WANTED TO RENT
YOUNG WORKING Oirl wishes room in
private home. Ph. 9101 Ask for Jane.
JaU6
WON'T SOMEONE Please share their nome
lor 3 or 4 months with a Christian
couple and 2 cnlldren, by then another
house will be available. Ph. 21255. Jaien
WANTED TO RENT 2-bcd room furnished
home or apartment at once. E. M. Per
man, Cabin E. Cherry City Courts. JalOO
WANT 2 or 3-bedrm. home, furn. or un
furn. Business people. No children. R. F.
Keel, 468 Ferry. Ph. 3575. lalfll
CHRISTIAN younr couple desire to ent
house or apartment. Ph. 21794 between
2 and 4 P. M. )'37
MIDDLE AC.ED lady wishes urn. hskp.
apt. or hfikpg. rm. E.E.H. 410 Mo'hjii
Ave. 11"
WIFE it family desire a or 3 bedroom
turn, or imfurn. house. Major Glalsy-r
Phone 6132. 11
$25 REWARD for 2 bedrm. house, unfur
nished. Best of care and references
Phone 6B03 after 6 p.m. JalSJ
t OR 3 RM. apt. Man and wife. N(
drinking-, no smoking, no children. Es
tablished. References. Box 346, Capital
Journal. JalM
WANTED: Unfurnished house for aduits.
Permanent. References. Call 31B6. Shell
Oil Company. JalU
TWO or 8 BDRM. house. Will pay year'
rent In advance. Adults only. E. a
Collier. Ph. 8696. Jal87
ROOM AND BOARD
BOARD PHONE III 45.
BOARD ROOM St care of elderly lady or
bed patient in my home. Ph. B7I3
JJ1B6-
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Jeweled frog lapel pin. Reward.
Phone 4904. kl88
LOST: Nar Jefferson Sun., Aug. 4, bahv
baslnette. Reward. W. D. Crochan, 501
N. 21st St.. Salem. Phone 21436. K187
LOST: 3mall brown change purse. We-.t
Salem. Left White's Grocery, meandered
home. August grocery money. Please
return 551 Kingwood Ave. kl7
LOST: YELLOW Persian cat from High
land district. Reward. Ph. 9375. UBfl
MISCELLANEOUS
BUGS and upholstery cleaned and re
vltaliged In your home, new procesj.
Free demonstration. Ph. 21080 after e
p. m R. F. Nohlcien. mWl
HELP YOURSELF LAUNDRY
COME. Do lour own washing. 1785 Berry
mioo
HOSE MENDING Dept. formerly at Mont
gomery Wards now located In Worth"
basement. Please call for hose there.
ml87
STEEL CLOTHESLINE posts, play gromu
swings, cina mental metal work of a:!
kinds to order. 1145 N. Liberty m203
SEPTIC tanks and ccaspdols cleaned Com
mercial or residential No Job too large
or small West Salem Snnitary Sri vice.
Ed Gardner, 1005 8th sU West Salem
Ph. 2195V mIH8
HEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked 7r;
LES SPRINGER, 464 Court St. m!87
HEAT your home electrically It's con
venlent. clean, economical See us 'ot
fre estimates. V EATER APPLIANCE
CO 255 N Liberty
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
1-HR SERVICE IN MUSI CASES
DR HARRY SEMLER DENTIST
Adolpb Pidg --State St Commercial sta
SALEM Phone 3311
DEAD and worthless stock removed
moment's notice. Ph 5000
HEAVY HAULING, excavation and rot
bulldin. land clearing doser work
ditchln. basement excavation, sum)
travel o rushed rock, maaoo Sana, eon
erete mix, cement
SALEM SAND & GRAVEL CO
1405 t FRONT ST., SALEM. OREGON
Phone 9408 or 11934
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GERMAN microscope, Ph. 24554. Mr. Oil
ver, or call 1570 N. Winter. nl88
TO GLVE AWAY Dry wood and wood
shed, could be used for garage, also od
truck bed. 2510 Cherry ave. nlCd
W H. P. MOTOR. 110 .2465 Laurel ave
nl88
APPLES 5c lb. 1795 S. 13th.
USED WINDOWS. 20x26, colled trash-
burner, hot water tank, sink, outboard
motor. 910 Norway street. nl83
,JARK lav.'iidar fall crocus bulbs. 1 for tl.
syivan Garaens waiaport, ore. Mrs. w,
D. Oliver. nl9l
FOR SALE to a veteran, 2-room house.
Must be moved or wrecked. Call 1841
Fairmount after 7 p. m. nl87'
I IRON bed. fall size. (25. 1 wood bed wii
coil springs. 2 dressers, $12.50. 1 library
table, J13. l stand table, S3. Phone 8427.
2396 N. Front. nl88
BED GRAVENSTEIN apples. 1790 N. Front
st. pnone 8427. nisi
SPECIAL SALE WED.-THURS.
UNFINISHED CHESTS SI 0.05 1 steel kitchen
stools 14 95; elect, irons (6.65; table,
lamps (10.75; chrome dinette sets $79.50.
Sewing rcckers 13485. Coll spring dare
nos 189.50. Metal beds 111.85.
WOODRY AUCTION & FURNITURE
MARKET 1605 N. Summer. nl87
75-LB. ICE Box. good condition. 136.53.
T. J. Kundert. Rt. 2, Box 26-H. Ph.
24263. nl83
JOHN DEER Pick-up hay bailer. Motor re
cently overhauled, otherwise good cond.
Robert B. Miller, Rt. 1 Woodburn, Ore.
nl87
HOSPITAL BED & Mattress, used 3 mot
1630 N. 8th St. D187
AWDUST BURNER. Phone 8983.
til 87-
ENAMEL WOOD ranee with coils, wood or
coal circulator. Maytag washer with
electric St gas motors, all In 1st class
cond, 945 Market or 2040 N. Church.
nl87
9 LIGHT fixtures, suitable for store or
office. Modern and as good as
Cooke's Stationery Co., 370 State. Ph.
4404. n!87
WOOD FURNACE, like new. Complete with
pipe. 1875 Market. Phone 8030. nl86
ELEC. HAWAIIAN guitar. S90. Piano or
gan. tl6. Rt. 6, Box 335 N. out Market
St. , nl87
2-lIOItSE TRAILER. $150. Pat Beat, Tef
ferson, Oregon. Phone 273. nl87
800 FT. SLIGHTLY vsed No. 18-2 wire.
ijoomex, $5. 3760 N. River Road. nl87
GRAVENSTEIN apples. L. A. Kilger. Ph.
21254. Rt. 4, 6alem. nl90
BOY'S BICYCLE, good condition. Call
after 5:30. 1258 S Com'l. nl8V
GOOD WOOD furnace and fixtures, also
sawdust water heater. 2140 Maple Ave
Phone 24045 nl86
TRASH BURNER. 2 lawn mowers. Phone
21600. nl87
PLATINUM wedding ring. 3 baguettes. 12
small diamonds. Valua $150. Box 343,
Capital Journal. n!87
NEW SOIL Pipe Si ratings St 4-inch
fittings. 2 sash windows & frames, some
used floortog. Misc. Items. Backman.
Rt. 1. Box 67. Brooks, on No. 99. nl87
PIANO I3ft.1i Drepes, 12x12 all wool rug
As pad $133; 3-plece bedroom set, com
plete $195. Iron bedstead $2. Ph. 22727
nl86
GOLDEN JUBILEE canning peaches now
ready. Slappy peaches ready about Aug.
12th. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem
, nl89
PUMP ORGAN. Good condition $35.00.
Phone 21670. nl66
WICKER BABY Buggy $8. Ph. 6085. nl86'
ELEC. WASHING Machine, 6 dining room
chairs, Va h.p. elec motor, lamps and
mlcs. 1115 E. Rural. nl86
USED SAWDUST Burner complete with
hopper, thermostate. all automatic con
trols. Also Used Pipe furnace. Tel. 9997.
nlP8
BRAND NEW combination storm door,
glass St screen, extra heavy, $12. Also
good wood heater, excellent trash bur
ner. $5. 1575 Pearl St. nl86
ALL WOOL lady's coat, 17-18. Nearly
new. Also radto-phonograph, good con
dition, 125. Back apt. 364 N. 21st
. nl86
POR SALE: Good 2-wheel trailer and
man's bicycle. 1505 Alder, north of
Aluminum Plant. Phone 24225. nl85
1 GOOD USED rubber tired farm wagon.
Aos. rfxos. zxis, Bna 1-inch lumber.
bricks Ac building blocks. 1260 Howard
. n!86
THREE 525x21-lnch tires, four 475-600x19
714 s. 19th. Call after 6 p.m. nl86
ALARM CLOCKS, 2 600x16 tires. Packard-
aen rao:o. record player and voice re
corder, ai: la Airplane portable case -
43 N. High. nU8.
FO!l SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MAN'S SUIT, dark blue, all wool, double
breasted, band new. sue 37. Ph. 7556.
nl91
DOUBLE kitchen sink. Ph. 3525 Eves. 690
Bieber st. nlBB
GAS RANGfc.t apart, size, small wood cir
culator, oiffc dining rm. table. Can be
seen at 894 S, 31st after 4:30 p. m. nlP8
TSKli,L SAW, 12" blade. 1 Rett In a vacuum
cleaner with attachments. One 2-wiieM
trailer, 19' tires, I Underwood typewrit
er, 2 unpalntrd corner cupboards. 2
locker cupboards. 1 oil barrel, 50 gal.
Ph. 8678. nlC8
GARAGE EOUIPMENT. Including 3 a'r
compressors, wheel balancing machine,
body and fender tools and other articles
Call at 2390 Fariground rd. nlBl
CANNING peaches now ready. Imlah Fruit
Fitrm. '.a mile on Wallace ra. fii, ?ivit.
nisii
FOR SALE or trade for late model car
1943 Indian Motorcycle, excellent condi
tion. Will be in Mobile Service Stalion.
Falls City. Oregon. Ph. 231. n!8
DISTILLED white pickling vinegar le
al! pickling purposes. (Keep your pleg
les crisp). Also pure apple rider vine
gar. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem
n208
PURE Apple Juice made dally from select
ed ripe oruvenstein apples, purr an
Cider Works. West Salem. M88
FIRST quality Gravensteln apples. Packed
for shipping to al! parts of the U 5
Leave your order now. Puritan Cider
Works. West Shlem nlSfl
rden Tools Yeater AppII-
25t
Ltberty. n205
PLASTI-KOTE durable paint with the
cellophane like finish. Yeater Appli
ance Co.. 255 N Liberty. n205
S-UNIT CONCRETE septic tanks: ewer
4s culvert pipe; drain tile; expansion
Joints: sand gravel, crushed. OREGON
GRAVEL CO.. 1405 M Front Ph, 1417
nl06
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK! Use 100; as
phalt shingles, unharmed by any weath
er, rain or shine. Fireproof Installed bj
experienced men. For FREE estimate
Phone 7177 Western Auto Supply Co
n207
NIGHT CRAWLER&. 3403
State Street.
nl86
DAIRYMEN We have coconut meal again
Northwest Poultry and Dairy 1505 N
Front. Ph. 7007. ' n'
REBUILT pianos, lixe new Buy with safe
ty at TaJlman'a I9S 8 12th Near SF
Depot
HEAT YOUR hom electrically. It's con
venlent, clean, economical Bea us foi
free estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n
GARDEN sand, gravet crushed rock
Shovel St drag-line excavating WALL
LNO BAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8561
PIANO BENCHES- TaUman't 198 B I2tb
WE BUY ft Mil turn it ur tools, stove
dishes, motors, radios, electric appli
ance, household good KLIOMAN B
18ti N Commercial Phone 9885 o
FORMALS. suits, spring coats, dresses
skirts and sweaters Scarcely worn Bltet
10 to 44. Phone 4845. anytime nln
FOR SALE: 6-hole ice cream cabinet. Ik
new. Ideal for home locker. 309 amitn
St.. Silvcrton. Phone 2152. nl86
FLUORESCENT kitchen fixtures and sin
gle tube brackets (or use near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205'
COMMERCIAL electric automatic four-
burner range Ideal for restaurant, club
or farm use
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205
SMOOTHIES for perfect ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205'
OUTDOOR portable lights for your rard
or driveway
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n20a'
FIGURINFS and small gift Items.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty.
COAL OR brtnuc' circulator.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty.
t-WAY AND Intcrcomm. telephone seta
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205-
INDIRECT floor lamps and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 North Liberty. n2t!5
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubei.
mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n20a'
WALL TYPE can openers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty.
H2551
ELECTRIC room heaters; fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n206
ELECTRIC pants pressors St curling Irons
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n20!
ALUMINUM sauca pans, well and tree
platters, trying pans, cookie sheets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 North Liberty. n205'
SINGLE and two-burner hotplates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty,
n2U5'
AUTOMATIC electric stdcarm water heat
ers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205
PLASTIC clothes line, Ironing board pads
and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. d205
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205
GUARANTEED forever flashlights, requir
ing no butteries. Two and three cell
flashlights, railroad type lanterns,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty n205'
DRESS UP your awnings and outdoor
furniture with Setfast canvas paint
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205
FARMERS, attention- Portable electric
milking mcchlncs.
YEVIER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty n
ELECTRIC desk, mantel and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n2U5
FARMERS, attention: Electric and ba
tery fence controllers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty n205'
COILED TRASn BURNERS.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty.
n205
FARMERS, attention- Westinghouse au
tomatic elec. milk cooler, capacity 60
canons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205'
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtures.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 North Liberty. n20d
DESK. TABLE and pin-lt-up lamps.
. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. n205'
ALL-METAL fishing tackle boxes,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty.
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers.
YEATER APFL-IANCE CO.
253 North Liberty. n205'
LOCKER MEATS: Beef St pork. TeL 4093
evenings. n205
FOR SALE Cucumbers. 3560 N. 5th, Ph.
houb. f rame bcuo. nlJ
SUITS, coats, sheers and casuals. Many
onginais. ongntiy usea sixes 0 to 44.
Phone 4845 anytime n212
ATM O RAYS, OZONE. Sell or rent, F
Pugh. Ph. 22458. P. O. Box 463. nlt8
HARVEST SACKS for sale. Northwen
Poultry St Dairy. 1505 N. Pronu eaiem
rnone mvi
SHINGLES from Rosenberg mill. TUla.
mook. Also lumber, kiln dried or ren
2x4s, shlpUp, flooring, finish and other
items. Delivered on HH priorities, Ted
nauner irucxs. rnone 21196. nl97'
GLADIOLUS 881 Rosemont St. West ffi
lem. aifli
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
RE-conditioned Radio, large cabine:
$25. call sr-09 evenings. n;86
WAMtu: usea Toilet. Ph. 5970. na!88
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Dptalr
Antique Shop, 439 Court St. na20fl
WANTED Burlap or cotton baga.
USED trURNITURS. PbOM 186
AUTOMOBILES
38 BL'ICK Special Sedan. In rood condi
tioa. Phone 43S3, qim
AUTOMOBILES
I'JIO HUDSON fl Bed. Good condition. After
6 p.m. 1576 Franklin St. W. Salem. ql88
1U36 PLYMOUTH Bed. Inquire evenings
1167 Elm St. West Salem. 1188
DON'T DELAY BEE TODAY!
1933 HUDSON sedan, a real buy. 1932
Chev. flatbed, top cond. 1931 Ford Tudor,
good clean car. Many others to choose
from.
TKAOUE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty. Ph. 7001. q!88
FOR-SALE or TRADE: 19 ft. factory bulit
trailer house, 2 rooms. 2 doors, sleeps 4
Good cond. Will trade for 40 or 41 pick
up truck. 3205 Portland Rd. ql8
FOR SALE- 1933 Plymouth: radio, tool
cond. 248 Marion, Apt. 4. qiea
FOR SALE: 1930 Mcdcl A convertible.
pickup box in back 16'' wheels. MM)
Geo. L, Snyder, Aumsvllle, Ore. ql87
FOR SALE or Trade' 1941 Deluxe
door Amcrlcar. '35 Pontine Sport coupe.
'35 Ford Deluxe 2-door Sedan. '33 Ply
mouth Deluxe 2-door Sedan. R St tl.
74 miles on Salem-Dallas highway on
Carroll Ranch. Rt. 1. Box 37. C. A
Hardman. qtRT
1M3S PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan, $250. S-e
t 635 Hickory St.. evenings. Ph. 25502
ql87
lDKfl OLDSMOII1LE Coach. Good condi
tion, new 7-16 tires St headlights. Ad
dress Kaiser School, turn west, first
side road, turn left First house left
hand side Vern Smalhvood. ql87
1939 PLYMOUTH with '41 motor. Good
shape. 1005 8th St., west Salem. Ph.
21955. qlS7
1935 FORD 4 dr. Sedan. Reasonable. 412
21st after 6 p.m. qi87
4 INDIAN SCOUT motorcycle. $120.
Some repairs needed. Ph. 6252 bet, 8 and
5. Ph. 24469 after 5 p.m. q!87
FOR SALE: '36 Pontlac Sedan, $525, r
'33 Desoto seaan. Keauy clean. 2v
Back bp... 364 N. 21st. ql86
-WE PAY TOPS
Qet EVEBV UIMk Tout Cat Is Wortnl
CASH ON THE BARREL-H&AOl
"C- SHROCK
SALSM'S Oldest Independent
USED OAR DEALER
i ft Corner Church ft Cbemeketa
Phont 7922 q
WANTED; LATE Model Oar by private
party Will pay cash Phont 6280 a
FINANCIAL
WANTED TO SELL: First mortgage.
interest, to private party. 3780 N
River Road. rl87
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE OREDH OO
Hb PLOOfv GUARDIAN BLDO
License No -M-189
YOUR SURPLUS Money will earn you f
percent Interest. Buy a real estate mort
gage, examine the security yourself.
Mortgages available in amounts of $t'ifl
to S7500 We collect all Interest and pay
ments for the investors, no extra charge.
STATE FINANCE CO. 153 8. High St.r
A'a LOAN on Farm. Residential and 8itst-
ies Property Will buy mortgage eon-
tracts HAWKINS St ROBERTS LNC
K A I T( KA Guardian B l da r
EXTRA CASH for vacation expenses, for
home buying costs. For any worthwnlie
purpose where "cash" is needed an1
convenient payments desired.
LOANS $25 to $300 for home or buslnesi
Furniture, salary or business equipment,
up to $500 on auto to men or womeu,
married or single, and you may have
18 months to repay. Phone first for
fast service. We like to aay "Yes''
loan requests.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
518 State St., Rm. 125. Ph. 3191. Lies
3-122; M-165. r207a
FARM AND CITY LOANS
AND 6
VOIFB OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contract;
and Second Mortgages
CAPITOL SECURITUa CO.
tan Pioneei Trust Bids - Ph 7162 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-188 and U-318
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE and LOANS
136 S Commercial St TeL 9168
$ MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANfc
Buy ReJ estate elortgace aao
Contract
STATE FINANCE CO- REALTORS
Do S-218 U-227 Iftl S Rich St f
TRANSPORTATION
LEAVING Aug. 13th for Washington. D. C.
Room lor one passenger to share ex
pense. Ph. 5538 after 6 p. m. X189
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK. 275 8. Com'L Ph. 5181.
Brake St wheel aligning specialist. o201
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rates Dependable service. Business
Service. Inc. Masonic Buildings, Salem
Phone 8727. o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BEND1X and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralpn
Johnson Appllaooes. 133 Center Pa 4030
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
i40 Chemeketa Phone 7838
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING. LEVELING St GRUBBING.
Call A. Bentson. Salem. 6305. o206
CEMENT WORK
JOE L. WILSON. General Cement Crn
tractor. Ph. 24371. O201
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis. 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 4071. 0211
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY. 771 S 21st Ph. 7176. 0"
NORTHNESS.
mornings.
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pick-up Service
145 8 Church. Phone 471L 0197'
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbuvs,
roaches, rats, fleas, moths. Pest con
trol contract service. Materials sold
guaranteed riddance. 175 S. High. Phon
5706. e
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 8058. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
0199'
FLAGSTONES
HOME construction, patios, terraces, fire
places, retaining walls. Ph. 21754. o'
Brelthaupt's fo: flowera Dial 9101
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ROW ELL FUNERAL HOUR Ph 3672
FURNACE CLEANING
FURNACES and oil stoves vacuum cleanea
Call after 6 p m. Ph. 3733. F. X. Roatch.
0193
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
. R W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
175 South High. Phone 5395.
WOOD SAWING
R. B. CROSS Phone 8178.
WINDOW CLEANING
SALEM WINDOW Service: Windows, walls
and woodwork Floor waxing Rum
cleaned on your floor, also upholsterlnz
Phone 21342 o217
MUSIC LESSONS
4PANISH and HAWAIIAN Ouitar. Mando
lin, bsnjo etc 1638 Court Ph 7669 t
MATTRESSES
CAITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069.
papering. Phon
020.
CLIFF KING Phone 3070
K EM TONING, PAINTING. Martsfleld. 4132
Ol95
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 2492.
H, J. Wool-
NEW COMPOSITION roofs. Shingle roor
coated. Phone 6333. ol93
ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimate.
Phone 0278 or 8237. olB9
AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock Shovel h
drsghna txcavaiing Wallina 8n4 A
GrareJ cfe, fhoa MM.
Market Quotations
Portland Lntslrie Market
TOP quality Wlliameue vauey ann mm-
Columbla tonintoes 11.90-12 lor la-lb. llat
on the Poiiland Eaatslde market todav.
lower quality packs $1.23. One load of
fancy No. 1 Milton-Freewater tomatoes
cleared at $2.50 for 25-lb. lug.
Cantaloupes I3.55-4 a crate. Green pep
pers mostly fl. 50-75 fo No. 1 flats. Peaches
$1.60-75 18-lb. flat for most early vari
eties. Few flats ol Rochesters Si 85.
Port hind Produce Excnam
nutter Prices to retailers: Grade A
cartans 73-74c. AA prints 72-73c. A prinn
"ic lb. A cartons TO's-uc, a prints
69-69'iic. i lb. cubes 'ic higher.
Erics Prices to retailers: AA lame
A larse 5l-52c, mea. 50c, small nominal,
i'2c dozen.
Cheese To retailers in Portland Orrgun
triplets 48-48'jc lb. daisies 43.a-44lic
loaf 49,J-S0'jc lb Jobbers pay 4c lb iss
Tr wholesalers Portland: Oregon singles
42c. loaf 43c. triplets 41'jC lb.
I'urlland Vhnrcaie MrRrt
Portland Butterfal ( I
Butter (i.o.b. bulk 68 lb. cubes). A A
grade G3 score 70-7tc A grade 92 scom
68's-70c. B grade 90 score 67-68'c. C grad
89 score 67; lb. AA grade prints (93 scorei
73-75c; cartons 73-77c: A grade prints (92
score) 72',i-'4,ic. cartons 73-76 '.jc. B
grade prims 72-74c
Bulterfat (Tentative, subject to Immed
iate chmee). First quality, max. of 6
of 1 acidity, delivered In Portland T7-7Sc
lb. Prem quality, max of .35 of 1 acid
ity, 78-79c second quality 75-79c. Valley
routes, country points 2c less than first
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Ore. singles. 45-47 Ib.i Ore. loaf.
46'-47c lb., triplets 45-47c.
Ects To wholesalers: A large 49',4-50c
dozen. B grade large 43'i-45,ic
Rabbits Average country killed to re
tailers 50c lb. Live fryers, colored fryers
24c, white 27c lb. Old bucks and does (6
lbs. and up) 15c lb.
Live Poultry
Live Chickens No. 1 broilers 1H-2 lbs
28-30C, fryero 2-3 lbs. 35-37C, 3-4 lbs. 35-38.
roasters 4 lbs. up 35-37c lb. Colored hens
24-27c. Leghorns 20-23c lb. Roosters and
stags 13-17c. No. 3 urn do springs 10-lSc
under No 1: fowl 10c under No. 1.
Dressed Chickens To retailers: Spring
broilers 3 lbs. up 52c lb, colored hens 37c.
Leghorn fowl 32c; old roosters and stats
28c.
Freih Vegetables
Beans Calif. 17c lb Mid-Columbia B'un
Lake 12-16. round type $2.75-53 crate. MIC
Columbia and Walla Walla green and wax.
9-10c lb. Oregon Giants 10-12c. Kentucky
Wonders 10-12c lb. Shell beans $2.50-75
10-lb. lux.
Beets Calif 80-85C local 60-600 aozen.
Broccoli Call! $2.50 doa.
Cabbage Local $2 crate. Pointed $2.S-
50, round $2.75-$3: large heats down to $1
crate.
Carrots Calif 6 don crate S4-S4.SO. Lo
cal S3. 60-75; 70-75c doc. bunches.
Cauliflower Calif. ( ) Local No. I
$2.25-50 crate No. 2 51-31.25.
Celery California $5 tor sturdee crate.
Labish, Milwaukio $2.65-85 crate.
Corn O'lllf $4.75-15 crate 7 dozen
Idaho 70-75c dozen. Vale S1.75-S2, Local
No. 1 $1.75-$2, No. 2 S1-U.35 5-doz. box.
Cucumbers Local nothousa A m ii mi
$4. Field grown 15-lb. flats $1.50-75. No.
3 75c.-Sl.00.
Eggplant Mexican $4-$4.75 lug FlortrtB
$4.50 lug Calif. $3-$3.25. mid-Columbia
$2.60-75.
GarlicOregon 20-35c lb.
Lettuce Local $2.75-$3 3-doz. pack. Oil
4 dozen crate $4.50-75
Onions Oregon green 50-75e per dozen
bunches. No. 1 dry $3 01 oo-lb sack. Texa?
yellow $3.50. white wax $3 50 50-lb nack
Red $2.15-30. Jumbo $3.25. med. 2.60-75
Calif, yellow large $1.35-50. Calif, med
$2.50, red J1.75-J2; 3-ln $2.50. Wash, dry
No 1 S1-I1.35 50-lb. sacks.
Parsley Local 75-80o dozen.
Peas Mexican tub $3 25. Bakersfleld
83.15-25: Sacramento $2.60-80 a tub Locn
$2.25-50 30 lbs. Sacks $4 75-15; Ore., l'ne
Dalles 6-7c lb Idaho $1.65-75 for 28-lb ub
Brownsniead 25c-lb. box 94-$4.25. Co!o.
hampers $4-S4.25.
Peppers Green Calif. 35-lb. cratcK
$3.50- lb. Mid-Columbia 14 -lb. flat $1.85-12.
No 2 $1.40-50.
Potatoes New Florida $3.25-75 bag. ou
thern yams $4.75 50-lb. crate, Calif long
white No 1 $2.50-60: Oregon long white
No. 1 $2.50-75 cwt. 50 lbs. No. 2 75-85c:
Washington long whites. No. 1 82.20-$3
cwt. No. 1 commercial $2.90; Yakima ied
Garnet $3 cwt. No. 2 85-90c 50-lb sack.
Mid-Columbia 20-lb. flats. No. 1 $2.25-35
Freewater and Walla Walla No. 1 $3-$3 25.
Calif, lujs (3-J3.25.
Radishes Local red 80-90c dor. bunches,
Rhubarb Ore. 30-lb. apple oox 11.2b
1.50 Rutabagas New crop Wapato $1.75-82
50-lb sack.
Spinacn Local new crop l-$l.2S: Thr
Uailc. new crop $1.83 oraiise box
Sprouts Local to 82.45 box
Squash Zucchinnl 50-75c flat. Crooked
Neck. Scallop $1-S1.10 Hat. 14-lb. snaked
81.25-45: 35-lb pear box $2.75-S3.
Tomatoes Mid-Columbia 16-lb. flats. No
1 $1.50-60. Freewater and Walla Walla
No. 1 $2.50. Calif, lugs $2. 75-13.
Turnips Bunched. Idaho $1-$1.10 dozen.
Fresh Fruit
Apples Yakima Delicious, wrapped and
packed, comb box $4.45. Jumole oox $J 40
Hood River Spitz. lace-IUi. box S3.iu.
Jumble $3.25. H R. Yellow Newutwns $ 35
Winter Bananas $2.90. Ortleya IS 80 oox
Jonathans, t&il $3.40 H.R Delicious $3 Bfl
jumble box. Yakima Wlnesaps $4.49: Astra
Chan 40 lbs. $4.40, Maryhille, Wash., dis
trict Transparents $1.50-$3 face lug. Gra-
venstein, local i ana I 100s $2.25-50 for 40
1b. box. Calif. Gravenstelns, loose 40 lb. box
$2.50-75.
Apricots 1.45-60 14-lb. flats, row faced;
14-lb. shakes $1.25-60; 35-lb. pear box
$2.75-$3.
Avocado Fuerte $4.25. choice $3.7-$
fancy $4-$4.25 20-30 flats. Calif, navais.
green skin 10s $3.30; 12s $3.70; 14s $3.85:
16s $4.25.
Bananas 9 Kc-10e lb. cut hands, crates
extra.
Boysenberrles Flats $2.50-75.
Cantaloupes Calif. Jumbo $4.50-00 for
sturdy crate $3.75-$4.02. Delano and Tur
lock jumbo $5.25, WashinBton $3.50-75 cle.
Casabas Calif, bulk 5-5 'c lb.
Figs Call! white, flats $2, Missions, i
tier lugs $3.23-50, single layer flats $1 90-12
Grapefruit Calif, all sizes $4-$5.25 ease.
Texas Pinks $5 10. white $4.80. Arizona
$4.25-95 caie, Cor.chelIs $4.95.
Grapes Calif. Thompson seedless 25-lb
lug $4.75-$5. Red Malagas $5.30-55. R:b
ler $5.30-33.
Lemons Calif $7-$7.25 crate,
Limes Lugs, loose. $4.35-50, tubs of a
35c.
Honey Dew Melons 53-13. 25 Jumbo flat.
Orangei Cellini Calif $6 Hit. i-'la .?
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SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
KENNETH HAMEL, 1H3 8th St., W 6a
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J. n. BOENING 1067 Elm. Salem. Ph.
633. Free estimates. Prompt service.
COTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Bow
ers and drains cleaned Pree estimate
Prompt service Ph 8327 o
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL D INSTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oil, coal, briquets Trucks '
Portland dally Agent. Lyon Van Lines
for household goods to California point
former Transfer St Storage Ph. 8131
TREE TRIM MING "
TREE SURGERY
Trimming Topping Removals
Phone 2-4030 o307
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTROI UX Sales St Service Si Repairs.
Limited amount of new machines avail
ble. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. o2I0
FREE Inspection in your home author
aed Hoover service W service an make
ol cleaners. -Hogg Bros Ph 9149 o
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates, T. PULLMAN. Ph. 6995
WELDING
OPENING NEW welding shop. Spccializ
Ins In heavy canting At aluminum
block heads Trailer hitches, farm equip,
fabricating, wrought Iron work Whit
Ler Weldln Works. 3038 Portland
Rd. PhoneS600. 187
WELL DRILLING
WELL DRILLING M D Enloe, Rt 8
Box 321-L Saiem. Ore Plrst Qoum south
at Bwegle school Ph 34367 o-
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Phone 4457
CLEANING SERVICK
Lodges
A Salem Lodee No. 4, A.F, &
yRV AM., Wednesday, Aug. 7,
i V Latel meeting. 8:00 pin. 186'
and up to $6.13. Valencia!. 200 $9-9.80;
220 and larger $8 09, smaller $5-$5.50.
Peaches Oregon. Mayflower 6 oaskets
$2 00, flats $2.50 Calif. Elbertas. 17-lb.
52 SO; Golden Jubilee $2.25-50 per flat.
Early Halts 9-basket crate S2.75-$3. Calif,
titles (2.15-25 lug. Triumphs 9 -lb. crat
J2.-J5: 6 basket crate $1.75-12.
(pars u.iUumice is lo
Plums- Apex 17-lb. box. $2: 011.
Reality 4 -basket flat $5.25: Santa Roa
17-lb. flat 1.90-U, 4-basket crate Oregon
Brant :r s $l."S-S5 flat. Formosa Cardimls
$3-.30 for 29-lb. lug.
I'liieapplr Cutvin i i :
Watermelons Calif, and Ariz. 31,i-4c lb.
Meaia
Ciiuutry Aleats RoUbacK prices to re
link rs country Killed boss. ost butchers
120-140 lbs 19-19 "40 lb Veaiers AA 22ko.
A J I1. B 19 ll. 9 17-nnc. culls 13- lie lb
Beei AA 21"ie. A 204. B 18c. canners
cutler? 13Ls-14c Lambs AA 36c A 24c-
B 24ic. O 20o lb Ewes: FS 130. U I2C-
R I0c
Veal AA 26-23C A 24-26c, B 23-240 lb-
cull 18-20C.
Hoc Fancy b'.nck 30-32c lb,
Lambs AA 26,.sc. A 26-28C, B 24-200 lb.
Mutton Fancy A 10-14c according to
quality and welrht.
Beef AA 28-20C. A 26-28. B 2.1-25C. C
31-22c. canncr-cutter bulls 24-25c lb.
Cascara Bark Green 8-8'jC, dry 20o lb
Wool Government control
Mohair 10c lb on 13-mos. growth.
Hdy Wholesale snlpmenis Alt alt a. No
3 or better $31-132.50 Oats-vetch mixed
hay valley crower price $19-$32. elover
hay Sl9-$22f. baled on farms.
Hides Calves 20-24c- green beef 100 10.
old Ific Green Dulls 6a lb
Hops Norma) contracts' 1944 86e Op
1945 75c lb 1946 55c 1947 tOC lb.
Null Distributors' Baste
Almonds Calif 33-35o lb
Cheslnuii Local tlallan 300 UX
Fllberta 100 lbs. Bar-e Da Brtx
lonae Cblllys Nail
Jumbo 34o 34o 344
Large lie 31 32e
Fancy 30c 30o ine
Baby 29c 39e 290
Walnuls Franquettcs No. 1 Jumbo 8v
36c. larRe 33 34c. med 31c, baby 24 Uc lb
No. 2: jumbo soft shells 344c large 32c.
med. 29 '-ic.
ChlraKo Livestock
Chicago. Aur. 7 (.41 Hogs 11-500. salable
7300; market very dull: under 300 lbs. 75c
1.25 lower, most off on 250 lbs. Sows 1.25-
50 lower, top 23.00 for wis. under 240 lb
good-Choice 180-250 lbs. 22.50-23; good-
choice 260-300 lbs. 21.25-22.25, few load
325-400 lbs. 20.50-21.25: few 130-160 lb
18.00-22.00. Bulk good-choice sows 22.00,
choice lights 20.25. few henvles 19.75.
Cattle 12.? 00. salable 12.000; calves 700
salable. Welshty slaughter steers steady to
25c lower, yearlings 25-50c off, yearlln
and light steers predominated. Practical
top choice heavy steers 27.00, extreme
top 27.25 foi outstanding load. Best heif
ers 24.00, bulk grain fed light steers and
yearling 20.00-24 00. some 1.00 lower. Cows
and bulls steady, strong. Veaiers steady at
18.00 down, strictly good Mont, stocker
yearlings tc 16.25.
Sheep 4000. salable 2000: early sales na
tive spring lambs strong to 25c higher,
good-choice 21.75-85, latter top to ail.
Some held at 22.00; asking 18.50 for good-
choice shorn yearlings Slaughter ewes
slow, early Olds 50c lower, 6.50 down,
Portland Grain
Portland. Auk. 7 Wt Cash wheat bid:
soft white 1.81 f: no Rex, white club, wet
red 1.81-V, hard red winter: ordinary
1.80'i, 10 pet 1.87, 11 pet 1.91, 12 pc
1.95: hard white baart: 10 pet 1.95, 11
pet 1,97. 12 pet 1.09.
Car receipts: wheat 33, barley 2, flour 2
minieca o.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Aug. 7 ffll Cattle 400, salahle
175: calves 25. Market active, generally
steady, med 700-1000 lo. steers 16.00, com
12.00-14.00. Good heifers 17.00-5O, few med.
14.00-15.00; com. to 11.00. Good cows
13.50-14.50, med 11.00-13.25, cutters-corn
8.00-10.75. canners to 7.00. Good beef bulls
14.00-15.00. good sausage 12,50-13.50, Good
choice vcalerc 16.50-18.00. com-med 12.00-
16.00.
Hogs 200, salable 100. Market active, bar
rows and gilts steady to 10 lower, sows
fully steaay. feeder pigs strong. Top 220
lb. barrows bulk 23.85. practical top good-
choice barrows and gilts 23.75. Bulk bowk
19.00-20.00, lights to 21.00. Good-choice
feeder pigs quotable 2).00-22.50.
Sheep 500 salable, lambs active, 25-50c
higher, ewes slow, 50c lower, little denv
Bulk good-choice spring '.nmba 17.00-50,
med. 14.00-15.75, few good-choice clipped
lambs 80 lbs 15.50. small lot good-choici
shorn yearlings 14.50. Good-choice ewes
4.50-5.00. common to 3.00.
Chicago Grain
Chicago. Aug. 7 fljp) Cash grain:
Wheat No. 1 red 3.02, No. 3 2.00, No. 1
mixed 2.01 'i.
Corn Steady. Yellow: No 1 1.91, No. 3
1.87-88. No 3 1. 87-90. No. 5 1.86',j, sample
grade 1.40-84.
Oats Stcr.dy, firm; No. 1 mixed 75i
76, heavy 76-70" al. No. 1 white 76'i-76'i.
heavy 76-77, No. 2 white 75-76, heavy
7Q'3. Sample grade 74. No. I red spec.al
77'i. heavy 77'a.
Barley Malt. 1 60-78. feed 1.25-50.
Salem Markets
Completed from reportu ot Sa
lem dealers for the guidance of
Capital Journal Readtra. (Revlsnd
daiiyi
Retail Prices
Rabbit Feeds Pellet 34.20 cwt.
Egg Mash S4 65 cwt.
Dairy Feed J4. 00 cwt.
Poultry Henvy colored hens. No. 1 36
lb. No. 2. 22c Colored fryers. No. t
33 ',4-34o lb
Ebss
Buyers Prices White and Brown: egtrt
large grade A 47c, med. 43c. standards 42r
dozen
Wholesale prices Large 52c dozen, med
48c, standards 48c.
Butter Wholesale' A 71c lb.
Retail Grade A 55c. med. 610 doren
Butter Tat Wholesale: Premium 77c, No
1 76c. No. 2. 73c lb
Hops Make Good
Progress Past Week
Portland, Aug. 7 Wj Ore
gon's hops are making good
progress, the department of
agriculture's production and
marketing administration re
ported today, recent hot weath
er having halted spread of
downy mildew.
Some hops are being picked
in the Donald area this week
and more picking will start
about August 15, but the har
vest is not expected to be gen
eral until September 1. Some
concern over the supply of
pickers Is being expressed, the
administration reported.
No sales have been reported
in the past two weeks.
Inspection .and certification
service will be available at Sa
!em as last year, the administra
tion said.
Potato Price Drops
From 50 to 39 Cents
Portland, Aug. 7 (Pi The po'
lalo price on several Portland
retail markets was down today
to 39 cents for ten pounds, com
pared to a previously prevailing
50 cents.
The department of agricul
ture attributed the drop to a
crop surplus.
Manila hemp actually Is not
a true hemp, and is not grown
in the immediate vicinity of
Manila.
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, Aug. 7 Wi The
stock market rallied selectively
today, but without a great deal
of vigor, after forenoon trends
had displayed irregularly lower
tendancies. Bonds were narrow.
The comeback got under wav
near the end ot the fourth hour
with assorted steels, motors, li
quors, rails, utilities and special
industrials leading. Gams of
fractions to 2 or more points
were well distributed at the
close with a few notably "thin'
issues showing wider upswings.
Transfers totaled 670,000 shares.
In front were U.S. Steel, Gen
eral Motors, Youngstown Sheet,
Chrysler, Santa Fe, Great Nor
thern Railway, Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Standard Gas $4 pre
ferred, Ginibel, Spiegel, Wool
worth, Curtis-Wright "A," Am
erican Woolen Preferred, Elec
tric Auto-Lite, Schenlcy, Hiram
Walkre and CertainTced.
Closing Dow-Jones averages
Industrial, 202.86, up 1.61; rail,
62.57, up 0.26; utility, 41.36,
up 0.04; 65 stocks, 75.05, up
0.45.
Sales totalled 870,000 shares
compared with 730,000 shares
yesterday. Curb volume was
230,000 shares against 200,0000
shares against 200,000 shares
yesterday. Bond turnover of
$4,490,000 compared with $2,-
740,000.
Corn Futures
Up; Oats Firm
Chicago, Aug. 7 lU.B Corn fu
tures held to gains of better than
a cent from start to finish on the
board of trade today while oats
were steady to firm in moderate
dealings.
A sharp increase in buying
interest late in the session jump
ed corn prices up to close lVe
2Vi cents higher, oats shared
in the rally, closing up a.i-lV,
July 72li-i. Barley climbed
9-i cent.
Commission houses demand
opened corn Hi -2 cents higher
and although initial gains were
pared somewhat after the bell
by professional selling, the grain
managed to stay better than one
cent above yesterday's levels.
Some of the buying in the pit
was attributed to an elevator in
terest. Oats started barely steady but
snort covering, commission
house and local buying impart
ed a firm tone to the market,
Prices moved witnln relatively
narrow levels.
ine casn corn market was
again weaker after yesterday's
15-lHc drop and No. 1 yellow
cashed at 1.91. Some local inter
ests were reported bidding three
cents unaer January lor new
crop shipment by December 15.
Spot oats were firmer on the
choice grades, No. 1 heavy red-
at 77.
Purchases from the country
on a to-arrive basis were fairly
large considering the sharp re
cession yesterday. By noon, 90,
000 bushels of corn had been
booked. About 75,000 bushels of
oats were sold for shipment.
The Chicago office of the com
modity credit corporation re
ported purchase yesterday of
330,000 bushels of No. 1 soft red
wheat at 211 . delivered to Bal
timore for export. Total purch
ases by the CCC now aggregate
1,200,000 bushels.
Wheat futures received good
support at both Kansas City and
Minneapolis to close strong ir,
light trading. Minneapolis oats
were up fractionally and Winni
peg rye remained 10c lower, the
limit.
Negroes Kill Fireman
Rape Companion
Savannah, Ga., Aug. 7 VP)
Solicitor General Protem An
drew J. Ryan, Jr., said two ne
groes early today attacked a
22-year-old city fireman and his
17-year-old girl companion, and
after shooting the fireman to
death raped the girl.
The solicitor identified the
fireman as Anthony Elixson,
veteran of naval service in the
recent war.
Ryan, after questioning the
girl, who was treated at a hos
pital here, gave this report:
The couple was in a parked
automobile on a road in a
sparsely settled section of Chat
ham county about 1 a.m., when
the two negroes approached. At
gun point they forced Elixson
from the car, led him several
yards away and shot him.
Then they returned to the car,
forced the girl from it and each
raped her. After the assault,
they left her in the car. She
walked to a farm house and
called police.
Ryan identified the girl as
Betty De Loach of Savannah.
Too Great A Speed
White Salmon, Wash., Aug.
7 (JP) A coroner's jury yester
day attributed the bus-truck
crash which ended fatally for
five persons near Bingen, Wash.,
July 27, to "too great a speed
for the condition of the high
way." The whale shark is estimated
to reach a weight of 25.000
pounds, and a length of 60 feet.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
Most Farmers in Dallas Area
Having Good Harvest Season
Dallas Indications are pointing to a good season for most
farmers of this area, provided the weather is not too capricious
for the remainder of the harvest time. Cherries and cane berries
are successfully harvested with
good profits expected and at the
present time main interest cen
tors on grain and snap beans.
Combining operations are in
full swing and warehouses and
elevators expect to be well fill
ed this fall. Bean acreage is
relatively small but several
large growers near-by report
good crops and for the first
time in several years they re
port an adequate amount of
picking help.
Tlie recent hot weather did
some damage to various crops.
Vetch growers report that on
the hottest days the seed pop
ped from the pods and the re
sultant loss in yield was great.
Walnut growers are survey
ing damage done to their crops
by sunburning, but it is diffi
cult lo ascertain at this time
just what it will be. They anti
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
New Yon. V- CIoMim auotaiioa tods
Allied Chem 6 Oym 1!5
American Can inu
Am Power & Light 19
mer Tel & rL ino
Anaconda Copper
Atchlsob
Bend l Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Cft'iforn! Packing
Canadian Piclflo
J I Case
Jhrysier Corp
anmmon wealth A South
COIlAOltdHlrd Edl.soo ...
Jonsoiidated Vultee ...
Continental Insurance .
Jrown lellerbacb
Jurtiss Wright ,
Oouglaa Aircraft
Jupont de Netnoura
Jeuerai Electria
General Poods ...
eneru Uoiora
Joodjear Tire
Jreat Northern pfd
Interna lion a. Harvester ...
tnt Papei pfd.
Johns Manvill ...
Kennecott
112'.
, 113
33'i
21',
, 54';
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, 90
, 115
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138
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VI ay tag
Miami Copper ........
Montgomery Ward
Mash Kelvinator .......
National Dairy
ft Y Oantrat
lorth Am Co
Northern Pacitlo
fao Amer Fish .......
Pacific Ou El
Pacific r St T
eao American
Penny j C
.tadio Corp
tlaroniei
laynnlei pfd
tiejnold Meiali
iafeway ........
4ear Hoe buck
4inetatt Uii
Southern Poclflo
Standard Brands
iundard Ol' Calif
Stewart-Warner
Jludebaner ....
Sua Mining
Jtuoo Oil
Union Pacitio
United Airllnea ........
United Aircraft
United Siatci Steel
Warner llro'.hcra
West Elec Mfg Co ....
Won.wnrt.h
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Poultry Culling
Demonstration Set
Poultry culling demonstra
tions are to be held Friday, Aug
ust 16, at 10:30 a.m., at D. L.
St. Johns' farm at Gervais and
at 2 p.m. at the J. T. Bullock
place, three miles south of Lib
erty on the Rosedale road. Noel
Bcnnion, extension poultryman
from Oregon Slate college will
lead the discussion.
Low producing birds can well
be removed from the laying
flock any time of year, advises
Ben A. Newell, assistant county
agent, who has arranged the de
monstration. August, however,
is the month when special care
is given lo examining each bird
and judging her ability lo pro
duce and lay through the fall
and winter months. Birds that
start to molt in May and June
need to be culled at once for
probably it will be four to six
months before they lay again,
while a hen that will lay until
September or October will molt
rapidly and be back in produc
tion in four to six weeks. Per
sistent producers are the high
producers, states Newell, and
make the best breeders and sec
ond year layers.
Food Price Advance
Breaks All Records
New York Aug. 7 W) The
D in and Bradstreet weekly in
dex of 31 foods in general use
advanced eight cents during the
week ended August 6 to set an
all time high of $5.32 the price
for which one pound of all of
the commodities could be pur
chased. The previous high was S5-30
July 31, 1919. A week ago the
wholesale commodity index
stood at $5.24 and a year ago
at $4.09.
Advnncing during the week
were flour, oats, burlcy, hams,
bellies, butter, cheese, hogs and
Iambs. Declining were wheat,
corn, rye, potatoes, steers and
sheep. Others were unchanged.
sin jwr aitw -. x .;-.
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and other Rectal
condition, No hos
pitalization. Free de
scriptive booklet.
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418 N. LI her it St. Salem, Ore. I
Phone 9160
HIBO f
Wednesday, Aug. 7, 194613
cipate bumper crops in most
cases, however.
The next big labor problem
will be the hop harvest, al
though some hop raisers state
that they have a sufficient num
ber of workers already regis
tered and will need no more.
It will be unnecessary to im
port much Mexican labor and
few such laborers will be in
Polk county this year, accord
ing to John Pfaff of the Dallas
farm labor office. Early hops
will be ready in some areas
within a few days.
Prune harvest will get un
der way early in September
and no great difficulty is expec
ted in getting labor at that time
but the office will wait until
hop harvest is well underway
before worrying about the
prunes.
Boston Lobby
Beat Wool Bill
Cedar City, Utah. Aug. 7 Wi
Rep. Walter K. Granger (D.,
Utah) today accused a "pow
erful lobby of the Boston wool
brokers" backed by the Massa
chusetts congressional delega
tion with preventing a bill to
stabilize the wool Industry from
coming to a vote during the ses
sion recently ended.
He said the legislation which
he and Sen. O'Mahoney (D.,
Wyo.) sponsored which he as
serted was necessary unless the
wool industry is to be "entire
ly" liquidated was stymied by
"certain eastern congressmen."
"The Massachusetts delega
tion, headed by Walsh (D) in
the senate and Martin (R) and
McCormack (D) In the house,
successfully prevented this leg
islation from coming up at the
recent session because of the
powerful lobby of the Boston
wool brokers," Granger stated
in a Tribune Interview.
Ho said the legislation had the
approval of the National Wool
Growers' association and the
department of agriculture.
"Any western representative
would be foolish to vote again
for McCormack or Martin as
majority and minority leaders
in the house," he said.
I Markets Briefed
(Br the Unttfd PrpsiO
Slocks higher in quiet trad
ing. Bonds irregular. U.S. govern
ments failed to appear on the
tape.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign silver quoted in New
York at 90'4 cents a fine ounce.
Cotton steady.
Births, Deaths
Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jorgensen (Eth
el Fogg) of Seattle, a son, Stanley Edward.
tlrathi
Thomas William ItrUht
Thomns William Brltcht. In this city Aug
ust 3, Bt the axe of 31 years. Former resi
dent of Cleveland, Okln. Survived by hi
pnrcnts, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Brluht of
Cleveland, Okta.; two brothers, John
Bright of Yamhill. Ore,, and Andy Bright
of Houston, Texas: five sisters. Mrs. Estey
Ball of Cleveland. Mrs. Virginia Polk of
Houston, Texas, Mrs. Mildred Lawrence of
Parsons, Kas., Mrs. Eaitn Lowe of cusn-
int, Okla. and Mrs. Margaret Renton of
Seminole. Okla. Graveside sevlces wer
held August 7 at 3:30 p.m. with Interment
In the IOOF cemetery. Direction Cloufth-
Bnrrlck company. Rev. Howard Houston
officiated.
Paul Cavallire
Paul Cavnltere, at the residence. 311
Hood street Tuesday, AiiKust 6, at the age
of 71 yetrs. Husband of Ansellne Caval
lere of Salem; father of Armando Cava-
llere of Hartford, Conn., Tom, Julio and
Joe Cavaliere. all of Los Anseles. and
Edith Cavallere of Sblem. Announcement
of services Icier by W. T. Rigdon Co.
Samurl C. Parkrr
Simurl C. Parker, late resident of b9i
North Cjumirrclnl, AiHii.it 2. Survived by
ills wife, Mr.. Jennie P. Parker of Salem.
Announcement of services later by Clounh
Unrrlck corrpany.
Anionic M. CaUse
Portland-Antonle M. Caisse at his rps-
Idi'iice. loli N.E. Couch SI., Aug. 5 at tne
nite of fifl years. Survived by his wife,
Annn: .ions, A. W. Caisse of Portland and
Richard of the U.S. navy: bro'.lier, William
of Woodburn; sisters. Mrs. Charlotte Nor
ris nf Seatllf and Eva of Vancouver, B.C.
Alio Mirvlvcd bv several nieces and nepn-
ews. Services Thursday. Auk. 8. at 11 30
a m. from Holinnn and Lute chapel, 14th
and Sandy. Portland.
Mn. Alible D. Davenport
Lebanon Mrs. Abbie D. Davenport. 7i.
died at the Lebanon grneral hospital Au.
8. Born In Iowa May 21, 1371. Previous to
lier 10 year residence In Lebanon she had
Iivrd for many years in Silverton. Sur
viving are ler widower, D. C Davenport:
sons. Roy B of Silicrton, Russell D Af
Sal rm, Lowell E . Delbert H. and Mer!
V. nf Lebanon: a daughter. Mrs. Mabel U.
Yocrjm of Lfbaiion: brother. Warnick R.
Foslrr of Snlem; right grandchildren and
four grrat grandchildren, Funeral
uounccmdiU later by Howe-Huston Co.
SUMMER
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