I
I SALE MISCEULANEOUS
CIRCULATORS, all sixes.
f YXATER APPLIANCE CO. 36J
pTRIC room heaters, 110-330 volU,
Aimni and fan type, steam radiator.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n33
tfJSU SAND ORAVfiL COMPANY
. Contract Work
i Road Charing Dltcblm
J Sewer A Basement
f tquipraeot Rental
U B yds. 13 00 per br
i$ B yds. 9 00 per br
4V1 Cat St Dozer 9.60 per br
0-6 Cat 4i Dozer per br
V4 Oat St Doier 7.00 per br
i Pnone Day uwa
tvanlnss 8340 oi 34400
Salem, Oregon
IOS and record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n2
WALLING SAND A GRAVEL CO
CftUSHED ROCK for roads and driveways
s fement, ready mix concrete, garden
Knd. Bulldozlm. drainage and dltchini
yd. shovel and drag Una. Ph. 3-0349.
Li VERB WARE, pressure cookers, cookie
Jheets, fruit Juicers, egg cookers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n363
YSB ALL ALUMINUM sprinkler, trrlga--Won
systems available for Immediate
id ell very We have received our final
-i( carload of aluminum tubing for this
aeaaon Call or write Montgomery
Ward Parm Store, Irrigation Depart
ffment Salem, Ore., for complete tilt
ate of your requirements
ELECTRIC BLANKETS, comforters and
sneets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n363'
Steel clothesline uosts. Railing In rtnek.
; to order. U4ft N. Liberty. na
ESED electric ranges, refrigerators, wash
ers and water neater.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 1.363"
EE us for harvest bags of all kind
soeciaiua in cleaning et menaina k
S. Bag Co. 347 Kearney St Ph plant,
3-1877.
ELECTRIC IRONS, steam Irons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
1.263'
EAT YOUR borne electrically It's con
ventent, clean, economical. Bee us I or
free estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty.
DESK LAMPS, bed lamps, -orld globes,
desk pen sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n263
DUCK HUNTERS
ATTENTION
Remington Magnum 12 gauge
shells and Remington 10
gauge shells now available at
Wards. Quantity is limited
Montgomery Ward Co.
155 N. Liberty St. Ph. 3-3101
1,339'
ELECTRIC CLOCKS and door chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n363'
CEMENT mixer mounted on trailer with
gas engine. Next to last house on left
side of Durbln Ave. Robert Burns. n33B
PLASTI-KOTE, the cellophane like finish
for floors, woodwork, linoleum, requires
no waxing.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n263'
CONN B flat wood clarinet, exc. cond.
190.00. 120 bass accordlan, good cond.
$150.00. Ph. 2-3807. n238'
APARTMENT electric and rqs ranges.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 1.263'
VEN. BLINDS St shades, assorted sizes,
misc. furnishings. Ph. 28677. n339
ELECTRIC hair dryers, hair clippers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO, n263'
FOR SALE 2-burner oil circulator with
fan. Ph. 2143. n230
SUN LAMPS, heat lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
APT. SIZE RANGE, 85. 270 Hansen Ave,
gflRADE IN your old Piano on a beautiful
T new Ivers & Pond Spinet piano. See
W. F. Holbrook, 1690 S. Cottage. n242
1 30-30 RIFLE, Call 3-3438.
n239
CORONA ADDING machine almost new,
385. 3 new elec. celling fixtures, 15.50
each. Violin, case it 3 bows, 130. 1703
Broadway. Ph. 2-0413. n239
MIXERS, TOASTERS, waffle bakers,
sandwich grills, coffee makers, perco
lators, blendors, roasters.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. n263
HOWARD PIANO. Ph. 35063.
n242
PRACTICALLY NEW OIL CIRC, heater.
3-6 room type. All fittings. 2 55gal.
drums, complete it ready to set up.
Cost $125.00 yr. ago. Will sell for 175.00.
Call 21312. n239
THOR 4-IN. H.D. elec. drill, reasonable.
K. St K. Lumber Co., 3916 N. River Rd.
n238
GE RADIOS AT GEVURTZ.
FULL line of Montag Electric or Wood it
Coal Ranges at GcvurU. n338
SEE COMPLETE General Electric model
kitchen at Gevurtz. n240
SEE FULL LINE of General Electric Ap
pliances at Gevurtz. n240
CEDAR POSTS. Ph. 68-P-3I.
ELECTROLTJX CLEANER St air purifier.
Complete wtth attachments. 360.75. 101
S. High. Ph. 7719. n260
FOR SALE Vi young short horned beef.
Ph. 3-1630. n240
CROSLEY Radios at Gevurtl.
ZENITH radios at Gevurtz.
ranges at Ge
n340 KIMBALL PIANO. Reconditioned. 1146.
135 down, S10 a month.
TALLMAN'S
393 S. 13th. A mile from high prices.
n239
LAD AM SCIIAAF piano reconditioned, $165.
r t35 down, 110 a month.
TALLMAN8
305 8. 13th. A mile from high prices.
n239
10" TILTING ARBUR saw and floor, mod-
sories. Call 24057 or 3060 McCoy. 1.340'
ONE 8-FT. 1948 refrigerator. One lge.
1S4B washlna machine, used 3 mo. Other
misc. Items for sale. One bdrm. hse, for
rent after sale of fum. 1645 Hickory.
n340"
SINGER SEWING machine, dresser, chest
of drawers, 9x13 rug. wood range St oil
circulator. Other misc. households. &9
No. Liberty. n340'
S MM MAUSER Sporter, Hand checkered
stock it amm. 165.00. Ph. 34880. 770
Breys Ave. n340'
12 FT. used cedar hop posts 35c each.
Also used hop wire. Peter Lelack, Rt. 1,
Box 86, Brooks, Oregon. B339'
KiTCHETVEBhn 339 '
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
RANCHERS
Pick Fern for Callisons
EXPERIENCED pickers make exception
ally high wages. Beginners do unusually
well.
YEAR ROUND WORK
WRITE CallUons. P.O. Box 1143, Eugene.
Oregon nn23
CASH PAID for sewing machines, head?
or complete. Am make u cond.
3-7671, na241
WANTED Sewing roach., any cond
Sundato Each. I9t N. Liberty. Ph. 15111
USED FURNITURE Prion 9183
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL advisor. Mrs.
Ph. 30313 for appointment.
Phillips
p24I'
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any
debus contracted for by anyone other
than byself. Pete Btoitenoen. uci.
1048. P238
VISITORS to visit the sick. Write Box 1
Capital Journal. 7338
DR. J. A. Romboush. Naturopathic and
' chiropractic physician. 360 3rd St, In
dependence, Ore. Phone 320. P34I
Al l riHdMCa ANONYMOUS
734. Phone 33234.
Pill
Journal Want Ads Pay
AUTOMOBILES
MODEL A FORD Sedan. CaU 34057. 3060
McCoy.
PRACTICALLY NEW (less than 500 ml.)
63 Cadillac 8 dan lor best casn oner.
Send bids to Box 36 Capital Journal.
0343
lt4 TUDOR SEDAN, 1190.00. .
, Lancaster
q340
Pour Corners.
WANTED - DSED CARS
SHOP AROOND
THEN BR1NO VOUR OAR HERB
Wl WILL PAY YOO WHAT
ITS WORTH
ANDERSON USED CARS
340 CENTER ST. PHONK 3-3734
SMALL SELECTION
BIG BARGAINS
OTTO J. WILSON COM PANT
1KM OLDS CONV. R&H St serachlt. Good
buy at 1306.00. call at iui . cnurcn,
Apt. 3 after 6:00 p.m. 0.339
PONT1ACS
HERRALL OWENS CO.
660 N Liberty Ph 3-4U1
We Buy Used Cars
FOB HIGHEST PRICES SEE
Teague Motor Co,
355 N Liberty
Phone 34178.
Eisner Motors to Buy
This Time If HUDSON 1
Service . Sales Pans
Home oi Good Daad Cars
SHROCK MOTOR CO
Church Sm Chemeketa Sts. Ph. 3-0101
LEAVING for Australia, must sell Jmmcd.,
'49 Ford V-B Bur. D xc. C ub cpe. R&H
All extras. Good cond. Extra clean. Prl.
party. Ph. 3-433, Dallas. o240
WILLAMETTE MOTOR
CO., SEZ
WE REFUSE to be undersold. See xu
before you buy. 735 N. Commercial St.
Ph. 3-4010. Q.240'
41 CHKV. 4-dr. sedan. Exc. cond. See at
Richfield Service Station, 1026 N. Com'.
q240
'SS FORD panel sedan, 1200. '35 Graham
sedan. 150. Trade both for '36 or
Model A. Ph. 3-4022. q243
'37 CHEV. Master Deluxe coupe. Exc
paint, recently overhauled. New gener
ator. Seal beams. Radio. See at Davis
Oil Co.. 2320 Fairgrounds Rd. q238
FOR SALE 1936 Bulck 2-Dr. sedan,
feet cond. 1475 McCoy.
1036 FORD V-8, new 1948 motor. Good
cond. Tom Syron, 1305 Chemawa Rd.,
Salem, Ore. q243
1S47 SUPER DELUXE 5 -pass. Ford Co
lumbia overdrive, radio St heater, seat-
covers, side rearvlew mirror, vanity
mirror 5 new air-ride tires, airplane
type shocks, white aide wall rims, aun
vlsor for windshield, fender skirts and
chrome fender pads for back fenders.
31005. Call 3862, or 3980, Dallas, Ore.
q240
10:U PLYMOUTH 3-Dr. sedan,
takes. 1338 N. Winter.
Best offer
q240
'3fl DESOTO sedan. Overdrive. Ph. 3-1764.
Rte. 2, Box 192. 0.243
38 PONTIAC Club Coupe. R&H. Good
condition, 1585. 1390 S. 20th eves. q240
Eisner Motors to Sell
FOR SALE, 1936 V-6. Runs good, S200.
. Bee at St. Louis, 3 Ml. W. of Gervals.
Jules Taylor. q238
BY OWNER 1940 Torpedo Pontine.
pass coupe. R. Sc H., $450 complete
overhaul, will sacrmce tor natt. rn
30831 or 33722. q238
WILLYS Civilian Jeep. Late '47. Com'
plete with aluminium top. 1155 Mission
St. Come to house trailer in back
q23B
11)17 CHEV. 5-pnss. coupe. R&H, Fog
llKhts and back up lights, windshield
washers. Price (2075. Sec at 3320 Sun
nyvicw Ave. or Pli. 26159. q238
30 CHEV. Sedan. Four new tires. Paint,
seat covers. 1375. 624 Breys Ave. Pn.
2-8737 0.239
IDSfl HUDSON. Hew clutch Actrans. Heat
er, good transportation, 1226. 240 Mable
St. Ph. 31318, q340
MUST HELL 1939 Dodge 4-dr. sedan. Must
see and hear to appreciate. Radio, new
beater St new seat covers. Highest bid
takes, 383 Tryon Ave. (Maple ton Addi
tion) eves. n243
1033 CHEV. Master Sedan, Good tires St
body. 1315. 435 N. 20th before t:od p.m.
q33S
WHY PAY MORE?
WE PRIDE ourselves with the fact that
we have saved the public thousands oi
dollars In the purchase of good, clean
used cars.
WE WOULD LIKE TO DO
THE SAME FOR YOU
FOR BETTER USED CARS
IT'S
TEAGUE'S
1947 Ford 4-Door Sedan
1348 Bulck 4 -Door Sedan
1942 Hudson 4-Door Sedan
1941 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
1941 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan
1941 Chevrolet 5-Pass. Cpe.
1P41 Nash 4-Door Sedan
1940 Studebak-r 4-Door Sedan
1040 Pontiac 5 -Pass. Cpe.
1040 Nash 4-Door Sedan
1930 Ford V3-85 Coup
1938 Chrysler 4-Door Sedan
See these and many more at our
used car lot.
352 N. Commercial St.
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
Your Kaiser-Frazer Dealer
q281
'37 CHEV. coupe.
Vista Ave.
Good cond. See at 650
q239
1910 PONTIAC sedan. Good cond., 3895.
Ph. 3-5610 alter a p.m.
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
GENERATORS REBUILT. Trailer axles
made to order. Fair prices. 13th At.
Junction Auto wreckers, pn, suoa.
q240
DOG DAYS
Are Here
Buy A
GOOD DOG
CHEAP 1
1939 Model A Sedan 1114
1929 Dodae Sedan (2) Choice , 1105
1933 Dodge Sedan 1195
1933 Chevrolet Pickup 1333
1932 Chevrolet Sedan. New Mtr. ..1235
Dickerin' Dick's 2 Lots
1395 and 123S South 13th
WE FINANCE ANY MAKE OR
MODEL EVERY CAR
GUARANTEED
Op"n 10 a.m. t 7 p.m.
Friday till 10 p.m.
Q33I
STATE MOTORS INC.
91 Years' Fair Dealings In Salem
Offers You Late Used Cars
Priced to sell at Lowest Bank Finance
'17 PLYMOUTH special deluxe Club Coupe,
3000 milts.
'47 NASH super deluxe Sedan.
'17 FORD super deluxe Conv. Coupe.
'4A DESOTO custom Club Coupe.
'IK DESOTO custom Sedan.
4l FORD super deluxe Sedan.
SPECIAL PRICED
FOR TODAY!
194 HUDSON SUPER SIX SEDAN, ONLY
11315
1941 FORD super deluxe Sedan.
1941 HUDSON I eyl. Club Coup.
340 No. High SU !
BLOSSOMS Dorothy
Bouquet", white dahlias
AUTOMOBILES
OL'R REPUTATION 0P,IK on your sit.
Inaction. LIM U4 c. 2,g n. vnurcn.
.17 DESOTO. RAH. Mult see to appreciate.
680 Center 8t. q0
'48 WILLYS 4 wheel-Dr. pickup.
87 G.M.C. i-ton 4apeed. 78 tanking
Ave. Ph. J-J183. q2J8-
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTErlS
INDIAH
WORLD'S FINEST UOTORCYCLS
Repalrloi all make, ana models.
BHROCE IIOTORCYCU SALES
8007 Portland Rd. - Ph.' 81438 US-
BOATS
ONE 13 -FT Weldwood boat. Practically
new, 1I79.0D. one uow uountry BBooie.
Almost new. 1100.00. Ph. 3-3281. qq241
FINANCIAL
CASH $25 to $500
Your way and Fast
on Personal's "PICK-YOUR-OWN-PAYMENT"
plan.
It's simple as A-B-C. Just do this:
A Tell us how much you need and
and a few facts about your credit
and Job in person or by phone
If you're busy.
B Then you slsn without endorsers
and get the cash. Proof: 4 out of
3 who ask us for a loan, let itl
C Then repay In monthly Install
ment which you select to lit
your purse.
Don't borrow unnecessarily but If a
cash loan solves a problem, iet In
touch with Mrs. Oalllnier, Personal's
'YES' Manaier, today.
LOANS 135 to 1300 on
Salary it Furniture,
Up to 1500 on Auto
Personal Finance Co.
Ph. 3-3404 E. Oalllnur, Manaier
618 State Km. 135
Lie. 8133-M1M r3B0'
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
Up to 40 Years and NO Commission I
Leo N. Child. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Phone 33003
r33B
FIVE PER CENT Interest on your savings,
We have a choice supply or real estate
mort Rages, properties In Salem and
vicinity, amounts 1500 to 110.000. Tie
these for sound Investments.
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTOR8
153 S. High St. Ph. 34131; Eves. 35206
OENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
8-13B and M-328
and
ROY H SIMMONS
fNaURANOE AND LOANS
136 6. Commercial St. Tel. 3-9161,
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMBTTI CREDIT CO
tBO State Street old quartarg
lrM National Bank
License No M-159 6-114
PRIVATE MONEY
Special rate and terms
on larger loans
long and short time
pay me nis
ROY H SIMMONS
136 South Commercial St. Phono 1-9161
f ARM AND CITY LOANS
4 and b
VOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cajsh lor Real Estate contract
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO
201 Plonwr Trust Bids. Ph. 3-7163. r
4 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
153 8 High St Lie 8-216 M-323
TRAILERS
ONE WHEEL trailer with hitch, 340.00.
Good cond. 1131 7th St., West Salem.
Ph. 3-9008. 1238
16-FT. TRAILER house for sale.
1400. See owner at 860 N. Front.
FURN. TRAILER house. 640 Marlon. t239
15-FT. 0I1 ELCAR trailer house In A-l
cond., all modern. Will sacrifice for
quick sale. Call eve. after 6:30. 3215
Portland Rd. t239
A NICE modern home tor sale on wheels.
Travelo Coach trailer house. Modern,
and dolley. Alio 1942 4-dr. Bulck. All for
34100. Rte. 3, Box 317, Salem. t338
NEW all-metal trailer. 4 bed, cooking,
freezing unit. Ph. 35934 or 34857. t250
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes uw) machines, sold rented
repairs d. Roen, 456 Court. Phone 3-6773.
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day phone 3-9286, Night
1804. 333 center.
AUTO RADIOS
Authorised Warranty Repair Btatlon
(or all makes ol Auto Radios Morrow
Radio Co. 153 S. Liberty. Fh 3-6955.
Mike Panek. 375 S. Comm'l. Ph. 3-5161
Brake it wheel aligning specialist. o380
BULLDOZING
Bulldozing, leveling, road bldg., clear
ing teeth for brush. Vlritl Huskcy. 1010
Fairvlew ave. Ph. 33146, Salem. 0238
BULLDOZING, GRADING
Bulldozing, grading, clearing, dirt mov
ing with small Carryall. Geo. Wlrth,
840 Plymouth Drive. Ph. 21367. 0344'
CARPENTRY
Carpentry expert building and remod
eling. Ph. 2-4850. 615 8. 2 1st St. 03SO
CASH REGISTERS
Instant dsllvery of nei
AH makes oid rentd.
456 Court. Ph 3-6773.
RCA registers
repaired Roen
0
CEMENT WORKS
General Cement Contracting, Cliff fills,
1903 N. 19th St. Phone 3-4071. 03441
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace chimneys,
Ensley, 771 31st St.
vacuum cleaned.
Ph. 3-7171. 0360
CONTRACTOR
Alt Brothers Bldg. Contractors. Phone
Salem 3-2780. Silverton Black 175. 3 SO
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach. Moth Exterminator Service.
Fh. 3-1051. Lee Cross, Mil Pearl. o3S0'
B.elthaupt' for Hewers, Dial 1-tlTt.
Brcniral peck, throurh "Brlde'i
at New York flower show.
DIRECTORY
LAWN MOWER 6 KNIFE SHARPENING
LAWNMOWERS, scLvtors, knives sharp
ened. Dexter. 960 Center. Ph. 36833.
o256
MATTRESSES
Capita) Bedding. Phone 3-4069.
METAL STAMPING
METAL STAMPING, machining, die work.
Your ideas or patents put on produc
tion bails. Ph. 2-5S90. 643 Ferry
0345
MOVING AND HAULING
Moving and hauling. Ph. 3-3395. o260
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Oultar. Man
dolin. Banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 3-7569.
0266
OFFICE FURNITURE: A SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, files and Mint supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamps, typewriter stands, brief eases
Pierce Wire Recorders Roes. 481 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger, Ph. 36072.
Painting, Spray or Brush. Ph. 2-2664.
Roy Hanson. Work guaranteed. o360
Elfstrom' are equipped to do your
palnttna. Phone 3-2493. o
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
Painting and paperhanglns. Free esti
mate. Ph. ?-9513 867 Shipping. a244
COUPLE. Exp. painters, want work. Also
wall papering. Ph 3-3936. Mr. Ross.
O240"
PAPERHANGING
Expert Paperhanslns and painting.
J. Wood worth. Ph. 3-3013. Free est. o247
PLASTERING
FREE ESTIMATE. Ph. 3-4830 eve. o241'
PLUM II I NO
DECATUR A MA KHZ. plumhlng. electrical
supplies, water systems. General repair
work. Phone 3-6233. 173 B. Com'l. o249
RADIO SERVICE
P.ay Moore Reopens Oct. 13.
REDUCING, MASSAGES
E-Z Way Welaht Control. Steam Baths.
Reduced rates. Ph. 3-6363. o26r
SAND AND GRAVEL
BAR RUN GRAVEL
TOP SOIL
Cat, Shovel it Truck work of all kinds.
LLOYD M, HILL, INC
Ph. 1-4367 Rt. 3. Box 32B
0246'
Oarden Sol), cruaned rock. Shovel and
dragline excavation Walling Sand Si
Gravel Co. Phone 3-9349. o
SEWER SERVICE
Electric Roto-Rooter exclusive, patented
r.izor-aharp steel cutting blades. Cleans
sewers or drains Septic tank cleaned
reasonable. Ph, 3-6327 or 3-9468. o
SEPTIC TANKS
Mike's Septic Service. Tanks cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 107S
Elm St., W. Salem. Ph. 3-9468 - 3-5327.
o260
K. F. HAMELj Septlo tanks cleaned. Spc.-.
tan electrical sewer machine serv. Mod.
econ. Easy method clears lines of roots,
grease, eto. 1143 8th St., W. Salem. Ph.
3-7404. 0346
rilANSFEK BTOBAOl
Local St Distance Transfer, storage,
Burner oils, coal briquets. Trucks lo
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Lines
for household good to Cnlifomla points
Larmer Transfer St Storage. Ph. 3-3131.
TYPEWRITERS
Smith, Corona, Remington, Royal and
Underwoori portables All makes used
machines. Repairs and rent. Roen. 456
Court o
VENETIAN BLINDS
Elmer the Blind Man. Ph. 3-7328.
WKATIIERHTHIPPINO
Free estimates. T.
PULLMAN. Ph. 3-5965
0261
WINDOW CLEAN1NU
Acme Window Cleaners, Windows,
walls St woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed, waxed and polished. Ph. 3-3337. 347
Court. Lang doc, Culberuon and Mather
WELL DRILLING
WYMORE well drilling. Rte. 2,
Ph. 3-5135, Salem.
J. A. Sneed Bona, well drilling, 2505
Brooks St., flalem. Ph. 3-6809. o252
WOOD 8 AWING
R. B. Cross. Ph. 38118 or 38674.
WOOD Sm SAWDUST
We.it Salem Fuel Co Ph 24031
LODGES
I. O. O. F. meeuj every
Wednesday night Vis
itors Welcome
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pjn More than
a million members.
Salem Lodge No. 4, A.P. &
A.M. Wed. Oct. 6, Stated
Communication 7:30 P.M.
239
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Market
Quotations
Salem Livestock Manet
(By Valley Packinf Company
.Lambs No quotation
Yearling 110.00 to 113.00
Ewes 13.00 to 1750
Fat dairy cows HS.oo to 114.00
Cutter cows 310.00 to 113 00
Dairy hellers H&.00 to 117.00
Bulls 117.00 to 133.00
Calves (300 to 450 lbs ) ..114.00 to 131.00
Veal (130-300 lbs.) choice, 133 00 to 134.00
Hogs Prices paid witmo aoc oi ron.
land prices for each typo.
Portland Produce
Butterf at Tentative, suoject to Imme
diate change. Premium duality maximum
of 35 to one percent acidity dellverrd to
roruana n-nc id., ursi quamy oy-i.se
second quality 66-69c lb.; valley
routes and country poinu. 3o less than
first.
Butter Wholesale, FOB., bulk cubes
grade AA, 93 score, 70c lb.; A, 93 score.
70c lb.; B. 90 score. 05c: c, 89 score.
04c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal,
Lbffie selling price to roriuno wnoie-
ale Oregon singles, 46-&3c, Oregon 5 lb.
loaf, 49-53c( Triplets .ic less than sin
ales. Erst To wholesalers) a grade lane.
63H-66'ic, medium, &9l-i-(J01c. A small
45-50tac; B grade large, 53-58'fcc.
Es as Purchased from farmers. Current
receipts 55-58 Hoi buyers pay 3-3tto pre
mium lor eggs.
Portland Dairy Haraet
Butter Price to retailers. Grade AA
prints. 75c: AA cartons, 76c; A prints,
75c; A cartons, 76c; B prints, 70c.
Eras Price to retailer: AA large
76-77c; certified A large 69c dor.; A
laree 67-68c; AA medium, 66c; certified
medium. 64c; A medium. 61 -63c; A
small, sl-53c; cartons 3c additional.
t'bceit Price u retailers; Portland,
Ores on slnales, 48-55c, Orecon loaf 5 lb.,
5l-57c; triples 4c less than singles.
Poultry-
Live Chickens laying price to produe
s; No. 1 broilers under 3 lbs. 37-38c
.; fryers 3 to 3 lbs., 41-42c lb : 3 to 4
i., 41-42o lb.; roasters 4 lbs. and over.
41-43c lb.; fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs..
8-29C lb.; over 4 lbs.. 38-290 lb.; colored
fowl all weight. 31-33e ib.i Hags, all
weights. 16-19c.
Rabbits Average to retailers for local
ly dre&srd animals, 58-62c; fryers, live
white. 33-33o lb.: colored. 30-Siei old or
heavy, 15.18c.
Rabbits Dressed, retail, I0-65C.
Portland Miscellaneous
Cascara Bark Dry 20c lb., green 7c lb.
Wool Valley coarse and medium grades.
45c lb.
Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth.
Hides Calves 30c lb. according to
weight kins 20c lb.: grern beef U-Uo lb.;
bulks, 8-9c lb.; country buyers pay 3c
Its
Nut Quotations
Walnuts Franquettes first quality Jum
bo, 34.7c; large, 32.7c; medium 37. ae;
second quality Jumbos, 30.2c; large, 38.3c;
medium, 26.2c; baby, 23.2c; soft shell first
quality large, 29.7c; medium, 30.2; sec
and quality large 37.2c; medium, 34.7o;
baby. 22.2c.
Filberts Jumbo, 20c lb.i large, Ufli
medium 16c, small 13c.
(Quotations above supplied by North
west Nut Growers Quotations are on the
basis of 100-lb. bag purchases fob plants.)
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., Oct. S (URl Llvest oek :
Cattle salable 150. calves 60. holdovver
cattle 200; market very slow, scattered
early sales around stendy at Monday's
late 1 decline, some grass steers and
canner-cutter cows off more; load good
1046 lb. fed steers Monday up to 31; best
grasseri around 37; good heifers up to
36,60; canner-cutter cows today 11-14.60;
fat dairy-type cows 16-16.60; medium bref
cows 18-19; good cows quotable to 31.26;
good beef bulls salable 33-33.60; good
vealers 38-37; heavy calves 25 down; cull
common calvea-vealers 12-20.
Hogs salable 100, total 250; early sales
$1 lower than early Monday; good-choice
190-210 lb. weights largely 26; selected lots
including show rejects 26.36-20.60; odd
good sows 22.50; good-choice feeder pigs
Monday 26-30.
Sheep salable 250; market active, stea
dy; good-choice woolcd lambs 21.50-33,60;
common shorn lambs down to 17; Hunt
culls downward to 10; medium fecdrra
17; good ewes weaker, salable around 8.50-
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, Oct. ij Wl (USDA1 Salable
hogs 9,000, total 13,000; slow; butchers
1.00-1.50 lower than Monday's average:
closed at full decline; sows unevenly weak
to 1.00 lower, decline on weights under
400 lb.; top 34. SO sparingly; bulk good
and choice 100-260 lb. 23.15-34.U5; few
270-290 lb. 2J.25-23.7S; few 160-180 lb.
lights 23.00-23.75; Rood and choice sows
under 350 lb. 22.00-23.25; 315-450 lb.
30.7-31.75; 475 lb. and over mostly 20.00
21.00. Salable cattle 8500, total 8100; salable
calves 600, total 600; steers and heifers
grading average-good and better moder
ately active and strong; lower grades alow,
steady to weak; cows slow, steady to 50
cents lower; medium and good kinds
mostly 35-50 cents off; bulls strong to 35
cents higher; vealers strong to 1.00 high
er; bulk good and choice steers 31.00
3B.50; 113 head 1478 lb. Montana grasseri
27.50; common grass steers down to 30.00;
good and choice fed heifers 38. 80-38. SO;
common to good beef cows 17.50-21.50; frw
up to 23.00; canners and cutters 14.00
16.7; medium and good sausage bulls
22.00-23.50; bulk vealers 27.00-31.00; top
32.00.
Salable sheep 2500, total 4000; few
early slaughter lamb sales steady to 50
cents lower; early top 24.00 sparingly;
most Interest bidding around 33.50 for
good and choice native wooled lambs; no
fat western lambs offered; other classes
scarce, not established.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of flalem
dealers for the guidance, of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
daily.l
Retail Peed Price
Ess- Mash J4.B0.
Rabbit Feed Pellets 14.25.
Dairy Feed 13.90
Poultry: Buying Prices No, 1 colored
hens, 30-31c: No. 1 Leghorn hens, 21c;
No. 1 colored fryers, 3 lbs. and up 42c;
No. 1 fryers, 24-3 lbs., 38o lb; No.
old roosters, 14-15o.
Bass
Buying Prices Lame grade A A 60c;
A arade, 69c; mediums, SB-UJe; pullets,
73c: mediums, 65-61c, pullets, 48-S0c doz.
Wholesale Price AA grade. 73c; A grade
72c; mediums, 85 -67c; pullets, 4fl50n doi.
But I erf at premium, 75-75c; No. 1, 70
Uci No. 2. 63-81C; (Buylnx prices!.
Butter Wholesale A, 73-7&0. Retail,
arade A. 80c.
Jefferson Memorial This view ol the Jefferson Mnmorial
at Washington, D. C, was made through a hole In the side of
bridge across inlet to Tidal Basin in Potomac Park.
tVv"S.
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Grain Futures
Show Firmness
Chicago, Oct. 5 (Pi Grain
futures carried a steady to firm
tone in today's board of trade
session. Wheat advanced on ex
port buying, and corn found
support in a higher cash mar
ket. Corn bookings were placed
at 69,000 (T) bushels, of which
13,000 bushels was old crop.
At the finish wheat was 2
higher to lower than the
previous close, December $2.24--25.
Corn was Vs lower to
1 cent higher, December $1.39-'8-40.
Oats were Vt to high
er, December 73,i-74. Hye was
2 to 2 'A cents higher, December
$1.64 Vi. Soybeans were 3Vi to
4W hgher, November $2.43 l j
V4.
Stocks Decline
Irregularly
New York, Oct. 5 (PI The
stock market stumbled today
after advancing for three ses
sions in a row.
Losses didn't amount to much,
with most in fractional terri
tory. A fair number of stocks
clung to small gains through
out the day, and now and then
faint signs of an all-round rally
developed.
Trading activity remained at
recent low levels. Turnover was
at a rate of around 600,000
shares for the full stretch.
The foreign news continued
to bulk large in Wall Street's
calculations.
Marked down were Good
rich Tire, Studebaker, Sears
Roebuck, International Harves
ter, Boeing, U. S. Steel, Ameri
can Can, Du Pont, J. C. Pen
ney, Standard Oil (NJ), and
Paramount Pictures.
Steadier spots included Gen
eral Motors, Firestone, Mont
gomery Ward, Woolworth, Unit
ed Aircraft, American Tele
phone, Consolidated Edison,
Chesapeake & Ohio and Gen
eral Electric.
In the bond market railway
issues faltered after early rising
tendencies. U. S. governments
moved narrowly In over-the-counter
dealings.
List Jury Panel
For District Court
County Clerk Harlan Judd
Tuesday announced the drawing
ol 12 names ol citizens to serve
as a jury in district court, to re
port October 7 at 9:30 a.m.
Included are seven residents
of Salem and five from the out
side as follows: Dora E. Hill, 682
N. Commercial; Vinton L.
Green, 2145 S. Cottage; Chester
B. Johns, 1275 N. 16th; George
V. Barnes, 580 S. 24th; Percy W.
Cooper, 2430 Myrtle; Ruth
Prince, 2395 N. 5th and Max
F. Rogers, 1995 S. Cottage, all
Salem, and Martha E. Wood, De
troit; Raymond H. Jungwirth,
route 2, Salem; Glen Smith, Ma
rion; Agnes ij'unrue, route 1,
Silverton, and Theresa Hassler,
Mt. Angel.
Purring Along
Convalescing from a broken
leg, a 6-week-old kitten purred
her way through a 600-mile air
plane ride from Columbus, O., to
Kansas City, Mo., recently.
It all began when a Columbus
resident found the injured kit
ten and nursed it back to health.
Visiting relatives saw the cute
convalescent and fell in love
with her.
When they left, their niece
decided to surprise them by air
expressing the kitten to Kansas
City where the new arrival was
promptly christened "Little
Eva." That's because she has a
new playmate now, a dog nam
ed "Topsy."
They're getting along fine to
gether, according to latest re
ports. There are about 1,500 known
species ol mosquitoes.
Journal Want Ads Pav
Capital Journal. Salem, Ore.,
Stocks Quotations
Br the Associated Press)
American Can II
Am Pow it Lt 91
Am Trl St Til 152i
Anaconda 36
Bfndll Aviation 34
Beth Steel 3I'
Boeing All-plan ,,,,, 34S
Calif Packing 37
Tanadlan Pacific 14,
case J I 38 'i
Caterpillar 51 S
Chrysler &s
Comwlth Si Sou 3i
Cons vultee in;
Continental Can 34
Crown Zellerbach 39ri
Cunts Wright 10 '4
Douglaj Aircraft 55
Duponl de Nem 170
OenerAl Electrlo ,, SO11,
General Poods 38',
Genual Motors 63
Ooodyear Tire i6'i
Int Harvester JTa
Int Psper
Kennecott
Llbby McN ft L ....
Loni Bell "A" . . . ,
Montgomery Ward
Nash Krlvlnator .,
Nat Dairy
NY Central ,
Nortliern Pacllio ,
Pao Am Flsn .....
Pac Gas ft Eteo ...
Pao Tel ft Tel ....
Penny J O
Radio Corp
Rayonler
Rayonler Pfd
Reynolds Metals
Richfield
Safeway Stores ...
Sears Roebuck ...
Southern Paclfla ,
Standard Ol Cal .
Studebaker Corp ,
Sunshine Mlnlni .
Tranasmerlca ....
Union Paclfla ...
United Airline ....
u. s. steel
Union oil Oal ....
Warner Bros Plfl ..
Woolworth
sn'i
, 37a
Funeral for
Pvt. Herrman
Funeral services will be held
at the First Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock for Pvt. Roy M. Herr
mann, who was killed in action
in France August 19, 1944.
Rev. Brooks Moore will officiate
at the rites and Interment at
the Lee Mission cemetery will
follow.
Herrmann, son of Rev. and
Mrs. H. G. Herrmann of Mon
roe, Oregon, was born March
21, 1925 at Vernonia, Oregon,
and during the first 11 years ol
his life spent most of the time
about 20 miles west of Hanford,
Wash., with his parents.
Later he lived near Oregon
City and in 1937 with his par
ents moved to Newberg, where
he attended high school. The
family moved to Dundee in
1940 and young Herrmann con
tinued to attend the Newberg
high school.
In July, 1943, Herrmann, then
a junior in high school, report
ed lor duty with the army and
first served with an anti-aircraft
division at Camp Collon, Calif.
In the fall of 1943 Pvt. Herr
mann was transferred to com
pany F, 318th inlantry regi
ment and In July, 1944, went
to England with his outfit.
Shortly afterward they were
sent to France and August 19,
1944, while still serving with
company F Herrmann was kill
ed about 100 miles south of
Paris.
Surviving besides the par
ents is sister Carol B. Herr
mann of Salem.
OBITUARY
Adnlph E. Kuensl
Silverton Adolph td Kuennl. , Sslent
Rt. 6, Box 401 (Central Howell) riled
Monday. 1U hnd been a resident of that
community for 50 years. Funeral serv
ices will be held from the memorial chap
el of the Ekman funeral home at 2
o'clock Wednesday with burial at Bel
crest Memorial park In flalem, Rev. Ar
thur Bates offlclatlni. He was born In
Berne, flwtlterland, Nov. 37, Iflflt). and
came to this country when a you tin boy.
.rvlvlnc are six sons and two dauihter.
Earl Kucnil, Loni view, Wash.; Clyde
Kuenzi, Aberdeen, Wash.; Ted. Euienf
and Donald Kuensl, all of Salem; Harold
Kuensl, Portland; JuanHa Sinrlart, Port
land and Erma Neal. Fort Worth, Tea :
also flvt brottwra and two sisters. J. O.
Kuensl, Portland: Alfred and Herman
Kuentl, both ol Bslem; E. J. Mrtntandnn
and Louis Montandon, both of Salem;
Mrs. Meyer, Portland and Mis. Immi
Dftwller, Silverton.
Pfr. Timothy MIHon Ilayts
Ballsion Memorial services for P(r.
Timothy Milton Hayes, 18, killed in a fall
from a winnow at Rosenheim. Germany,
Juna 11, 1948, were held at Dallas Fri
day. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hays and was born at Newport,
Feb. a, 1030. He rnltsUd for service
with tha occupation forces Oct. 21, 1941.
Survlvltiv are his molher; two broth
ers, Robert Wlllard Hayes and Jack Wil
liam Hayes; two half brothers, Harry
Brum well Todd and Kennath laster Todd;
three sisters. Canilyn Jean Hayes, Char
lene Joyce Hayes and Sharon Joan
Hayesi grandfather, W. A. Brooks, Hos'
kins, and grandmother, Mrs. Florence
Brooks, Salem. Ills father was killed sev
eral years am in a lousinx accident.
Rev. H. N. Waddell. of Falls City, official-
ed with the Veterans of Forelan Wars
participating, lntorment was In the IOOF
cemetery at Independence,
John Thomas Ray
Albany John Thomas Ray, 45, wis
found dead at his homi at 1341 Cfi
Front strret Saturday nlsht under cir
cumstances which prompted performance
of an autopsy. Deputy Crronrr Waller
Kropp reported Monday, Results of the
autopsy are hrlna awaited to determine
cause of rtrnth, which occurred, it wits
LEGAL
NOTICE
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
Oregon for the County of Marlon.
In the Matter of tha Cham a or Name
Of EDWARD FLOYD STRIKKR to
EDWARD FLOYD JONES.
NOTICE IH HF.HF.J1Y OIVEN that
EDWARD FLOYD STRIKER has filed a
petition In the above entitled court and
cauflfl seeklna an order Chans Ini hl
ame from Edward Floyd Striker to
Edward Floyd J one., and all persons are
hereby notified that they may offer and
show cauA. If they have any. why a de
cree should not he entered ehanKlnt the
name In accordance with the prayer of
jaid petition.
This notice Is belnf published once by
written notice In tha Capital Journal, a
newflpaper of central circulation in Mar
tin County. Oregon. In pursuance of an
nrder of Ihr Honorable E. M. Pane, one
of the iudsea of the above entitled court,
which order was mada and entered Oc
tober 2nd. 1041. This notice Is to ba
published In one issue In accordance with
the terms of said order and the date of
publishing Is October Sth, 1948.
DEVERS DE ARMOND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
414 T. A. Livesley Bldf.
Salem. Oreann
At torn era for ratitiontr. fM
Tuesday, October 5, 1948 17
1
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rT-W'!
PRESIDENT- This re.
cent picture or Harry S. Truman
shows the president of the
United States in a typical coni
veraatlonal pose.
estimated at 11 am. Saturday. Mr. Ray
was born December 13, 1903, in Mexico
but had llvfd for the mot part In tha
United Slates, servins many yesrs In tha
US. army. He aas rrtlred In 19iS with
the rank of warrant officer junior grade.
He had been stationed at Caino Adair be
fore Kolna oversrns to Europe dunnc
World Wiir II. He married Hrln H.
Johnson at Fort Lewis, Wash., Jun 17,
1040, who survives.
Warrtn Jtlvlrk
Falls City Graveside services for Wsr-
ren Jelvlcic. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Jelvlcic. of Carlton, wera held at
the IOOP cemetery her Saturday. H.
was the srandson of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
Worden. of Boulder Camp and a
areat-irandsnn of Mr. and Mra. J, W.
Lacy, of Falls city.
DEATHS
Marsartt E. Moor
Mamaret E- Moore, late resident of
Salem, In Alaska, Autust 31, 104 S. Sur
vived by har parenU. Mr. and Mrs. H,
L. Moore of Salem; and a sister, Mrs.
Hrlen 11. Oiffln of Hayward. Calif. Pri
vate services will be held Thursday, Oc
tober 1. at the ClouictwBarriek chapel
with interment in Belcrest Memorial
park. Please omit flowers.
Jsmei Harvey Yunr
Jamas Harvey Yung, lata resident of
route. 3, box 48K, Salem, near Salem
October 3, at the age of 34 ytara. Sur
vived by his wlft, Mrs. Betty Yiinu of
Salrm; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Bartruff of
Portland; six brothers, Don Yum, Paul
Yung and Roy Yunt, all of Salem, Ouy
Yung and Oeora Yunz of Med ford and
Lovell Yung, with the U. 8. Air Force in
California; and several nieces and neph
ews. Charter member of VFW post No.
424S W. Salem. Services will be held from
the Cloush-Barrick chapel Wednesday,
October 8. at 4 p.m. with Rev. Dudley
Strain offlclatlni. Interment In Lt Mis
sion cemetery.
Isaac Nnrrls (lkel Bacon
Near this city October 3, Isaac Norrlt
(Ike) Bacon, late resident of 1810 North
lSlh street, at the age of 84 years. Hus
band of Oladys M. Bacon of Salem;
father of Jamrs N. Bacon and Warren
Lee Bacon, both of Salem; brother of Al
len E. Bacon of Dayton, Wash., Mra, Ot
to H lutein of Sourla, N. D., Mrs. Irs,
Oaulkc of Orand Forks, N. D., and Mrs.
Lester Morse and Mrs. Leah McOrath,
both of Webster, N. D. Past commander of
Capitol Pnst No, 9, American Leu Ion and
member of 40 et B. Services will be held
Wednesday, October 8, at 3 p.m. at th
W. T, Rindon chapel with Rev. Lloyd T.
Anderson offlclHllni. Ritualistic services
by Capitol post No. 9, American Lesion.
Entombment at Mt, Crest Abbey Mauso
leum. Roy Miltnn Herrmann
In France, August lt, 1944, Roy Miltnn
Herrmann st the sue of 19 years. Sur
vived by his parents, Rv. and Mrs. H.
O. Herrmann of Monroe, Oreion; and a
sister, Carol Brrnlece Herrmann of Salem.
Funeral services will bs held from tha
First Methodist church, Salem, Wednes
day, October 8, at 3 p.m. with Rev. Brooks
Moors officiating, Interment In tha Lta
Mission cemetery. Direction W. T. Rtidon
company.
Fred I.. Marks
Fred L. Marks, at tha reitdtnea at
Brooks. September 3D. Survived by his
wife, Esther Marks of Brooks; flva chil
dren, Larry, Robert, Ronald, Lana and
Jana Marks, all of Brooks; three alittrs,
Mrs, Mary Roberts of Wyomlni, Mrs, Dor
othy Trump or Wheatland, Wyo., and
Miss Ruth Marks: and two brothers. Ar
thur Marks in Wyomlnn and Rover Marks
of Wheatland, Wyo. Services will be hsld
1 (he ClouBh-narrlrk chapel Wednesday,
irtober 8 at 1:30 p m. with Rev, Orvtlla
W. Jenkins offlclatlni.
Homer Hulsey
In Washington, D. O., October 3, Homer
Hulsey, lata resident of Wsalilnilon. D.
O., and former resident of Salem, at tha
ase of nl years. Husband of Thema
HnUry of WaAhlniton, D. C; son of W.
N. Hulsey of flalem; and brother of Clif
ford Hutsey of Yreka, Calif.. Mrs. Donald
MuMlhaupt of Salem and Mrs. Clara Hill
of Katv. Texas. Life member of Paclfla
loda No. 4. AF St AM. Services will ba
held Thursday, October 1. at 10:30 a.m.
at tha W. T. Riirion Chanel with Rev.
Chester W. Hamblin offlclatlni. Ritual
istic services under the auspices of
Pacific lodie No. 4. AF At AM. Inter
ment In Belcrest Memorial park.
Wilbur Edward Obrnhaw
Wilbur Eduard Obrrshaw. lata -resident
of 1343 Elm St., West Salem, near Lake
view Saturday, Oct. 3, at tin ate of 80
years. Survived by his wife, Elta Ober
Jihaw of West Salem; two sons, Wilbur of
Denver. Colo . and Howard of Salem;
a daughter, Mrs. A. J. Prlen of Bell
Fair, Wash : three brothers, Ueorse of
Black foot, Mont., and frank and Ouy
Obrliw of Twin Falls, Idaho. Member
of the Stilcm CHruentr-nT union and tha
Nasurenn church. Annoiinri'inent of serv
ices later by the HfiWt-1. -Edwards cSn.iel.
John William Slraver
John William Stmyrr. Lite resident of
2310 N. 4t)i St., at lite reden.-e Mon
day, October 4, at ih ate of n vsrs.
Survlvtd by a dmifht?r. Mi An'ointt'a
Vanderbcck of Mt Anil; Dure brother,
P. A. Strayer of Salrni, A, F. Atrnver
of Pep Hay and B I . Strver ol Jen
nliis I.otni"; five arandchildrnt and four
Krcnt-sranrii hlldren. Mcmhcr f t.ia F:-f,
ChrUtlnn church of .si rn'ton, Nehru k a.
Sfrvirrs from ihe Howell-Edumria chnp.
el Thursday, October 7 i 1 p.m. Ip.
lernirnt In Relrrwt. Memorial park
(Arivi
Asthma Mucus
I'un'i M ('(iumMuk. MH'.inir. ch..Vlrisf,
rei-iii I'lnir MlHrki o lliotu'luit! Aitmi&
ruin nlii and tiiiertrv mini I e r tiny wilh
nut trylntr MKNIMCO. This pit'.it tn
Ifrnal tiwdlHiio work thru 'lie- hl'iPd,
thua ft!ii' hln tlii- hit'ii'-hliil tubes unci
lu riK m. Usually a (hi In hclntiir nut lira
Itrinic'llatuly to remove Hiu'K, ntlcky
iiiui-UH, thus 11 v i 1 1 1 1 r r-iiuvhlnir tnrl
pifiitKilliiK frcHi- lii-KUtliliirT htkI ninra r
frewhiuK aim i. Ht;t MKMDVUO frfiin
ymr druifitlil t"dnv. yulrk satisfaction
or money liHi k u u :t rtm t (- I .
tAdveitiaemeiit'
PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDGETING
AND THAT AWFUL ITCH
On of ths warninjf ina of Pin-Worm la
a nairRing rectal itch which often csusm
flilBeliitir and broken sleep, and may ltJ
tii even mure serious distrets.
It li no l-mtrer m-ceasary to put op with
the trouble caused by I'in-Worma, bffcaua
cienca hu at last found m way to Uek
li)M atubUrn pesij aasily and safety.
Get JAYNt'S PW at tha nrtleign of Pin
Worms. P-W la a medically sound treat
ment tnwtctl on an ofticially recognited dniff
lenient whi h has proved ery afTectiva In
ilenimir with this ugly infection. The small
P-W tablets act in a special way to daalroy
fls-WoiEM. rw rnaftAi Mo-Worm iua
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