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Newspaper Page Text"Strictly Private" OgA3 AW HELL WERE I M 14 THE. fitr BCTAMV WORRIED BOST GETTING A ME T Quotations at Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or., July 30 (AP) Wheat: Mo future quoted. No tuh train quoted. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 147; oft whit (excluding Rex) 1.4; white Club 1.4; western red 1.48. Hard red winter: Ordinary 1-47; 10 . Am. ... 1 ai. 1 per cent .o, ji wi per cent 134. ..." Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.40; 1 lper cent 1 JO; 11 per cent 1 M. .- rutnt, Whut 11 haT- ley 4, flour 8, oata 2. millfeed a. Portland Prodaea PORTLAND, Ore., July SO (AP) Butter fat: rirtt quality, maximum of Jm of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland 43-52' kc; premium quality, maximum of .39 of per cent acidity labile: vallev . routes and country points 2c less than first or 50-51 '.c. Eggs: To producers, candled basis, case count 36-J7c; select henneries. 38 38e; medium 34-35c dozen. Eggs: -To reUtlert: A large 44c; A medium 39c; small (pullet) A 25-27c dozen. Lin nourtrv: Ruvln - prices from producers: Broilers up to 2' lbs. 27c; fryers 2'i to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters over 3',i lbs. 29c; Leghorns 23c lb.; colored hens, all weights 25c; rooster and tags Ik lb. Live poultry: Selling prices to' re tailer! : No. 1 grade Leghorn broiler up to iVi lib. 30cr roasters 29c; stag Jl'ic; old roosters 21c; fowl (hens) 25AC. " J ' - . Country f meat: Rollback price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. 16-1 7c; vealers AA Wic-.iA 21c; B 19-19ic; C 15- 17ic: culls 12-l5c: beef AA 2ic; a S04c; B 18c; C 14c; canner -cutter cows 13-14c; Bulls, canner-cutters ! jCAM'T KEEP GRANDL1A IN HER en SIm'o aa Lively as a Youngster Now ber Backache la botta Many auffmrv telle i nagging backacfc .qiuckiy. oacm they discover that tba real cam of their trouble may be tired kidneys. Tbe kidneys are N'atWs chief way of tak ing thm exceaa acida and hu out of tbe blood. Tha balp aaoss paopla paas about S pintaaday. Wbta disorder of kidney funeuoa permits poisonous atattar to remain in your blood, it my raaaa nacting backarna. raeumatie paina, leg paina, laaa of pep and nrry, getting ap nights, aweuing, pu&neas aadar tbe eyes, Keadarhas sod diisineag. Frequent or scanty paasagea with smarting and burning aome tunc shows tbera is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wsitt Ask your drofcist for Doaa's Pilla, used sueoearfully by millions for over 40 yean. Tbey give happy relief and will help tbe 15 miles of kidney tubes tiuah out poison ous waste from your blood. Get Doaa's PiUs. The 135 II. Ccnnercial 3 CONFIDENT Radiant, charming, papular. ana aaews-as staara da 'that kr anetli is iaai. 5he 500 - S L aakMi laveai V? M? tUsia! bailee' a'aVd - 1 V hawaeelasw. SeMeatyhy ii.'.ltUV) ttnt W -W tas4l tea ' J ' ) 1 you ne4 tfi f 0! By Quinn Hall 60UfcU3rES NTHfcOS-4. WERE WlWEL & Portland 11V.JU Untia as oa. A sail, n 22kc; C 10-20c; ewe FS 13c; med ium lzc; H is'c. Butter: A A grade prints 46-484e-. cartons 47-47,ic; A (Tad prints 45 44c; cartons 46i-47c; B grade prints 4aV-4574C; cartons 4o-M4c Cheese: selling price to peruana re tailers: Oregon triolets 28.4c: daisies 29.9c; loaf 30.2c lb.; triplets to whole salers 27c: loaf 271.C FOB. Rabbits: Government ceiling: Ave rage country killed to retailers 40-44c lb.: live price to producers 22-24e lb. Turkeys: Selling price to retailers : Dressed hens No. l, 3S',-3c in. Turkeys: Alive:. Government ceiling buying prices: Hens 42c, torn 36ic lb. dressed basis. . - ..-,-. Onions: Green 85-70c dos. bunches. Onions: Dry. Coachella wax 2.7S: California red 2.50; Walls Walla 2.00 50-lb. bag; Arizona white 2.75 per 50- lb nag. Potatoes: Old local No. 1, 3.50 cen tal; do 2s, 90s, 1.25; Klamath No. 1 3.75; Deschutes No. 1. 3.65 cental. - Potetoes: New Calif ornit white 3.90 cental; Texas red 3.00 50-lb. bag. Hays: Wholesale prices nominal: Al falfa No. 2 or better $34-39; oat-vetch $26 ton valley points; timothy (eastern Oregon) $35-36 ton; clover $24 ton; Montana grass hay (No. 1) $33.50 ton. Wool: Government control. Mohair: 1942 12-month 45c lb. Hops: Nominal contract: 1944, 85c up; 1945, 75c; 1948. 55c; 1947, 50c lb. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. July 20 (AP) (WTA) Salable and total cattle 150; calves 50; market rather slow on plain kinds ' available; generally steady at the week's decline; few cutter-common dairy type steers 7.00-9.00; med ium grade weighty grass steers 11.50 13.50; few common heifers 1.50; can-ner-cutter cows 4.00-5.50; shelly cows down to 3.50: common beef cows 6.25 6.50; few medium cows 8.00-10.00; good heavy sausage bulls 9.00; common-medium grades .7.00-8.50; calves slow, weak; few common - medium calves and vealers 8.00-12.00; good-choice vealers 14.00-50; some held higher. salable and total hogs 300: holdover 300; market more active, mostly steady: good clearance in prospect; good-choice 180-240 lbs. 14.00-25: 270 lbs. down to 13.75; heivier weights down to 12.00; light lights 11.50-12.50; few 170 lbs. 13.00; good sows 1.509.50; light weights to 10.00; good - choice feeder pigs 12.00-50. Salable and total sheep 300: hold over 700; market steady to weak; fair clearance in prospect; few good choice spring lambs 11 JO; best held up to 13.00; medium - good grades 10.5O-11.Z3; common lambs mostly on feeder account 8.00-50; good ewes 3.50 down. -" Grading of Filberts Will Be Discussed at Hearing A hearing to discuss new of ficial grades and standards for shelled filberts wil Ibe held in the state agricultural department here next week. Original "YELLOW FRONT Drug and Candy Special Sole Agents for Penslar Prescriptions So she comes to a druggist she knows is fully prepared to help her at all times of illness. He has always given her the most careful service in filling her perscriptions perfectly. She knows she can depend on SCHAEFER'S. i Fans .. Developed and Printed Any 8 or 8-exposure roll and a iii wi 30 1 print of each good negative .This la the official Penslar Kemedy store for Marion eemnty. Ten will find these preparations ef highest qnallty and gnar anteed U be exactly far what they are told and represented W PC THE EXCELSIOR TRUSS WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM r . . . Come In and So On Todar SCXXAEFQS CORN EZMSDY wiU hcrrvwst your crop. Don't endurw & dlacomiort of pcirJulccniabuaiona;or calouxtg HOOD'S . TOwOII OAI LOTIOII , is ' good for hop poison, loo. GCi and ca.co Bean Pickers Are Mobilized For Harvests The OSC extension service, through the state emergency farm labor office,! was mobilizing it forces throughout the Willamette valley today for. the harvesting of a record breaking acreage in snap beans. 5j - The major portion of this' crop, which last year was valued at aoout S3,uuutuuuf win nave to re harvested by youth and women again this season! A total of 4700 acres of snap Deans nave been planted for processing this year, j it is estimated, or 400 -more acres than were harvested in 1943. In addition, some acreage has been planted for the fresh market ' The bean harvest will begin in some areas about' July 25, but the peak demand fot workers will not come until about the middle of August County; farm labor' as sistants will recruit these pickers. Two grade school children un der " proper supervision can pick as many beans as an adult man, results of a bean harvest labor efficiency study: i made last year by the OSC farm management department Indicate. The study also showed that boys and girls In platoons ; under adult leader ship picked about 10 per cent more beans 1 than youngsters not in platoons. 'Those who had pre vious experience picked from 10 to 20 per cent : more than Inex perienced pickers. The average amount of beans picked per day i by all ages was approximately 150 pounds. Adults averaged about 200 pounds daily, grade school children from 11 to 14 years about 1 100 pounds, and high school children from, 14 to 17 years around 130 pounds. - Some; Mexican! and migratory labor will be .available for the bean harvest bu local help is ex pected to carry most of the load, the state farm labor office reports. Stock! Market Hi Sligi.lv NEY YORK, iuly 20 -Jfy- Rails tried to lead the stock market on another recovery trip today but they failed to hold and relatively urgent selling toward the close threw bom Carriers and industrials for losses o ffractions to a point or more generally! i V The Associated Press 60-stock average was: off .4 of a point at 55.4, It was another broad market, 929 issues appearing. Of these 492 were down, 234 up and 203 un changed. Tranfers totalled 1,342, 910 shares compared with 1,138,700 the day before.:! ; Stocks and Bonds ' Jury 20 STOCK AVERAGES i 30 Si Indus 19 IS 60 Rails Otil Stk 29.3 37 8 55.4 29 8 37.9 55.8 29.7 38.2 M.3 28.8 37.5 55.2 27.0 36.7 52.6 29.8 38.6 56.4 22.9 35.1 49.3 10 10 10 Indus Util rogn 105.1 106.9 88.5 105.1 106.9 88.4 105.1 101.1 68.4 105.0 106.7 67.3 105.8 105.1 62.2 105.7 107.2 68.6 104.7 104.7 63.2 Thursday jL..7.S Previous day .71.3 Week ago -78.1 Month ago 78.0 Year ago J73.3 1944 high 78.2 1944 low i-69.1 BONU AVESAGES ! i sis. ' ( Ralls BOND AVERAGES Thursday 90.8 Previous day i- 90.S Week ago LS.5 Month ago -..88.4 Year ago . i 1044 igh , I on a 1944 low .JIX-7SJ 63 j Remedies for Marion County Filled 1899-1944 4 ' ? i She Always Uanls The Best For Her FanUy FED A , soothing; corrective lotion' fcr preventing-and COei OeaUng atheletic foot OU I - Gastrte Hyperacidity Boyl That sounds bad but SCIAEFETS will flxiit up in a Jiffy . ... , CO- Cottle w Ohildrezai .pickers Learn Best From Leaders i A ! i I I Children bean pickers Working- in platoon workers,! a bean; picking stady mad last year by the OSC farm management department shewed. Platoon leaders, like the woman at right not ! enly show the yenngsters hew beans sheold be picked bat are able -jm direct' Filbert Moth Fligllk Season Peal By LILtlE Lk! MADSEN That the i peak bf the filbert moth flight iias been reached and that filberts should! be sprayed by July 22 is the information Wil lamette valley county agents are giving out this week. br. B. ! G. - 5 S t j . 4 ! Thompson" of Oregon experiment station' is in charge of! watching for the peak. ""! " ' The' recommended " spray is three pounds of lead arsenate per a J. i i i . i 100 gallons of water plus a Spread- . - -; S . I i l i , er. -The recommended dust is! 40 fe ; I ' ! I i per cent arsenate dust at the rate of 40 pounds per acre, The - i fii- bert larvae feeds I on thel under 1 ( therefore surface of the leaves, spraying and dusting should be concentrated on this area for best results.- Those whd arei i bothered witn 'Elbert? blight can apply the 4 - -! I arsenate with 6-24100 of copper sulphatq, 2 16 jpouhds pounds of quick lime -.or 3 pounds of by- drated lime, per 100 gal ons! of water) bordeaux mixuirej M i - 8 ! ! From indications; of early dust ing experiments ori mint, to con trol! the mirit flea beetle, cryalite seems to be? doing the jobj W. G. Nibler repoU. A j 40 per cent cryalite dus was applied to ithe John Henny mint planting near Brooks on July 13. By! Saturday about 95 perf cent of the; flea beet les were dead and probably will not ibe able to restablishj them selves in sufficient! numbers to do much atamage this season. The cryalite dust which is a 140 per cent muxtuije was 'applied; at the rate of 35 pounds per acre. Dust says; Niblei when the air is very still or use some type; of a hooded d lister tq! bold the dust on fne ground. Store j Phcns 5197-9723 t ' y m PENSLAR DENTAL PLATE HOLDER i50f PUTNAM is Nw;;v: :x. Ttt Package - DYE . I I 10 Extra work bother you? f .. .... -i . i ; i I Try SCHAEFER'S! j .. . K . i .-.i .. . Ilcrve csj Cc2s -' Lidscal EC: D $1 krAvoid EmbarTassment'j ITryiSch-ckr'i nt -. ,! "1 M - 1 -, . .a .---.: i - - Back pain may mean trouble i a WTT 3 ' a-aS,'i platoons average about 19 per and -wperrise ihelr work In the field. fiGio gggd innnv oucn fc fa-t faamBSaaf saaBaff " aSBBBkaf aaanBB VaaBaSa agaaaSf - aaaagf cmDDDDDDDDQD Www w v- - 'HMW o) 45,204.000 Lbs. U44 5? TCTM W SSH IASX KU ... V -f. -t ..' i Due to unusually heavy drain on reserve supplies during the past : two years, fanners, are threatened with serioms shortage of legume and grass seed a vital link in prodoction of food now and in the future. Uncertainty of new seed' production and needs for fall seed-: Ing call tor a sufficient carry over to mecf requirements and maintain a reserve supply. -In addition to providing feed for increased numbers of livestock, legumes and grasses have, a direct bearing apon future yields of other crops. Land under wartime strain of peak prodoction most have legumes and grasses to maintain and restore fertility, and must have cover to combat erosion. , Desired hay and pasture acreage cannot be maintained, however, unless this year's seed harvest is larger than in either of the past two years. Since seed production, varies greatly because of weather, and the acreage available' for seed harvest is smaller; than in either of the past two yean, it is argent that more than this usuaT number of acres be harvested for Seed.- : ; Salem Market 1 be prices be ow supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are oot guaranteed by Th Statesman; i Cauliflower, crate ,,. , S2S and 155 Crook neck St Italian; squash, lb. M Turnips, dox bunches 1.00 Cabbage, lb. - M Endive, dor. bun. .70 Radishes, doz bun. ; JO Carrots, dox bun. M Celery, doz. bun. 'j,, ,, 1.50 Pumpkin, lb. 03, Parsnips, lb. ' ; ; , JOS BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTBT Andresea's Buying Prices (Subject to change without : notice) BUTTEKFAT - i Premium : -M No. 1 A3 No. a m BUTTE PRINTS A B .4V .49 i J4 .4 i 9 . Quarters EGGS H Extra large Mediuma and standards f uiieis ,. POULTRY Colored hens. No. 1 1 No. S colored hens Colored frys Marion Creamery's Saying Prices (Subject to change withort aotlcel Co-op Ilarket 1288 STATE ST. Some of y the finest red rasp berries grown in the Willamette valley will be available again this Friday and Saturday. There will also be some youngberries, boy senberries, ' blackcaps and. prob ably wild blackberries. ; - . In booths 2 and 3 you will find some dressed, poultry on Friday and directions for ordering fry ers, hens, etc., to be brought to the Market for 'you on Saturday. For hand made novelties go to booths . ? and t Rug weaving equipment in the special booth. In booth 10 you will find flow ers of many kinds. I Friday and Saturday you will find home grown early peaches and apples, new potatoes, and a full line of vegetables, also fil berts, walnuts and walnut meats, v If there is anyuiing you would like to buy . through the Co-op Market that you do not find when you shop there tell the Superin tendent about it Such supplies can probably be 1 made available just when you want them. 7 " ' It's time now to make plans to the community cannery for string beans. Arrange J tp have your; cannery supplies come di- red from the ranch at the time that you can get service at the cannery. , , - For information about Market supplies telephone 3797 during market -hours. -At other time phone 8280 or 1460. . . Look for Co-op ' Market nrws again next Friday. Pd. Adv. , "Jg.'WV.M - kM& ,C.WwitA t-Mi'-xiaiii cent more peands a day thaa non- 5 O&i Quotations POULTRY No. 1 springs No. 1 hens 3 -3 LIVESTOCK BuTtnc prices for No. 1 stock, based on condiUons and sales reported: Dressed veal ., , . . XI Spring lambs 14.00 to IS 00 Yearlings 9 00 to 11 00 Early Pole Bean j Harvest ! Underway JEFFERSON C. R. Gee plan ned to start picking j early pole beans Wednesday morning, in his five acre patch, but the rain Tues day night and Wednesday morning made it too disagreeable for pick ing.. He has ten more acres of the late variety of blue lake beans, which will be ready to pick as soon as the early ones are finished. Mr. Gee brings the pickers back and forth from Jefferson in his truck. ! j Picking Boysenberries Started at Wheatland ; WHEATLAND -- Picking start ed at the almost four acre boy senberry field at the Mrs. Walter Kirkwood farm Thursday. A full crew of local people are doing the work. Marion Gilchrist is the nian- 'ager.-' 7 - - f . Ed Loop of Hopewell is hauling them to the Reid-Murdoch can nery at Salem. -l:X r tUsenberTt - wbaer ef a fswlag sJTt froUcs t -eaeitest. -stnga -wnUe he works at 'his war pUni Jab t arret lath -TOritsr-ta lit factory el the , Ferd X-strsanest eemnaay, Leng Island City. N. T. - -. ': :: 'A i, -mmt' .... :':: Classified Advertising Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 ' Three lnsertins per Una. 25c' Six insertions per Una :40c On month per Una J2i Minimum charge 25c; 3 U. min imum 35c; f tL min 45cs No , refunds. : " V :' Copy tor this page accepted ' on til 8 M the evening before publtca tion for classilicatioa. Copy - re ceived after this time wiii be run under the . beading Too Late Classify " - The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility lor errors wbicb may appear la advertisements pub bshed In Its columns and in cases where this paper ts at fault will reprint that part ol aa advertise ment In which the typographical mistake occuis. - Tbe Statesman reserves tno right to reject questionable advertising It - further reserves the right to place , all advertising under the proper classification. A "Blind" Ad an ad containing a Statesman ooa number for aa ad dressis for the protection of tbe advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman Is not at liberty to divulge tnfor mation as to the identity of as advertiser using a Blind" od. Livestock and Poultry t QUALITY Baby Chicks every Tues day. . Special Mating Christie ' New Hamnahirca will . make YOU more. money as broilers or layers, atuxixibr- TON'S 4 comers. . Mtw Hamnahire chickens. various ages. St. S. Box 73t. Salem. Ph. X242S WANTED: Beet and canner cows bulls and veals. Will call at farm K. L Snethen. 3970 C Turner Bond Ph. S1349. Moms or even. ATTENTION arm AmA a. wnHhUM atncfe la m M.tm..t'l MAtlMl A T W fcj S VII . TUXZCR BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. SOOO Collect No other pame. . .. Help Wanted MAN or woman to clean hooae. Good wages to person ' knowing "how, 473 N. Suaimer. . i NOW Recisterine- Bean Hon Pick era. Minto Yard. 841 Saginaw. Ph. S18S. Bean picking starts wed Jury sotn. WANT couple to operate short order restaurant and erocerv. Best location on hichwav In larvest hoi 'ard - dist rict. Bit . monev -roaaer. fronts nam yours. Phone Salem-9940 for particu lars or see Mr. Hunnlcut at Mopville school corner 1 Mi. S. E. of Inde pendence. ! BEAN 8c- cucumber pickers wanted. Reeister now. - Startine test week of July, coon camp grounos. tenia, wooa St good water rr. nooa swimming. Truck from - Salem every day. Good beans Jc cucumbers. Location: S mi. S. E. of Stayton at. end of Dlckman Lane. R. M. Harner, Rt. L Box 58C. Aumsville. Ore. . HOP PICKERS wanted for Mission Bottom Hop Co 12 mi. N. of Salem. Picking begins . about Aug. 19. Ph. 2-2347 Salem, write Gervaia, Ore. Bill Statesman. WANTED 1.000 Hop Pickers Harvest starts the latter part ot August. 400 acre of hiah trellis hops. Cool, shady camps with lights; wood. shower baths and day nursery for children furnished free to pickers. Grocery -store, meat market and res taurant on grounds. Register In person at ranch office or write us for full particulars. . CLEMENS HORST CO. INDEPENDENCE, ORE. ARE You interested In meat cutting as a profession r If you are and have had some retail cutters experience or farm cutting experience, you can se cure immediate employment . In s steady posiUon with full opportunity to learn the business while you earn a good wage. We are prepared to teach you. As a -retail meat cutter you will be rendering a genuine war time service to the community. Posi tions available both in and out of Salem. Apply Safeway Stores District Office. Room 20S. McGUchrist Build ing. Salem. WE NEED: Young man or woman to help with odd Jobs Sat and Sun. Waitresses, full time. Kitchen help, full time. Mickey's Sandwich Shop Help Wanted Male Workers now employed in war -production should not apply and will not be considered for employment by era ployers advertising in this section.. EXPERIENCED Mech anics Top Wages VALLEY MOTOR CO. Center at Liberty l?t!3 l MAN for light Janitor work at YMCA. Apply in person, t - " LOGGERS Need 1 ' set fallen. 2 buckers, 1 second loader. 4 choker setters. Top wages. Housing, board and, room available. See Pope it Talbot. 218 N.'Levens St, Dallas. Oregon, or phone Dallas 224. At Portland see or write Mr. Peterson. Pope At Talbot. 61S N.W. Front. Portland 9, Oregon. WANTED: Married - man on dairy farm. 8155. house, lights, potatoes and milk. Ph. 871-19. J. M. Nlchouv RC 8, Box 141. Salem. . . ; rtJRNITURK and appliance sales man. An opportunity to learn th busi ness while you earn a good wage. Permanent position. Hogg Bros., 2S0 State. Grains Go Up, Then Slump CHICAGO, July 20 -VP)- Wheat futures started "higher today and maintained fractional gains unto late in the session when the ad vances encouraged hedge selling and the market eased back to near yesterday's close. Rye was inde pendently weak the end of trading and oats were fir;yVvV:;-v Reports of additional black rust damage to the spring wheat crop caused a flurry of short covering at the opening but the demand was not sustained. At the close wheat was higher to lower than yesterday's finish, July 41.37. Oata were V to higher, July 78Vi. Bye was to 1 cent lower, July $1C8H. Bgrley was unchanged to "Tower, July WANTED Help Wanted Male WANTED: Bov vlnsetters. 14 years or over. Se a line. Will take you home when work is done, jrerxecuon Bowl ing J Alley. - -i. ' - V-v i. WANTED: Dairy' hand. ' Schindier Bros, South- Salem. . : ' ', MECHANIC. Permanent position. Ex cellent pay... Herr all -Owen Co. . Help Wanted Female POULTRY snickers wanted.' Exper ience not necessary. Northwest Poul try.' 1509 N. front. . WANTED; Dishwasher. Navy unit. Lausanne HaU, Willamette University. See j Mr crary mt ra. sa. WANTED: A nurse, No housework. EXPER. VaHetv elrL Good pay. Good hours. Capitol Variety, 1262 State Situations Wanted EXPERT Carpenter It Repair work. Ph. '. 710X . COMPETENT lady wants position' as companion to invalid lady. Inquire 40 ,MlU. . .t- Youne man - available for morning work. 8-12.00. Desire . downtown em ployment which will enable continu ance of full time Job afternoons. Ac evenings. Box S3, Statesman. . ; PreSchool.. Playschool; v. 1381 State. Ages 2-8. Part or all day. Ph. S439. CHILDCRATT Nursery I We pick, up and! deliver: 1909 Trade. Ph. 11829. loney to Loan Quick GasH Loans! On any .worthwhile security- Repayable in 12 i I months ; Company ; la locally ..owned and . j A? Managed. ' GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION ' S-13S - Phone 91SS " ' 136 S. Commercial " St. Salem ' PRIVATE MONEY Auto And Truck Loans -Money for -new 'and 'used -ears - er trucks -regardless of age. -No delay bring ear -and title and get the money. i 1 to IS - jrionths to repay. After J-S o'clock shone S381 or 11 148 for 'appointment - - -. . a t HOY H. SIMMONS - - - Kegioetea oy raw 138 ;S Caro l St. Phone 8168. M 132) ! AUTO LOANS DS your ear as security. Prompt private - service. SIS OS per mo. repays $180; in 1J months. Come In or phone. t Personal Finance Co. . Room 129. Second Fir, New Bllgh Bldg. 91S State St. Phone: Salem 3181 Lie. S-122 M-16S. , N. Anderson. Mgr. :V p:;;$ '?M0NEY$-- U: REAL ESTATE LOANS V , " I PERSONAL LOANS f CAR LOANS W buy Real Estate Mortgages ; I - and Contracts. STATE FINANCE CO. Uc. S-218 M-222. 213 Guardian Bldg. EMERGENCY loans for doctor, hos pital, auto repair, etc An accommo dating,.: understanding, helpful loan serviced Capital Loan Company S-253 Under State Regulation M-32S 318 First National Bank Bldg. Ph. 4448 j Auto Loans j Willamette Credit Co. STH IXOOR GUARDIAN ntnUDINQ ; UCENSE H U 139 Loans Wanted FARM 4 LOANS A.! N - Duncan S Ladd it Bush Bids. For Sale -ftliscellaneous MAHOGANY dining room table. Ph. 3080 'Evenings. -: " . - 38 H. D. 49 motorcycle. 350 onion seed! trays. J-wheel h. D trailer, new 600-18 tires. Phone 8292. 300 Ever green, after I PJ4. No. 15 De Laval cream- separator. Ph. T765.. - , STUDIO . Couch: revolving clothes line;; elec. motor; dresser. 4U3 Union; RANGE cook stove: davenport: ice box:l elec fan. 1880 N. Com'L MOD. t trailer house, well eauiooed. $4S0.i 2 bike. S. Monmouth on old 89 highway. PRE-WAR mohair living rm. set: swing: rocker, spring construction; all wool Wilton rug 9x12; dining rm. set; enamel trash burner with water coils; newjbdrm. set, PC 1800 N. 23rd St DAVENPORT: 2 bdrm. sets; fruit jars: some mechanic tools Ac carpen ter tools. 260 Gaines. Zenith port, radio, like new. Davenp. ic rocker Glenn Creek Drive. Box 99. CIVID TTlilk -Hat frwaH unn IS Henry Rahe. Rt. S, Box 277. -. - 1 DOUBLE bed with Inner spring mattress. 2 other beds with - springs and mattress. Pre-war baby walker. Inq, evenings at .1418 S. 12th St, up stairs. .: r; - PRE-WAR davenport- St chair S6S. Simplex ironer $73. 3-piece hall set $29. Elec.! broiler $10. 442 S. 23rd. Ph. 9452. 10x12 tent, almost new. 3643 Cherry. SO i TONS baled clover hav. E J. Montendon. Rt .7. Bx 32S. Ph. 39T14. 1 FULLER Brushes. 1749 Grant P. S397 WILL BUY for cash, aall or trU guns; ammunition a scopes. Don Madison. 390 No. High. . YOUNG mwta Rn mihi fi . . . svi. fard s rruit Stand. 2930 N. ' rront, Ph. 6320. -: PUNOS ' s h. I1I..1.J... I . -.1 . M - - Muinnwi v auuivi mij ITU with ton of a Baby Grand. $399. Uaed, reconditioned and rebuilt piano reasonably priced. Piano benches $12. TaUmaa's 399 S. 12th, near SP depot. V WRINGER Rolls for aB makes of washers. E. A. Ellis, manager of Nelson Bros, furniture store, S19 N. Liberty St WE HAVE hog wire fencing and light barbed wire in stock. Montgomery Ward e Co. ..- . r ATMORAYS OZONE, n and rent. H. C Puff Ft S-S4S8 P.O. Box 463. FRUIT Jars it Caps. -Atlas" Mason, Quarts 79c dos. Pints (9c doz. at West em Auto Supply Company. Salem. SELECT, tree rfpe TUtoa r canning a price is rxom me uaues will he Br re about July 30 Open until 7 P. M. week days, all day Sunday, Puritan riri.f Wml, Pk Mil - w-- .'if.