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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS .20-06 REMINGTON RIFLE with KS.5 .scope, 1125, another, M98 Mauser, with K.4 Scope $165. Cartridges for foreign and odd calibre rifles SMM Mnuser and 7.7 Jap she 11a SS per 20. 6.S Jap $6.50 oilier various prices. V. M. Sackett, 1510 So. Winter St. n228 SELECT YOUR XMAS GIFTS NOW. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. 1.232 STUDENTS FLUORESCENT desk lamps Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. n333 C E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair specialist. I do not sell new machine Parts tor all Dialers. Finking ahrar iround. Ph. 6765. 1940 N. 18th. n232' MILKING MACHINES, milk coolers, and home size milk pasteurizer. Y EATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232" bAHLT AS Select now. Ml RoTemont. W. Salem, n333 FENCE CONTROLLERS Electric or bat tery. Y EATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n333 S IS -IN. TIRES, tubes St wheelj. One World bicycle. May be seen at 1135 N. 16th. "22B RIVER SILT. Phone 25012. n' COFFEE MAKERS and replacement bowls Y EATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232 BABY CRIR and exc. mattress, together oi separately. Ph. 21&91. n228 CINDERELLA electric table washers Ideal (or apartments or trailer houses. Y EATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n332 MAUSER snorter, cal. 270 Winchester, custom built stock and barrel, peep sight and Bold bead front sight. Address 313 N. 34th St. n230 LITTLE GIANT washers, full slM, to fit on your laundry trays. YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232 ELECTRIC MOTORS In slock: 10 h.p. soo r.p.m. 5 h.p. 1800 r.p.m. 2 h.p 1800 r.p.m. h.p.. 1,200 r.p.m. IVa h.p.. 1.200 r.p.m. f (op.. 54 r.p.m., gearhead motor. , INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. LUSCfi bo. Commercial Ph. 8023 n330' ELiJilC LOOM wire convenience out YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232' SEVERAL 6 sal. cans of Slierwln and Wil liams and Miller paint. Brick red, are en dHrk grey, 12 a gal. or will trade. Ph 8821 or call 1694 N. Com'l. n232 HOTPLATES, slnitle and two burner. YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232' IP YOUR timepiece needs attention take it to 190 S. 14th, Salem. Clock Doctor n228 ELECTRIC BLANKETS, comforters, and heatlnu pads. YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n233" FOR BETTER reception at the coast, thP Tropic Master, isa.su. YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n233 PEDLER silver clarinet, with plush -lined case, also child's medium sizea iricycir Phone 35965. n22fl VACUUM CLEANERS and floor polishers YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY 11232 NOTICE! Poultry and stock feeders: Mill feed is available in any quantity ai Northwest Poultry, 1505 N. Front. Ph. 7007. n232' FANS, exhaust, pedestal and stand models YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n233 SALE, swings, heavy clothes poles, Llnco trailer axles As wheels, wrought Iron "work" to order. 1145 N. Liberty. n230 BEAT TOUR home electrically. I'.'s con venient, clean, economical. See us for free estimates. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty n" SALEM SAND At GRAVEL COMPANY Contract Work Jloads Clearing Dltchlm Sewer A Basement Equipment Rental 16 B Mi yds. 13.00 per hr 10 B yds. 9.60 per hr D-7 Cat A Dozer 9. BO per hr D-6 Cat A Dozer S.40 per hr D-i Cat A pozer 7.00 per hr W'r Phone Days la o Evenings 834S or 34400 Salem, Oregon 0" BUTTER CHURNS (electric). YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n332 UNDERWOOD typewriter, B PC draft, set A table. 2 brief cases. Artists pens A brushes. 2 drawer filing cabinet. Phone 8858. - n227 LIGHTING FIXTURES for tna home, of flee or shop YEATER APPLIANCE COMPANY n232 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS , WANTED Contract cutting timber. Have power saw and equipment. Write or call 310 Taylor. A. Sludcr. Tia220 CALL 9346 for Salvation Army truck to pick up discarded clothing, dishes, toys, furniture, fruit jars, papers, magazines, books, etc., or leave at 330 No. High St. na232 WANTED To dry and buy Filberts A Walnuts. HUDSON DUNCAN At CO. CALL ADOLPH HILDEBRAND PHONE 11F3, DALLAS, ORE. Tia237 WANTED An Atmoray 25734. 365 Ferry. Machine. Ph na328 WANTED: Two wheel trailer, 16" wheels and springs. Phone 4533. na237 m WANTED: Burlap and cotton bags, all ' kinds. Willis Kclley. Ph. 3315S. na346 USED FURNITURE. Phone 9185. ELECTROLUX Cleaner, sales and serv ice, supplies. 191 SO. High. Ph. 7719 25407. na236 PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL ADVISER. Mr. FhllllP.i. 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 3081. p229 READING, know the truth, 2361 State. p227 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, P. BOX 724 P276 i&0 MO BILES 1046 FORD Super Deluxe sedan, R. A H., low mileage, k 1946 Ford Super Deluxe 5-pass. coupe., w R. A H low mileage. 1946 Chevrolet Fleetllne deluxe sedan, R. A H low mileage. ' STATE MOTORS, INC. 340 No. High 8t. q228 MA SON IT E t r a iTer houxe, 1 6 -In. whee 1 a, furnished, sleeps 2. Sacrifice for S350. .Call 2-1200. 0329 '41 DeSOTO 4 dr. sedan, exc. cond. 11600. Ph. 7473 before 5 or 3316 after 5. q230 WANT TO buy 1947 Car with low mile age, Will pay cash. M. C. Knode. 390 pane Ave. q229' '39 INTERNATIONAL pickup In good con dition. 835 N. Liberty St. 0.220 BEY! Want to buy a car? Not a new one but a good old one. Original paint, motor A upholstery in good shape. Look at your car lot cars A price A compare. 191 Ford Super Deluxe. 4-dr., radio, heater, extras. 348 N. 12th St., bsmt. apt.. Phone 3895. q22S CHEVROLET 2-dr. J250. Ph. 26511. Tea r. mm aiter 5 p.m. q233' M CHEVROLET Master coupe, good cond. throughout, S500. 595 N. Capitol, Phone 9828. q229 V BY PRIVATE OWNER for sale 1946 Willy ,1 jeep, excellent condition. Union Service ? Station, Center A Liberty. q229 '.tl CHEVROLET, $100. 2260 Simpson. q22S FOR SALE 18.10 Desota, original paint. 50. 000 miles, fine motor A tires, body Al, a fine antique $300. After 6 p.m., 168 Ratcllff Drive A phone 6394. q228a 17 OLD 5MO BILE 5 passenger convertible, good top, body, tires, etc. S750. 3290 Sil verton Rd Salem. q229 CHEVROLET car radio. 1112 3rd St., West Salem. Call after 4:30 p.m. q239 $175 TAKES '35 PLYMOUTH. Good motor. Needs body work. After 5 p.m., 130 Liberty Rd. q229 MODEL A Ford pick-up. good shape and new tires. Rosedale Garage, 2 miles 8. of Libert; Store. q32S G.M.C. ton pickup. 9828. 1940 model. Ph. 0,338 BATES all metal 18-ft. trailer house, ln rjlRted. masonlte interior. electric brskes. 1220 Troy, off Cherry and Alder. W. Q330 AUTOMOBILES 11)40 FORD Deluxe Station Wagon. 144lt Ferry St.. alter 4 p.m. q228 FOR SALE; Model A, box on back, good condition, good tires 1375. 63" N. Capi tol. C228 REAL VALUES GOOD CLEAN USED CARS TEAOUE'S NEW USED CAR CENTER 353 N. Commercial St. 1941 Ford Deluxe sedan 1940 Ford Deluxe coupe 1939 Plymouth 4-door sedan 46 motor 1939 Cadillac 4-door sedan a beauty 1937 Studebalcer comm. coupe Many others to choote from Liberal Trade and Terms See Joe 6 pur lock at YOUR KAISER FRAZER DEALER TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY 356 N. LIBERTY ST. PHONE 34173 q230 1933 CHEVROLET sedan, new paint, new battery, 298 S. 24th. q228 1939 CHEV. deluxe 2-door. Very clean. R. As H., extras. $950.00. 1495 N. 4th SI. 1937 FORD- 8!i,""rad in, h e a t e r, spot II c h t , good motor and tires, rough body, s.loo. 2191 Maple. q227 1943 GMC 33 pass. bus. New 1947 motor, $1,600. Write or see at Route 9, Box 376. q227 FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1947 4-door sedan, deluxe radio, fog lights. Low mileage. Z F. McConaha, Rt. 2, Box 106, Dallas, Ore. Phone Falls City 26. q2a7 '42 FORD durno truck, good condition Eaton As Browning rear end on good steady Job, 425 N. Winter, Ph. 21835. q229 PARTY WITH CASH wants 40 model or later Ford, Chev. or Plymouth. Ph. 26423 q229 '40 OLDS club coupe, excj cond., 1410 Ferry St. Evenings from 5 to 7. fl228 PRIVATE OWNER: 1947 l'.'t ton Dodge truck, 10.000 miles. Factory bed. com bin at Ion racks. C. B. Noe. Rt. 9. Box i) Salem. Q339 TRAILERS FOR SALE. 17S0 N. Front. q248 3B FORD panel, good condition. Call 23B58. MOTORCYCLES INDIAN SALES - SERVICE - PARTS ATI makes used motorcycles bought, sold repaired. SHROCK MOTOR CO. Phone 8502. Salem, a' HUDSON BALES - SERVICE - PARTS Free estimates - overhauling - body and fender repair painting. "Give Shrock a try and you'll know why." SHROCK MOTOR CO. Phone 8503. Salem WANTED Good clean car. Square Deal Used Cars. 1155 S. 12th. FINANCIAL SEE US FOR ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS ONLY 4 INTEREST 5 to 40 Years and NO Commission I Leo N. Chllds. Inc. REALTORS 344 Stale St. Phone 8261 r22T IS MONEY i REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS CAR LOANS WE BUY real estate mortgages A con tracts. Mortgages for investors net ? amounts 1500 to 15000. Stale Finance Co., 1S3 S. High St, Lie. S-216. M-2Z. r GENERAL FINANCE CORP. LOANS S-138 and M-328 and ROY H. SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS 136 Commercial St., Tel, 9168. MRS. GALLING ER KNOWS 31 WAYS TO SAY "YES" NO MATTER how I say' "Yes" A out of t who ask for a loan, set one! Don't bor row needlessly, but If you can use extra cash avoid the risk of a "NO" see me first, Come in or phone Personal Finance Co., 518 State St., Rm, 135. Phone 3191 Llsc. S133 - M165. r233 FARM AND CITY LOANS 4Sr and b YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages. OAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 307 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7163 r AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 5th FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDG. License Nn-Jsfl.jB-lM. r DIRECTORY APPLIANCE REPAIR ELECTRICAL repairing. Phone 24503. o27 CRAIG refrigerator service. Ph. 24477, o343 OLSON WASHKR REPAIR. Ph. 2-5100. 0339' VERNE'S SEWING Machine Service. Ph 25270. O301 AUTO BRAKES MIKE'pANEK. 375. S. Com'l. Ph. MM. Brake At wheel aligning specialist. o232 AUTOMOTIVE ROBINETTE'S WERT SIDE GARAGE, 6 miles on Dallas-Salem Highway. Rt. 4, Box 450. Complete Motor Rebuilding, 35 years experience. Cars called for and delivered. Ph. 34243. O240 MARION MOTORS NASH SERVICE Towlnf? lervlce, clay, Phona 783S Night, 24417. 333 Center BULLDOZING BULLDOZING, excavating, leveling. Dean Robinson, 2283 Claude St., Ph 4306. o230 BULLDOZING, leveling, road bldg., clear ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 30ft Falrview Ave. Phone 23146, Salem. 241 CARPENTRY CARPENTRY, expert building and remod eling. Ph. 2-4850. 515 S. 21st SL. 0233' CEMENT WORK CEMENT Contracting and Patching. Phone 2-4751. o251 GENERAL Cement Contracting. Cliff El lis, 1905 N. 19th St. Phone 4071. o246 CHIMNEY SWEEP FURNACES, CHIMNEY vacuum cleaned ENSLEY. 771 8. 21st St. Ph. 7176. 0234" DELIVERY SERVICE EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery Ph. 7000. 175 N. High. 0242' SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service. 145 S. Church. Phone 4711. 0229 EXTERMINATORS COCKROACH, MOTH EXTERMINATOR service. Ph. 3056. Lee Cross, 1260 N. 17th. 0232 PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop. 12th. Phone 23346. BREITHAUPT'S for flowers. Dial GIBS, o FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672. o' HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS J. R. WATKIN8 CO. PRODUCTS. Free del. 1717 Center St. Phone 6395. o237 DOGS BOARDED and trained. Le Gray Kennela. Rt. 3, Box 687H. Ph. 23168. 0236 LAWNMOWERS GARDEN toola sharpened. Ph. 683S. o246' MATTRESSES CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. MUSIC LESSONS SPANISH AND HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. , o25I RAWLINS MUSIC STUDIO, piano and vio lin. Phone 2-6013. o233 PAINTING AND Decorating. Roy Hanson. PAINTING, COMPETENT workmanship. Reasonablt rates. Ph. 23773.' 0226 ELFSTROM'S ARE equipped to do your painting. Phone 9321. o FAINTING AND DECORATING. AI work guaranteed. Basements waterproofed. 8. W. Dyer. Phone 2-6630. 0238 PAINTING AND PA PER HANGING PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINO. Free estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. 0243" PAINTING AND DECORATING. All work guaranteed. Basements waterproofed, s. w. Dyer. Phone 2-6630. o238 EXPERT PAPERHAN'GING, H. J. Wood wortlv Phone 3015. o240' PAPERING AJNTING UphitTth. 8523. 334 Stocks Decline Up to 2 Points New York, Sept. 23 W) A short-lived burst of liquidation in the stock market's final hour today dropped leading issues one to more than two points. The sudden rush of selling or ders flooded the ticker tape which fell one minute behind floor transactions during a brief period for the first time since July. Prime targets were some of the oils, steels and motors. Earlier, shares had. drifted low er without any speed to the movement, but the late flurry lifted total transactions to the neighborhood of 900,000 shares. Many leaders closed near the day's low. Prominent losers included Standard Oil (N.J.), Texas Co. (which touched a new 1947 low), U.S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Chrysler, General Mo tors, Bethlehem, American Smelting, Air Reduction, Good year, Western Union, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, International Paper, Schenley and Johns-Manville. Anaconda Wire & Cable dipped to lower ground after reaching a new high for the year. Bonds were narrow. Christmas Toy Prices to Be Lower Portland, Me., Sept. 23 Christmas toy prices, says a Boston wholesaler, will be down as much as 30 percent this year, in contrast to the upward trend of most prices. Louis Block reported 8 trend away from warlike toys, and said some items, like electric trains and Christmas tree lights and bulbs, still were scarce. This year's toys, Block declar ed, will be better constructed, which may defer the inevitable breakage. DIRECTOR! PLASTERING PLUMBING AL ROGERS Plumbing and Supply. Gen eral repairing, plumbing supplies and fixtures. For quick service call 244 18 1184 S Com'l. o240 PLUMBING and rppair. Prompt service. Larry Traviss. 1029 Highland Ave. Ph, 8601. o241 PRINTING UP TO DATE and well PLANNED COM MERCIAL PRINTING. Qualified per sonal assistance In layout or design. Ph. 7400. JOHNSON & SIEWERT. Printers Downstairs at 162 S. Liberty St.. Salem SAND AND GRAVEL GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel At dragline excavating. Walling Sand ft Gravel Co. Phono 8561. SEWER SERVICE ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate We also clean septic tanks. Prompt ser vice. Ph. 5327 or 9468. o SEPTIC TANKS : F. HAM EL, Septic Tanks Cleaned 1143 8lh St., W. Salem. Ph. 7404. o243 MIKE'S Cesspool Ac Septic Service. Mod ern equipment. 1079 Elm St.. W. Salem Ph 94G8 or 6337. o233 TRANSFER A STORAGE LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storage, Burner oils, coal, briquets. Trucks to Portland dally. Agent Lyon Van Lines for household goods to California points. Larmer Transfer & Storage. Ph. 3131. o VACUUM CLEANERS HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER ownen, we will service your Hoover cleaner com plete for $2.50 plus parts If required. Hogs Bros. Ph 9149. o TREE SURGEONS TREES TOPPED, trimmed, removed. In surcd operator; free estimate. Phone 7974. o227 WEATHERSTRIPPING INSULATION and weathers tripping. Free estimate. Phone 3748. Salem Rockwool. 0243 FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Ph 5965 0333 WELDING WE DESIGN and build all types of heavy machinery. Machine work and weld ing. Pipe bending up to 3 Inches Manu. faclurers of Heater machinery, trallet and Waco logging arches. Phone 3933 Waco Manufacturing Co., 1095 High- lana Ave., Salem, Oregon. o23r WELL DRILLING CHESTER J. PUGH, Well drilling, Rt. 2, box 3S8B. oaiem, Oregon. Ph. 23412 0228 J A. SNEED As Sons, well drilling. 2505 Brooks St., Salem. Ph. 6809. o278 WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe. Rt. 9 Box 144, Auburn Rd. Ph. 25198. o237 WINDOW CLEANING ACME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows. walls si woodworg cleaned. Floors clean ed, waxed & polished. Ph. 3337. 347 Court. Langdoc, Culbertson and Mather PROFESSIONAL Phone 4457. CLEANING SERVICE wood sawint: R. B. CROSS, 1145 N. 17th. Ph. 8178. o246" LEGAL "NOTICES" Examination for Certified Public Ac countants of Oregon will be held In Port land from 1:30 P.M.. Wed., November 12, throuith Fri., November 14, 1947. Appli cations must be filed with the Secre tary on or before October 12, 1047. E. p. Van, c. P. A., Secretary aua American Bank Building Portland 5, Oregon Sept 23, 23, 24. NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING Notice Is hereby given that Margaret Senske, administratrix of the estate of Anthony L. Senske, deceased, has filed her final account In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, and the Court has by order thereof desig nated Thursday, the 9th day of October, 1947, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of laM day as the time and place ioi iiMiini oojecuoni to said tinai ac count and the settlement of said estate. First publication, Sept. 9, 1947. Last pub lication Oct. 7, 1947. Chas. J. Zerzaa, Atty. MARGARET SENSKE, Administratrix Sept. 9. 16, 33. 30 At Oct. 7. 1947.) LODGES Fraternal Order of Eagles meets every Tuesday at 8 pjn. More than a million members. I. O. O. T. meets every Wednesday night. Visi tors welcome'. A Anesworth Lodge 201, A.P. Ss VjJV A.M.. 248 North Commercial. Tuesday, Sept. 23, 7:30 p.m. EA Degree. 22T Market Quotations Salem Llveslork (By Valley Packing Co.) Hogs, 35 cents under Portland prices foi each type. Spring lambs. 18.50 te 19.00- Yearllngs. 12.00 to 11.00. Ewes, 2.00 to 5.00. Dairy cows, 7.00 to 12.00. Dairy bulls. UP to 16.50. Veal, choice. 19.00. Portland Eailiide Market These prices were quoted at tod ay' i session of the Portland EaBtside Farmera' Wholesale Produce market : Cabbage ranged from S3.?5 to .i.dd. Italian prunes were traded at S2. 60-2.75. Apples were bought at from $1.30-$3.50. I'oriland Produr timtnii Rulterfat- Tentative suL'ect to immedi ate chaime. Premium quality 89-91c; first quality. 86 -89c lb.; second quality, 82-83c valley routes and country point' i cents less than first .or 8-87c, Butter GrBfle AA, 33 scorr. 8ic id.: grade A. 02 score. 80c lb.: arade B, 90 score, 75c lb.; erade C, 89 score, 73c lb. UneeM aen;m unci; u fortiano nu. salors: Oregon singles 4 1 V -51 la c ; Oregon loaf. 43'a-54c. Et kb To wnoleialera: Grade a. urge '-69 4c; medium, 62Vac: A grade small 48 lie: grade B larse, 55 4 -57 4c. Eei Pii cnasen Irom fatmeis curreni receipts, 69-62c, buyers pay 3-3'Ac below wholesale quotation! on graded basis foi bet hennery eggs, forllanl Dalr Market Butler Price to retailers: Grade aa cartons, 86c: AA prints, 85c; A prints, 83 84c; A cartons, 84-85c; B prints, 78c; one to the pound cubes cent higher. Ears Prices to retailers: aa laree. 77-78c: A large 71-73c: AA medium 6Bc; A medium 66c; A small 52c dozen car ton 2e additional. CbfriP Pricf 't retailers: Porua Oregon singles, 43 4-52C lb., Oreuon loaf 5 lbs., 481a-54c; triples, Vac less man sin gles Poiil'ry Live Chickens No. 1 broilers. 3'4-3 lbs SS.SRr. lb frvers. 3 to 4 lbs.. 39-40C lb. roasters, 4 lbs. and over, sh-sbc id.; iowi Leghorn, under 4 lbs., 18-30c; 4 lbs. and over. 21-23c lb.; colored fowl, all weights. 25-28C. Kabblta Average to retailers, B-o3c d re nied. price to producers 43c; fry s live whit 20-350 lb; colored 17-2U lb. Vegetable': Beans Orcaon Giants 7-9c; Kentucky Wonders 10c. Beets Local bunched 60-BOo dozen inchRS. Cabbage Local. 13. 50-3. 75; large beads, S3-3.25- Calif. No. 1. S4.25-4.50: Calif round type, $4.50-5; track sales, Calif.. S3 Smlngstadt. S3-3.25; local roundhead 75-80 lb. crate, $4-4.35 per crate: few to S4.50; red S5.50-6 crate. Carrots Local. No. 1, 60-70C, Calll DO-lb. sacks, topped S2-2.25 crates. E doi. bunch 13.50-4; track tales: Calif 5 doz., S3.75. Cauliflower Local, new erates no. I. .50-1.75: lettuce. crates. untrimmed, $1.25-1.50; eastern Oregon, S2. 50-2.75; Col orado, S2.25-2.50; track sales, Colorado (2 Celery Oregon white $3.50-4,00. Pascal, std. crts., 2'3-3 dozen, S3. 50-2.76; wrapped 50-5.23; nearts, tiro, si.ia-2. uorn Liocai. e aoz., jso. l, i.sd-i.io: few to S2. Cucumber Mid-Columbia field grown, 18 lbs.. SOc-Sl. E plant 30 Jb, flats, $1.75-2. Endive 3 dot. $3.50-3.76 Lettuce Willamette valley, mid-Colum bia, 3-34 doz. pack, $1.50; Seattle, 1 doz., $2-2.25. Leeks Local. 80-90o. Mushrooms 75-85c lb. Onions, tTtren Local. mld-Columbla 75-85c. Onions 50 lb. sacks. Ore., Brooks Yel lows, med.. $2. 00-2.25; pickling, 50 lbs. $7 25-7.50; 35-lb. sacks, S3. 85-4.00; Willi., yellows, 3 -Inch, S2.25-2.50; med., S3.00- 2.26; Calif, yellows Sl.85-1-90. Pepera Mexican-;aiu. 4& lbs.. $11 13.50 loose. 30-40c lb.; Calif.. 36 lb crate, S4.50-5. Mid-Columbia. 12-16 lb flats, 85c-H: orange box S2-2.25. Parsley Cal., 80-9UC. Parsnips Lug, $1.50-1.75. Potatoes Ore., Wash., Russetts, No. Is, 100 lbs., S3. 40-3.50; 25 lbs. $1.00-1.05: bak ers, No. Is, $3.90-4.00; No. 3s, $2.80-2.80: No. 2 med. 60-lb. $1.10-1.15. Radishes Local, dor,. 6U-65& Spinach Local. $1.75-1.85 Squash Local luns yellow crookneck, 75- 85c: Zucchini 85c-$1.00; Danish, 1-1.10: oranse box, SI .36-1.50; marbleliead and Hubbard, 3-3 '.vc. . Sweet Potaturs Alabama Jersey 60 lb crates. 34.75-5.00; Cal Jerseys, 50 lb., $4.65-4.75; red yams, $4.40-4.50, and Puer to Rlcans. S3. 50. Tomatoes Local 16-18 lb. box No. l's. 85-90c; No. 2's, 40-60c; apple box, Sl-1.50; Wash. Yakima Hats, H0-90c; No. 2's, 50- 75c; Woodland flats, $1.15-1.25. Turnips Men. Coiumoia, 11-1.23, Garlic 2u 1-os. pkKa. Si.6i-l.1b b Fr lit Apples Ore.. Wash.. Kinga loo.se, 11- 2.50; Delicious loose, 3-3.25; Red Deli cious 138 and larger, S4.50-4.80; 150-103, J4.65-4.75; loose, S2.O0; Golden Deli cious, F As F, J2. 65-2. 75; Jonathans, loose, 12.65-2.75; Winter Bananas, F ArF, 11.65 1 75; Northern Spy, F At F, 13.40-2,50; crabapples, 12 lb., J 1-1 .25. Avocados GrciMis. 10c. J4-4.50; 12-15s, $5 50-5.75; 16s, J5-5.35; 16s, blacks, J4.25 4.50. Bananat Bunched. 10i-ll Ib.i cut nands, ll'-12c lb Cantaloupes Spears, $2,75-3.00; Dlllar ds. J3-3.50; mid-Columbia, $3-3.25; Oregon Hales, $3-3.25 crate. Cranberries Ilwaco, Wash., early blacks, $7.50-8; Macfarland, $R-8.26. Grapes Ore. -Wash. Concords, 20-lh. 1ub& 11.25-1.40; Calif,, luas seedless, $2,90-3; To kays, $2-2.20; lady fingers, J2.75-3.85. Grapefruit Calif., 64-SOs, 16.35-7; (10 100s. J6-6.5D. Ground Cherries Local, 6-lb. flats $2.75-3. Lemons Cal. fancy, 300-360's, $9-9.26. Limes bu-lb. lugs. $1.60-1.76. Nectarines Calif,, $3-3.25) 4 basket orates, $3.75-3.90. Oranges - Calll Valencia, 126-30J $7-7.25; 320-252's, $5-6.60 smaller. $3.85 4 50 300-220'S $4.60-1.50 Teaches Hales, 18 lb. flats $1.75-1.85; orange clings, 18 lb. Mala, $1.40-1.60; Ore., Wash., Elbertas, 16-lb., $1.60-1.76. Pears Wah.. Ore., Bartletts. apple box loose field run $2.30-3; graded $3-3.36 std box w and P, $3.75-4; AnJous, $4-4.40. Plums Ore., Wash., 13-Ib. flats, Italians, $.80-1.00; 25-lb. lugs, $1.50-1.75; graded, $1.25-1.35. Pineapples Heavies 12-15, $3.76-5.90. Quince Local, $1.15-1.25. m Watermelons Oregon stripes, 3-3 Vic lb. IllfSSM Ali-ma Veal Light top tuaUty, 84-35CI heavy .op quHiity 28-30c; B. 2.-3 6c; C, 22-2c cub. 18-30c ' logs Block, butehera. packer style 125-160 lbs., 34-36o; over tlS lbs.. 21-32r ID.; SOW& ail WIS. 3B-3UC. Lamb Best grades. S5-I7e Ib.i other according to quality Mut'.un 10 i at ib. according to quailt Beef Best quality 27-39ci B, 25-26c; O, 23-34c; canner and euuer 18-20ct bo logna bulla, 27-38s. IV a it I .SLar Bark: Caseara Bark Green, 10c: dry,. 32e, Wool - taney coarse ana medluv rad 42-43 '4c fb Mohair 43c Ib. on 12-month growth. Hides Calves 60c lb., according to weigm; tips lao lb.; grten beef, 16-16c: bulbs, 7-8o lb. Chicago Grain Chicago, Sept. 33 AJRJ Cash grain sale Wheat: Up cents a bushel; 3 red 273. Corn: Unchanged to 2 cents lower: No. 1 yellow 236-240; 2 yellow 235-241 3 yellow 233-241U; 4 yellow 326-235'; 5 yriiow 218-231; sample grade yellow 165 220; 5 white 214 U. Oats: Steady to 1 cent lower; 1 white extra heavy 114 'i-HS'i ; 1 white 112'i 113; 2 white heavy 1134; 2 white extra heavy 114; 3 white heavy rrrdlum, J10; 3 When Kidneys VorkToo Often Are you embarrassed and inconvenienced by too frequent elimination during the day or night? Tills symptom aa well aa Smarting Passages, Backache, Leg Pains, Nervousness, Rhetimatle Palna and Swollen Anklet may be due to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles. In such casef the very first dose of the iclentlflcallj compounded medicine called Cyttax usually goes to work right now helping you these 3 ways: 1. Helps nature remove Irritating excess acids, poisonous wastes and certain germs, a. This cleansing action helps nature alleviate many pains, aches, soreness and stiffness. 3. Helpa reduce (requent night and day calls, thus promoting better sleep. Get Cyitev from your druggist today. Oiva it a fair trial as directed on package Money back guaranteed unless Cvsttx ifttliflef you- white 1084; I red special extra heavy Rye: No. 2 375-380 nominal. Barley: Malting 330 nominal: feed 160- 170 nominal. Chlrato Livestock Chicago. Sept. 33 (fl (USDA) Salable . it 7500, total 12,000: generally 25-50 cents lower: top 28,65: bulk good and choice 200-280 lb. 28.00-36.50! few 280 300 lb. 27.75-28.25; several loads heavy butchers here Including 325 lb. at 27.50 and 400 lb. at 35.50 to 36.00; good and choice 180-190 lb. lights 27.25-38.00; good nd choice sows under 3s0 lb. 36.36-37.00; 350-400 lb. 36.00-26.50; 400-450 lb. 34.00- 35.25. Salable cattle 7000. total 7300: salable calves 800, total 800; slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak; beef cows mostly steady; canners and cutters strong: In stances 25 cents higher; bulls steady t strong; aood and choice steers 28.00' 34.25; three loads choice weighty steers held above 3d. 00; few loads choice 950- 1100 lb. weights 32.00-33.50; aood light steers 26.00-29.00; common and medium srassers 17.50-34.00; choice heifers 30.00- 31.00; bulk beef cows 14,35-17.50; only odd neaa gooa cows above 20.00; canners and cutters ll.00-13.75; good bulla with weight 18.00-18.50: odd head 18.75; vealers steady ai ao.nw aown; stock cattle steady. Salable sheep 2000, total 3300: slow; early slaughter lamb bids steady; besi early bid 23.50; bulk good and choice na tive spring lambs held above this price no early action on other classes: good and choice slaughter ewes held around 10.00. Portland Grain - Portland. Ore., Sept. 23 Wheat: futures quoted. Cash grain: Oatx No. 2-38 lb. w 74.00; barley No. 2-45 lb. b.w. 75.00: flax- see a B.3U. Cash wheat (bid): Soft while 3:45; soft white (excluding rex) 3.47; white club 2.47; western red 3.47. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.47; 10 per cent 2.48; 11 percent 2.58; 12 percent 2.68. Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2.82; 10 percent 2.82; 11 percent 2.88; 12 percent 2.94. Today's car receipts: Wheat 93; barley 28; flour 5; oats 14; hay 1; millfeed 8; flax 1. Portland Livestock Portland, Ore., Sept. 33 (U.F.) Livestock: Cattle salable 260; calves 60, Market moderately active, steady; good steers lacking; best grass steers Monday 36.00; common to medium steers today 17.00 21.00, Including 715 lb feeders at 19.00; common to medium heifers 16. 00-21. 00; canner and cutter cows mostly 11.00 13.00; fat dairy type cows to 14.00; me dium beef cows held above 16.60; good cows Monday up lo 18.50; good beef bulls up to 18.50; few heavy calves 18.26; choice light vealers quotable to 33.00 or above. Hogs salable 100; holdovers 600. Very few early sales; bidding around 1.00 low er on butchers; few sows sold around 60 cents lower; early bids on good to choice 1P0-24O lbs largely 39.00; few outstanding lota bid to 29.35; good 365-606 )b sows 24,76-26.00; choice feeder pigs quoted to 32.60, Sheep salable 300. Market very active, about steady; good to choice spring lambs 21.50-32.00; few 22.26; good heavy ewes 7.00; culls and common grades 3.OO-4.00. Stock Quotations (By thi Associated Press! New Tori 6 43 losing Quotation toav Allied Ohim Ji Dy lBfl'4 American Can flj', Am Pwe fe Light 10'V Airier rl Aj rl. ,, 158 in aeon da Oopper 34 Atchison . . ri Bendix Ariatloa 30 Bethlehem ateal gsi boeim Aircraft t a 1 California Packing 3oi Canadian Paclfla J t Oa ,. 38 Ohryslei Oorp 68'.t Commonwealth Bout j t. nsolldated Cdisor ... j an Consolidated Vultea ,, h Crown Zetlertiach t 30 Curtiaa Wright r'? C alas :rciaft ,'. ... SBi Dupont at n em our- ,,',.! IBB lien eral Kiectrlo 311 aeneral e'ouds bi, lieneral Motor in. Goodyear fir 441.. Great Northern ?fd .. 301 Internatlunal Harvester o-jj- Papei plti An?.: Johns Manvill ........ j-ji. HennecoLt 41 uont Bell A Montgomery War .... Nash R.eivinatoi National Dairy N V Central North Am Oo Northern Pacific ..... ' Pao Amei Fish ,...... Pacilio uas ffilto Pacific r 81 l Pan American , 55 , 157i Penney J O ,. Hadlo Oorp ........... ''' Rayoniai ..si... Hayoniar Pfd Reynolds Uetall Richfield Salewaj Sears Roebuck Sinclair oil southern Paciria ...... Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif dtudebaaer dun Mining oi; Union Ou '.'.!.!.!! 32 Union Paclflo !l34'i United Airlines mt 1914 United Airciaft . 33 - united States fitaa) an Warner brothers nTi West Bleo Ufg Co 271, WoDiworm 451 Salem Markets Completed mm report. o( Salem dealers for the guidance of capi tal Journal Readera. (Reviled dalljj Retail Prlc.a Rabbit Fcadl Pell.tl, If. Id ewt. Eat Ha. h IS. 35 cwt. Dairy Frd 14.45 cwt. PoDltrr Heavy colored hena. No. 1,-350 Ib.i No. I, 24c; colored irrerj, No. 1, 3So Ib. eaia- Bnrera' Prleca White and Brown .xtra lara. grade A, 59c; med. 64c; alandarda. 64c doeen: pulleli, 35c; crax 36e. Wholeaal. Frio. Lane, 10o docen: me dlum, 65c doxen. Butter Wholcaale A. 64c; retail, irade A, 85c. Bulterlal Premium, 86c; No. 1, 67c; No. 2, 77c. Markets Briefed (By the United Preen) Stocks lower in moderately active trading. Bonds lower; U.S. govern ments did not trade. Curb stocks lower. Wheat futures closed up 3 to 334 cents. Hogs lower, cattle and sheep steady. IF RUPTURED TKYfHIS out Modern Protection Provides Great Comfort and Holdlnr Srcurllj WITHOUT TORTUROUS TRUSS WEARING An "eye-opening" revelation In sensible and comfortable reduc ible rupture protection may be yours for the asking, without cost or obligation; Simply tear this out and mall with your name and address to William S. Bice. Inc., Dept 779-N, Adams, N. 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Wheat was 3 cents to 4 V4 cents higher, December $2.69-Vi. Oats were 14 to 1 Vi lower, December ?1.U6-V4. Labor Camp Continued from Pae 11 county. So whatever is done about enforcing any eviction nn. tices is a matter which will be completely in the hands of that group and out of the hands of the county. Center Manager Schreckend gust said that there were about 1)5 families affected by the evic tion orders but some of them had already left the camp and reduced the number to 55 fam ilies still at the camp Tuesday now many of these were repre sented by the group which wait ed on Deputy District Attorney Osterman was not known. It is understood they appeared before Osterman in his capacity as an attorney rather than in his offi cial capacity and while he made no definite statement Osterman intimated that efforts would be made to ward off the effects of the eviction order and not make it so immediately effective, at least, although he declined to state what steps might be in the offing. "I don't believe these families should be forced out of there In this manner," he said. Mr. Linfoot, speaking for Ag ricultural Housing, Inc., seemed lo express the opinion definitely that the plan is to close the camp entirely for the winter and al low no one on there but the maintenance man. In the mean time, as far as known, there are no developments in the move on the part of former owners of the property to get their lands back. The camp originally was used as an army airbase and the prop erty taken for war uses, being converted to a farm labor camp when the war use no longer ex. isted. The property was then put up for sale by the war assets administration, the ' county be ing given a priority over the former property owners. Agricultural Housing, Inc was created by a group of busi ness men, processors and grow ers lo take over the camp and continue its use as needed as a labor camp. This group advanc ed the approximately . $11,000 needed to acquire the land from the government. Under war as sets administration rulings the land must be held by the county for at least six months before it can convert the ownership to some non-profit organization which it intends lo do by turn ing it over to Agricultural Hous ing Inc;, as soon as that period expires. The rale of scrapping motor vehicles in the United Stales from 1942 through 1946 was on ly 40 percent of the rate at which Ihey were scrapped in the 1937-1941 period. Bowel Cleaning Power Of Inner-Aid Medicine One man recently look IN NER-AID three days and said afterward that he never would have believed his body contained so much lilthy substance. He says his stomach, intestines, bow els and whole system were so thoroughly cleansed that his con stant headaches came to an end several pimply skin eruptions on his face dried up overnight, and even the rheumatic pains in his knee disappeared. At present he is an altogether different man feeling fine in every way. INNER-AID contains 12 Great Herbs: they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on slue gish liver and kidneys. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don t go on suffering! Get INNER-AID. Sold by all drug stores. Advertisement. Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Dr. Sissler to Be Health Officer Dr. Frank Sissler of Chicago, 111., and Gary, Ind., will become Marion county health officer on a temporary basis the first of November, according to decision reached Tuesday by the execu tive board of the health associa tion. He will replace Dr. Wil- lard J. Stone, who leaves Tues day evening for Berkeley, Calif. where he will take a nine-month course in public health work at the University of California. When he returns next spring it is expected Dr. Stone will have his master's degree. Dr. Stone is taking the ad vanced course in accordance with the U.S. health service pol icy to have its associates fully accredited academically. Federal funds are underwriting the pro gram. Dr. hissler expressed an in terest in public health work during a visit to Salem some months ago and when th Mar ion county board granted Dr. Stone's leave of absence the mid-weslern man was contacted If the work here proves to be lo his liking, Dr. Sissler may remain in the northwest. Liquor Board (Continued from Page 1) 'None of the warehouse cer tificates were sold back to the persons from whom the state purchased them. Atlantic City, N, J.. Sept. 23 (fP) A federal tax officer said today that an investigation in the liquor industry was under consideration to determine whe ther big purchasers, such as state liquor authorities, were bring ing economic pressure to bear on distillers. Carroll E. Mealey, deputy commissioner of the alcohol tax unit of the federal bureau of in ternal revenue, said the state of Oregon was selling liquor with a present market price of $6.73 a gallon to distillers for $10.75 a gallon in return for orders for "so many thousands of cases of whiskey." He added that tax authorities were "pretty much satisfied that it won't be necessary to take the Oregon matter before the de partment of justice to present a case to the grand jury." George P. Lilley, chairman of the Oregon liquor commission, said earlier that Mealey had ap proved until Nov. 30 contracts under which the state was sell ing surplus liquor back to dis tillers for $10.75 a gallon, the price paid for it last year when a shortage threatened. Obituary Mr.. Goldle Murphr atayton Funeral aervlres will be held Wednesrl.y, September 24. at 2 p.m. at the Weddle Funeral homo lor Mrs. Goldle Murphy, 43, who died In a tire that de stroyed her home Sunday evening. Hev. wlllard Buckner of the BapllnL church will officiate and Interment will bo In the Lone Oak cemetery, surviving are the husband. Clarence Murphy of stay ton: her purcnta. Mr. and Mrs. William B. 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South Dakota. Adv. SOIL FOR LAWNS For Few Days Only Good Heavy Loam, F. A. D0ERFLER & SONS Landscape Nursery Phone 21322 150 N. Lancaster Drive Tuesday. Sept. 23, 1347 IT Births, Deaths Btrlhi Silver ton At Silver-Ion hospital, S'P ember 20. to Mrs. Lillian Boen, a soni to Mr. and Mis. Anthony DeSantls a dniiahttr, September 21; and to Mr, and Mrs. Dale Jordan, a daughter September 22. Deaths Julius Middleton In this city, September 30, Julius Mid- dleton, late resident of 824 South 12th street, at thn ase of 64 years. Member of ihe Snlem Chin-Up club. Services will be held Wednesday, September 24, at 1:30 p.m. the W. T. RiKrton chapel with Rev. For muson offlclaUni.. Interment In Oil View cemetery. Thomas H. Newton Thomas H Newton, laU resident nf route 7, Salem, at a local hospital Sunday, September 21, at the aia of 7B rears, fath er of Mrs. Harry Hrth and William H. Newton, both of Salem. Also survived by two trnndchlldren. Services will be held Wednesday, September 24. at 10 a.m. at he clouah-RarrirK chapel with Rev. w. ri. Lyman officiating. Interment In Cltf View cemetery. Mm. Nettie CrttK Mrs, Nettie Or tag, late reorient nf Mon mouth at the Sllverton hospital, Sunday. September 21. Survived by Jour dauah- lers, Mrs. Steve vonarornt or Biiverton, Mrs. Roxie Helde and Selma Oregft of Monmouth and Mrs. Florence Relmann ft Salem: four sona, Charles Gregg and William D. OreuR of Monmouth, Louie rese- of Salrm and Wesley W. areas of Dallas: a sister, Mrs. Roxie Louden of Ellsworth, Neb.: .11 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Services will bt held at Clounh-Barrlrk rhapel Wednesday, Septembrr 24, at 1:30 p.m. Interment In Belcrest Memorial park. Mrt, Emily Warren Al Santa Crux. Calif.. Mrs. Emily Wnr rrn. widow of the late Rev. William Joseph Warren, at the Be of H years. Survived hv four sons, Albert Warren of Eugene, Edward Warren of Santa Crui, Calif., Robert Wesley Warren of Ban Anselmo, Calif., and Tred W. Warren of San Le andro, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Ger trude E. Connelly of Seattle, and Mrs. Martha X. Burdette of M'.llaboro, Ore.; a brother, J, Bodkin of Ireland; a sister, Mrs Ruth Thompson of Long Beach, Calif.; nine grandchildren and five ne phews. Services will be held Thursday, Seplembrr 3. at 1:30 p.m. at the W. T. RlKdon ehapel with Rev. .lames Warrell officiating. Interment in the Lea Mis sionary cemetery. Hiram Kdelbert Bart Hiram Edelbert Hart, at the family res idence at 1060 Gaines ntreel, September 33, at the age of 8ft years. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Susan Leola Hart of Sa lem; two daughters, Mrs. Ruby Elva Per kins of Salem, and Mrs. Peggy Lent a pry of Portland; a son, .lames Elbert Hart nf Salem; and three grandchildren. An nouncement of services later by the Howell-Edwards ehapel, Aureliui M. Mitchell An re 1 lus M. 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