'AUTOMO
rl
UTOMOBILES
1
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
TO SAVE
All cars are priced at book or lower, Up to 21
months to pay We finance through the bank.
TWO USED CAR LOTS
SALEM. OREGON
34U CENTER 8T.
PHONE 3-3731
1947 Nash Ambassador Sedan, 0. D., low mileage
1947 Fod Sedan, R&H, real clean
1946 Ford Club Coupe, a dandy
1939 Buick Sedan, a good car
From $75.00 to $250.00
Several Older Cars that run good.
PICKUPS AND TRUCKS
1942 Dodge Truck, Brownlipe transmission
1935 International Truck, real good
1939 International Pickup, a good one
ANDERSON'S USED CARS '
Trades Bank Finance
AUTOMOBILES
If You Are Looking
for a First Class Used Car
That You Can
Absolutely Depend on
Come in
and See What We Have
to Offer You
THESE CARS ARE
THOROUGHLY CONDITIONED
Carry Our Guarantee
1947 Frazer Manhattan
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1947 Ford 4-door Sedan
1947 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan
1942 Oldsmobile (6) 5-pass.
1941 Oldsmobile (6) 5-pass.
1941 Buick 5-passenger sedan
' 1942 Hudson tudor sedan
1941 DeSoto Sedan
1940 Pontiac (6) sedan
1940 Plymouth tudor
1940 Ford Sedan
1941 Nash 5-passenger coupe
1939 Ford Deluxe tudor
1939 Ford Deluxe coupe
1939 Nash 4-door sedan
Some Cheapies
1942 Willys Americar Sedan
1935 Chevrolet Standard cpe
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Ford A Coupe
SEE JOE SPURLOCK
Teague Motor Company
352 If. Com'L
Phone 2-4173
qlH
11)19 STUDF.BAKfcR 1 ton pick up lor Iw
than factory price. I have one too
many. W. J. Anlbal, 709 Edgewater St.
qlll
'M KUICK SUPER SEDAN ETTE. Dark
naroon, pit. cond. 630 Union St,!
12293. 10,000 miles.
qlll
bYrc.AIN: Clean 1938 4. Dr. Ford Srdjn
.n good shape. Beat offer take. 1935
North 18th. qlll
NRW CONDITION, late model 4-door Bu
per Buick for aale at a. big aavlnn.
Ph. 3-5355. qU2
PONTIACS
'47 Sdn. cpe $1595
48 Sdn cpe 2195
'41 Spt. cpe 995
'47 Ford D.L. spt. cpe. 1445
Herrall-Owens Co.
60 N. Liberty Ph. 34113
Thta Timt It HUDSON!
Service Salea - Part
Home of aood TJsei Can
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
Church 4t Chemeketa 8t. Ph.
YOUR BEST BET
is
STATE MOTORS, INC.
"Today's Special"
47 series early model Packard Clipper
aedan, radio heater, ovedrlve, seat
rovers, low mileage, one owner. Vou
don't find any of thee -m on a.iy
used car lots, so hurry, we have only
one. email down payment, oai. 31 mo
4fl DELl'XE PACKARD, driven very little
by owner. Will sell at a real tavlnf,
to you. Take 24 months to pay.
AT.n ONE '49 Super Deluxe Packard ae
dan. STATE MOTORS, INC.
340 N. High
Phone 3563
qlll'
PLYMOl'TR deluxe 4-donr sedan with
KM? motor As la. 8500. 1810 S. Sum
mer. Call after 4:30. qllS
1917 STI'DEBAKER pickup, excel.
cond.
Ph.
qtll
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
Borne 4 Oood Used Can
HROCB MOTOR CO
Chareh m Ohemeaete su P 1-9111
ZEEB'S USED CARS
BUT - SFLL - TRADE
SFLL -
TrnMS
ill Fairgrounds Road
Phone 1-8454
Eisner Motors to Sell
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS
INDIAN
World's moat mod-rn cnotoreyele
CUSHMAN SCOOTER WHIZ
ZER BIKES Oenulne part acre
lea every model
Shrock's Motorcycle Sales
Open ever? evening till 1. Monday
throat! Friday
1 Portland Road - Fa t-liU
,1
ni'TRnun mMnr at ttoat 1160 M
pet
tCERS
KARRTAI,L TRAILERS
SVHKFL UTILITY TRAILERS
tri -eriurrl from 1370 to I1MI
i,a N. CHURCH
1138
I JO 10 ft.
wheel
FTA.Aon hse. trailer, 14 ft.
ftoegti. Howard a trailer Park.
. Sleeps I
Pord Bt
1114
llVMi
8114
AUTOMOBILES
ALBANY. ORE.
HIGHWAY
PHONE IJS-R
TRAILERS
FOR KALE or Trade: 30 It. bouse trailer.
Furti Call or see E. L. Stacy at Hamm'a
Oaraie. Plion. 3-4. till
39 RIJ1CK and a monttu old spartan
Royal Maiuloa trailer for aalt. U'
Luna Avrnite 1 1 1 4
FINANCIAL
$ CASH $
$25 to $500
FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK
EQUIPMENT LOAN8 UP
TO 1300
Car loans up to 1300
Com Id or phone
Hollywood Finance Co.
mi Fairground Road
Ac roes street from bank
No Parkin problem
Phoni 37032 Lie. N M3G9-6391
Floyd Kenkoo. Mir. i
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
Lie 8-138, and U-131
and
ROT R. SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
m 8. Commcrcla St. Tel. I-B181
PRIVATE MONEY
Special ratea and term
on larger loan
loni and ahort lima
payment
TOY H SIMMONS
1J Sov'b Commercial St Pnooa 1-9181
4Hii REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO
IS! 8. Hit St. Lie. 8-218 M-1T1
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 OR 4'i INTEREST
5 to 40 Year and No Commission
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
AUTO LOANS
WILLAM L'iTE CREDIT CO.
182 8. Church
Parkin a Plenty
Ph.
2-2451 Lie. No U-159 8-154 r
FARM AND CITY LOANS
44; and T.
roraj OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contract
and Second Mart castes.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
501 Pioneer Trust Bide Ph S-7183 r
TRANSPORTATION
DRIVING to So. Dak. via Black Hills.
rake one man free. Start May 21-22.
Write Box 71 Marion. O ret on.
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes used machine sold, rented,
repaired Roan 468 Court Phone 1-1773
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair service
Free estimate. It ade-In accepted on
new appliance, vince'a Electric. Pnom
1-0239. 157 S. Liberty St.
AT-UR DOOR GRINDING
ALTO RADIOS
Authorized Warranty Repair Station
for all make of Auto Radio Morrow
Radio Co., 153 8. Liberty. Ph. 3-6055. o
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towlnf lerflce day phone 1-9286.
2-1804. 333 Center. .
BI'ILDING, CARPENTRY
Don't put off sprint repairing", rebuild-
Inc. Foi q iKk, expert service, suaran
leed alWactIon. ?h. 2-4850.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Bulldint a "ew home? Let Sullivan
Taylor home builder build It for you
PH 2-4479 or 1-7578 0131
BUILDING OF COURTS wr home
builder of court at ISth-Rural. Laoor
plus 8. Satufactlon cuar. Pb 19885
OlL9'
Frame or masnry construction, reilden
iiai, commercial nouses raisea.
foundations. Alt Broa. Pb 25909
Vflke Panek, 278 8. Com'l.
Brake St Wheel aligning
Ph. 3-5181.
special Into.
oiao
BULLDOZING
Dean Robinson. Ph. 28537. ol38
Bulldotlng leveling, road bids., clear
ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey, 1010
Fairvlew Ave. Ph. 1-1146, Balem. 0134'
CASH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new RCA cash
register Al mages sold, rented, re
paired Roen 456 Court. Ph 1-6773 o"
CHIMNEY SWEEP
CEMENT WORKS
"An ounce of prevention la worth a
pound of cure." For expert guaranteed
. satisfaction new or repair of founda
tions, aid t walks, driveway, call 2-4850
0113
DRESSMAKING
Dressmaking. Alt Shop, fur work, sew
ing Open May I, rma 28-27. 860 State
Ph 3-7004. O1I0
P.LECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Vine" Electrte for electrical wiring
contracting repairing 187 B Liberty
Ph 1-9339 '
EXTERMINATOR
Cockroach Moth, Istermtnator Service
Ph. 3-3056 Let Cross. 1555 Pearl. al.l'
Breithaupt'i for flower Dial 1-1179
HOL'SE MOVING
HOI tHOLD PRODUCTS
J R Watklas Co
ivery 1717 Center
INFLATION
A B C. INSULATION CO.
BLOWN ROCK WOOL
163S BROADWAY. PH. 3-2741
116
LANDLAPr NIBSEBT
t A Doerfler A Sons. Ornamentals
N Lanr aster Dr at I Car Ph 2-1222
LAWN sprinkling ajatema Pb 243)1
n
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpening, guaranteed
power and hand moweri
V. 9tt, 147 So. Cnrn l
ervie. New
Call Harry
Bt m
LAWN MOWKjl AB4BPEMNO
LAWN mnwer made t eat perfect 1 16
Ph 2-1407 all
At tou? door lawnmower aiarpenln
Oeater Ute lawnmower Ph. I11
DIRECTORY
chimney s block
MATTBESSF
Capital Bedding. Ption 1-4089.
Ml.'ftlC LESSON
Spanish and Hawaiian Guitar. Mando
lin. Banjo, etc. 1523 Court bt. Ph. 3-7S63
ol3
NI-RSES' RECtSTRT
Practical nurse. Day-nUtit. Ph
Ornt'E FL'RNITLRE SUPPLIES
Desk chair, file and filing supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamp typewriter stands, brief case
Pierce Wire Recorder. Roen 458 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger. Ph. 1-6072.
PAPER HANGING
Expert Paperhanging and painting. H
J Woodworth. Ph. 2-5868. Free est. ol21'
Elfitrom's are equipped
painting Phone 3-3493
PAINTING AND PAPEB HANGING
Painting and paperhanplne;. Free ett
mate. Ph. 3-9613. 357 Shipping ol31;
Call 32608 for your Painting if Paper
hanttnx. Attractive rates. a 119'
PAPKRHANOING
PICTURE FRAMING
Picture framing HuUheoo Paint Store
Phot 1-8687 '
PLASTERING
Patching, Repairing. Ph. 2-U01.
PLUMBING
Fisher 344 S Com'!. Ph. 3-3019. Q128'
PRl'N'lNG, SPRAYING
Philip W. Belike. Ph. 2-1208
I W Caudle Ph 1-7900
0138
0119
RADIATOR REPAIR
Cleaned, repaired. J O Balr & Sons Ph
31193 By Drive-Id Theatre Since 1911
0123
John Radio Shop Reasonable ratea
Ph 2-3416. 250 Court St Expert radio
and appliance aerv.ee olll
Rrr Moore 3270 Portland R4 Pb. 1-043.1
SAND GRAVEL
Oarden Soil, crushed rock. Shovel and
dragline excavating Walling Sand At
Gravel Co. Phone 1-9249 0
Valley Sand & Gravel Co Silt, sand tt
fill dirt Excavating 10B shovel A cat
Tractor scoop & trucks for dirt moving
Ph. office 24002. re. 37148 o
AWS
Shop 992 Edge water. Ph
SEWERS AND SEPTIC TANKS
Electric Roto-Rooter Exclusive Patent
Razor .'harp Steel Cutting Blades
Clean Hewers or Drains Septie Tank
Cleaned Rea Ph I-&331 or 1-9488
SEPTIC TANKS
K P. Hamel. Septic Tank Cleaned
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain lines. Guaranteed work 1143 8th
St., West Salem Ph 3-7404. ol!9
M.ke'a Septic Service. Tanks cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on rfewera. 1079
Elm St., W. Salem. Ph. 8-9468, 1-5327
TBANSKEP STORAGE
Mctl it Distance Transfer, storage
Burner oils, coal A briquets Truck to
Portland dally Agent for Bektna House
hold goods moved to anywhere In UB
o. Canada. Larmer Transfer Ji Storage
Ph 3-3131 o'
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona. Remington Royal, Under
wood portables All makes uwd machine
Repairs and rent Roen. 458 Court, o'
VENETIAS BLINDS
Made in Salem Free eat Phone 87328
rUmer the Blind man o'
WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING
Watchea for aale, open eves. Ph. 38529
330 Evergreen E. P. Orda. oll4
WELL DRILLING
J. A. Sneed ft Bona, well -dr til tng. 2505
Brooks St.. Salem. Ph. 3-8808. 0132'
Fred Wymore
Boa III Ph 25135
0132
WEATHERSTRIPPINO
WINDOW CLE A NINO
Acma Window Cleaners Windows, wall
A woodwork cleaned Floors cieaneo
waned and pollnhed Ph 3-8337 341
Court. Langdoe, Culbertaon and Mather
WINDOW snAiws
Washable. Roller Made to order. 1 Day
Del Relnholdt & Lewis Ph 23639. o
WOOD A. SAWDUST
West Salei . Fuel Co. Ph 1-4031.
WOO PS A WING
Atkins &CroM. Ph" 3M74 or 38178. 0124
LEGAL
TT1CE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
WEST NOB HILL STREET FROM HOYT
STREET TO FAWK AVENUE.
Notice hereby w given that the eom
council of the city of Salem, Ore
ton deenu It necessary and expedient
nd hereby declares Its purpose and in
tention to Improve West Nob Hill street
fiom the north line ot Hon street to
the outh line of Fawk avenue, in the
city of Salem. Marlon county. Oregon
ii tne expert of the abutting and adja
cent oroperty, by bringing said portion
ol ald treet to the established grade.
vmstriHtlng cement concrete curbs, and
paving ad portion of aald street with
a 3' Inch asphaitlc concrete pavement
24 feet wide In accordance with the plan.'
nd specification therefor which were
adopted by the common council April
45 194fl whlcn are now on file In the
fflce o the city recorder and which
oy thl reference thereto are made a
part hereof
The common council hereby declare.
j ourpoxe atid t.i tent ton to mska the
above decrlbe Improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment. By order of the Common Council April
lft 1849.
ALFRED MUNDT.
City Recorder
Data of first publication hereof is
April 28. 1940
Capital Journal April 31. 29. 20. May
i 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 9. 10th.
NtiTCt OP INTENTION TO IMPROVE
oRTH TWENTY-PPTCOND STREET
.ROM O dTRETT TO NEBRASKA 1
.VENUE. j
Notice herebv ta given that the com- ;
mon council of the city ot Salem. Ore-
non. deem it necaaary and expedient
and hereb declare it purpose and in
tention to improve North Twemv-eend
itreet from the north line of "'D'- etreel
to the Nortu line of Nebraska avenue, in
the city of Salem, Marlon county, Ore
-on at the expert of the abutting and
adjacent property, except the street in
;erclions the expense of whtrh will 6e
assumed by the city of Salem, by bring
ing sal' portion of said street to the
established grade, const f-ict:n ctai'iii
oncrete curb. ard paving said portion
)f said street wit n g 2'a inch upnaltlc
eviicret pavement 26 feet wide In accord-a.-ce
with the plan and velficatlon.
,refo' whico were adapted ay the
common council April 2. ll. wh;rh are
01 00 f-le in the office of the eltv re
corder and which y this reference there
! pa mail a sart hereof
The rommon eouneil hereby declares
it pttrptoe and intention to enaxe the
above described improvement by and
h-o-ieh the street improvement depart-
mnl.
Br nrd-r of the Common Council ApiII
)) 1141
ALFRED MUNDT,
City Reerder
Date of first publication hereof it
April 211
Cap'i! Jmrnal Atrll 2. 2t, 10, Mar
I, I, 4, , a, 1 t, 101a.
LEGAL
NOIICE OP INTENTION TO IMPROV
ARllYLS DRIVE ITtOM HANSEN A
VNUf TO C AND ALAR I A BOULEVARD.
Not'o herb u ien inei ine com
mon council of the citv of Salem. Ore-
on, deem it necessary ana expeuien.
nd herebv declare it purpose and in-
teniion to Improve Aruie ume irom me
orth line of Hansen avenue to tna ouin
ne or candaiaria boulevard, in the ei
of I'll em. Marian county, Ores on, at tne
expense of the abutting and adjacent
property. em.ept the street intersection
the expense of whlcn will be assumed
- ih city oi snem. oy or in una a.u
orttnn of said street to the eisOUs'.ed
trade, construct log cement concrete
euros, and paving said pari; on of so id
uet with a l'a men apn;uc concrnr
.4vcment 10 feet wide in accordance with
the plan and specific a i.ons therefor
which were adopted by the common coun
cil April 1 1949, which are now on file
n tne office of ihe city recorder and
winch by this reiereoce toereto are made
a tart hereof.
The common council hereby declare
it purpose and intention to mete the
above described improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment By order of the Common Council April
28 1949
ALFRED MUNDT.
City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof U
April 38 t949.
Capita, Journal April . 29, 30, Mai
1 , 4, 8 6 1 9. 10th.
UtiTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
hICKORY TTREFTT FROM VALPAK
t -AD TO BROOKS STREET
Nolle hereby to given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Ore
gon, deems it necessary and expedient
and hereby 'declare r purpose and in-
;entlon to improve mexory sireei irom
the et tine ot Valpak road to the east
!m of Brook street, in the city ot Baiem.
vlarlon County. Oregon, at the expense
i the abutting and adjacent property.
y oringini said portion of said street
tn th established grade, construct Ina
-emrnt concrete curbs, and paving said
portion of said treet with a 2'j Inch
-aphaltlc concrete pavement 27 feet w;dc
in accordance with the plans and sped
"icatlon" therefor which were adopted by
the common council April 25. 1949. wiilch
'a now on file In the office of the city
eorder and which by this reference
thereto are made a part hereof.
The common counci1 hereby declares
Its purpose and Intention to make the
t jove described Improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment.
By order of the Common Council April
1949
ALFRED MUNDT.
City Recorder
Date of flrat publication hereof u
April 38. 1949
Capital Journal April 28, 39, 10, May
i 3 4, 5 6, 7. 9. 10th.
NCllCE OP INTENTION TO IMPROVE
NORTH TWENTY -SECOND STREET
FROM BREVMAN STREET TO THE
'OJTHERLY TERMINUS OF TWENTY-.
tTCONC STREET.
NUioe hereby la given that the com
mor council of the city of Salem. Ore
ion, deems it necessary and expedient
nd hereby declares Ita purpose and In
tention to improve North Twenty-second
i.eet from the south line of Breyman
street to the southerly terminus of Twen-
y -second street, tn the city of Salem.
Morton county Oregon, at the expense
(t the abutting and adjacent property,
by printing ".aid portion of aald street to
'he eMa ill hex grade, constructing cement
vincrete curbs, and paving aid portion
o' said street with a 2W Inch asphalt ic
concrete pavement 30 fret wide In accord
ance with the plans and specification
ihereft.r which were adopted by the com
mon council April 25. 19 which are
now on tile In the office of the city re
corder a nH which by this reference tnere
io J re made a part hereof
The common council hereby declares
it purpwe and Intention 'o make the
i hove described Improvement by and
hrougl the street improvement depart
ment.
By order of the Common Council April
26. 1948.
ALFRED MUNDT,
City Recorder
Date or first publication hereof Is
April t. 1948.
Capital Journal April 38, 29. 3U, May
2 2. 4. 5 8 7. 9, 10th.
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE Oral auction bids will be received
fy the Forest Supervisor. New Post Office
Building. Eugene, Oresron. beginning at
2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time. June
10, 194ft, for all the live timber marked
r dealsnated for cutting and all mer
chantable dead timber located on an area
embracing about 32 acres within Section
36. T. 9 S.. R. S K., Section 1. T. 10 S..
R. S E and Section 29. T. 9 8., R. 6 E.,
W.M.. Breltenbush River Watershed. Wil
.amette National Forest. Oregon, estimat
ed to be 850.000 feet B.M., more or 1cm.
3t Douglas-fir, 20.000 feet B.M., mon
or le.w. of western redcedar, ard 50.000
feet B.M.. more or lew, of western hem
lock and other specie of saw timber
Sealed bid accompanied by the required
paymenu received by the Forest Super-s-r
prPr to 3:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard
Time, 'June 10. 1949, will be considered
the equivalent of an oral bid and posted
foi the information of all bidders. No bid
be considered which Is lc&s than 15.00
per M feet for Douglas-fir, $1.00 for west
ern redcedar, and $0.0 for western hem
lock and other species. 12.000.00 to be
applied on the purchase price, refunded,
or retained In part as liquidated da in
ane, according to the conditions of sale,
must accompany each sealed b;rt and mti.it
be shown to be In the poue5ion of oral
bidders a a qualification for auction bid
ding. II an oral bid l declared to be
httih at tne closing of liie a net! in, the
bidder must immediately nuke the re
quired payment and confirm the bid
by submitting It In -truing on a Forest
nd ell bid 1 reserved. Before bid
ubmitted. full information concerning the
timber, the condition of s and the
AubmlMton of bid should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, Eugene, Ore
ion, or the District Ranger, Detroit. Ore--on.
May 10-34
No. st.g-!5
NOT1CR OP APPOINTMENT OP
EXECUTOR
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Ore k on for Marion County
In the matter ol the Estate of C. W.
HOYER. Deceased.
1 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice 1 hereby given that on Ihe IMh
day of April, .1049. the undersigned wa
appointed Executor of the last Will of
C. W. HOYER. deceased.
That Letter Testamentarr have been
laud to ssld En ecu tor.
All persons having claim eiaimt said
Estate will file them with O. W. EM
MONS, Attorney, or with Ihe Executor,
a bv statute provided.
Dated thUl 1th day of May. 199
VERNE B. HOYER,
Excuir
Brv 32
Cottage Drove, Oregon
O. W. EMMONS.
Attornej tor Estate,
1780 Court Street,
Salem, Ore, on My 10 17 34,71..lnne 7
A Salem Lodge No. 4, A F. At
AA.M. Wed., May 11, E. A. de
gree, 7:30 p.m. 11
Multnomah Ch'apter No7 1.
(''j RAM. Regular convocation
Mark and Past Masters. Refrexh
ments. 7:30 pjn. Thursday evenlnx
May 12. 1049. in
VinswortjrTodKe No20l7 A.F
Ky & A.M. Stated Com. Tups., May
10th. 8 p.m. Ill
I.o'o.r official visit ol
Orand Master Mav 1 1
First dfRree. 112'
Pasture Tour Dated
For Next Saturday
Saturday. May 14. Is the Mar
ion County Livestock associa
tion's pasture tour. L. E. Slctto
of Lyons, president of the asso
ciation, is expecting a good turn
out for this annual event.
The tour starts at 10:00 a. m
at Vernon Jette'n farm, one mile
north of Shaw. Shaw la located
between Salem and Aumsville.
J Other stops are at Henry Han-
;ICheck Made on
Berry Damage
Frost damage to strawberries
in Marion county has ranged
from 10 to 90 percent according
to scattered grower estimates
received by County Extension
Agent D. L. Rasmusscn during
the past week.
Growers on the lower eleva
tions bordering Lake Labish
have reported the greatest dam
age. Noticeable damage has been
reported by growers on the val
ley floor including Joe Henny.
Brooks; Ed Zieliniski, Hazel
Green district; and Joe Smith,
Woodburn.
Hill growers generally had
less frost damage than growers
on the valley floor. From reports
received to date, it appears that
the former averaged about 10
percent damage while the aver
age field on the valley floor had
25 to 50 percent injury.
Rasmussen points out that an
accurate summary cannot be
made until the picking season is
under way. Frost injury varied
considerably on adjoining
plants. This fact alone would
make it necessary to sample sev
eral hundred plants per acre so
that a true average could be
taken.
Growers, cannery fieldmcn
and extension workers agree
that the 1949 strawberry crop
will be considerably less than
the above average 1948 crop
"However, there will be straw
berries to pick even though the
crop will be below average,
says Rasmussen.
Grains Firmer
During Tuesday
Chicago. May 10 li Grains
developed a firmer tone toward
the close of today's board of
trade session. The action of
wheat at Minneapolis and Kan
sas City was reflected in addi
tional buying here. The May
wheat contract was inclined to
drag at times, but other wheat
deliveries and corn pushed to
the day's high.
The five day weather fore-
oast, predicting warmer weath
er and little moisture, dried up
offerings in the deferred wheat
contracts.
At the finish wheat was 1 U
to ls higher than yesterday's
finish. May $2.22 a -23. Corn
was !i to 1 cent higher. May
$1.33 . Oats were '4 to Vj
higher. May ee'-i-. Rye was
S2.2914-4. Lard was 8 to 10
cents a hundredweight higher,
May $11.70-72.
Winier Wheat
Cron Forcasf
Washington, May 10 (VP) The
agriculture department today
forecast this year's winter
wheat crop at 1.021,476.000 bu
shels as of May 1.
This is 1,790,000 bushels more
than the 1,019,686,000 forecast
a month ago. It compares also
with last year's crop of 990,098,
000 and with a ten-year (1938
47) average of 726.S53.O0O bu
shels. No forecast was given on
spring wheat. 6ut if this class
ica
size of about 300,000,000 bu
shels, the combined winter and
spring crop would be 1,321,476,
000 bushels.
The largest wheat crop of re
cord was 1,367,186.000 bushels,
grown in 1947. Last year's crop
was 1,288.406.000 bushels and
the ton-year average is 942,
623,000 bushels.
Bridge Engineer's
Body Discovered
Three Snlem brothers boat
ing in the Willamette river Just
north of the bridge late Monday
afternoon found the body of W
A. Kin. 47, superintendent of
construction on the Indepen
dence bridge, who was drowned
the afternoon of April 6. Still
missing is the body of Robert C
Woods who was drowned at the
same time. A. J. Prichard, third
member of a crew stringing a
cable across the river, was res
cued at the time of the accident.
The boys are Kenny, 14. War
ren, 18, and Billy Lottis, 1.1, of
2333 N. River road. The body,
. sighted near their home, was
aught between logs near the
east bank of the river. All three
will share in the $250 award of
fered by Arthur B. Woods, Dal
'ps, hroJner of ihe mi'in" man,
for the discovery of either body
Identification was established
iy Woods and the body taken to
the Walter Smith mortuary In
Independence. Mrs. Frances
Kin, wife of the dead man, is!
in Modesto, Calif., and has been
notified. Funeral services pend
word from her.
sen's of Sublimity; Silver Creek
Falls for lunch, and the Leonard
Hudson farm, two miles east of
Silverton. Last stop of the day
will be at the H. A. Barnes and
Sons, three miles south of Sil
verton.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
ftaleaa l.iveatea Market
i By Valley Packing Company i
Wooled lamO 119 uu to 12100
flying iamb 95 to 85 lbs m 00 to tJS 0D
Spring lambs. 85 to .00 !b. ti2 00 lo t.M 00
Vearllnas. under 120 lbs f.dOO lo lluoi.
Yearlings, over 120 lbs. 113 00 to til 00
Ewes .'M lo I10UU
Cutter rows 110.00 to 115 00
Fat dairv rnwg Tnfl to Mfl ivi
Dairy heifers 15 00 to 11900
Bulls vll 00 to 111 uo
Calves, go.wl H00-450 lh 120 00 to 2S 00
Veal tl0-300 lbs t gofd., 12 00 lo 110 00
l.tt price paid lthin 15c of Port
ind prices for each type. Top, 170-225 .b
Portland EaUlde Market
Canov md Hood Ititer apparatus sold
for 14.00 to 14 'iO a 30. lb pvrannd on tue
Portland KastMde Farmer Wholesale Pro
dure market today.
Willamette valley radi.'hea were 55 to
80 cenu a doren bunches
Green onions brought 50 cents a doi-
en bunches.
Spinach was II. m an orsnie box
'" -
Texas yellow corn sold for
ve-dozen ear sack.
Lemons were til 00 to 112.25
for site 252 to 380.
Uuttrrf at I amative, auejert to Imoit
oiate change t'nmlum quant maslmuit
to I percent acidity delivered in
Portland 6l-64c lb., first quality ii-6-ie'l
second nualliy 57-Oc. Valley routes I
and country points 9e le than first
Butler Wholesale FOR oulk cubes 10 1
rhnli-sle; arade AA. 93 score, 61 -62c.
92 score flO-61'ic; B, B0 score. S8e lb .
69 score, S7c lb. Above price are strict
ly nominal
Cheeie Selltng price to Portland hole
ale Oregon singlet, Ifl'V 460 Oregon I
loaf 41 -50 'in: trtptet leai thai
ilntsle
(To Whuietalerii a grade mrg
3-:3' jc. A in fd turn, Sl-51 'c. grade B,
arce. 47'i--0'.-c.
kges Purchaseo from tai mera Curren
receipts S7'j tlt-ye dot., ouyers l-.ie oe
low wholesale iiuntatinn on gtaded basii
fo test hennery eggt
Portland lalry Market
Butler Price to retailers arade a A
prmi.1 66c: AA cartons 6,c: A prints, I
A carton. 6.c: B prints, 63c.
Egga Prix to retailers A large 1
lc. certified A lane; 56c- A large.
i-jai; AA medium. Mr: (ertlUed A ,
medium. S4c; A mi'dliim, j3c. cartoiu 2c 1
sdditional
Cheese Price to retailers. Portiaon
ore ton slnclea 40' S0'c Oregon loaf.
4i'-a21c; tripleu Pic icu than tin-
Ilea
Foul try-
Live t.niekena - no l quant? ron
plants. No. 1 broilers under 2'j lbs 2728c
frvers 3'j to 3 lo... J-JUc 10.:
era 4 lbs. nd over, 30-31c lb.: fowl.
Leghorns under 4 lbs., 24-2Sc: over 4
lbs. 26-27c; colored fowl, all weight. 11c;
roosters, all welghst. 18-20c.
Kabblta Average to rower rot live
white, fryer whit. 4-i lbs 27-29C lb .
i-6 lb. '6-aic ib, colore 23-JjC old ut
heavy doe. 13-18c artsstO fryers to
outrhers tl We olo r.fjv, ones. 15-1Be
Turkeys iPrlcea quoted re not 10 tne
producer on a dressed weight oaslai -
area m young iawi r ' .
l young hen, nominally 6(c
Uressea luraeyi 1 reiaiicr. uiaar n
young hena 70-71e New fore atyle dree
A grade u.tina iom
Portland Miscellaneoua
t'sarar hark Dry 20e ib. green Te lb
Wool Valley enars and medium grades
4e Ib
Mnhalr 28c Ib. on 12-month growth.
Hides Calves lOe ib , according iu
weli.it Kips lBc lb., beef U- 13c lb . QUlU
I 'j country buyers pay 2c lea
Nut Quotation
Walnuia .vtanquettes tlrit qualit.. um
00. 34 7c, large 12 7c medium. 27 8r, sec
ond quality Jumbos Jo 2c .aige 28 2r
medium. 26 20 Da by 13 ?c f hn first
quality large. 26 7c. medtun. -fl 3e. sec
ond quality large 27 2c menium 24 7
iaby 22 2o
Filberts - Jumtjo. 20e lb targe ise
medium 16c imall. 13c
Quotations above supptieo oy torih
west Nut Grower Quotat.or srt on the
aala of 100-lb sag purchase rob planU
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., May 11 (UP Livestock:
Cattle salable 1 51; reive 25; very hule
done early; few 840-879 lb. stocKer steer
24.00: nothina done BlamiMer steer.
helfera; odd head cutter cow to
18.25: steady; no otner sales; late Mon
day two load top good 1068-1119 lb led
steer 25.7S.
Hoe salable IflO: amerally steady;
itrlr top and bulk 19(1-220 lb. buiclier
30.75: few 267 Ib. 18.75; bulk good nnl
"liolce sow 18 00 lo 17.00: few welshly
ttoarx 9 00; .mall lot good and choice 9.1
;h. feeders 22 00.
Sheep salable 100: few small Io1 wool
ed Iamb offered: no early bid or ssle.s:
aood and choice wooled lamb quotable
23.50 lo 24 50.
Chlratn Livestock
Chlcaao. May 10 Livestock market:
Hoi salable 9.5j0: aeneral market weak
o 25 cents, mostly 15 to 25 cents, lower on
all weight and s.-'W: closing fairly active
after slow at art : bulk aood and choice
180-260 lb butchers 18.25 to I8 60; top
1H.75: mo.it compiuable 270 to 310 lb
17.50 to 18.15; few 3.10 to 40S lbs., 1.:0
to 17.25: ome aood l-i0 to 170 lbs.. 17.25
lo M.35: good and choice aw.. 4)0 lbs.
down, tamely 15.75 to 16.25; 425 to 500 lb.s,
14 75 15.50: heavier sow. 14.50 down
Sheep: Salable 1.000. Market all cln.v;
e. steadv to slron;: rood to choice clip
ped hmtM. 39.25: med;nm to ;ood, 27.00
o 28.00; shorn ewej. 13.00 donn.
Cattle: fill hie 8.000. Cahc 5O0. Mar
ket active; sieer and heifers Mrona 'n
fu'lv 50 cents ill her, cots .vroni to -i
cenu h:ihrr; bull and vealer tulb
teacly; scattered load and !oli cho.ee
.it pern weUhint up to 1350 lbs. 2A 50 tn
28 00; t -p 28.00 for two load Colorado:
bulk medlu.n to low choice steer, 22 50
to 25.75; two load tilnh choice
1100 Ib. fed heifers. 26.50 to 26.75; bulk
ond lo low choice heifers, 24 00 to 25.50.
load of 770 lb, welt his, 25.65; few aood
cow up lo 21 00; common snd medium
rows, 17.50 lo 19 50; canncrs and culler.
1300 to 1775; cutter 15.50 and bet
ter; most medium and tood .nau-'ae bull,
20 50 to 22 00; bulk common to choice
veslers, 20 00 to 26 00, stock cattle atrotia
to SO cent rusher.
rllan1 Grain
Pnriiartd Hay 10 P Wheat future
not quoted.
CaJi train: Oat No. 7. IB-lb white
it 00 Barley No. 3 45-!b B.W. 49.00.
Cash wheat (btdi: Bolt white lexrlud
fni real 3.32; White elub 2 22. western rrI
2 22
Hard red wln'er Ord'nsry 2 22: 10 p-r
cent 2 22; 11 per cent 116 12 per cent
I i.
No hard while heart.
Today's car receipt: Wheat 110: hurley
I. flour 20; corn 4: oat 4. mUlWi 14
m:gal
NOTIfi: OF R(ln SM.l.
NOTICK IU HKRFflY GIVEN thai sealed b.d-. w .1 be received by the underslsned
.int 11 Ihe houi of ( 00 P. U. nn the 31.sl div of May. 1949. and immediately there-
afier publicly opened by the unlin hih
no 6, Marion County. Oreaon. at. the lluhhaid H ih Sc.ioot. Marlon County. Oregon.
s meeting of the union tilth srfiool hiard for an l.sue ot bond of satd school d:s
tr rt In the amount of TWO HtlNliltED AMI rirHITY-SIX THOUSAND tJ88000
DOLLAtJI. sild bond to be dated June
orOr a folio
Ns.
In
for
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tlOM
tliy.O
Jlfino
tlfiofl
noon
I lOfiO
Jin'rt
II 0' 10
limto
unoo
11(100
iinoo
IUQ
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lIOfK)
rioio
t:oor
I to .11 inc. for
II to 4 inc. for
14 to 80 Inc. for
1 to 7.S inc. for
78 to Bfl Ine for
tl i fh inc. for
108 lo 110 Inc. for
III to 1H inc. tor
118 to "9 Inc. for
11 fo 18 Inc. for
188 lo 180 inc. for
181 to m inc. for
108 to 310 Inc.. for
N.
No.
No.
tfi
34(1 In
for
241
ine for
Nv. ?st to 3io mr. for t:oor
hm 211 to 388 Inc. for 11000
bon4s t Bear Interest at the rs'e of not to exre1 al '8',) rer cent per an
num parable rml-annual!y. principal and interest navahle at h ntftce of Ihe Cnuniv
1:etvnurer of Marion Count t. Oreion, tir it Die fUcal earner of Hit tState of Oregon
in N" York C:lr at the op'ton of tlie purrliaeT
Tlte bonds of ssid Issue me urini on and af'-r Jun 1. 11 be subject In call
Mid redemption in numerlral order at ';e ow ion of said d -Ul-t at par value and
accrued :ntersl on said date or upm aev lr 'ere.t - pa j me date tMerealier
FtM Rid m i-t be arrompan:ed hv rertif.ed rnen i0 the amount of ONE THOUaV
A?lf HI 0001 OO 1.1. A KA
Trie anprnvins leial opinion of Wtnfree UeCulloueh 8hilr 4a Sarre be fur
nlsl.ed the surce? .f il bidder
bond at . it be ;
eruee) tnteret, nh ih
all bide.
JCantai Journal. Mar 19, 11 and 14, lt4.
Capital Journal. Salem, Orfton.
Salem Markets
Cewipieie rrm report l tales dei
trt fai tl.e i u Ids net , Capital
Journal Headers. Keie dally).
Retail Fed Prices
: Mah aVIV
Rahbil Vllrl.t 8
Hair eed It 00
roullrv; hi. in once--Grade
rd .tens "lr: grade A Lea ho
e10
hens,
21 'nts Orsde A colored trvers, three
pound ana up. 30c. Orsde A old roosters
1 -enu
le
Kuylng Price Pxtra lane AA. 4Bc:
lane A A 48c: '.arte A. 48c: medium AA.
Sr: medium A. 3 t, pullets. 38-lOc.
Whelesie Prire tea wnoieeaie pricai
l to 1 cents above t nese prices above
generally quoted at 51c; me-
etlerfal
Premium. 63c. No. 1,
No. 2.
r ibuvina prices'.
Butter Wholesale grade A. 66c
.ail lie.
Stocks Decline
Around Point
, an . ,
-CW 1 OTK, May 1U Hi L.3CK
iiHiitstral hnvinff allnwpd the
. . jrt
l v" WK
to around a point today,
The closing bell showed a
thorough mixture of gains and
losses but losses were in a clear
majority. Turnover was at the
rate of only 700,000 shares for
the full session.
One of the most active issues
for a while was American Ice
Common, which ran up around
a point to about 734, a new high
for the year, following news
that the company had asked for
tenders of the stock at a price
not to exceed $9 a share.
Also ahead most of the day
were Republic Steel. Studcbak
er, Firestone, Montgomery
Ward, Northern Pacific and
Transcontinental & Western
Air.
U.S. Steel, on comparatively
large turnover, lost around
point.
Others lower included
Youngstown Sheet, Goodrich
Pacific Western Oil, Twentieth
Century-Fox. American Tele
phone and U.S. Gypsum.
STOCKS
QUOTATIONS
'By th Aaooiated Pre
American Cm
Pow ft U
tm Tel
rai
.140i
. 21
naronda
Bend's ArlaMon ...
Beth Steel ....
loetnt 4lrn ana ...
:lif Packlm ...
-Tansdlan Pacifi ..,
Caterpillar
Chrvslei . ....
"omwltri Sou ...
33 s,
"?nn 7uite ...
""m'inenai '"an ..
"'own .eiiroach
Titrtlv lVriarit
Oouvla 4 rcraft ..
ruront 1e Nem ...
rvnc ra. Prer'na ..,
leneral emds ...
Heneral t'nt ....
'loorivemt Tirt
'nt Harves'er
ni Paper ,
'ennecott
Ilbbf McN A I ..,
' one Be tl A"
Montanmeri IVirrl
'lash feivinatoi
Hl Dairy
IT Central
Northern selfie ...
ae Am e" sh .. ..
"ae nas w fie ....
aa Tel A !
enney J O
Xadlo Corp ... ,
latomer ,.
Wayonler Ptd
StTnnlrt eiat .,,
S'ehfte'd
liTeway Stores ,.,
r Rnebiirk ,,,,
leathern Parlfh ...
ittadird Oil Ca ...
Matfehskei Cr' ,,,
lwashlne Minim .,,
Trans. Her ei ,,,,
Taien ''ac.ifle ....
'N ew Oil C
'lalted t'.r'.ne
"I ttM ....
farmer re Pie ,,,
raiwetn
3J'
There are estimated lo be 1,
000 machines in the U. S. that
-ell aspirin.
DEATHS
Malthew Lee
Mallhew Lee, In this eMv, May 7. I
re ate of 18 years. Survived by
hrothfr, Joe Lee nf Kndir-ntl, N.V. An
il mt n re men I nf services later by Howell.
Kdwards dispel.
fuin Tunaale
Jinn Tunis' e, lale resident of 1785
-.ut ti 13th street, al a local hospital
.May 5. at the age of II years. Iturvlved
v parent. Mr. and Mrs. A O. Tunaai
-jalem. brothers, Donsld Tung at of
Minneapolis Minn.. Klciiard Tunaata of
.'talrm; autri, Mrs B O. Kelso ol i
-m. frs. 8. A Romano of llobnken.
J M1j Colleen runaate. Mis Jean T
:ii'e. M H'rnadeltr Tim' and Mlw
)arl Hri'i 'iuninte of Hnlem and srand-
noitier Wr.i l.finre Tunsate of Haiti
Jrcck. M.cli. Munber ot B Joseph" Cath
i'.ic riuirrii Itecltatlon of the rosary for
i;n!or G.rU wa held Monday, May I,
ij:(;al
'd.ool boa id of Union tilth Bchool nisirlct
i. iBlft and to maiurs serially in numerical
'tr. r
maturing
maturing
matur.na
matur.ns
mat urlna
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
June 1,
J'ine I,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June t,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
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MM
mi
MSS
lass
I9n?
IBM
lS
190
IBM
1983
108
1984
198
1388
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nivrwiH
(tl't. 000 1
(tn.oooi
nn.oooi
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'tnoooi
'tii nooi
!t ..Oli
mniurine
maturing
maturing
n !t ..0Wi maturing J'ine 1,
1987
ean Mlvono maturlne J'ine I, 1181
I'd to tlie hlhej"t bidder Tor no lew than par M nad ae
un;on h'ih vhool boird reaetung lh r.mt to reject anr and
. ' robfih tftrrr.
FOBPRT OOK17,, Clerfc of tnlon H ah
cVhooi Tiw rin No. t, Marlon Crunt,
Orenn,
Addrea Po ie 1, Bui M, Woodburn,
Tuesday, May 10, 1919 VJ
710 p.m. tn the Howell-Edwards chapel.
Recitation of rnery Tuesday, May 10 al
8 p.m. m tne Hoelt-Edward cnapel. Re
quiem mass will be held Wedne&day. Mar
11 at Bt. Jn.iepa's church at II a.m. Ia
.ermenl in City View cemetery.
Joeph L. Frange
Joseph L. Prange, late resident of 1948
Maple avenue, near Stayton. May 7 at the
ae of 63 years. Survived bv widow, f!cr
iha Pragne, Salem; sons, Ciarenre. Rob
ert and Conrad, ell of Salem, and l-e
Pranfte, Ban Francisco: brothers, the Rev,
France lJr,me, lacoma, ine nev jfim
Prange. Spokane, end ueorge rraugv.
Portland: inters, Suter M. Bonltare
Prange. Roy, Ore., end Mr. Mary Srhott,
gpokane, and six grandchildren. Memor-
lal service win oe neia mhj i
in the Howell-Edwards chapel uder the
u pices of Knights of t-oiumo. kcci
lion of wary w ll be held Wednesday
May It at 6 p.m. in the Howell-Edward
chapel. Sole nn requiem h.sh mass lU
be held at St. Vincent de Paul's ehurro
Thurdy. Ms 1?. at 10 a.m. iniermrna
at Belc rest Memorial park.
Baby Boy Clciter
Babv Boy Cleiter. Infant in of M
and Mrs. Charles A. Cleater. Jr., of De.
troit, Ore., at a local hospital, May a,
Also survived by a sister, Bonlta Clestrt
of Delrolt; and grandparents, Mr. ant,
Mrs. Andrew Lal sell of Dallas and Mn,
Charles CleMer, Sr.. of Detroit, Ore. PrU
vste service were held Tue.dsy. May 10,
under the direction of the Howell-Edwards)
ipel
OBITUARY
Oarrel Shellen
Stayton Funeral aervices for Darrel
She'uon. 3 who died Friday at a Euaen
huspliAl. were held from t!ie Weldle fu
neral home Mont!.iv atternoon. He w
born at Scio Nov. 12. 1913. wtih the fam
r.y movina tv re shortly aftfrwird. ha
married Alma Tonkins. Brownsville. Apr,
13 1936. and lived at Euaene ihe la' five,
year. B.iKleji liu widow he 1 survived
ty two daunhte's. Carol L:nn and Betty
Vnn Sieltnn; hU p.irrnt.-i, Mr. and Mm,
Floyd S'Wton. all ol Snyton; brat -t-r.-.
; rl, Likevlewi R'x and Rnnald. both
of 83lem: Lvle. Biaylon: Maurice, Cot
tste Grove, and a bter, Mrs. Betty Sst
ley, Stayton.
Rene Marie Fran II
Ocrai.t i-'uneral ttxcn f-r Mr. Ro
Mnrie Pra n 1 crtf he Id from Sa c red
Heart church. OervaLs. Saturday morn
,ni 31 9 o'clock with l;ie Rev. Father
Martin Dotierty off ;ciat!rta. Burial as in
3acred Heart cemetery. Bearers were
coiiMns: Cletua Eittler of Mt. AnKel, Ly
inan Eiler. Csrl Prantl. and Prank Adel
man all or Oerval. Joeph Aicler and
.'Urence Schindler of Woodburn. Rose
Marie Bitiler waji born in Germany on
Dec 11. 1311. and came with her par-i-nt
to t'.e UnUed States at aae on
and a half yen--. Surviving are her hua
band, Albert Prantl; four children, Lou
ann. II years; Richard, 8: Leroy. 5; and
Lawrence, 5 month; and parent. Mr,
ar.d Mrs. Otto Bittler. alt of Oervai.
The Unaer luneral home. Mt. Aniel, ill
Id charge of arrangements.
William Walter Dawaon
Dallas Funeral service for William
Walter Dawson. 68, of Monmouth Rt. 2
'Pedeel who died at the Bartell hospital
Saturday nfiht. will be held from tne
Henkle and Bollmaa funeral home at a
o'clock WedneAday with burial In the
lOOP cemetery here. He wa a retired,
loiser and wa barn at Nashville, Tenn.
Feb. 5. 1880. He married Mary Mlnervw
Bedwell at Monmouth, Dec. 24. 1900, who
died in 1936. He lived In Monmouth from
1897 to 19W when he moved to Da lis
and in 1918 he moved to Pedee where ho
made hi home. Surviving are two dauth
ters. Mr. Ruth Cleo Trueax and Mr.
Melba France Barnett. both of Lona
vtew. Wash, and a sister, Mr. H. J.
Amelung. Granite City. 111.
Asthma Mucus
Don't let couRhiiiff, nneezing, chokinff,
recurring attack of Bronchial Asthma,
ruin aleep anil enerpv (mother day with
out trying MKNDAt'O. This great In
terna! medicine work thru the blood,
thua reaching the bronchia) tubea and
lungs. l;sual)y start helping nitur
immediately to remove; thick, aticky
muctia. thus alleviating coughing and
promoting freer breathing and more ro
freahlng eleep. (let MHNDACt frnn
yniir druggist today. Quick aatliifnrtton
or money oacr guaranteea.
Now She Shops
"Cash and Carry
Without Painful Backache
When disorderof kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, II
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pa in a,
leg paina. Ions of pep and energy, getting up
night, swelling, pufnncss under the eyes,
headaches and diEzines. Frequent or scanty
paasages with smarting and burning aome.
time nhowa there is something wrong wita
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
! rills, a stimulnnt diuretic, used successfully
1 by million for over BO year. Doan's givs
I happy relief and will help the. 16 mile nf
I kidney tube flueh out poisonous waste front
your blood. Uet Doaa a i'uia.
Druggists' Prescription
For Relief of Itch
When voui skin is irritated
with pimples, red blotches and
ijt her skin blemishes from e
icrnal causes you're crazy with
tching torture, t r y Samtnne
Ointment itch inn stops prompt
ly Smarting disappears imme
diately hanilone Ointment is
ilso wonderful for itching feet,
tracks between toes and Ath
ute s foot
l or Sale at
Willett's Capital Drug Store
Mate at Liberty Phone 3-3118
' KEEPS REGULAR '
Without Harsh Laxatives
"As long as I can remember, I was)
irregular. Then I began eatinj
KEUJMHVS ALL-HKAN daily.
Haven t taken a lax
ative; ninccl" Mrs.
J). V. Pou fra, ut:o
Arcadia Ave., San
(labricl, Cai'.This is
one of hundreds of
unsoliritfd letters
from ALL-R RA N
users. ALUBKAN
may holo you too if constitMtx
du! to lack of bulk in the diet! Knt
an ounce daily, drink plenty of water.
If not satisfied tftpr 10 days, noni
the empty carton to Kellogg' s, Hattlt)
Creek, Mich, (iet DOUBLE YOUH
MONEY BACK! Buy today.
Use Organic
Fertilizer
The Right Way to
Rebuild Soil
Free of Weed Seeds
Odorless
,A.K, $5.00
Bulk 1 ton $1000
2 tons 17.50
Free rlrlivery anywhere In
Salem Area
Phone 3-8127
After 1PM Phone 24.197
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