG2EGIIT 1 V . YTheat Prices : Forge Ahead f Contracts Reach New. Seasonal Topi; Trade Active in All Fits Bt" WILLIAM FERRIS CHICAGO, Oct. 29-(,)-Wheat - prices forged ahead und e,r a- - Cressive milling and distilling ae " ' mand today. Trade in all pits was active. c At their hiahs all wheat con tracts were at " new-" seasonal '. peaks. 1 The December delivery was at its best level since July, 1A29. ftav at its best since Sep tember, 1929, and July at Its best -- since May,. 1929. Wheat held on to a good part of its gains despite "heavy profit taking. At the close the bread cereal - was -l cent higher, December . $1.56-. May $1.55-, rye was tt-Ta lower, December ll.13T4-il.14. oats, were un changed to lower, and barley .was down -si. Interest in wheat was aroused ?. at , the start on a news dispatch from Washington that the office cf price administration was not .at this time considering ceilings for hard "wheat because the grain has not attained parity. After the market closed the department of agriculture reported Oct. 15 par ; ity was $1.47 while the national price was $1.35. ; r . This , report on ; the OPA's atti tude was considered encouraging . because some grain men had . feared ceilings might be set at parity minus deduction of benefit payments to farmers, as. was the case with corn. Maximum for soft wheat, at about $1.66 a bushel, is expected to be announced short- ly - Oakville Growers Ship Bumper Crop of Prunes. ALBANY Prune growers, of the Oakville community, a few ; miles southwest ; of Albany, have completed the largest deliveries of - prune crops in the history of the community. Some loss due to labor shortage is announced, but the loss from brown rot was very slight, due probably to the almost per fect we ather conditions. The price scale, too, was considered to be the best in years. The , price was set by the government which will use the larger part of both canned and dehydrated fruit Floyd .Lamb, Ralph Gohde, Floyd Bulman and M. Burnap de livered approximately 8000 bush els to a Salem cannery, while Mrs. . Susan Shepherd, George Millhol len, Bob Cale and Dr. Myers will 'ship some 110 tons of dehydrated fruit. Skating Resumes At Dallas Rink DALLAS Skating is to be resumed Saturday night at the .Dallas armory for boys and girls of this community accord ing to A. V. Waters, chairman of the, FT A recreational com mittee. Skating will start , at 7:30 and is for boys and girls of " all agea.-- If arrangements can be made, a matinee for the younger skat ers will be eld lit the . after noon of the same day. as the. night skates Skating will be held onee a week when it does not conflict with a home foot-' . ball game. Pletka Fills In At Scio Bank SCIO B. F. Pletka of Port land is looking after Scio State bank business during ' absence of Waldo DeMoy, who is hunting - game in northeastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Philippil were in from Portland area this week, he bagging a deer in the couth Santiam river region east of Cascadia. : .Mrs. Callie Philippi is home from Salem, somewhat improved In health after several weeks' treatment at : the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Ashby. , First ' examinations are due in Scio schools next week. ' Heavy rains in Scio during the last ten" days have saturated the soil so that plowing and seeding may be resumed. Water courses In this vicinity have been swollen but still remain within their banks. Lewis Hough Honored While on Leave - . ; AUMSVTLLE A family dinner honoring Lewis Hough, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hough of Aumsville, was -held Sunday at the Cecil Pettit home in Salem. Hough left - Thursday for Poca- tello, Idaho, where he will join a division of. naval officers in lra!.-Ir.. . Mr. and . Mrs. R. E. Ilouh and daughters, Cecelia and Evelyn, and son, -1 Kenneth, also were cTJets at the dinner Sun day. . -V P -,':'. Gu--t3 it the home of Mr. and I !:.?. Jrrcme Simpkins this week i.fi? Z Ir, and I.Irs. Everett Hear ; l z . I sens, Arthur and Gerald, 'Strictly Private" could $ rr . . - - :-M&x- .-'fit,. r j n . wt t m - J : . Hit fi t ; v (EAR MOH:- m Vtk V3MCA SORE V&tX AWRIEL: EMUSTUJG W TME. mjES-OUE. Of THE. GuVS STO 3CW4 DP SHE rvTDUTVJD lWWSH9CH00L " K SUES GOT I A ECUOTION- Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 29 (AP) Butter AA grade - prints. 46ic car- tons. 47,ic: A trade prints. 46 Uc. car - tons. 47c; B grade prints, 47c, cartons. 46c lb. . Butterfat First Quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at Portland. 52-52 '.iC lb.; premium qua- lity. maximum of J3S of 1 per cent acidity, 53-53'aC lb.; vauey routes ana country points 2c less than first or 50-50ic; , second quality at Portland 2c under first or 5O-S02C lb. Cheese Selling price to Portland re- tailersr Oregon triplets. 29c lb.: loaf, 29ic lb; triplets to wholesalers, 27c U.; loai, Z7'ic JUB. ges Prices to retailers, in cases:iaoie a own to Z.uo. A grade-large S9 A medium SSVa; A small V2; dozen. Eggs Price to producers: A large 56c; a large 44c; A medium sic; a smau 4(,iC dozen. I iv nniiitrv-Kiivintf nriM Na 1 grade Legnorn Droiiers upw z fos, 30c; colored fryers under 24 to 4 29c; colored roasters oyer 4Jbs , 29c; I jichnrn hn under 3 . Ibs Z5V-.C: LeKhorn nens. under z-4 ins, ac; "'J" - r..r 1 ',v. , U , . 1, J ters. 21i lb.; stags. 21ic lb. . Tiirlr.vc . nrKWI hm1m njA I 41,,j-41iC lb. Rabbits Government ceiling: average ......-. ' . A ; 1 . mm Ik . live price to producers. 24c lb. Onions Green. aSc dozen bunches: Yakima. 2.12 50-Ib. bag. PoUtoes Yakima. No. 1, 2.90 cental; DO 2s, 50s.80c; Klamath. 3.00; Des chutes, No. 1, 2.90 cental; local. 2.50 cental. . J Country meats Rollback prices to retailers; country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs 19-20c; vealers. A A, 22Vc: A, 21 ' c; B, 19-18" ic; C. I marset prices paid to growers by! Sa-15-17 ic: . culls. 12-lSc; canner-cutter lm buyers but are not guaranteed cows, 1Z-14C; bulls, canner -cutters, 14- ic; lamb AA. 26c; A. 24ic; B. 22ic; C. 19-20c; ewes. FS, 13'c; medium. 12c; R. 10'ic; beef. AA. 21ic; A. 20'ic; B. 18ic: C lSc Wool Government controL Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb. Mohair 1942. 12-month. 45c lb. I Horn Nominal. d m t 0 e k. 1S4S I cron. 1.40 lb- seedless. 1 .50-160 lb - I contract seedless. 70c; seed 65c lb. , I Hay Wholesale prices nominal: al- ! falfa. No. 2 or better. $33: oat-vetch, S25 ton. valley points; timothy, (east-1 era Oregon), S35 ton; clover. S23 ton. East Side Market PORTLAND. Ore- Oct. 29 (API- Appearance of a considerable supply of lettuce from The DaUes area broke the lettuce price on the East Side wholesale market today. The Dalles i wu am up 10 lis usual level, 1 baving been softened somewhat by re- I n bvmi generally at j.uu- 3.25 a . crate. A few The Dalles and Bingen , crates went at 3.50. Portland lettuce went mostly at 3.00. Demand - continued . good, for cauli flower, corn and tomatoes, General prices: .w-d: Miawini 2.uu-zjed lumoie box: f Winlstv , Ransnn 9 fV .. 42 w. 1 Ortley 2.24 box; Northern Spy 2JO- 2.50 box: Rome Beauty 2.50 box. a-w'W SP w ab .W. auiUCUUClK I UriDM L-o-al rnncflrrii 1 on ln- I Niagaras 90c-1.00 iig. J - Melons Cantaloupes, California. jo crate; spears 3.00 crate; Ice cream 9f 1h K at 9 U aiat Peajs Fall varieties 2.25; Bosc U9 jum Die box. Prunes Italian 1.50 la-lb. box. Strawberries Everbearlne a.oo-a 95 is-oasKei crate. VEGETABLES Beans No. 1 Blue Lake 12c lb.: Giants tlOe lb - Mmas lo ta.: ahii 1.40-usa lug.- ' - ' ,U: , 00- Cabbage-No. 1 green 1J0 crate: I Celeiy . -i Ncl ereen 2.00 ml.- I No. I (white 4.00 c?.t; root 150c aosen;; hearts 2.00 dozen bunches. Endive No. 1. 60-75C dozen. Greens Spinach SOc-lJM oranm I box; mustard 50c dozen bunches; Swiss I v-v urara Duncneij parsley 35- uvwa ouncnes. others 2.75 crate. Pwnr Green 1 71 I Cats 65-75C i " " ' Pumpkin Pie 1.00-J5 crate. I itaaisnes Wnite 5r r-l ulu. - - - r i bunches. . ' Sprouts-Bmssel. 3 50 lug. loose. Sanash nani.K 7V..I iu - .- I crate: Huhhant ti- ,7. i 7 " u Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Dr. rw . ea '' (WFA) Cattle: SaUbl in- I market nominal: wMk'a rmim I i : . " .j i 7.a 7 cll'P' top-medium steers I and betters strong to 25 cents higher ry ase er Chinese remedies. Munng SUCCESS . for years ta CHINA. Ne matter with aument van are AFFLICT e.u e-iserders. saasttia, heart. -". uver. KiaoeTs. steaach-, cas, , eeBstipatten. ulcers. u ketit , fever, skin, female plaints- . eeat- CLzrlio Chan Chinese Herh ' Ce. Office . Bears Only Taes. end . Sat., - a. m te 6 p. m. 8d sbsj. . aae wed., a. m. U 18:38 p. as. By Quinn Hall .tn " , 'j ' ' vdcs. . con : " Portland I early; bst craas steers 14.00: no food spring feds available; grass fat heifers up to 12.00: lower cradet cattle alow I late, some unsold; canner -cutter rows I salable . 4.50S.90: good-choice vealers I salable- 13.50-140 I Hogs: Salable BO. total 3SO; . sows I steady; feeder ; pigs - slow, many im- I sold: food -choice around 185-225 lb. hogs lacking, salable 14.25-50; sizeable lots, good 505 lb. sows 12.00; good light I ieeder pigs 11.00; choice 110 lbs. quot i aDie o u.uu. : - ; sneep: salable none, total 25; mar- ket mostly nominal; fat lambs salable steady: lower grades slow, quotable weak to lower; few good heavy lambs sold at 12.00; good-choice truck I ins 1 12.25-50; car lots to 12.75: good hokl- i over ewes soia up to .du, some sai- l rt .t i r a uruauu strain PORTLAND. Ore . Oot 9 (AP) !- . . I Cash wheat (bid): Soft white soft white excluding Rex 1.41; dub lA2; western red 1.42. 1 tr i . j, , white Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.39 IS 1 Pr nt i-wit; 11 per i cent 1.42 Hard white Bart: 10 ner cent 1.43; 1.45. J t 15. bar- I . . . . . - . J Todav'a fir reint WHm iev s. flour 7. oats a. hav x. fiMri I - - . ' . ' Salem J Market Quotations i The prices below aunnlfMl a' In. I cal grocer are Indicative of the daily I J ine aiaiesman ienuce. doz. CluUflower, crate 25 and 2.55 .; 43 J5 i 1.00 i70 ' j ; 4S 1.50 . 03i fo Crook neck & Italian squash, lb. Lucumoen, aoz. . 1 reen onions, aoz bun. I Turnips, doz. bun. Cabbage, lb Tomatoes, flat EJKiive. OOZ. Dun. Radishes, doz bun. -antajoupes. crate carrots, doz. bun. L'eiery, doz. bun. Watermelons, lb. Peppers, ereen. lb. . Green beans. - lb. Beets, doz. bunches Pumpkin, lb. , Parsnips, lb. 70 BUTTER. EGGS AND milLTXV Andreaen s Bavins Pries isitjen m cnange wlthetrt aeUce) d..-!,, BUTT ERF AT J64 fja (j0 BUTTER PRINTS A j B . j454 Quarters . 47 EGGS Extra large 134. Medium standards 40 r.Mv. 38 ,UIiJ ' S0,0,e, 35a -SO ff"" taarlOB rreaasenr'a Bnvt Prir.. (Subject to chanra witbaat mairm J?i1Jm A 0 42 A Pullets Large A . PODLTBY All hens All springs Roosters or stags iJ?J" !?.n LivVTirainB VVT- ll..P for N., 1 stock, base -??a-.L - 1' " . . ?V 'S. ""- ToDial J0J 10 JH2 3.50 to 6.00 n..u. . 7.00 to 8.00 - 7.00 to 9 00 00 to 10.00 . 131 Dressed veal NfOrQ rrnH KAnrff MWUUil October 29 irnrr ini.a - . BM.rBWK.O : we IS IS Rails UtU 24.S 36.4 34.S 36.S 34.3 3fl.a 25.2 38 f 13 26.4 27.4 S6.S 18.3 37.1 M Stks 50.7 81.1 "50.7 51.0 39.8 S3 J 41.7 Indus " '"T 2-? Weekiio T K s wees ago u- -,70 S UIun ago , j Ynr man Year ago IM high ! 1943 i low BOND AVEKAGCS 20 18 It I 18 Rails Indus . UtU Torn Prtdav .77 Pmian. .w 105.0 105J 105 3 105J 83.8 63.1 62.8 - - - -j T7.4 77.1 -76.5 -65.9 105.1 105.1 105.1 wees; ago Month ago 105.4 S3.I 50 .8 Vear ago 1943 high 103 5 97.5 105.8 105.4 103 88.8 63.2 8U 1943 i- JOW Eggs Uanlod Top Prices Paid! Prompt Remittance Ship or Brinf Taor Eggs u FDSD riEYEB - EGG $EPQT- - S3 1 8. . E. Alder Et Portland. Ore. - I ; 53.S . ,., . ,.. 74.S p-.,..soj FS A Reopens ; Applications For: Farm Buying, ...Marion county's farm" tenant purchase 'committee recently took action to reopen applications for those interested . in qualifying' to purchase farms in Marion county under - the , RAnVhnH-Iravs m The. committee 4s .of the opinion vm .mere jre4 tenant , farmers, sharecrocDers or farm la honor in this county' who are interested in ine possiDiatyi buying i farm under the program.- who did not Know of the program when' ap plications . were " previously - being United States citizens who are farm tenants (not owners), share croppers, farm laborers or -others who obtain or recently have ob tained most of their income from farming are eligible for the ans. No loans , will be made to ner. sons who can obtain an adequate loan for the purchase of a farm from other sources at reasonable terms. Applicants may apply at the Farm Security administration of fice' at 460 North High street - Watts Removed From Oxygen Tent CENTKAL HOWELL El ton Watts, who has been criUc ally ill with pneumonia- it a Salem hospital, was taken from the oxygen tent Wednesday af ter having used It fear days and is now definitely on the way to recoTery" ; - Monday's Radio KSLM MONDAY-139 Ke. 7.-00 News ' - " 75 Rise n' - Shine. 7:15 Ten-Two-Four. 7 JO News. - - 745 Morning Mowds. S. -00 Cherry City News. -8:10 Music. , S 30 Tango Tunc. S-OO Paatnr'a Cmll ' . . 9:15 It's the Truth. sw Music lOOO Cherry City News. 19-05 Music , 11:00 Cheiry aty News. 11. -05 Music. 1130 Hits of Yesteryear, 12:00 Organalities. KOIN CBS MONO AT 878 Ke, 8:00 Northwest Farm Reporter. 8:13 Breakfast Bulletin. ; 820 Texas Rangers. . S.-45 KOIN Klock, ,7:15 Wake Op News. , 7 jo News. . i- ; ; 7:45 Nelson Prlncle, News. -. 8 .'CO Consumer News. t 8:15 Valiant Lady. S:30 Stories Anaexica Loves. 8:45 Aunt Jenny.. 90 Kate Smith Speaks." '" 1 9 JS Big Sister. - t30 Romance of Helen Trent , 9:45 Our Gal &mi7. t 19 Late Cmu Be - Beautiful. 10:15 Ma Perkins 10 JO Bemad ine Flynn, 10:45 The Goldbergs. 11)0 Young Dr. klalooe. , 11:15 Joyce Jordan. 11 JO We Love and Learn. 11 MS News. 13:00 Irene Beaaley. 8IGW NBC MONDAY 438 Ke, 4-00 Dawn PatroL 8:55 labor News. 8:00 Everything Goes. . 8 JO News 8 JS Labor rilewa 7. -00 Journal of Living. 7:15 News Headlines. . . 730 Reveille - 7:45 Sam Hayes. . 8 .-00 Start of Today. 8:15 News 8 JO Robert St. John. 85 Da via Harum. - " - 8:00 Open Door. 9:15 Glenn Shelley. ' ' 930 Mirth and Madness. 100 Across the Threshold. 10:15 Ruth Forbes. 10 JO News. 10:45 Art Baker's Notebook. 110 Guiding Light 11:15 Lonely Women. 11 JO Light of the World. 11:45 Hymns of All Churches. 13-00 Women ot, America. J. KALE MBS MONO AT 1338 Ka 8:45 Lazy River. 7.00 News 7:15 Texas Rangers. 7 JO Memory Timekeeper. 1 8: DO Bible Institute. 8 JO News 8:45 Wax Shop. j 90 Boake Carter. i :45WomaB,".Jsw New. - 9 JO Sunny Side Un. 108 News. . , 10:15 What's New? 10 JO This and That. 110 Buyers'- Parade. H'iM"rktJn with Meredith. 11 JO Concert Gems. 11:43 Rose Room. 13. -W. -Mw. v N MONDAT-1198 Ke. .' 8 0 News. - - f N'tional rrm and Home. Western Agriculture. : 7o Music. : 2:0?"om Dewnstratton Agent 7:15 Fiesta. .. . 7 JO News '45 Pappy Howard. ' k -. 80 Breakfast Club.- . . - 9:00 My True Story. 180 News. 10:15 Commentator. . It JO Andy and Virginia. 10:45 Baby Institute. , 11 0 Bankhage Talking. 11:15 Mystery Chef. - , 11:30 Ladies Be Seated. .130 Songa by Morton Downey KOAC MONDAY 539 Ke.- ' V 18:00-News. - , 18:15 The Homemaker'a Hour 110 School of the Air. 11:15 Songs. 130 News. cnunijiiiG AND EGGS HIGHEST CASH PRICES Fatrrretrsds Rd. at Cood Profit Casliiiig Trims StcclLB ? " : . ' . - - ' , . ' 1 - - - - .... : .-. , ' ' c " Late bupport Reduces g- Losses, Enables Fewj L Leaders to Show Gain Stocks generally., were V subjected to further ..profit cashing in to- aay ' market although late ' sup port reduced many early losses of 1 to 4 points and enabled scat tered favorites to emerge on the topside. - .4 vCf-; : Hesitancy was the rule at th start. Individual issues, however. were propped by actual and pros pective earnings and dividends. , Liquor stocks. Weak moat nf th day, rallied in the afternoon "but failed, to hold recoveries. Ameri can Distilling, for instance.- was off 1 points at one time, convert- w wu iuui a gam 01 z ana ended off I . : Schenley 'was ; unchanged and National Distillers and Dis tillers Corp.-Seagrams . down each. Allied Mills, on the other hand, ended up 1. '. The Associated Press 60-stvk- average, due partly to a fall of 4 points In J. L Case on sales of on ly 500 shares, was off .4 of a Doint at 50.7. Of 821 Issues traded, 391 SCORCHY SMITH iwku vsvvta mrru dct hOCMfP LAST f-tUT- X RXiViD TUBA BOTH RSLfctp VAS COT IUSTERSWEFTIE' iOKLY SAID THE KID'S ACT W&SXT f I 50 BAD- LITTLE AKinE EOONET P0CC OLD VOTHEBf, T0P Alf RE' IGMAJJM U4. r-f 4EE WHAT TUS LOIJE EAIIGO X21TTJ7& n-UKE apiece J4 wrrrF W - mZrnPtx iS r LL MlCn MOOSE r SUSPCr JlAEDTpTElJ-ME ) f POPE VET, AW) JSH-H-! I THINK I I O v -aaoty iS-ll HB HADTrHB STUMMiCK-ACH5? r , COME IM vfT HE OJAKlM up ( W ) Q A 55 ! THIMBI THEATRE 7 r: " -'l---' 00MtYDU r irJ ri" :rr7n -DaJ to one week oIJ. Rhode Island Reds, I ! H . I ' J 1 1 H ! , ( New Hampshires - and Barred Rocks. - 4A JLi Wi tJi . f quality. Ideal for broilers and layers. ImwmAU im V.ai lAXJ were down, 201 tip and 223 tin changed. Transfers - totaled 5S,- 010 shares against 714,510 the day before. United Merchants- and Manu facturers was up 2 at a -new J843 .top.. Farnsworth Televisiod was admitted to the big board to day and, . in active transactions, snowed an advance of -about a point from its previous over-the- counter quotation. sFirm, Trading Light,- Ceiling Offered : "by the Associated Press The hop market continued to display a firm tone this week, the war food administration said Fri day. -H"t:f:r:' .Oregon trading, however, was light Dealers were offerinsr full ceiling values for remaining sup plies of 1943 hops. They were able to obtain only small amounts, and the WFA said producers continued to report some offers in excess of ceilings were being made. Sources of these offers were not disclosed, but the WFA said in vestigations were under way. . - Late estimates place the amount of 1943 Oregon hops in first hands at around 3000 bales. Contracting of 1944 hops probably totaled around 2000 bales in the past week HE&S-BVIT EXCUSE E,SR-BUT-1 F earn tAt a a aaaa s. - . I WtX " I J nc uiUEK I I rv m t mm .m Minw y w tuc I I vi.wni wte ra-.- i il l i cwyvw:. f'-..r --vxx'rirvi w m mt iw "a a . m , bum biiT sri. -z-" .a - m s i mm vm vx ttei) VEvS0U WUteE LIKE AU fHC RE5T0F THE SAPS WITH THIS SHOW- RAVING LROLtT ruir RDA7rH I frn P aiuv AND HER M0M6REL CUR- r 3$ fE) ks. eft 1WU.lt,,'! twd hr WANT A UrT,XTHAitKE. Klltty Funeral Set Sunday uglies Udor, ALBANY Funeral services tor Lloyd Collins Hushes, 72,- who died at his home in Peoria Tues day night, October 23, following a heart attack, will be held under the direction of the Fisher Funeral Home, at 2 o'clock, Sunday, Oc tober 31. The services will be held from the Peoria Christian church and burial will be in. the Pine Grove cemetery. ; ' ; - V Born in Cloverdale, Ky on June 4, 1871, Hughes spent the first 22 years of his life there, moving then to Bluegrass, Tenn, where he re mained for nine years. In 1904 he came to Oregon, first making his home in Eugene and in 1923 mov ing to Peoria where he had since been engaged in farming. On March 25, 1884, lie married Martha Jane McCall at Creek's Run, Kan. She survives as do the following children: Fred T. of Ocean Beach, Calif, Stanley of Paisley, Rev. R. Hughes of Madras, Mrs. Alma Smith : of Rochester. NY- Lloyd C and . Mrs. Robena with most growers awaiting fur ther crop and market develop ments before signing contracts. 1 TOPTUKCVWUt V 6CTCTQ c,urvv e-'iirrnr f IP YOU CAQEO ABOUT ME, YOU'D OO 5CMETHIM4 TO PREVENT HE FPOM BEING INSULTED AND HUMILIATED BY MAVIMG TO Pi AY SECONO FlOOtE -1 T0AD06- 77 MOREft A UFT 1 WWITYXa i '- 1! Mmm I W W aT r "mST -P-. 173 GJ 7ilson. of Albany, and John Cecil and Mrs. Leorena Pearl cf Peoria. He is also survived by two grand children and two brothers. Far Cs';et Cilanclng Never shift money from one . classification of your budget to another! Youll never budget efficiently. Instead when you're short for Doc tor Bills, or Rent or miscel laneous bills, get a personal loan from us. and be back In Laifcjjcef Find eat aWhl ar dXsolfled credit terms ... For money in at harry sea : Elzlo Fizzzzz Co. Telephone 8168 212-222 Guardian BIdg. Corner Liberty A SUte Lie S-2H M-228 J, We are always m the market te bey for CASH Real estate Mortise es and contracts. Mer chandise Disceuat Paper and i notes. S ,wvmwBi vvi WaAV l H0NESI NO FO0UN,ZR0-TDU 6r BETTER An"BETTER EVERY SHOW- IO-50 I rv w r ar www m-14 w 8van pwn; - PER- ICO s : Lil:il7 D., C:!: ! 122 N. Coal. BL. Eilem. Ore. L . f :