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? to Join nan Confabs """derate with the l V?fess by inviting Med Men t $3.50 Truss L ChargeFor It 1JOJ u - P ?5'reducible rupture; P 'or..:;,.5ful. an offer tfive every- h0 Wu has no K Tn ' eS beUs or Knds It holds rupture rli comfortable and Id '"' . cin It many L entire Sauaia."' -----P 011 . - mav lest the MWIPV- , day. IW . f Dro not lil no cosi. " v - I"- .. ..... ...!, 4hA inven- insausirco w -- Cdura it, but be sure 10 L H you are ruptured- just rr. ii-.tion' Annliance U Koch Bldg., 2906 Main LsasCity, Mo., for their offer. Board of Trade I Daily Limits Revised CHICAGO W Trading lim-l its on daily price fluctuations per mitted on grains were revised to pre-war levels by the Chicago Board of : Trade Wednesday. Wheat, barley and rye, which had been, limited to a five-cent change up or down from the previous day's close, will be trad ed effective Nov. 15 under a 10 cents daily limit- was reported Wednesday. A high administration official said Mr. Truman had that in mind Monday when he told a news con ference he, wanted to cooperate with the Republican-controlled Congress In shaping the nation's course during the two remaining years of his term. Since his elevation to the White House, it has been Mr. Truman's custom, while Congress is in ses sion, to. hold ; Monday morning conferences almost weeKly wun his democratic congressional lead' ers. The group includes President Fro Tempore Kenneth D. McKel lar and Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley of the Senate and Speaker Sam Rayburn and Dem ocratic Leader John W. McCorm ack in the House. "Now the group will be broad ened to include the Republican leaders," the administration offic ial predicted. It was pointed out that Mr, Truman has often invited GOP congressional leaders to White Hous conferences in the past for special occasions: Supplies, Prices Increases Seen "Removal of ceilings on build ing materials will undoubtedly stimulate production of certain items which have been in short supply, notably finished lumber, flooring, shingles and shakes," i-naries Bayles, locality housing expediter, said Wednesday. Freight differentials which have acted to restrict shipment of building materials to this area also wm De overcome as a result of the removal of ceilings, the ex pediter pointed out. . Prices to Rise "On the other hand," Bayles sam, "me stimulus will occur through price increases, and, if manmacturers and suppliers are not extremely careful in their bid dine for materials, and in their markup for sale, items for which mere is little or no competition could skyrocket and leave the building industry In a much wnrse position than at present." - The expediter added that the home building industry is essen tially Drivatelv-oneratert. md the success of the whole housing pro gram hinges on the ability of the industry to keep costs "at the low est possible level," FHA Ceilings Stay Bayles reminded that the re moval of ceilings on buildings materials has nu effect on the ceil ing prices set for homes by the Taxes on Liquor Said Aid to Welfare Funds PORTLAND Cm Oregon's take from the sale of liquor has averted levying an estimated 20 mills tax for the welfare of the state's aged and blind, state bud get director George K. Aiken told the Anti-Liquor League here. Aiken reported the state expects to net $20,785,000 in the next two years, most of which will go to the welfare funds. Former Portland ' . Police Chief Dies PORTLAND W Former Po lice Chief Harry Morton Niles, 62, died at his home here Tuesday night after a prolonged illness. He had retired last March 25 after 12 years as head of the de partment he started in as a pat rolman in 1910. He was a former president of the Pacific Coast In ternational Assn. of Law Enforce ment Officials and once headed the Northwest Anti-Crime conference. ever, the expediter continued, it might be necessary to grant ceil ing price increases, on homes to meet increased costs. "Industry has said that If con trols were removed on prices, home-building would be greatly stepped up and that homes would be built more quickly and without great increases in cost. That con dition has come about ..and the challenge to the industry is inescapable." reap yourself a harvest off savings in VJcrds 4-day WABD'S FARAD STORE starlsVJcdnosday.QndsSaturday BUCK STEINER SADDLE worn imMwj feyMge , FARMERS! SEE THIS 9 flft Mfl-DUTY HAMMERMIU a Slfeeden! Custom grinders! Wards Model ''C arinds 10,000 Pwdi of ear corn per hour, ether feeds In proportion . . with labor end power requirements! "C" is,the mill. you. need w doy-affer-day, full capacity arindinasl Durable cast 'steel Ntoction, reversible swinging hammers! Traveling feed table; PW feed roller . . . easy to feed. Visit Wards...See It TODAYI ""-" vfTi"" 1 Reg. 139.95 134.95 Duck Sretner, famous rider, made Ms beautifully hand tooleji sad dle of California skirting leather. UrneWonderStylefreehasheavy beef-rawhide cover. See this handsome saddle at Wards nowl HINGE-JOINT STOCK FENCE 1190 Reg. 14.80 i 89" Wards fine quality' standard ' weight fence! Hinge-Joint makes fence adjust,, stretch taut over rough ground. Drip crimp drains water away from joints. Galva nized for rust-reslstaneel 41" Reg. 16.85 ........ 15.95 I" WARDS FINEST VI-O-PHANE 17c Heavy Butarate Film on strong cloth beck. Admits more health giving ultra violet rays-and pro tects against weather! Won't crack or buckle! Used for storm windows, barns, poultry houses, Standard Quality 15c - 5$ 4 Reg. 49c 25 for 44c Brilliantly colored wind-flowers, fine for cutting and man garden effects, '""Hele. lT, 8 h0,," eool- RANUNCULUS Reg. 49e 25 44C Flant this Fall for a riot of glorious color next Spring. Fine for cut flowers, tool ELICTRIC POULTRY FOUNT Reg. 7.19 6.19 Heated with famed, durable Chromolox heat unitl 3 -heat econ omy twitchl Holds 5-goL water! DI LUXI OIL-HEATED rOUNI Re?. 5.85 4.95 Supplies water for 100 grown fowls! Holds 3-week kerosene 'supply! Capacity, 7-gal. wot.r. 36-W.H1GH POULTRY NETTING 344 Spiral odr-hritf makes H strong I ' Ooueh wire at top, bottom! Gal vanlzed! 20 as. I" mesh. w 89 East 10th gt " jfonn 4208 Eufene ReKister-Gnard, Eocene, Ore.. Weel. Not. IS, 1948, Pace S ' HI TU HQ DR Y ! M in IK IK I LAST THREE D AYS! ,.u,, , 4 : I Coaplete Ml with Shade I 8JJ0 . mm I V t ; ihh en o aac SIPIECHAIL wf URING DAVEtJO SALE! TmS BEAUTIFUL LAMP - A H4-7S VALUE FOUOHLY CTIOO- 11 with complimenting shade will spread a cheerful glow throughout the room. And you'll find this sale timely with a beautiful bargain like this priced at only $1.00! It's splendid as a Christmas gift! ... for a lamp is always in season, never out of place!. VITH AIIY DAVEIIO PURCHASED Choose any daveno in our store during this sale and re ceive this quality Reflector Floor Lamp for only $1.00 additional. Offer Good Only During Sale! (ZD immiuuiiM LOOK AT THESE SoFABsDSfSruD. Our Largest Selection In Years! Finest construction . . . supremely com fortahle Maple arm, 18th Century Style -and Modern davenos. Tapestry, mo- hair, velour and gay print covers . . . they're all Being offered while this sale lasts at Rubenstein's. Not since 1941 have we had such a wide selection with ; such a broad range of prices. If you need a daveno that. makes up into a comfort able bed ... . now is the time to buy at Ruben- stein's. Your Choice At 5950 $6950 $7950 $2950 $9950 $Q950 $JHJ50 FURNITURE COMPANY CORNER EIGHTH AND O LIVE itU:HiHHIilj i. 'it (. i i 1 . 1 i. 'H 'if i it i lit It!' f i i'J 1 mi f' Vs it 11 U i! 'Jikr Sj t If' 1 ! 4
