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Th OEEGOH STATEST-lAIl. Salem. Oregon. Friday MorniagT September 10, 1S43 PAGE FOURTEEN Quotations at Portland . Produce --l PORTLAND. Or., Sept. f (AP) Butter AA grad print 46ie car ton 47,e: A grad prints 4fcc; car tons 41c; B grad print 46c; carton ' 404c lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum t( J c( 1 per cent acidity, delivered at PcrtUnoTM-Wie lb.; prntfum auality. maximum of .33 of x per cent acidity 63-53-,e lb.: valley route .. mi.ii Iaa htan first f or BO-SOfcc second quality at Port Se under first or 50-50,aC lb. - Cheese Selling price Jo Portland Tctailers: Oregon triplets c Ibj loaf tt'ic lb., triplets to wholesaler S7c lb.; loaf 17,4 FOB. a - Eggs Price to retailers, AA 'k-S7c; A grade large JrWc: A medium S0-51e; A small 40-47e 5b PrJe to producer': A larg " tOc; B Jars 49c; A medium 47c dozen. - Live poultry Buying prices: No, 1 grade Leghorn broilers, up to 2 U lb. joi; colored fryers. 2',' to Jbs. J8; ' colored roasters over 4 lbs. S9c; Leg horn bens under SV lb. 25',c; over S, lb. 2Sic: colored hen 4 to 5 lb, asiic; orer lb. !ic; old rooster 2Hir. stags 21 'We lb. . Rabbit Government ceiling: Ave rage country killed to retailer 44c n live price to producers 24e lb. Onions, Green 60- dos, bunches; Yakima IJS 50-lb. bag. potatoes New Yakima Gems Mo. l; 2.33: local 2.30 cental. Country meats Rollback pries to retailers: Country killed hogs, v best butchers 120-140 lbs. lc: vealers AA 22',c; A aitie: B I9',e: C nic: oill 15,ac; canner-cutter cow bulls, cannei -cutter 14c; lano aa i 28c: A MM, B 22e: C 20c; ewes rs 13'c; medium 12c; R lff&c; beef AA 21c: A 20,4c; B 18c; C 1C WoolGovernment controL 'Cascara bark Dry 20e lb. Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb. Hop Nominal, seed stock. 1942 crop 1.40 lb.: seedless 1.50-1.60 lb.; contract seedless 70c; seed 6Se lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Alfalfa No. 2 or better 33.00; No. 1 . Montana timothy 33.00: No. 1 grass hay 32.00; oat-vetch 29.00 ton. valley points; timothy t valley) 25.00 ton; clover 23.00 ton. .East Side Market ! PORTLAND." Ore., Sept. 9 AP) East Side Farmers market prices quot- .. .. . Apple Gravenstein 2.00-2.50; red Gravensteins 2.50 box. Cabbage Round type 1.25 crate. Beans Green 6-8e lb.: yellow 7-Sc lb.; Oregon Giants C-7c lb.; horse 60c lug; lima 2.00 lug. Cantaloupes DUlard 3.00-3.25; The TfellM ttandarrii 7S-3 55 crate: S Dears 2.00-2.75 crate. "Cauliflower (broccoli) No. 1. 2 JO; ordinary 2.00; No. 2. 1.3 Ocrate. Root vegetable Turnip 00c; beets 80-OOc dot. bunchen; carrots 39-45c dos. bunches Lettuce No. -1, 3.25-3.50; others ' J .25-3 .00 Pea Local 2 JO; coast 1 .85-2. 00 box: No. 2, 3.25 box. Peaches FJbertas. Hales 1.69-2.00 box. 3X0-4.00 bushel; Muir 2.00 box. Peppers No.- 1. S0c-1.00 box. Spinach Local 1.75 orange box. Radishes No. 1 spring, red 45 gOe dos, bunches. Onions Green 50-55c doc bunches. Strawberries Rockh ill 3.00 crate. Potatoes No. 1-2, 1.23 orange box. Tomatoes Mid -Columbia 90c-1.00 box: local 70c-1.00 crate. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore- Sept. (AP) Wheat futures unquoted. Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white Crossword Puzzle m 12. 3 9 2Q Zi. 1Z3 24 2k- 27 i4 3o 34 34T 3 3ft S9 41 43. 49 SO 51 HORIZONTAL 1. Cover ' : a. High cards 8. Being 12. Feminine name 17, 0 what roytl house of England was the red tost the badg. : 15. What English story-writer was of Polish birth? . 17. Goddess of agriculture 18. Italian river . 19. Scotch river 20. Before (prefix) 21. Mournful 22. Narrative 2. Tiny ' 2S. What ia the only English speaking independent country stilt hot at war with the Axis? 26. Before (poet.) 27. Cooking utensil . 2$. Who is the "ehitd-wiW in Dickens' novel "Dtvid Copper bald" 59. Silver (symbol) J0. Legislative bodies 32. Toward 34. Harem rooms 3. Cravat . 37. A bend -38. Obstacle 39. Lair 40. Wax 11. Auditory organ - 42. Ancient bronze . 43. Prohibit v 44. Greek letteir . 4ft. Entire mount - i - '46. What admiral, commands- oar PaciSc Naval forces?' 49. Assigned to a post ; 2. Bom C3. Serf v 64. Glut 55. To the right . -EnTICAL ; 1. Varnish Ingredient ' 2. Artificial language 3. Fondle - ;. 4. Virs I. Despicable person C. Half aa era Portland 49.23; barley No. 2-45 lb. BW 43.15; corn and flax unquoted. - Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.35: soft white excluding Rex ' 1.41; white club 1.41; western red 1.41. - Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.31; 10 per cent 1.32; 11 per cent '1.33; 12 per cent Hard -white Bart: Unquoted. Today car receipt: Wheat IT. bar ley 16. flour 3. corn 1, ate 6, bay 1. flaxseed 1. vj,?i'r-..: Ui'p-l:.i-i":V:s Portland Livestocks xt'ypy PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. AP (USOA) Cattle: Salable and, total 200; calves SO; bulk . ol run beef cattle: market active, strong; some, sales 25 higher; few common to medutm laughter steers 9.00-12.00; ' medium stackers 9.3O-10.00: lisnt dairy . type steer Sown to 1JSO- common to med ium heifer 8.00-11.00: on largo lot 796 Ibe. 11.75: few canner and cutter cow 4-50-4.50; - odd dairy type cows to 7.00; common to medium heel cows 8.00-10.00; few good cows ' 11.00; com mon to medium bulla - 7.75-9 Jw; good bulla quotable to 10.75; good to best vealers steady at 13.00-14.00; common to medium 9.00-13X0; heavy calve mostly 12.50 down. . ' . Hogs: Salable 250, total 900: mar ket . active, strong; extreme top - 15 higher: good to best 190-230 lb, large ly 15.75, few selected lots 15X0: medium-grade down to 15.50; 240-280 lbs. 13.00 -laju; iignt v iignts 14-sp-m.qu: good 400-700 lb. sows 11.75-12.25; light weight to 12.50. few heavy feeder 14X0-15X0: 99 lbs. 15.50; best held around 16X0. Sheep: Salable 900. total 600: very little sold; generally asking steady but undertone weak; good to best spring Iambs held around - 12.00-12.25: com mon to medium grade around 9.00 10.50; common shorn lambs to 8X0; good ewes held around 4.00-4.50; com mon salable down to 1X0. . Community Fair, Picnic Planned at Union Hill UNION HILL A community fair for the 4H Garden clubs here and at Victor Point ancLa grange picnic dinner will be held at the Verny Scott home on Sunday, September 12. The dinner will be at 1 p. m. The Juvenile grange members are in charge of the en tertainment. V7AIITED! CHunmiiG COBALT AND EGGS HIGHEST CASH PRICES FalrgToands Rd. at Hoed Phon S783 , to t- 21 25" 32 133 37 43 H7 4S 527 -7. 7. Tally 8. S-fihaped worm 9. Street (abbr.) 10. Dividing-machine 11. Eat away 14. Imitate ' 18. Female ruff 20. Etruscan gods 21. Title of respect 22. Beverage 2J. What were the seekers for "Golden Fleece" named? 24 Pale ; , 25. Goddess of the dawn 27. Foot-like part . 28. Scotch river 30. Droop 31. A metal 33. Be indebted 35. Historical society (abbr.) J7. What large sea is west Alaska? 38. Feel 39. One of the Cyclades 40. Eccentric part of a vJieel 42. Fourth caliph 43. Wait 45. Consumed 46. Seine 47. Golf mound 48. Letter of alplialxt .. 5a Article - 51. A continent (abbr. ' the r Answer to yesterday's puzzle. EJR METR AINU SUM 'AiLtO'NIE KiUEi IuIlItIr TUEMlO TrOIRIT PiAlSiTlE mm LiU-ilAfflu 0- Averse tiat t ltla: IS aslaata DiL fcy King Feature Sya41cat, lac mm Saturdays' Radio Program! in KSLJ SATUKOAU 13M - 7X0Nws. . .ToRlas n- Shin.' 10 News. T 5 Morning Moods. 8 .-00 Cherry City News. 8:16 Eaton Boy, i . 9:30 Tango Tim. i 9 .-00 Pastor Call. t:15 Muaie. 90 Popular alutue, - lOXO-News. i 16 -Jak Feeney. ' 10 30 Gene Krupa. II AO Mews. ' . HAS Campus fTeenmen. ;; 11 SO Hits of yesteryear. 12X0 Organ ::u - ATTJS1DAV-.1229 K. 6:45 At tho Console. v 7U5 Texa Rangers. :. t 1 30 Memory Timekeeper.7 XO Haves, of Rest -" 30 News. . . 9X0 Buyer's Parade. ' -j 9:13 Tho Woman's Ski of the News 9:30 Music r 9.-45 Marketing. 16X0 News 16:15 Star of Today. - 1A.-Ut Thia aiul That 11X0 Journal Junior, t 1130 Concert Gem. 12X0 News KEXBN SATURDAY 119 St. 6X0 Musical Clock. . I 7X0 Mirandy of Persimmon Holler. i 7:15 Music. - - -j. I 7 JO New. ; ' r ; 1 7 3 Andrini Continentals. 8X0 Breakfast Qua. - i 9X0 Christian ticience Program. 9 as Music. . i - 930 Breakfast at Sardi 10:15 National Farm and Home. 10:45 Music. "5. :? X H0UUTT HAiVg TAICEM CO LONS HOPS wvembNGr au. right... SCORCHY SMITH BAENEY GOOGLE MICKEY MOUSE LITTLE ANNIE BOOKEY WtVE GOT TO KtEPVUi THAT OUTOPJrML.TCHTO THE LOI RAi;GE3 warn' X S740M v. CPS CtA 1 ( NOU CANT DO TVS. PBTE? SO rfOZ, SwsTOi' - ' COO... BUT POPEVT.OkiE GRAtKi APfPS tXXDMi SA rMMTJI IME8BE THrS GRAW OFSEADUST TAU6HTgEEKI tXTTrttM' WET y JSALGEZEBRcVT HIM HlgTOPyiiHMyTHr kemiJQS ril ME OF (UHAT 0OHK1 . uUrN3 5 - THIMBLE THEATRE THE GENTLEMAN WANTS YOU TO PICK LSs a . OUT THE PtCTMRF OF TMS AM0O5 MAN Wft WHOSE NAMg ilS WRITTEN DOWN ON - VVWv d!SJt 'am Claws 11X0 Music.' 11 30 Tommy Tucker. 12X0 Music - ' KOD4 CBS SATCROAT 956 K. T 6X6 Northwest rrmReportei- - i 6:15 Breakfast. Bulletin. - 820 Texas Rangers.. .- v " 6?I5 KOIN Klock. T:l News. ' 730 Dick Joy. New. : 8X0 Consumer News.' ' ? -. f .: 8-15 New. P '" : 830 Fashions for Rations .. " , 9X0 Theatre of Today. . 930 Romantic Cycle. , 10X0 Country- Journal -1930 Let' Pretend. 16-65 Melody Time- - ' -- 11 X5 1 Sustain tho sVlnga. , - . ' 1130 Tillamook Burn. , ; 12X0 New - -- 1 'f KOW NBC BATURDAT-426 K. 4X0 Dawn patrol. 8X0 Everything Goes. : L i 630 News Parade. .. . ; 7:15 News. . , - - v .,- - ' : 7 30 Babe Ruth tn Person. . 7:45 Sara- Hayes. - . ' 8X0 Organ Concert. ' , 8-15 James Abbe Covers the New. 8:30 Rose Room. , -..-' 8-45 Vegetables for Victory. ? x 9X0 Music Room. 9:15 Consumer's Tune, . 930 Music .--..- - . 10 X-Unci Sam. . 10.-30 All Out for Victory. 19 AS Wat Telescope. IOAC SATURDAY S3 K. 10X0 News 10:15 Home maker Hour. -11X0 Music of the Masters. . 12.-00 News a Airs. ZMorrison 111 SCIO Mrs. N. I. Morrison is reported recovering slowly from a recent illness. She is still con fined to her home. . - - . . rTHi boy toow Down-VV w WGHT HONEST TO M, M8. HASPING I CAflf Claw iciic. net THIEF iiri Can De Sprayias FUNNY ANATOLI 60Hf 5EM OUtT, O - ' t W' F VN THANK GOSH THS fNAsr' M Kpsnc stuff oves ,- -ji , -," t v.t . i Vll vfeHEClFF, LET ME Teachers Are Leaving For Fall Term Starts SILVZRTON Marieanne Wtlt lock will leave this week for Jen nings Lodge near Portland where she will teach school for the win ter. ' ' , - . : Friends have learned that Mrs. A. L. Lerfald. who formerly made her home here, is recovering sat isfactorily from :a major operation recently undergone at St Vin cent's hospital at Portland. ,; Mrs. L. ' M. " Sanders, who has been visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Lee 'Alfred,: and family for sev Are m Paced bj an Unexpected Expense! : I you re S1 Finance Co. will help you. We have helped hundreds of people who found themselves confronted with -. financial emergencies for which they , weren't prepared. Come i in and get State Finance Co. loan to help get yourself - back on your feet . Repayment Schedule to fit Tour Income STATE FCJAIICE CO. , . ' u"l5? Goardhui Bid.. Telephone IUS TL.M wZamJ?l-mmrUt ' for CASH - Real Estate ' Mortsases-a- Contracts, Merchandise Dlscoaat Paper anS Notosr TMC POOR'S OPtMVMH.7 9 iC m t V4 IF XfiQOALS SUMPkH' rkl V cQUftLS ' UMPlr4. HOUJ'S ABOUT z r it's a good I HAVE A BUCX5EZ ZERO Will, DO THET TRICK-EVEN IFKE DONX 00 IT- !r- -TRICK- rvOUR Ma HAtWlS? WHAT J I nn vrti MP Aft? - Used Either for Garden or for Fire Extiasuisher 0 l. Lai-. r- i. sr i I At l si eral , months, left this week for her home In ftjo, Ariz. She teach es sixth grade in the AJo public SChOOlS. . , Tillamook People Visit WEST SALEM1 Mrl and Mrs. Earl Buffum and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence, all from Tilla mook, were in Salem Wednesday and made short calls at the homes to Ivan Wood and Darwin Law rence. Mrs. Bufum and Mrf. Law rence., are iboth I sisters . of , Mrs. Wood, and Mr. Lawrence Is a bro ther of Darwin Lawrence. :-' Cener Liberty sad SUte r , fJe. m.22z TMr HER if WH0R WHC0T9 M V0U 7 WHeB5 SCO0CHV 7 J SCOOCHV pa VDU WIN I WISK I OWN EO THAT DOG 15 HIM-IXXfTCCM A MINO-RASA- IN A HURRY- ' rr ccal wrrH the skeletqh. THE SKELtTQCI WHO IS AT - t a ill WW KlUOSAWfiELESTWOy POPEVE-I-THIKJK. rf -T- L W T , 71 I II T Ss i S Livestock and Poultry A AAn ami1 MwT st W. Aid Jr- MiiiU nillta- finihan is F0. 44.nd a yearling 'heifer; 3 ton b7. mile north t Brook on -Mary Ooran farm.; " ATTENTION III em MnutHs tat A avorthlvM stock mnm-nt' nntWvl SALEM f EH TTTJ7r.lt A BY PRODUCTS ftt SOUS Collect N ; other Knone.i i Palomino mar for sate. 1310 So. 13ta ' GENTLK Team of horses for sals. Rt. . , BOX 3B0.! S. : xoung. Help Wanted fwwr mrMud men or ' . .utiM -vBMwrt tor " Armv .. .k - -1 ai 9S iMr hour. Piecv worlc. Our boys bav made as biSo as iu per wcci w nave maoe aa nia aw HUT CUTTER. steadv . Job. best pay -in town. Savins- Center, roruana Koea. rvxHCRttN Picker. - 4e hallock ; and le . bonus. Prunes lTc lu-. -we I shake. 22c and you shake. Good cmp- lne f acillUes. rtnun nenne , sdoui I Oct. Sth, Frank Plckina. Brooks. Ore- (on, ! Rt. 1. r.Rnr n.rJ)V nula ar fomal. .too pay, ; year - ra . joo in essennai - looa ind. ; savins . center, roruana no. HOP PICKERS WANTED: 1 bL N. li E. West Salem Truck picks up on ! Center between Capitol bruise. Crocker Hop Yard. Fn. SUM. kXiEVATOK Operator. Senator Hotel. ''TiSANTa Woman or youns man ., for shoe seuing and stock work. i worux't sum Dept. KITCHEN Helper canabl of super-1 visms Doya in snenta work. Saury plus Room, Board and Laundry. Ore- gonj,biai lraminf JicnooL 2ND COOK capable of ran work and able .to - supervise bakery. .Salary plus Room, Board and Laundry. Ure- Son :Stat xrainina nctioou KITCHEN HELP, dining room girls and nurses aides iooa wages. Oregon Stat -Tuberculosis Hospital. WILLIAMS At THACKEH will start picking late boos Sept. tst. - nut. W. lor siem. Top -wages paid. Fb. S1331 " HOP . PICKEra"rWANTCD" Z50 Acre Choice River Bottom Hops 4 miles w ft Salem. 3 weeks of nn s -picking- beginning - Septem ber 1 - Good cams r round Etna cabins Or fre ' transportation to and from yard Becister at our office. 147 North commercial street, or writ Joan J Roberts St Co- Salem. Oregon Ph 9623 PEACH PICKERS. Transportation runy no one under if need j apply fnone xzzr. ai. ax. Boies.: HOP PICKERS wanted. IlHhee Hon nancn miies Ease or . baiem. near Auburn SchooL Easy art vine from Sa lem a . Picking Mmunences - September nrst. uooa crop rnone : Steve vn uouten. .- Jack Rolfe Dies On Fishing Trip LEBANON John D. (Jack) Rolfe, 58, owner ol Rolfe's Dairy irr Sweet 'Homer diexT tn: Bend Tuesday night of a cardiac attack He had gone to eastern Oregon on a fishing trip and was sudden ly stricken. . Funeral services ' will be held Saturday afternoon 'at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the Howe Funer al Home !n Sweet Home. Salom Market Quotations The price below su Dolled toy a lo cal grocer ar inaieauv of tne - daily market price paid to grower by Sa lem i buyer but ar not guaranteed oy in iatesman: Lettuce, dos. - - - - "" ' ' ,TS Caukfloweri crate ' a.75 Corn. doxV Avocado, crate 1 - . 1.00 Crook neck squash, crate J2S Italian squash. 30 tb. - 3.90 Cucumbers, dot. 30 Green onions. Jo. bun. ,, , .70 Turnips. ot bun, ' - T SO Cabbagav lb. , . j02 a wis cnard. half dos. bunches SO Tomatoes, lg lb ' lug . .19 Endive, dox. bun. - -1.20 r Radishes, .dor. bun. JO 4 .00 jBO 1.10 Cantaloupe, xrat Carrots, dox. bun. , Celery, doz. . bun.; Parsnips. . lb. .U',4 Savoy - cabbage, lb.. , New rutabagas, lb. Z J07 watermelons, lb Peppers : green, tb ureen beans, lb. I Oreen wax beans, lb. 07 j BUTTEB, EGG AND POULTRY I Aawrcsesi s oayiag met 1 1 sasject t cbaac witat aaUcel BUTTEKFAT : Premium :" ' ' ' "' , ; ' M No.ii . ' , ja ' No. BUTTER PRINTS a m-j, ,;;,;, .;, b j, Quarters 47 EGGS ; Extra large Medium t .45 J .45. ! Standards Pullets Cracks r POULTRY Colored hens Broilers . J0. Springs Marion Craasaery's Baying Prices sasject t cnang wsUtt stuc) EGGS - . v. . , - .... Large A " ., , ,, "; ; ', , . : .40 Medium A - , .45 . PuUet - - ,, JTl POULTRY ; - AU springs ,., , , , , . 3 Roosters or stags . , ..,, - , . 29 Above prices for prime stock, vaaer Gide according . value. VSSTOCK Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions and sues reported. Spring lambs 11.00 to 11.50, Yearlings ... . ,, ,.,.,. .oe to s.oo - Ewe . , S.00 to 4.50 Hogs. top. 160-229 lbs. l , 1,,, 15.00 , Sow .,, ; ; 12.00 I Top veal . ; , V .. 13.00 Dairy type cows . Beef type cows ( .00 to 50 ; i TJD0 to gJO : TOO to t.50. JU) to 10 JO . Bulls ' . ' Heifers Drexaed veal XI Steele and Bonds - "September Sir "t STOCK AVERAGES - ' A.. 90 IS . 15 SO Indus Rail Util Stks Thursday 70.0 24.0 35 3 ' 49 9 Previous day . 23S 35 Jt .. 49.0 Week ago 69 24.0 35 J , 48.8 Month, agd 9 8 24.1. 35.0 . 49.7 Year 'ago .. .. .53 0 t 17.1 r 23.S : 30.S 1943 high .-74.S i 27.4 3.S ' 53 J 194a, low . 60 Jl 1 1J ' 27.1 - 41.7 I BOND AVERAGES 10 Indus 105.0 105.7 103.6 105.4 , 103.5 105.S 1U4 10 Util 105.3 105.1 105 J . 105.1 60.9 105.3 " 98.0 MO i . Rails rorn Thursday ' 75a Previous dav 75a CIS SI .7 tli C1.S Week ago 78.6 Month ago a Year a no " 143, hltl 78.7 50.7 62.7 1 19434 lew. A ; - sag: Help WcnteJ HELP! HELP! HELP WANTED Men and women clerks, age 18-40, needed. Good starting-wage, apply man- FRED MEYER DRUG bldg; Salem. Or. Hop Pickers ROBERTS HOP YARD Transportation (acuities leaving each morning commencing Wednesday, Sept. ist as 101 lows: At I Ail - and at S A.M. from Capitola -bonesteel Garage Hollywood Theater Highland School Larmer Warehouse Commercial and Center -Ladd A Bush Bank! Miller and .8. Commercial , ,,. O .... Capitol and D Capitol and Garden Road Garden Road and 21st D and Jlrt . . D and 17th , -', ' 17th and Center , gist- and Center 24th and SUt Eppley Store - -12th and Stat ' ; Ferry and Cottage" Ferry and Cottar -Le and Turner Road . 12th and Mission High and Mission Leslie School . Commercial and Hovt Jefferson- Hwy. 4 Hansen Ave. Salem Helsnta School Yard 4 miles out on South River ltd. Cor further information Ph. . S623. 'J HOP PICKERS WANTED -1000 pickers and day men. 400 Acres of hops now being harvested. Long season bumper crop. Clean, newly painted cabins furnished free to pick era and day help. Pre wood, electric light and good water. Grocery, butch er shop and restaurant in camp. C A. MCLAUGHLIN HOP RANCH 2 Miles North of Independence. Oregon Wm. Ntoble. "Superintendent Mail: Route 1 Phone: 27X1 Help 7 anted Male Worker -now employed tn war pro duction should not apply and will not beoonsidered for employment by em ployers advertising u this - section. . Wanted At Once CARPENTERS AND I LABORERS ESSENTIAL WAR PRODUCTION It Good wages, good working conditions! KEITH BROWN BUILDING SUPPLY 1 APPLY IN PERSON AT HOLLYWOOD PLANT 1450 Tile Road BOYS Arc IS to IS. earn $1.00 each morning. S300 a year. .Carry Statesman routes near -your home. All applicanta must be accompanied by parents or i have a written statement from par- , ! ents. Also supervised labor platoon especially for Statesman carrier will start about Sept. 10. Carry route and ' worai' wiui labor platoon 4 hours each day. ; Earn good money. Apply at Statesman office at one. WANTroT TUServic MaPer manent position. Good wases. A chance to get . situated in an essen tial industry that will offer nun opportunities for advancement 1 after victory. ' . !!. B F. Goodrich Silvertown Stores 1SS S. Coral Phone S15 MARRIED MAN tn work nn .w farm. House available Phui. iri( 3. M Nichols. Rt. g. Box I4J, Salem. COMBINATION rWklriv.r w.nt by . Railway Express to work nirht shift. S PJ4. to I AM. SaUry $10 mo. 44 nr. wk. Steady posiUon. - - . . w. . u m ...fui.iH clerk. H L. Stiff Purnltur Co, - - ..... ..VI Uf west Poultry. 1S0S H. FronU Help Tynted Feaalo pruivi,iiri '--.11 . . . . . . . r-"""" w capaoiet girl to work in . lewelry store. Must be able to type. References required. " auary. aiatesmaa Boa - 2777. . . RELIABLE VrT' 1--.'' 's-"t- - - vi in valid man Good - waves, ft mi. on Wallace road. Ph. 223a. ,- aixrmma in jurni- Sis to t-lt- cooi.;. '"wANTsf'ii'ri'r i v ii. . r avsui, mjt aa vancement. Write Box II. SUtesman. .WOMAN for Motel Maid Service. Good hours St working conditions. Phone 710 at 2073 Portland Rd. HflTn. mam - 7r . - .-- vujiu worse Good wage. .50 years of age. healthy; unemcumbered. Nnu k. ply. Hotel Salem. ru.nuuu nwiiw. uood hours. Good pay. Opportunity tor advance ment. Apply r. W. Woolworth Co. , . ..mjui cwn to car for s small children St do housework. Ph. ''LADY1 'tor' hntta.'l.'k J.' Z 2'.-?- in familyrphT S040V - - WAITRESS . Nn Cimrf.. work. Court St. Dairy Lunch. 347 . Court IfATRDN ranafel . . , . mesUe work tn boys' cottar. Salary plus Room. Board and Laundry Oral CTRT. nr vrnm... k& . .v, uvusfwori r EflTateV Jefferson 9C2. lirs. WANTED: Hotel mat a V.,.""t houl - ; J SODA Fountain !ri f required. Tb. Spa.-- --".nctj Hjirrauc. ed. Permanent position for efficient person. See Dr. 1 rown at Lrown's Jeweler. 184 N. Liberty. TEMPORARY ,n.k ti7 - . - t . .vinifn I r light housework Ac cooking for rn I family. No washing. Call 2U.2. DINNER Cook Aft,. . T manent. The Liue L rd. WOMAN corrr ju .v. ..,,.-.. . f 3 Ac p per ah.ft. f"J K."c-."ii.