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Newspaper Page TextI si 111 t ?! I II Fi'n-siiriLciaL Market Co Farm PAGE FOURTEEN " ... . v , . :. ' .: . A .... - ... : --f Tt ftPTfinff RTJITWMBM ?- Aw. C,.-,i. Mi.. T l fit ; . i I J " UW . . MMIMI wf hUMUUj tUWUUll 11WIIUUJVI At (JW ' ' " , .1 "Strictly Private" - X I VMA-TS. CM OOR. ) r T ' . MtfD.. LrSTOJ 7 f 6bfcUfc ' . V H WM,.,, ( ft)ttt; f " " J ir-r v'- t eewi. J U.S.A2JUV DEAR MGtk'- -I GUESS AKe ttXJ AMD WW HAVE. W&X JL M tSLADNG A3DUT HOD TWE. TURKS WERi-TONG JJPJ WOW WW rVOATWG. WMJ UJVBOO CAM AT "TWS TIME OP YEAR.- Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 20 AP) Butter AA grade prinw.ww. tons l'aC; A rae pnnw wv cartons 47c; B grade print 45c; car' Butterfat First quality, maximum ef . ol 1 per cent acidity, delivered, at Portland 52-52ic lb.; premium quality, maximum of J3S ot 1 per cent acidity. 63-53 "ic lb.: valley routes and country ptints 2c les than first tr 50-50' ic; secona quamy m i lini Ar 50.SAIe lb. -ku.- siiin nrire to Portland .t.il.r-.- Ctrmaan triDlets 29c lb.: loaf - 29',kC lb.: tripleU to wholesalers 27c Id.; ioai ai'.ic i Eggs Prices to retailers In cases A large 47c; A medium 51c; mall 46VaC doi v Ti-Hiirwr; A lam S4C: I large 43c; A medium 50c; S small 4',4c dor. Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave rage country killed to retailers 44c ik Hvm nrip tn frndueers 24c lb. Turkejy Dressed hens No. 1, 39'i- 43c lb.; alive, under is ids. wc; over IS lbs. 33 'ic ID. Onions Green 75c dor. bunches V.Wimi 9 19 SO-lb. batf. Potatoes Yakima No. 1. 3.15 cen tal; Deschutes No. 1. 3.13 cental; local . Kit . Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: country Kiuea nogs, dcsi butchers. 120-140 lbs. 18-20c; vealers. AA 22'.c: A 21Vic; B 19-19' c; C 15 17ic: culls 12-15c; canner cutter cows 12-i4c; bulls, canner cutters 144c: larrfbs AA 28c; A 34'ic; B 22gC; C 19-20c; ewes. FS lSUc: medium 12c; R 10ie: beef. AA Ilic; A 20ic: B lc; C 16ic Wool Government control. Cascara bark Dry 17c lb. Mohair 1942.- 12-month. 45c lb. . Hops Nominal, seed stock 1942 crop 1.40 lb.; seedless 1.50-1.80 lb.; con tract seedless 70c: seed 65c lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Alfalfa No 2 or better $33-35 ton; oat vetch $25 ton, valley points: timothy (astern Oregon) S35 ton; clover 523 ton. . East Side Market : PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 20 AP) Supplies continued to run short on the East Side wholesale market today. Prices held firm, in some cases mov ing higher. Lettuce was scarce, a few crates of ordinary quality selling at S3. 00-3. 25. General prices: FRUIT Apples Kings 2.25-2.50; Jonathans 2.25: Baldwin 2 00-2.25 jumble box; Winter Bananas 2.00-2.25; Spitzenberg, Ortley 2.25 box; Northern Spy 2.25 Z.50 box; Rome Beauty 2.25-2.50 box. Melons Cantaloupes. California, i.50 crate. Pears Fall varieties 2.00-2.25; Bosc S.2S jumble box. VEGETABLES - Beans Shell 1.40-1 JO lug. Broccoli Gren 1.00 lug and dozen bunches Cabbage No. 1. 2.40-2.50 crate; near Is. 2.35-2.40; No. 2 1.50-1.75 crate. Celery No. 1 green 3.25 crate: No. 1. 4 00-4.25 crate: root 75-80c doi.; hearts 2.00-2.25 dozen bunches. Cucumbers Slicers 125 flat. Corn No. 1. 2.00 box; others 1.50 box. : Endive No. I. 70-75C dozen. Greens Spinach 1.25-1.35 orange box; mustard 40-50c dozen bunches; kale ?0-75c crate: Swiss chard 60c doz. bunches; parsley - 35-40c doz. bunches. Lettuee No. 1. 3.25-3.50 crate; others 1 75-2.50 box. Onions Green 70-80c doz. bunches. Peppers Green 2.00 orange box; flats 75c; red 1.40-1.50 flat. Pumpkin Pie 1.00-125 crate. Radishes Red 7 5-80c doz. bunches. Root vegetables Carrots 45-55c; beets 45-55c; turnips 70-80c- dozen bunches. Sprouts Brussels 2.30 per lur. loose. Squash Danish 50c per cantaloupe crate; uuoDara ic lb. Try se of Cbtnese remedies. Amazing SUCCESS for SOM years In CHINA. No natter with what ailment von are AFFLICT ED disorders, sansltis, heart, lung. liver, kidneys, stomach, gas. coastipatton. ulcers. dia etta, fever, skis, female com plaints Charlie Chan Chines Herb C. Office Hoars Only Tnes. and Sat, 9 a. m to 8 p. so. and Kntt m4 W.J s. m. to ls:38 p "m jj 'Jj 122 N. ComT. St, Salem. Ore. i DRESSED Veal and Hogs Wanted! Top Prices Paid ! Prompt Remittance m Ship t Fred Ileyer I lea! Division 444 S. W. Yamhill St. or S. E. 82nd & Foster Blvd. IT-1- We can accept only wIS: animals killed la compliance with O P. A-regulations. B i k s a m By Quinn Hall TURKS VWTONG RAWE TH&K UONE.. your, ecu Portland Tomatoes No. 1, 125; others 1.00 U5 flat. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 20 (AP) (WFA ) Cattle : Salable for week 2575; calves. 530; fed steers 25 higher, other steers fully steady; other classes steady to weak but lighter receipts helped clear supply: load choice fed steers 1200 lbs. 15.75; good fed kinds 14.00 15.00; grass fat steers 12.00-13.75; com mon down to 8.50, cutters to 6.00, stackers 8.00-10.50; mediu mbeef heif ers 10.50-12.25. odd head 12.75; cutter to common heifers 5.00-9.00; canner and cutter cows 4.00-8.00: medium to good beef cows 8 50-11.00; cutter to common bulls 6.00-8.00, medium to good 8.50-10.25; good and choice veal ers 13.00-14.00; grass calves 12.00 down, mostly around 10.00. culls down to 5.00. Hogs: Salable for week 4655; com pared last week's close market 25 higher; week's bulk good and choice 185-225 lbs 1325-35. few down to 13.00 early, late sales to 13.50 sparingly; heavier weights slow, sows 50 to 1.00 lower, good sows late 9.50-75. few down to 9.00 at midweek and up to 10.00 early; good to choice feeder pigs 10.00, few to 10.50. Sheep: Salable for week 2180; fat lambs closed weak to 25 lower other wise steady, ewes 25 to 50 higher; good to choice trucked-in lambs 12.00-50. few to 13.00, sorted carloads t ol3.25: common to medium lambs 8.00-10.50; culls down to 5.00; good yearlings 8.50-10.00; good -ewes 5.0050, common down to 2.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 19 (API- Wheat: No futures quoted. - Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.43.: soft white excluding Rex 1.45',: white club 1.45'i; western red 1.45i. Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.43: 10 per cent 1.45'i; 11 per cent 1.47'.: 12 per cent 1 49'i. Hard white Bart: 10 per cent 1.46V: 11 per cent 1.47'i; 12 per cent 1.48'i. Today's car receipts: Wheat 3. bar ley 1, flour 9. corn 1. oats 3, hay 1, millfeed 1. flaxseed 4. Stocks and Bonds Knvmhr 2A STOCK AVERAGES W 13 IS Indus Rails tTtil 60 Stks 48.6 48.3 48.0 50.8 40.1 53.3 41.7 Saturday ... 68.3 22.8 35.1 Previous day 67.8 22.7 35.0 Week ago 67.8 22.4 34.6 Month ago 70 8 .24.8 38.1 Year ago 57.3 18J 27.0 1943 high 74.6 27.4 36.8 1943 low 60 2 182 27J BOND AVERAGES ZQ 10 19 Bslla liutu. TT.il 10 Fogn 822 622 62.6 62.9 ' 83.1 632 532 StturdflV Ml lAlfi 1AKJ Previous day 76.7 104 9 105.4 Week ago 76.4 104.9 105.3 Month ago , 77.1 105.1 105.4 1943 high 78.7 105.8 105.4 1943 low 64.6 103.8 98.0 Ashfords Entertain Guests From Portland LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ashford have had as their guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Murray Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Ir! N. West of Portland, and Gus New man and son, Don, of near Salem. Young Newman has been station ed in Texas but is to report to a Dying field in Utah when his fur lough ends. WANTED! CHURIIIIIG CREAII AND EGGS HIGHEST CASH PRICES s i Dairy Fairgrounds Rd. at Hood . Phom. S7S3 Curly TOUTED. WALIIUTS FELBEBTS. and IIDT IIEATS Highest price cash on delivery for orchard run. See us before you sell. i s Ilcrris KIsrfein Paclrisrj Co. 460 N. Front Street, Salem TeL 7633 Stocks Top Good Week Rails, Utilities, Industrials Add . Fractions of Point By BERNARD S. O'HARA NEW YORK, Nov. 20-VP The stock market today topped a gen erally good week with its third successive advance. In relatively broad and active dealings for a short session, fa vored rails, utilities . and Indus trials added fractions to a .point or so to Friday's sharp upswing and, while a little profit taking at the last trimmed peak prices here and there, many leaders closed at or near the day's best. The Associated Press 60-stock average was up .3 of a point at 48.6, and on the week held a net advance of .6. Transfers totalled 481,978 shares, largest for a two hour stretch since September 18. Among the day's gainers were Goodyear, Goodrich, Chrysler, US Steel, Western Union "A", Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Texas Co., Sears Roebuck, J. I. Case, Douglas Aircraft, Glenn Martin, Pepsi-Cola, Philip Morris, Du Pont, Op penheim Collins, America Cable & Radio, International Telephone, and United Corp. preferred. Salem Market Quotations The prices below supplied by lo cal grocer are Indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: Lettuce, doz. 3 83 Cluliflower, crate 2.25 and 2.55 Crook neck & Italian squash, lb. .03 Cucumbers, doz. 25 .70 1j00 .02 20 .70 SO 4.00 j60 ISO . 3,fc j05 JO .70 . .03 '.i Green onions, doz bun. Turnips, doz. bun. ., , . Cabbage, lb Tomatoes, flat Endive: doz. bun. Radishes, doz bun. Cantaloupes, crate Carrots, doz. bun. Celery, doz. bun. Watermelons, lb. Peppers, green, lb. . Green beans lb. -Beets, doz. bunches Pumpkin, lb. , - Parsnips, lb BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY Andreses s Buying Price (Subject to change withoat aotiee) BUTTEKFAT Premium , , , , ., ' 24 No. 1 22 No I 20 BUTTER PRINTS A .46i - . w45.i j47 24 20 .50 .40 ' - 28' 251, 20 29 B Quarters EGGS Extra large Medium Standards Pullets Cracks POULTRY Colored hens Broilers . Springs Marlon Creamery's Buylnr Prices (Sasject to change wit-eat notice) EGGS Medium A . , ., ,.. 20 Pullets s . 42 Large A 24 POULTRY All hens -. 25 i All springs , , - 2$ Roosters or stags , 20 Above prices for prime stock, under Gades according o value VESTOCR Buying prices for So. 1 stock, based on conditions and slaes reported. Spring lambs 11.00 to 12.00 Yearlings 8.00 to 9.00 Ewes 3.00 to 4.00 Hogs. top. 160-225 -lbs 14.00 Sows 10.00 to 11.00 Top veal 13.00 Dairy type cows 3.50 to 6.00 . 7.00 to 8.00 8.00 to 10.00 . 1X0 to 9.00 21 Beef type cows Heifers Bulls Dressed veal DRS. CHAN . . . LAM Dr.Y.T.Lam.N.D. Dr.G.Chan.N.D CHINESE Herbalists 241 North Liberty Upstairs Portland General Electric Co.. Office open Saturday only 10 a.m. to 1 pan.; 8 to 7 pjn. Con sulfation. Blood pressure and urine testa are free of charge. Practiced since 1917 Oi All Kinds r Ceiling Prices Paid! Highest Prices Paid for t Fresh Eggs Ilorihwesl Poultry Cz Dairy ' Products Co. Salem . . Phone 7687 Klonmouth Home Sold . To Navy Man's Family MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Elm on Lentz have purchased a home on Warren street from Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Butler of Portland. Lentz Is In the merchant marine service, and prior to that served several years in the US navy. His wife is employed in a Salem bank. - The house purchased was for merly occupied by Dr. Butler as his dental office, and was shared by Dr. D. F. Searing; as his physic clan's office. Searing; is now over seas with the armed forces. Ivan Menke Plans Mill In Aumsville District AUMSVIIJLJE Word has been received here that a sawmill on a site in Aumsville near the rail road track will be put in by. Ivan H. Menke in the near future. Airs. Alton Improved ' MONMOUTH Friends here are glad to learn that Mrs. Julia Alton, who has been a patient at Eugene hospital, la now im proving at the home of her daugh ter in Eugene NO WAJ0R JUST COINS TO BE A U3T SAMMY CU AU RWSHT? I f EAH. BUNAM. s ' VwBRPWlSUERS v VAMM&fJ ( MOW Ailt IN HERE FOR A CHECK THE TAIL AN SEl IF yTN I CANT 1 CANTT STAMP ) SHOT DOWN W THE JT WW''' J -rffinVIM inir. -S-as-V.--- ' T0UXK... T- ALLIED CONVOY. SCORCHY M H -ry IgTT ' " 'J free 'to r" Jffii tggTi M- SCOECHY ffi ; i -1 1 1 1 1 ' 111 " - i i - . j i i i , Cevtrt N. see, it BARNEY GOOGLE Kawvvk! nou w that oveasaorvwXl tJEXT DOCKS? ME 'U. SCARS THE I Af-nJ reA-ul J- 1 W M n. 1 1 flsi I "LA lit. MS MICKEY MOUSE CBLAST1TJ I K1K1 UOX 6ET KkO MORE tu uiKar wvtc LITTLE ANNIE ROONET WAN BASTERN QPfCE- WHAT PQ6S .' .... US HAVE TO SKELETON ft WAVE WESTS A JjJTSZZ . - - - - r V un v-H m n THE LONE RANGER r iO ia . U m m I W - T M mm "V W mm - THB1BLE THEJT YES, S REE -I'M ALL BXCITEO-CAN 1 1 1 SIDP IT- MY STARS WHAT ""1- I WAS APRAJO YOU ( NONSEMSE-ALlI DO I LOOK ALL QKMT? I WANNA HARDLY WAIT TO SEE MISS JENrEU rVILLRXKSTMiNKOPME? - WOULONT TAKE MY LIFE" fVE - LOOK AS NICE AS I KM, SO THE WOLD SCHOOLTEACHER- fw YOUlCE THE SAME fT--. TWEJOB-VtHJlL WANTED TO NEW TEACHER WONT TUINfcf IM RNEST LITTLE LADY-. f-' t r BAD BOY YOU f. a j FlNO TEACHING A RUN AWAV ' TyA DUMB OX- ' -V ' - y ALWAYS WERE- i V: OKXJS SCHOOL a1 ANOJOlU ' W ' J? x." lJ J jraffRENT( t' ' Scars Farn Wheat Still ; Moving Up ; Prices Ragged At Start;. Trading Inactive but Steady , By WILLiAM FERRIS CHICAGO, Nov. ZOKflVWheat continued on its upward trail to day, moving to new highs for as long ago as 18 years on good buy ing attributed to millers, distillers and feed manufacturers. : Although trading was not ac tive, the advance was persistent throughout the session. Prices were ragged at the start and then started upward, offerings on the advance were light, although a lit tle profit-taking immediately pri or to the close brought a slight recession. . At the' finish wheat was higher, December $1.62-Vi. The advance sent December wheat to a new peak since 1925, July to a high since 1928 and May to its best levels since 1929. There was also a strong demand for a bread cereal in the cash market Isoo oSncw I J ItLM-IC?rlCO JWE Trt J . WT l-i 1 ' I SUE CANT EE HIAACALSE aaislao wer rrr POOS i " i ----awsw ajai ifV I V 1 I k3ET US INTO TOUSLE? M . Veil Crawy P I lOOk 1M TO A hOOTERTO TEACH 'IM SE AOUST ENCiUSH AfcttN , BUT rtst rKwvi t runes UUA POB TWO REASONS HE'S RUTHLESS AND CUNNMOAN0 US HATES HAROtNCr UB'O WAVE LEAPED AT TV CHANCE? TO W TEMPERS WrrM HARDING BAA.- BEEN PCX. tti 1 A i4 Day old to one -1 I T m a . r ssi is w m . -saaB-H- New liampsmres ana uarrea uuvao. quality. Ideal for broilers and layers. Slcrc with shipping sales out of here reported at 100,000 bushels, ; J In back of the upturn, as has been the case each day in the lat ter part of this week, was the gov ernment's flour subsidy program and the thought by some traders that wheat might advance to pari ty levels at which point the OP A may place ceilings over the grain. Odell Lake Contract On Railroad Started SIL.VERTON - Hugh Range and Olum Larson left this week for Odell lake to do maintenance work on the Southern Pacific lines. The two men are employed by Viesko & Hannaman, who have a contract with the railroad. Range and Larson recently fin ished a special contract job at Detroit. Monmouth Home Ec Club to Have Dinner t MONMOUTH The Home Eco nomics club of the local grange will sponsor a chicken dinner, No vember 25, at 1 o'clock In the grange hall. A program -will pro vide afternoon entertainment. ; TO VOOVC U NOU'CS SUCH A MCE HDLWS ilusi-W3 HCSrv NOU CAN C-W VttJL HfcAR TUB OlALini II ill c7 w-m I RUN OUTeS lOEARSl NAH!OSlAT ON HOUJTO GET HIM IWWTWPWT jSlUETPEATO TO SPEAK UKE HEOSTER B.1KE ME, HAH HS GROPED XMOFE SO p HAROIfO TO PINO THE STEAL. AY TO 0"TC WORK ON THE? RAILROAD.' ooesnt finish ON TIMC, HET-i. LOSSTW6 CON TSACT.' TVtBN THEN HS FOUNC7 TWS WAV we 'to. oer ths JO01 W WiUl THIS TVW ewfEtTON 0LOCX HARDINGT week old. Rhode Island Reds, 173 S. Is- ?r J.0AI1S For Hospitalization Worry over money prolongs illness; halts recovery. Speed up your getting well by the security of a personal loan to pay - your; hospital bllL ; Tenll be' surprised ait how easy it Is to get a loan!. . . how. simple to repay It, Slaie Finance Co. 212-222 Guardian Bid. Corner Liberty A State Telephone r .'v,', v. sit. '! "' Lie. S2K.M222 ' W axe always ta the eaarket te bay for CASH . Real Estate .Mortcaaes and contracts. Mer chandise Disc on at ' Paper j mad notes. . ..- VOR WJUL 3UGS 4 AAM.B1T X TiOUT a HOLDMV ''iSW WITH TvvO XJU PECKJM AT A ' XSOUMISUNOeRS1iAi40 (Mf r-KlfeTNU UjrSH )HiM TO SPEAK COR- A LIKE HOU. NO! ALL TUB LABOKSK9I PER 100 Liicrly SI.. Sdca a I .Tywjyi ) t Livestock and Potiftry WORK HORSES; SADDLK HORSES I Bar K Stock Ranch i Laxge assortment on haird t all times: at very attractive price. CRED IT given anyone. ' Discount for cash. Guaranteed as - represented, -free de livery. Harry Kuehne. Carrion, Ore. Located . mLI W. of Newherg, f ATTENTION Ml --; c i Will remove dead At worthless stock ai a snomenfs notice! SALit.M riH TILIZER A BY PRODUCTS -Fn. 6000 Collect "No otaer Phone ) j R old N. H. Red hens. J1.50 and fl.79. Call Sunday. 455 Madrona. GOATS: 1 buck: 3 does, iresh In Feb. Rt. S. Box S88K. ' ?FOR SALE: Jersey cow. Rt. i Box 100. Call evenings or Sunday. : hens. lJO. ' Alsoi NJ5. white bYed doe. Ph. 287. Rt. ; 4. Box 129. i ) BARGAIN: Team of mules with har ness. Wagon and box. 1751 N. Front St f rOR S ALE j NewTTlam d. oullvts rcadr to Uy. Ph. 228611 Lee's-Hatchery, FRYERS, roosters, and eeffn. "Frank Sprouse, l'si mli east State HdspitaL Help; Wanted ELDERLY couple to do lieht ianitor work jln Apt.! list, in return for' cabin and un. wage. Ph. 5865. 555 Marfan SL 1 . L.: - . - If elp Wanted Alale T t- Workers now 'employed In war. pro- ductioh should nut apply and will not beconsidered fori employment t.by. em ployer advertising .n this section. ;de;fense industry liequires W.C.L.A J. I i - i' - 1,1' - m , i Approved ; Jl allymanj and It Gfader TOP WAGE SCAtE j good housing factltiifs. t COAST AtJ LUMBfctl i COMPANY h Grand Honde. Oregon ? U or Phone BRoadway 3551. .Portland WE iNEED l three chain makers or three pnea who; would like to - leans the chain making business. This is Si very Vital war industry, located In Portland. We cai obtain suitabie hous ing fof you. Good pay while you are) learning. Call me . in Salem Sunday only, phone ; 72$e. t.; EXPERrENCEDi furniture salesman. 7ER"S Helper. H. L. Stiff Furn. iWOQD CXTTTEBS wanted fori! . asn. UvI Trees i trimmed tand drug on ground. 2 mi. N. of West Q Salem. Crocker Hop Yard. v IlogIgerT and! sawmill men': -! Choker settersj High Climber,' Sec tion men. E$entia industry: VVili pick up mein at U5.K.S. or call Jack: Hayes. Dallas! 46. .if,' S .-i - . WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER CO. ( DAXJLAlREG : JMOTIVX I body and fender ots of work and good i pay. Com'L It.' . r i WANTED: Men! for tram and ard servicel with or! without experience. Age linit experiebced 18 to 60. -without experience 16 to! 45. Will pay while breaking in. it qualify. . JSpoHane, Portland and Seattje- Ry. 1 j lltn andj Hoyt Streets, : Portland. Oregon. . J t i BMp Wanted Female -r- HOlisEKEEPER j for elderly gentle man. Good home and wages tQ right party. I Box 2g52SUtesmam j l.j j 'STENOGRAPHER. H. L. Stiff i Fur niture f Co. HOUSEKEEPER urgently needed Convei)ient modefn home. Mrs; Hon. l7-EtSt " ! , . , ""MOlKElcEipER oTtwoTOrTraTnv Good Wages and home. Prefer,- elderly lady. Frank Ensor, Turner. Ore.,' GIRLS to cleric in Camp Adair Ex change stores. Hours S to lflKT nights; week-ends. iz noon to 10:30. One jay a week off. Good! salary- Ph. 29S7. Mra. Webster, Camp Exchange Office. Lamp Adair.! WOMEN to cook in Boarding- Houia. IB GIRL or Woman for houseworjc and care ff two chtidien for motitn os January. Ph. 6442. 4 ', OI-iia!dTA plyTrloeTamr TU fScEY "piCCSRsT orthV erpoul try and J3airy. 1605 N. Front, t Salesmen Wanted' C03IPETENT SALESMAN ' For Sawmill and industrial Territory Mature. Able. Well Educatea UOoa selling records desirable. Aptitude and "kxperience! in Mill Supply In- dustrial Equipment. Whc-lesale Hardware or j Lumber Industry may I qualify, ocuuea, written ap plication required. . . 4 Henry Disston & Sons, f-' - Inc. - I ; Box 904S I Seattle. 1 Wrt, 4- Situations Wanted BOY 16. wants i odd jobs or ' part time employment. Inquire Aptf 4. 221 Chemeketa. TRUCKING wanted. Ph. 7KJ1. Fori Sale -JMiacellanejous ' FOR SALE: 1 caulked loggers' or. -Buffalo6! 10-in, shoes size J,0, flfl x io Size 4L ne Sa2 1 or hockey shoe ice skates 13.50. A U in best condition. Phn lem 3254 or call at 3249 Center St. CANARIES at jllOS N. Church. WnfcEWOOD i gas. range. Snt. gaf plate. Jigsaw with motor. 30 TAbrams) Ave. evenings. : j TRAILER HOUSE. 1111 Saginaw. framesf dishes, misc. 523 Belmont. TYPEWRITER, i standard ReiriingtoA good cnd. Ph 4587. s Rlrsj Hill Entertains - For Social Group 1 1 ' i - aiONMOUTH Mrs. F. HiU .1 -i "1 I mi" w4 hostess t'Wlednesclay aftrnoon tor th Social Hour club. Mrs. F. E Chmbers poke on Jh ,USO, far which she la acting director htre.1'.- !' l ... 1 " i " The) next club hostesses ys b Mrs. Maricai Fresh and her aunt, ttn. P. T. Eu'Jer of Portia- 1. - U i i If 1 J L.