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Salem Market
Quotations
1 he prices beow supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
mrkt nrlcM naid to orowers by Sa
lem buyers but art not guaranteed
by The Statesman; ;
'cauliflower. er.?e 2 25 and 8.5S
Crook neck At Italian squash, lb. 4)3
Turnips, dox bunches ,. 1 .00
Cabbage, lb. JD2
Endive, doz. nun. .iw
Radishes, dos bun. , i 0
Carrots, dos bun. -60
Celery, doz. bun. , I SO
Pumpkin, lb. , , , j03
Parsnips, lb. JOS
.BUTTER. ECGS AN POULTRY.,
Aadreiea's Baying Prices
(lasject te change without aetlce)
BUTTERFAT - . ": I ' ;
i Premium , , t "
No. 1 ,
No. I ,
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! BUTTE PRINTS
A
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Quarters
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.43 V
iEQQS
Extra large
Medium :
Standards
Pullets
At,
POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1 :
Ma. X.- colored bake
gee.ze.ro, all night
LONG I WAS DBEaMIN'
'BOUT COLO 1
cm
LITTLE ANNIE EOONET
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could, mMit - : v '
"1 plA 1HCX CC4iWY : J ..ij.--- -
1 1 1 ioH 'Yi.E253 ?oqW mae him lau6h,om g the other one's i
i' 'fill ""T P SilSJ- ' 'V
MICKEY MOUSE ' ' rr'M. : I fy 7,1 iMis.j. imi tj
i ' - I 'r-L yrQ' 1 1 AtW r40T SOj fOXW THE UECK S (fUELL BUXi) ME VOUM!
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THIMBLE THEATRE i - - ' sS-Sr '
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rr soon Athen wet; better
BE PARK ) GET READY FQfZ
ACTION
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PROTECT YOUR FROZEN
FOODS WITH
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HOSPflAL I STILL
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Marion Creamery's Bavins Prices
(subject U cnanct witbetn nouct)
rOULTBT I :-: .
No. 1 springs , J9
No. 1 hens ... ,
LIVESTOCK .
Buvinc d rices for Na 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reponea:
Dressed veal , . - - -
Spring! lambs 14.00 to 1900
Yearhngs , 8.00, to 11.00
Stocks and Bonds
July 1
ITOCK AVERAGES
30 15
IS 60
Indus Rails Util SUs
Saturday i .
T7.1 28 0 38.0 83.5
T7.1 , . 28 9 31. 55 S
-70.9 ' 28.9 37.5 55 J
-73.1 17.8 36.6 53 J
.73.6 v M.l 35.6 52.3
..77.5 .. 39 0 38.0 " 55.6
-69.1 32.9 35.1 49 J
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
1M4 high
144 low
New 1944 high
BOND AVERAGES :
a r 20 10 ; 10 10
Rail Indus util rogn
BOND AVERAGES .
Saturday . i- 89 6 104 8 107.0
67.
67
Previous day 69.6 104.9 106.9
wees: ago -b.s imj iuo.s
Month ago I.90.3 105 J) 106.4
67J
66
61
Year ago . ;.vt.5 los s io.s
1944 . high
1944 low
67J
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BAGS AN BARRELS AfT
BOXES OF 60LD PILED UP
JUST LIKE COAL PR SAND.
THEREfe JUST ONE CHANCE
OF GETTING THROUGH THAT
INDIAN CAMP
1
U 00.2 105.7 107.1
1 sa Iaub ia at liu 1 ins 'M
II R "l ,1 I jill V
II 11 ' ! 1 111 " n ill I t:
w mil
.,.aaBai mi rnaTsmTmiiinni mi i iiiiiiibiiihimihi m i i " ii
Exes !7ia7-GLME:3? : tcslliSr
Uqnid tight, bellows
?4Bjik
Easily sealed with moderately hot Iron. Pints, (I 171
caarts, half gallons, fowl and turkey sizes, p
The
Grain Market
Irregular
CHICAGO. July 1 JP) Tyhcat
futures fluctuated in an irregular
market today At the openinf the
undertone was easy but prices ral
lied at mid-session, then sagged
under. the pressure of profit taking
and hedging sales near the close.
Bye broke in early trading but
there was no great pressure on
the market and prices were strong
in late trading. ;
Oats ' were Up sharply at the
close. . . ... i
Wheat closed higher to ! Vl
lower . than ; Friday's finish, July J
$U7H-H. Oats were up H ttf 1
July 77. ! . . A . If ,
Rye. was fa to 1 'higher, July
Sl.09-l.09Va.' Barley was up H to
1, July $03H. ' . 15.
Announcement of new -' flour
subsidies, S H f to 13 cents lower
than last month, had some' effect
on market sentiment. The 13
cent reduction in the soft' red win
ter wheat subsidy was larger than
anticipated. ' " ?
Commission house and Drofes
sional buying and all lot purchases
for mills came" into the wheat' pit
when prices declined and caused
a rally. The market reacted quickly
to the advance, however. : j
'July oats were bought by shorts
and commission houses and were
up sharply compared with other
months..;'- Jj
A fair demand for choice quality
cash rye was reported and stren
gthened an otherwise quiet mar
ket. . " i fl
Pennsvlvania Visitors! I
Entertained in Uounty
SILVERTON M aurlce War-
nock, son of Mrs. J. C Warnock
and brother of Mrs. J. C. Morley
and Fred and; Kenneth Warnock,
plans to spend July at Silverton.
He will . be accompanied byjjiis
wife, the former Isabel Cherry of
Beverly Hills; . Calif- -and ' their
year-old son,' Thomas. " '' ' 1
The Wa mocks make their home
at Lancaster Pa4 -where he Is a
treasurer of the Armstrong Cork
company. He 'graduated from j the
Suverton nign school in I92Z, .and
from the school of business ; ad
ministration, ; University' of , Ore
gon, in ',1926, He ' was with f the
-Armstrong ' company, rat Seattle
and ' California prior to ' being
transferred to' the home office' in
Pennsylvania.; " . ..
I GUESS ITS BECAUSE LEM
LEARy SAYS THERESTVY0
BJG BARRELS OF CdLD
HIDDEN AU7NG THE CANAL!
style. Cellophane lined.
xSrn m
I brhjone of those pi r
II v PRJSOKERSjTOrsTO 7 !
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.' July 1 -J API-
Butters AA grade, prmia 4c; Cartons
4c; A grade prints 45l,sc cartons
46ic; B grade prints 45',ic; cartons 46c.
Buttertat: Fisst quality, maximum of
,6 of per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland M-52',ic: premium qual
ity, maximum ! of ja oz I par cent
acidity ft3-53',ic: valley l routes and
country points: 3c less than irst or
Eggs: To producers, case count 30-
31c; select henneries? 33c; mediums 37c
dosen. i V i t t
Ens f To retailers: A large ! 3S-39c:
A medium 3336e dozen; A small (pul
let) N-ue dozen. .,.i.r i-..:.- ;. -,
Uvt poultry1: Buying price- from
producers: Broilers up to XV lbs. 27c;
fryers, 2i to 4 Iba. 28c; roasters, over
3'i lbs. 29c: Leghorns 23c lb.: colored
hens, - all -weights 25c; - roosters nd
stags zsc id. j: ; :
Country meats: Rollback prices . to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, 120-140 lbs. lS-17c; vealers
AA 22 lie: A 21Vc; B 19-19 ,iC5 C 15-
l7J,ic: culls 12H5C. Beef AA 21 c. A
20ic; B lc; C 14c: eanner-cutter
cows 13-14c: bulls, canner-cutters 14
I4c: lambs AA 26c: A jv.ke; B 22 'ic:
C 10 -20c; ewesjrs 13Uc; medium 12c;
R 1SC. , - 4 ' ' f
Cheese: Selling price to Portland
ratai lers : Oregon triplets i 29.4c : dais
ies 29.90 lb.; loaf 30 Jte lb.; triplets to
wholesalers ' 27c; loaf 27 lie TOB,
Rabbits:'-Government ceiling; Ave
rage country killed to retailers 40-44
lb.; live price 4o producers 23-24c lb.
Turkeys: selling price to retailers:
Dressed hens No. 1. 39'i-43c lb.
Turkeys. Alive: Government celling
buying i prices::! Hens 42c; toms 36',ic
lb- dressed basis. : (- - I -
wax 1.75; Calilornla red ' 1.40; Walla
Walla 2.23 pef 50-lb. bag; : Arizona
whit 2.75 per!0-lb. bag. I
Onions: Green vs-SOc doz,' punches.
Potatoes: Old Jocal No. 1. 3.50 cen
tal: do; 2s. 60S, Klamath No. 1
3.75: Deschutes No.' 1. 3.65 .cental.
Potatoes: New California whit 3.90
cental; Texas red 3.90 90-ib. bag.
Wools Government control.
Hops: Nominal contract: 1044. 85c
UP: 1949. 79C: 1940. 9SC: 147. 90C ID.
Hay: Wholesale prices nominal: Al
falfa No. 2 or jbetter $34-35; oat-vetch
$26 ton valley points; timothy K eastern
Oregon 1 S35-30 ton; clover S2 ton;
Montana grass hay (No. l) snjo ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. 1 Ore., July I (AP)
(WFA) sauibie and total catue 10,
calves hone; market nominal; week's
trade uneven: ikinds grading common
and below 25-54) cents lower; clearance
fairly complete; others mostly steady,
with - fed steers sharply . higher on
specialty market; extreme top 18 00,
new all-time high: best grassers 130:
grass heifers 12.50 down; eanner-cutter
cows 4 .50-4.00; j common-medium beef
cows large. 7Ji-9J0; onry good young
cows to 11.00 ! and above; .common
medium bulls! 7.00-8 JO: good ' beef
hulls up . to 9.50-,. good -choice;- vealers
14.6O-15i0. ": V T - a- U !- . i
Salable hogs1 60. total 250; market
slow. -mostly steady: 'few. good-choice
185-250 lbs. 13.75; light lights down to
9.75; good sows mjoo-79; feeder pigs
io.eo-so. .. 4 - I .
Salable sheep1 100, total 150; cleanup
sales, weak Jew good-choice spring
lambs 1375; common - medium shorn
old crop lambs 8.00-9.00r week's mar
ket generally steady: bulk good-choice
springers ujo; extreme early top
13.75; good ewes 4.00; common down
to 3.00. ? ? - t
- The North Portland livestock mar
ket wUl be closed Tuesday. July 4,
NOW EVERY0NES GOT TWE
GOLD FEVEK, WHICH GRAND
OAD SET IS WORSE TUAlJ
A StVBrftAl? HACUEI
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WE'LL ENTER! THE INDIAN V
CAMP AS PRISONERS OP!
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Quotations
Orton, Sundor l!onag Wf X
Portland
Portland Grain
VflBYT tun r ' T..n ' ' t abv v
Wheat . futures -and cash eraln ,: un
quoted. ; !
cash wheat (bid): Soft whit l.M'i;
soft, white (excluding Rex) 1.43',;
white- club 1.4S',i; western red 1.4',i.
Hard red wlncr; Ordinary 1.44,i; 10
per, cent 1.46,4r Ui per cent IJO'i;
u per cent .9',a. v-!-
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent l i;
11 per cent 1.4SU: U per cent lJOls. v
- Today's ear receipts: Wheat 28. bar
ley 2, Sour 5. oats I, hay 2. zniUfeed 11.
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Stock Weelri II
Satisfactorv
NEW YORK. July 1 HffV-the
stock market , today concluded an
other speedy, and generally satis
factory week with utihties, pack
ers, oils and specialties operating
m the upside while many recent
climbers were stalled by light sell
ing. : '
; Demand foe many -peace-rated
stocks was attributed to the per
sistently good war news. Develope
ments at the republican, national.
convention were in line with ex
pectations in the financial district
and little immediate reprecussion
on share trends was in evidence.
Later in the week, though, power
and light company shares appar
ently responded rto mounting po-'
liucal hopes with a heavy turn'
over. ;
Selectivity prevailed from the
start of today's session, but gains
of fractions to. a point or more,
with high gains' for 1944 or longer
numerous,; were well distributed
at the close. . i
The Associated . Press 60-stock
composite was unchanged at 55.5,
but on the week : showed a net
advance of .3 of a point. For the
month i the gain was 2J2 points.
Transfers for; the two hours to
taled 646,540 shares compared with
558,110, last Saturday. Brokers
were cheered by the fact that bus-t
iness in June Was the best for that
month since 1933 and topped any
month since May, 1940.
Salem Man Visits With:
Brother in. Grand Island
GRAND. ' ISLAND Walter
RockhUl of Salem is a guest of his
brother, Clarence ; Rockhill, and
family i while convalescing from a
broken" leg! He was injured 'while
working on 'his ranch and '' has
been confined in the Salem 'Gen
era! hospital eight wreks.' :
ration calendah ,
(Clip and keep for handy reference)
PROCESSED FOODS: -
. Book 4 Blue stamps AS through
vi tifld maeiimteiv. n '
MEAT,- BUTTER, FATS CHEESES
' Book 4 Red Stamps AS through
ws vaua inaetlteiy.
SUGAR: -i
Book 4 Sugar stamps 30, 21 and
si valid indefinitely. B pounds each
For canning only: Sugar stamp 40
valid for a pounds. Apply at local
urA noara tor more. s i i . .
SHOES: LOOSE STAMPS INVALID
Book 3 Airplane stamps Nos. 4
and 2 valid Indefinitely.
GASOLINE COUPONS: NOT VALID
UNLESS ENDORSED:
-A" No. U valid June 22 . through
September ; 21. . S gallons each. tB 3
or "C i 3" ! may , be renewed within
but not before 15 days from , data
oil cwrr. 1
FUEL oil: ! '
Period 4-5 coupons valid through
September 30. Place new orders as
soon as period l coupons received
from local boards. i
TIRE INSPECTION: :
.-: Records . must be presented, for
gasoline renewals, special applica
tions, and ure replacements.
STOVES; - i: -
Apply at local OP A board for pur
chase certificates.
WOOD. COAL, SAWDUST:
ORDER NOW I Don't risk shortage
next winter. - u !,,
PRICK CONTROL: ' C
Refer inquiries and complaints to
price clerk at local OP A boara.
DRESSED
Veal and
Ilcgs Uanled! U
Top Prices Paid!
' Prompt Reinittaiiee -Ship
to . .
FrcdillDycr
Ileal Divlshn
444 8. W. Vamhin SC or
& E. 82nd Foster Blvd.
IT. We can accept enlj
wIC: animals kUled tn
complianeo with O. t. . A.
regulations. ,
A5E rvrm rut kwdcp
- AlS AMBULANCE l -.
ATTACXEP W ME 10'.
- NAZI &tTtZ Hi - -0t
F20M THE CLCUPS
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Livestock and Poaltry
WORK HORSES SADDLE BORSES
Bar ;K Stock Ranch '
Lars assortment on hand at all
times at vy attractive prices. CRED
IT given - anyone. Discount for cash.'
Guaranteed as represented. Free de
livery. Harry Knenne. J Carlton. Ore.
Located Vt ml. W. of Newberg. -
DARK Brown tiding mar wt. 1100
lbs. S6S. Also suitable for light gar
den, work. Ph. 7203. 180 Garden Road.
NICE genUe 1 year old Guernsey
bull at beef price. J. H. McDonald,
BL Southeast ot &ntw, ure.:-
3 XWS: 1 springer, Jersey, I suit
able ior beef. Ph. 21371.; ; i -
JPLENTY I dressed frvers and bakes
for July 4th weekend. Order now. Lee's
Hatchery, Ph. 22861. . I- -j- - , -:y
S .YOUNG cows: 1-gives fiL t
3-Val. S13S: for the 2. mL wntxd
Macieey. ceo. r. unebarger, Kt. t a.
Box 274, Salem. . ; i; -
DISCS ' and .- disc nlows machine
ground. 1 mi. west Dallas Hiwy. Bx 469
14 'MO. Guernsey-Jersey heifer. M.
D. Vineyard. 2395 Center Ph. 22521.
iseasaSfjaseMeasssi
. LIVE FRYERS.. 391 Center St. -
NEW Hampsfatro -taylBg pullets ot
ready to lav ipuJc ts. Immediate do
Hvery. Chohw selection' Ph 22861.-La'
Hatchery. 4 ' t ;" - 1 1 1 i - J
V v-4-i 'ATTRJfTrON f"--"'
Will remove dead at worth lew stock
in a moreen fa notice I - SALEM FER
TILIZER 4t BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. U00
Collect I No ether Phonal.
R. L Red fryers for saie. MulvlhiU.
at 6, Box. 840. B. Center. Ph. 2252S
WANTED:i- Beef and canner . cows
bulls and i veals. Will 1 rail at : farm
E, L Sne then. 3570 . E.- Turner Road
Ph. 21345.' Morns or eves.
Help Wanted
DISHWASHER for night shift. Chin
ese Tea Garden. Special waitress for
Saturday night. . ; t v i ,
CHERRY PICKERS needed at Rhoten
Farm. Truck calls at , Farm Employ
ment office. ; Ml csiemeketa Street, at
70 A.M.. and at Miller and South
Commercial ; Streets at 1:15 A.M.. or
come to farm one mile South of Refo-
erts Station on South." River s Road.
Henry . Query, phone 2-257S. ii in
charge... -, i -v- ; : 1
CHERRY Pickers, start July 1. Good
crop, two weeks, ladder service, trans
portation from. &aiem. c en. laris.
Emil Stevens. 1 t .1
Strawberry Shortage
Reported from Stores
ISILVERTONLocal stores "are
having difficulty in obtaining sufficient-
berries owners, reported
FTidayV Strawberries fare partic
ularly' scarce and raspberries are
not always obtainable Only a few
stawberrf es have been 7 received
this ;past!'week..:Vr pt ' f- y., y J
Some,-Erowers are permitting
pickers to go into the older fields
and pick 'their own berries, charg
ing from 8 to 12 cents a pound in
the tieldJ - , - : y . -'
... Legal Notice
ftroS WANTED
Sale of Obsolete Eojatpment and
scrap Materials
The Oregon State Highway
Commission has for sale an assort
ment of fob s o Te t e equipment,
ecruinment Darts and a collection
of scrap inaterial located, at the
Highway uepartment equipment
Plant at Salem. A partial list of
the various kinds : of equipment
and scrap materials follows: .?
RD-7 caterpillar and dozer, Al-
i lis-Chalmers tractor, pull and
power graders, rooter, McMillan
dirt remover, asphalt kettle,
steel boom, Owen road broom,
equipment parts, scrap steel,
cast iron, bronze, copper wire,
radiator) cores, batteries, tires,
tubes and; scrap paper. i
Sealed bids for the purchase of
all or any one piece of the obso
lete equipment and for all or any
one of the several classes of junk
materials will be received by the
Commission in the Stock Exchange
Room of the Imperial Hotel, Port
land. Oregon, at 9:00 a. m. on
Wednesday; July IZ, 1944. -V
Proposal blanks and lull uiior
mation for: bidders may be ob
tained at; the office of the State
Highway ! Commission, Room 319,
State Office Building, Salem, Ore
gon. j - v:. i : .
ach bid ; must be submitted on
a proposal form obtained from the
btate Highway commission and
must be accompanied by a certi
fied ; check -i or bank draft in - an
amount not less than twenty-five
ber cent (25) of the total
a m o u n t bid, where the total
amount is 1 150 or less: and ten
per cent (10 ) of the total amount
bid (with a minimum of $12.50).
where . the total amount i over
$50.00. si'
The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals or to accept
the proposal deemed best for - the
State of Oregon. - '
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION. By: H. B. Glaiyser,
Secretary. Jly 2.
s4l!HgJ s Jf ft eUZl I 7rr Zr WN TO thim jtemet
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Help Wanted
ARE Von Interested meat cutting
as a profession? U . areandave
had some retaU cutters Prtence
farm cutUng experience, f!
cure Inimediato emnjenrja - a
steady position- wittv fuUt PPJ
to lean Tthe biismesa wbllo yarn
a good wage.- We are prep1?
teach you. As a retail meat cutter
you will be rendering a genuine war
time service to too community. Por
tions available both te and out o
Salem, Apply Safeway Stores
Office. Room 20C. HcCUchrist BuUd
ing. Salem. i
CHERRY Pickers, close - to.
avenue. Box S5. 4c per lb..
Park
STENOGRAPHER. Capable meeting
ibhc; 30-40 preferred.-Oregon State
raining School, Woodbarn. -Oregon.
TRY Cook wanted, man or woman.
Tha.'Spa. : ' --'-' 4--'
: Help Wanted Male ;
txrrL .r. Ma Mnaiand tn war' pro
duction should not apply and will
be considered for employment
ployers advertising In -this section '
BRANCH MANAGER xW ANTED
Metropolitan newspaper has opening
for local -resident for branch manager
Job.- Tho man we -want la probably
married, formerly worked in store, of
fice or has background - f -ndiroct or
store sales experience, u.you are in
terested in a future now and after the
war please ask fee Mr. Walters. Sena
tor Hnti. after- 4 o'clock Wednesday.
Salary, bonus,1 comm.. and car allow-
anca. . - .. -
WANTED
rURNrnXRE and APPLIANCE
I SALESMAN . .
An .rivllHit ennortunitv to become
affiiiatM with a reliable, established
business. Permanent position, a ' good
salary, inquire at
' 200 State St. .
' SEAL OPPORTUNITY
Laree metrooohtan organization de
sires man for local position. The man
we want probably has nad mux route.
cleaner or laundry route - experience
and believes he could nanoie peopie
4 ivn th onnortunitv. Please call
3690 Wed. between Sc 1 P.M. for
appointment.
I CARPENTER and 1 helper. Top
pay. non-union JOD. atari . aaonuajr.
Ph. 3924 after 5 JO PJ.
WANTED. Man for small sawmilL
$1 per hour. Experience unnecessary
Cabin avauaoie. a nu. town, racnara-
son's, i alls City, we. j:
MAN to assist Cottage Mgr. and sup
ervise boys outdoor work, itoom,
hoard and laundry. Oregon fetate
Training School. Woodburn Oregon.--
WANTED: Tire section repair man
or man familiar with LODI eouipment.
B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Stores, 188
S. Corn'l.. Salem. ' Ph. Tise. -1 :
RATCHET ; Setter for : SS.tlOS milt
Power set work. House available. WU
lamina. Lumber Co... i. - l--: "
WANTED: A good reliable man. for
postwar work, good pay while learn-ins-.
48 hr. week with premium rate
for night shifts. Furn. or nnfurn. hous-
In -within - one ' block 01 plant.- mr.
Luker. Air Reduction Sales Co 4951
N. W. Front Ave.. Ph. AT. moo..
WANTED: --Steady -"warehouseman.
grocery experience preferred. Willam
ette urocery. . -
J4EAT cutter and meat market man
ager for a lob with a future.- Best pay
in town.Saving Center. Portland-. Rd.
MANfor" ' track 'Work SI an' rwuf .
Apply Oregon Electric Freight Depot-
I WANTED: - Dairy
Bros.. South Salem.
hand. . Bchindler
work.' Herrall
Owens. 235 S. Com'L
DIESEL. LOG Truck Mechanic. Wil
lamette Valley Lumber Co. 213 Pacific
Building. Portland. 4, Ore. or Dauaa.
Oregon. .- ' "
MECHANIC. Permanent position. Ex-
:ellent pay, Herrau-Owens Co.
Help Wanted Female
LADY to make tcleohone calls.
work can be f done from your own
home. Salary or commission. . Box 46
statesman, yi-'
ROOM, board and . some wages for
woman to care : for my.- home and
Children Help may bring their own
cmia u aesirea. Ph. ena.
WAITRESS Wanted. The ,Spa.
FOUNTAIN Girl wanted. The - Spa.
' NEEDED: Usherettes. Annlv rnltnl
, Salesmen Wanted
WET - wash and nersonal bund 1m.
s hour service. . 1757 S. Church. Ph.
jwk. casa and: carry. . 1 r : 1.
! ESTABLISHED western cereal man
ufacturer wants salesmen for Salem
Eugene area. Selling experience In food
Or allied lines necessary. Salary, ex
penses and . ear furnished. Reply l by
letter giving full details as to quali-
ncations as to - experience, age. etc.
pox no. i, ntatesman. . . ;
Situations : Wanted
" PreSchool PlayScnool; 1381 Stele.
Ages z-e. run or au day. Fh. S430.
auLDCBAn Nursery We pick op
muw ucuver. iaa? iraoa. hi. TlffTI
Fop : Sale -Rliscellaneous
. REVOLVING: Clothes line. Ph. 3272
Balloon Ure bicycle. 1511 N. Church.
For Sail
.-Jliscellaneonsi
2 CAL. Remington automatic rifle
55 So 19th. Phone 4821.- .
..Ki.tnn ranee Walnut bed- ,
rntTsuiti 232S ter: Ph. 4474 eves.
onr-wAR baby bursy. Child's chest
of drawers. 1345 N. llth.
MunmirrnM - stroller' - buggy.
Storm shield. Pre-war. 273 W. 30th. -
MAN'S
BICYCLE- S20.
Capitol.
nu avwrt with hardware.
$5 00 set. Can Sunday and Monday.
485 Division St. t -;v ' -
a tcix itt 'atT-awherries' and Pie
chelrries. U pick. U mi. N. Of Labisn.
Center school. . .
urr .BMnhMTtM. Pick your own.
Ph.: 2-11S3. 240 Fisher Road.
niw assortment of Myrtlewood gifts,
Pcmbertons. 1930 S.-12th. Ph. 6083. .
RriirnnTL new davenos. Plenty of ....
spring. Metal hinges. SS9.50. '-.
- - NELSON . BROT. - FURNITURE
-. . - 315 N. Liberty St. ;
STRAWBERRIES, fresh
daily at
Hoffman's Meat Market. -
BTmrnRrn Airdala mipoies. males
120. .females "8 15. Write PXX, Box , 406,
Salem.-. . -
ctnjRS aiwf Roval Annes. You pick.
10c lb. Rt. 3. Box S37. WUbert Kurth.
Ph. 3-258S.' Past Belcrest
TRAILER House Call evenings, SIS
S. 12th St. - i' - . ,-.
, HAND Truck 820. Simmons Iron bed
stead springs $7 JO. Wedgewood apt.
size gas range 1S-1S Park St. :
BX WISE ' .and nurchase FOur oil
heater now while 4 they are available.
. NELSON BROS. l UKWliUnfi
315 N. Liberty St. .. -
ROYAL Anne cherries Sc a lb.: U
pick. 3 miles south on Liberty Road,
2nd house on Belcrest ' Road. A. B.
Browning. I , .. .-
MARSHALL Strawberries .13c." U
pick. George Christofferson, RL 7, box
208. Ph. 22588. . .I-, v -,. ,
ALL Mod. trailer rise. S450. 3 blocks
front Monmouth Hotel on old, W High
way south. Signal Ser. Sta.
BREAKFAST set: chest of drawers:
4 chairs: Westinghouse automatic elec
tric range; davenport: 3 legged ladder,
14 ft.: Remington typewriter. . 1680 N.
Commercial. i : ; ,
BABY BUGGnS $1750 & up
NELSON BROS; FURNITURE
315 N. Liberty St. ;
I SEED Potatoes. Close out. Ik price.
CeiUfied. Bliss Triumph. Irish Cobbler. .
Burbank and Early 'Rose.- Saving Cen
ter. Portland Road. : . , . .
-H' COCKER Spaniel pups, cheap.
Also . good borne for - female cocker
spaniel nice pet. tor. duration. Ph. 4818
GOOD table radio: pre-war daveno:
chest f drawers; dressers; -beds; sew-
bif . machine: elec. . dock; vieiin;
chairs; -chiming mantle clock; -odd
dishes; fruit Jars; misc. 2050 S. Church
FOR SALE or trade for beef : 1 reg
istered Jersey bull IT mo.", old. from
very high production. Price 8100. E. L
Sne then. 3b 10 s.. Turner. Rd. Ph. 21345.
- OCCASIONAL. CHAIRS at substen
tial . reduction.
- NELSON BROS.- FURNITURE' ,
-r , -315 'N. Uberty St. - ' - .
GOOD Jersey cow. -1310 3. 14th.
ROYAL Anne Ac black -cherries Tc.
U pick. H. G. PEARSALL. across the
road. from-Labish Center school .
STRAWBERRIES : D nick. 10c lb. J.
T.'Norris. Rt. 2. Box 81, Turner.
I PR. sealed beam driving liehts: 1
set musical horns. 802 North Cottage,
Denina ui imo. cottage, r
HAND Painted china antiaue rub
glass. No dealers. 2095 N. 4th. Ph. 6071.
1944 COOLmSTTORS: see tha dem-
onstration. ; No foods to cover. Air
conditioned. u t. .
NELSON BROS. FURNITURE
315 N. Uberty St. , ;
CABINET Philco radio, latest model.
Ph. 3308. , ;. !.-.,. ,:ii.r
REDHEART strawberries 15e lh. n
pick. Clean patch. W, H. WilUamson.
: REFRIGERATOR, j commercial type.
11 ft. capacity. 8300 Ph. 7487.
' BABY bed. baby buggy, baby scales,
X baby jumpers, high chair, baby bas
ket. Ph. 49F21. u !
PIE CHERRIES: U pick. Sc pound.
Picked 10c. Bring containers. 2055 S.
Cottage. Ph. 21063. ; ; i .-
-' KITCHEN chairs; .8 & 10 gat milk
cans; enameled pinchers; spoons as
fo.rt?:8 nd : 16x16 tents.
ACME AUTO Ac TRUCK WRECKER
MIKE STEINBOCH
: 3055 Portland Rd.
-MONT)MERY Ward drag saw. 134S
rtoyt.: fh. -eo29. .--i
- STRAWBERRIES for canning. Sav
toa Center. Portland Road. . .
" .R- A. CHERRIES Sc lb- U pick Mrs.
Wright. 4., mi. Wallace ltd. K. 2327?:
REDHEART Strawberries. U pick.
nC5S.1C-?RJ"," Heaters.
Chairs; Ice box; beds Ac mattress; fruit
CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE
. ; -. ; 14S Center St.
.S5."WAa davenport and chair.
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