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Markets' Farm ! 3T PAGE TWELVE The OREGON STATESJJAN. Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning, September 3. 1S43 Ht- i tt" Salcxn Market Quotations TtaTrices below supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicative of tn daily narkct price paid to frowtr toy Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by Tb Statesman: . Lettuce, dos. .? v Cauliflower, crate J.ts Corn. doz. ears S . Avocado, crate , - Crook neck squash, crate Italian squash, 90 lbs. s.oo jas AO .70 JO 02 cucumbers, oox. - Green onions, lo. bun. Turnips, do. bun. - , Cabbage Swiss chard, half doc. bunches JO Tomatoes, if lb mg ; Endive, doz. bun. i -0; Radishes, doz. bun. I .JO Cantaloupe, crate ,., , 4.00 Carrots, doz. bun. JO -,1..-m v m Him 1.10 Parsnips, lb : . Savoy cabbage, lb. New rutebxa a. lb. WtUrmeloi-r. lb Peppers green, b. -OSli .es .07 .17 Green beans, id. Green wax beam, lb. BUTTER, EGGS AND P0CI.TEY Andreses a Buying Price Subject change wltheat notice) BUTTESF AT -. . - Premium ,' L J4 No. 1 ---: No. S ; BUTTER PRINTS "A , .48 V .i 47 M .44 .44 a o -.30 .21 30 B Quarters EGGS Extra large Medium . Standards . Pullets . . Cracks ' POULTRY Colored frys up to 2V4 lbs. ! Colored frys over 2li lbs. ' Colored -hens White Leghorn frys White Leghorn hens Marion Creamery's Buying Prices (Subject, to chance wit-oat notice) EGGS . 1, .Large A 48 Medium .44 Pullets ; J6 POULTRY All hens - t ' 3a All springs Roosters or stags 30 Above prices for prime stock, under r grades according o value. LIVESTOCK : ' Buying prices for No. on conditions and slaes Shorn' lambs 1 stock, based reported. 7.00 to - 00 Spring lambs 11.00 HogsV top. 160223 lbs. Sows ' , , . , Top- veal , , Dairy type cows Beef type cows Bulls ; Heifers Dreseed veal - , 3.00 to 5 00 14.75 10.00 to 11.00 12.00 to 12.50 . 5.00 to 50 - 7.00 to 8J50 7.00 to 8.30 8.50 to 10.50 Jl ; Stocks and Bonds (-: i ' September 3 STOCK AVERAGES 30 Indus IS Rails 24.0 24.7 24.4 24 2 17.0 27.4 1S.3 IS OS Utii Stks 3S3 49.S 35.4 49.8 34J 49.4 34.8 49J 23.8 36.8 3S.8 53 3 27.1 41.7 ' Thursday 69 .6 Previous day 60S Week ago 09.2- JMonth ago 69 Tear ago - , 53.1 1943 high 74.0 1943 low 603 BOND AVERAGES 30 ..Rails. 10 Indus 105.8 105.6 105.7 , 105.6 103.6 105.7 103J 18 Util 105.2 105.2 105.0 104J 90.3 105.2 98.0 18 Fogn 61 J 61 J 61.7 61.4 49J 62.7 53J Thursday 7S.8 Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago 1943 high 1943 low . .765 -76.1 783 .633 -78.7 -84 6 Crossword m x r r Y4 I8 r l' N 1ZII" w 8 , 19 acT ""T "ttr " Zi . "" 2A y "oT" 2b 77 TT" - - r, 2i 2& w 1 I I I W 1 I- l -l HORIZONTAL J New Georgia base - . 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C.Wkit is the given name ot the statesman who said "Give, rse liberty or give me death" f Saturdays' Radio KSL8S S ATVRDA 1390 Ke. - 70 News. 75 Rise n Shin. 7 -JO News. - - . . t AS Morning Mooda. 8 DO Cherry City News, 8:10 Eaton Boya. 8:30 Tango Time. v 9 DO Pastor's CalL - -.15 Music 9 JO Popular Musm. 10:00 Newsy 105 Jaa ' Eeeney. 1020 Gene Krupa- -11.-00 News. 11 5 Campus Tresnmen. 11 30 Hits of yesteryear. ' UM Orgaaar.tMA ; KALE MBS ATURDAT-1330 Ks. 8:45 At the Console." , . 70 News 7:15 Texas Rangers. ,-i r 7 JO Memory Timekeeper. - a -SfiO Haves, of Rest. 8-30 News. - :45 OWt Sonaa 9:15 The Woman Side of the N 930 Music - :43-Marketing. 10:004-News 10:lS-i-Stars of Today. 10 (0 This and That '.. 11:00 Journal Juniors. 11:30 Concert Gems. 12.-00 News KEXBN SATURDAY 1188 Ke. v 64)0 Musical Clock. . 7 AO Mirandy of Persimmon Holler. . T:15 Music 7 JO News. 7 -45 Andrini Continentals.: SAO Breakfast Club 9-00 Christian dcience Program. 9:15 Music. 9:30 Breakfast at Sardt'e. 10:15 National farm and Homo, 10:49 Music. ; 11:00 Music Quotations at Portland Produce rrnrn.ANrD. Ore- Sent. S AP Butter AA grade prints w; csnom 47Uc. A crade nrints 46 Vc: cartons 47c;. B grade prints 46c; cartons 46c H9. . , i r ' v.- Butterfat First Quality, maximum of 6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at Portland 52-5Z;c ID.; premium quauxy maximum of JU of 1 per cent acid ity 53-53'ic . lb.: valley route and country points 2c less than first or 50-50',ic second quality at Portland 2c under first or so-ao,hc in. Cheese Selling price to Portland retailers: Oreeon triplets 29c lb.: loaf 29c ub.; triplets to wholesalers zvc lb.: max ivh. Estss Prices to retailers, tn cases A grade, large 54c; A medium 60c, A small 46c doz.-.. --: Ecas Price to producers: A large 50c; B; large 48c; A medium 46c doc. Live ' poultry Buying prices: mo. 1 sxwie Leghorn broilers up to 2'i lbs. 30c: colored fryers under 2 to 4 lbs. ; 29c: colored r roasters over 4 lbs. 21: Leghorn hens under tV lbs. 25ac; over i's lbs. 25,ic; colored hens 4 to 3 lbs 25'ic; over 9 lbs. Vzc; old roosters 2X',ic; stags 21c lb. Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave rage country killed to retailers 44c lb.; live price to producers 24c lb. Onions Green 35-40C doz. bunches; Yakima 2 J5 50rlb. bag. Potatoes New Yakima Gems No. L 2 JO-3 00: local 2 JO cental. . Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers. 120-140 lbs. 19c; vealers, AA 21c; A 21,aC; B 19aC: C 17C; culls lS'ac; canner-cutter cows 14Vc lb.; bulls, canner-cutters 144c; lambs. AA zoc; A 34 "ic; b 'ic; ewes. FS 13'ic: medium lzc: K 10ic: beef. aa zic: a zo'mc; b ia; c lsc woot (government control. . Cascsra bark Dry 20c lb. Mohair 1942, ' 12-month, 45c lb. , Hops Nominal. Seed stock 1942 crop 8-3 7 Exist S. Radicals 9 Pronoun 10. Weights inspect i- " lfvSubject to hlgti be: 13vSmail rock 16. Ness ; f 10. Heap 22. From ' '. 24. rVaaf Roman emperor vr; noted for his cruelty? . 28 Journeyer 30. Integer J J What vast plains lie in ' Russia and Siberia 1 33 Russian ruler . l 3. Protection 37 Male name r 39 .Chair -- lr-: rr-':V. 41. Species of lyric poems 4Z suicner 44 Article 43 Waterless " ' 50. Roll . .. 54 Nirht before m. holidav 55 Hebrew higli priest 98. Eenotd 00 Chinese measure Answer to yesterday's puzzle. mm Aterags tlate at sets ties i tVA saiaeus. D iat. -by EUng Features Sjrkdicata. Inc. OGiE igE 5 stA BtQlk . -SIC AINTTfr R PA N ,1V 3 PSLR. ' " Tlg'vrilfAlC' S A T R TJUfflTV tJlJAs o diZlE5E! ... P In of ie f Nia C 0 Uv A kTT" N D TTvIA HAD jiS-t A5"L" - - : - ft '.I . Programs 11 30 Tommy Tucker. 12 AO Mimic. . KOIN CBS SATURDAT 958 Ke, .f-'j00 Northwest .Farm- Reporter. 6:18 Breakfast Bulletin, -- 0 JO Texas Rangers. - 8:45 KOIN -Clock. ' 7 J5 News. T JO Dick Joy. News. 8.-00 Consumer News. ' - 8 15 News. rs eJO Fashions for Rations. . 9.-00 Theatre of Today.. 8 JO Roman tie Cycle. . 10 JO Country Journal. . 10 JO Let's Pretend. v 10 J5 Melody Tlmo llJb 1 Sustain-jho v71ngs. 1 1 JO Tillamook Runs. v ' 13-00 News KGTf NBC SATCKDAt-428 KC, - 4 JO Dawn Patrol. . 8 JO Every thmg Goes. ijo Mews raraoe- ...... ' 7:15 New. v - - 7:3 Babe Ruth tn Person. THS-Sam Bayea. 8 JO Or fan ; Concert. 1:15 James Abbe Covert the Mews. 1:30 Rose Room. 1:45 Vegetables for Victory. . 9 JO Musie - Room. - - 9:15 Consumer's Time. S JO Music. ' i ' - 10JO Uncle Sam. . 10 JO All Out for Victory. - 10:45 War Telescope. 11J0 Stars of Vromorrow. 12 JO VS Air force Band. : KOAC SATURDAY 850 KC . 10 JO News 10:15 Homemaker's Hour. i 11 JO Music of the Masters. ;-12-00 News ' ' ; '''- : Portland 1.40 lb.; seedless - 1J0-1J0 lb.; con. tract seedless 70c; seed 85e lb. - Hay Wholesale prices nominal Alfalfa No 3 or better 33.00: No. 1 Montana timothy ' 33.00; ; No. 1 grass hay 32.00; oat-vetch 25.00-30.00 ton, valley points;- timothy, (valley) 23 JO ton; clover 23.00-28 00. Portland Grain - PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 3 (AP) No futures quoted Cash grain: No quotes. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white lJ6; soft white excluding Rex 1.40; white club 1.43: western red 1.42. . Hard red winter: Ordinary 1J1; 18 per cent 1J2; 11 per cent 1J3',; 12 per cent lJ3s. Hard white Bart: 10 per eent 1.40,4; 11 per cent 1.41i; 12 per cent 1.42 Today's ear receipts: Wheat 34. bar ley. 24." flour 6, corn S, bay 2, mill- feed 6. . L ' - ' East Side Market! PORTLAND, Ore Sept. 3 (AP) The peach market showed signs of sagging today as buyers were- reluc tant to take large offerings in the face of an Influx of offerings from Yaxima ana the usual Labor day can' ning slack. . - The Dalles peaches sold from S3 to S3 J5 a bushel generally and most ot the local stock went at 83.23 with some as high as 84. Pears were more plentiful with the price around 82 to S2.25 a bushel for locals while The Dalles and Hood River stocks sold to $2.79. Other prices on the East Side Farm' ers market: ' -' Apples Gravensteins 2.00-2 JO; Red Gravensteins - z JO box. Cabbase Roud type l-B-l JO crate. Beans Green 5-6c lb.; yellow 6-7e in.; uregon uiants se u.; norse soc lug: umas 2.00 lug. Cantaloupes DilUrd 3JS-3J0; The Dalles standards 3.00-3.25 crate; Spears 3.25-3.50; Yakimas 2 JO crate. Cauliflower (broccoli) No. 1, 2,29- 2.50; ordinary 2.25; No. 2, 1 JO crate. Corn Northwest 1.25-1.50. crate. Root vegetables Turnips 1.00; beets jmuc aoz. ouncnes; carrota 40-4-c dox. bunches. . Lettuce No. : 1. 1 J9-1J0; others Z--X50 f . i, . Peas Local 2.50; coast 4.23-4.50 box; No.' 2, 2J5 box. ' Peachea Elbertas Hales 1.85 2J5 box. 4.00-4.50 bushel; Muir 2J5 box, . bushels 4J0. Peppers No. 1, 1.00-1.25 box. Spinach Local 1.79-2.00 orange box. Radishes No. 1 spring, red 50c doz. bunches . Rhubarb Field 1.00 box. Onions Green 40c doz. bunches. Strawberries Rockhill 3J5-3J0 crate. - - Potatoes No. 1-2. 125 orange box. Tomatoes Mid-Columbia OOc-lJO box; local 75c-1.00 box. Portland Livestock PORTLAND- c-n. tim (USDA Cattle: Salable and total 100; calves 25; week's liberal supplies now well elenMl nn- i-. ,vw .i - UMB.V. , J active, steady; few grass steers 10.00 133Sz cutter ditwniviHi - m i n. ' stock en 10.00-11 00; beef heifers' 9 00- canner ana cutter cows mostly 4.00-8.00; odd head down to 3.50 and below: . nuMiiiim K mu d ai ui. odd good cows to 11.25; canner and cutter bulls 7.00-8.50; : good . choice vealers 12JO-I3.00. - f Hogs: Salable 250, total 400; market mostly steady to weak; few sales 25 ujiCTi guuu-cnoice lnu-zvu ids. large- ! 15 00: few ullin Inlm Htui. un. 260 ibs. 14 JO: good sows mostly 12.00; 12 J5; good-choice 93 lb. feeder pigs 16.00, choice lightweights quoted " " - v-,-,v .vwe, w, aiaeaa ars Umba 11.75-12.00; medium-good grades 10J0-11.2S: common down to 9 00; good ewes 4 JO; common 2.00-50. DR5L CHAN T.4ti Dr.Y.TJLanyNja. Or.G.CbasJ443 CHINESE HerbsiisU 241 North Liberty P,,Ir Portland General Electric Co. O.'flte open Saturday only 10 a m to 1 p m .; 8 to 7 pjjn Con sultatioa. Blood pressure and urine Snce nTn oW,-L Pruc1 UilHTED! cnunijins ' t AND E55S HIGHEST CASH - PRICES- - riy s Lziry Falrrrontds ttd. at Cood Then, S7S3 fc..-.... ...... . f .. 1 Break in. Rye Affects Grains Trading Quiet After i Turnover of . Session - By; WIIXXAM FERRIS ! CHICAGO, Sept. 2-yp-A break of about 2 cents in Septem ber rye toward -the closer today unsettled , all , other grains , and prices generally finished 'lower. 4 Are 1 on Faced by an , If you are. State Finance Co. wilt help you. We have helped hundreds of people who found themselves confronted with ' .financial emergencies for which they weren't prepared. Came' in and get a State Finance Co. loan to help get yourself back : on your feet. Bepaymeat Schedule te Fit Four Income .. STATE FmAlICE CO. 212-222 Guardian Bldg, Corner Liberty and State ' Telephone S168 We are always la the market Mortgagaa and Censraeta, aterebandiie Dbcmat Paper IMAX.-rrs rtm I American 1 phottostat this. V LET kAE M. 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VrfV NDU DCPHf lA-JrVrVMS OATS fTf 1 tTT'i" ' " A ' . togoocMM xrrfjr-r-r-c I Aj?8RtfJ nco mit vvC mead rtC I i -i S2&rm0B jgl HTt 2 j -MKY MOUSE " " j lSrL:.H ' OrJE AM GTT I rSOOklEB Ricn uni 1 1 rot ikjn xwit nvu h 1 113 i i ctau rr 5S'J biro. i k T T rf x5Zz?Es Tx) rrr friemo j TRIMBLE THEATRE f UONKT .IENMV 1 TU1KIW vrx Ski -sr inr-urAr4 J HtLP Me WASH ALL THE DISHES-rHEBfTS TWO HUNDDFO AH - - TITS LONE RAirGO ' ff tJTe 11 1 lvr - .t A..wii:lwi CJ, Ll EI6HTDI5HES FROM BREAKPAST A10NH BUt-. . ar ar ' - . - . - m a. - w- ill B -aaasBSBBBsa, sanawasasB-sj auyavrv STi -asa--a a a -ar a a7 a - . s- ijttix ANwis RoorrET f ' . IRWrTVfmTO KUCTV0U,EUTy3J 1 f t AW TK WHOLE Tb-BUT 1 VStt.lJ rfVt 60T tMOUOK WOBK FOB j fw trTTEIJArLM MfttMFI- VKXUm FI6KT FAIB Alb m ' THIM3t, fjQrl YOU f CtfPfJZAlc. I DOTH Of YOU COME AjfjhG. ) KKTlALrWfEW A Jk cOMSiriA- (77-i.6a5T0 6ETAJ0a WITH COT WHAT YOU J iAP TW HWc - if- T-m-q ' VOX JO MV At fM OAD TO---- Lr7: , r vif vy h rs . 'i f Npi"-r Fcim LI Trading' was quiet in . contrast with yesterdays.'when turnover, in .the rye pit expanded to the gee-' ond largest total on record. 4- Trade reports that - rye . being delivered on September , contracts apparently was not being taken as jeagerly as in previous, delivery months touched off the ' selling. Shipping it 1 e s of 3000 bushels were reported. This was not large, but indicated there was some Me mand for the grain. . At the close wheat was V"Vk lower,-September $1.43tt, Decem ber $1.47-1.47 V4 oats were down I September 73-4,5 nd 1 Unexpected Expense.' - Lie. 8-216 M-222 te bev for CASH Estate Notes. . MYG00ONESS' TUATS AM I AWFUltOT OP DISHES- TT" - i - r'1 Can Be - JUyiJ - iu) " Bprajia-cr 7-1 -J l - f rye was . H-l Ti Jower, September . Wheat was , also unsettled on news from Puerto Rico that the Sugar Producers association had asked : Its Washington representa tives to negotiate for the sale of 88,000,000 gallons of surplus mo lasses la the island. If it were possible: to get the molasses Into this country, about which there is some doubt, it would be used In the production of industrial si cohol in place of grains. Supporting the tnarket were trade advices of continued de terioration in - the . corn . crop . la some sections of the country." , Auctions AUCTION SALE IB Reg. Guernsey - Cows Ac Heifers. Milking machine St milk cooler. TUtS- SIPT. 1. 130 PH. . : 154 mi. C. Middle Grove school. J. W. HYXTT. Livestock and Poultry: x ATTENTION I It Will remove deld & worthless stock tn a moment's notice I SALEM FER TILIZER St BY PRODUCTS Pb 8000 Collect. (No other Phono.) - t " fTHHTSTTE . Mew ; HsmrmVvir- raill.ti 8 1 a tuf : a W-lr R1ww- tamtmA high producers. Mrs. George Welty! rii. - -ua. - . . box 4 J. staiem. 4k mi ww ' T II. a-t o j rt a Palomino mar for sale. 1310 S. 13th. HTLLBe GLAD TO SEE...MEY f rw ucee' I TRIED TO ADO UP HOW MANY 0ISHES I HAVE TO WASH IN A" YEAR -BUT I WAS TOO OLHUR nul Ot MIUIONd AN MIULIONS- Used Either for Garden fcr Fire Extkiffnisher- Livestock and Poultry- WHITE Leghorn fryers, 2-3 lbs. 35c lb. Order day ahead. Phono x-siaa. rOH SALE: Spotted Poland China weaner pigs At giita. Near Greenwood school, north of Independence. How- srd D, fitandley. rOR SALE: SO -heed- good Romney grade eweoi to I yrs. old at S10.&) each. Write 2270 Center 8 1 Salem. or call 8241. , - . Help Wanted PEACH PICKERS. Transportation fur. No on under is need apply -WILLIAM -Mm THACXEX Will start picking 1st hops Sept. 1st. 4 not. w. of Salem. Top wages paid. Ph. 21331. ' HOP PICKERS wanted. Illihe Hop Ranch 4 miles . East of Salem, near Auburn School. Easy driving from Sa lem. 'Picking 'nmmcnctf September first. Good - crop fbom Steve van Houun, s- eai.' - WANTED: Anyone who take car ot lawns to call at 1M Nebraska St. We have no laws mower ot pur own. WANTED: Automotive accountant or bookkeeper capable of taking charge of office. Out of town businesB. Re plies 'treated as confidential. Give brief outline-of experience and wages expected, sox 2798 statesman. , , PA VINO CREW - laborers- for work in Salem.; Apply Room 202 State Po lice uiag., across road . from nenlten- ary. Experienced Grocery - clerk. Stead- work Good wages. Statesman Box 2757 j I DlSHWASHtHS far Wlllinot Unisi Apply, at Lausann HaU or Ph. th fHOTcrs RrroocHeu THrS 0XTVAJNT VsViATHst EEMS TO SC. t BUTIT OOMT MAKE ANY OFFEAENcE, tAUSE THERE'S MILL IONS OF FOLKS TO WASH EM- SO I GUESS AS ION6 AS FOLKS LIKE TO FAT SOMEBOOYS JUST GOTTA : s WASH- DISHES- W BT Help Wanted 1 ,j Hop Piclcers H0BEUTS HOP YARD Transportation facilities leaving each monuftf commencing Wednesday, SepL Ist as follows: At 8 AJM and at 8 AM. fronv Capitols bonesteel Garag Hollywood Theater -Highland School , Larmer Warehouse Commercial and Center . Ladd A Bush Bank Miller and 8. Commercial Capitol and D Capitol and Garden Road Garden Road and 21st ' ' i D and 21t ' i- ' D-and I7th - . i 17th and Center - 21st and Center : ' j ., 24th and SUt . Epptey's Store 12th and Stat , rerry and Cottag . Fmr and CotUf r Lee and Turner Road ' 12th and Mission e High and Mission . Leslie School . , i Commercial- and .Hoyt . .1 ' -' Jefferson Hwy. a Hansen Are. Salem Heirhts School ' ! I Tard 4 miles out on South River Ro. For further Information Ph. 8023. Hop Pickers Wanted - 8 miles S.W. of Salem, (Brown's -Island). Picking starts Aug. 20 on early clusters. Clean camping cabins, elec tric lights, running water, wood fur nished. Pickers using their own car to drive to work should contact m In advance and register - pickers they carry.' See' truck schedule for daily transportation in next Sunday's paper. E. A. Miiier, 212 Guardian Bldg. Ofiic Tel. 8188. Res. 8880. , HOP PICKERS WANTED 1200. Pickers and day men. U0 acres Early and Late nopa. Picking com mences August 23rd in the Early hops and continues without any lay off in tn Late hope, thereby making long season Bumper crop. Invite inspec tion. Clean, newly painted cabins fur nished free to pickers and day help. Pre wood,' electric lights and good water. Grocery,, butcher shop and res taurant in camp Camp will open on. August 20th. Register Immediately fee reservations. c. a Mclaughlin hop ranch 1 2 miles North of Independence. Ore gon. Man: Kout l. Phone: 27F2, WMV NOBLE, Superintendent. and nurses aides. Good wages. Oregon State -Tuberculosis Hospital. . ; B. F SHEPARD yard on Rt. 8 win start picking late hops Sept. 8. Ph. z-uia. . i. i - . . J ' HOT VVmKivTiSt' ' 2S0 Acres Cboic River Bottom Hops 8 miles sw ot Salem. 3 weeks of fin picking beginning Septem ber 1 Good camp ground. Fine cabins. Or free transportation to and from yard Register at our office. 147 North Commercial Street, or writ John J. Roberts As Co., Salem. Oregon. Ph. 8&2S Help Wanted -Male Workers now employed In war oro- ductlon should not apply and will not beconsidered for employment by em ployers advertising n this section. MAN mechanieallv inrllruwl tn lee and install hntiM. Good salary with splendid opportunity for advancement in a larva n.tlnn. ally known company classified ss es I aential' industr t th. ur- rnrt (Position will be steady now .and after I we war. ajcperience not necessary. Salary paid while training. Write Aoaressograpn sales Agency n 1117 S. W. Washington Street j Portland Oregon BOYS, mvm M in 1! m w e. man routes near your home. Be ready to Start Sent. 1. All amtllranta mini K I accompanied by parents or hsve written statement from parents. Earn 1 11.00 each mornine Sinn a A i. , supervised labor platoon especially for Statesman rirrian will atart I Sept. 1. Carry route and work with labor platoon. 4 hours each dayj Earn good money. Apply at Statesman office at once. .---, - ' -.-, MAN wanted in feed milL North. weat Poultry. 1505 N. Front. . MAN for steady emnlovm-nt s-itt. Market. - . . ".: MAN -and Wife to mimn mit... and supervise boys activities. Salary plus room, board and laundry. Oregon Stat Training School. Woodburn. Ore. jntroinic. iop wages, your ww.. wv-a. w auicwiwr ni w.naiem la sweitf mai. .iv-. -w-i-m morning. 75c per hour. Hayes Lablah Parma. Brooks. ' work. Steady .employment. Thos. Kay - TIRE SERVICEMAN - , . ' llftS S. Com! st Phone 8138 Help Wamtcd-FcraaIr No night -or Sunday work. LADY ior hniwuwk is. -., . . in family. PhJ iSSbV ' , , WAITIIKjl Ma es.. i , . I work. Court St. Dairy Lunch.' 247 Court if ii-iaLi aa si arkiuaawB -!- PeTp,?-l- Murt -- operate calcu- nent Boa , 2760. Stateimin. " "' V MHt, AatV . Iieaa- fnrbA af -. -Bl 'GIRL to work . .7 " wee, riours T- to 430 Hour of f to rest. Apply momines- Ktt -vi . KK r - Stand.; . -"wn BUS Ticket el-a i . rator. Hotel Senator. v HAVE OPENrrwr: ' '. "7" rearea with T.X-T.k, wi ' ;- vniy per- lL ed. Bright Spot Cafe. 360 Center rRKst lneinrU a. , . retouchin. coloring, finishing: Good DaV while Inarnlnv m.Knn' i-O Stat. - - i GIRL or woman fn. V. ... I 2rfLn'at.!fh0n" Je,,rn 02. Mrs. WANTED: HoUl imu t .,.. txprwirvrm i. . . Morrison s Dress Shop. 419 State. - SODA Fountain mM v . requiid. Th Spa." -f-.. v.iuw; experienc ed. Permanent position for efficient Person. See Dr. Brown at Brown's Jewelers. 184 N. Liberty. Situations Wented ; EXPEHrri.m s.i-.. . ences. ContrI"i e,;' .T "f" Job. Box 2751 SUtemin. " "lam F or Sale rjiscellsagoaa ZANOL 1-r-f an-. ? Ph. 44657 nUrCa- rMPR6vir" r:b-rt. '''I'T."' i bring boxes. Britt Aopinws.1. vsco.- TMPRO VE3 r v r"t -T " '"-'TT7? Ering boxes. II- it iV- ,.'.'; ' I miles west Ketzer i.o t ' " "