PAGZ TEN
Th OSEGO.t STATED JAIL Ccdara.
Wheat Leads
Grain Upturn
CHICAGO, Oct 4HV Wheat
futures were up nearly three cents
to the best prices in more than
sic months today but profit tak
ing developed on the bulges and
closing quotations were fraction
ally below the day's best figures.
Other grains were affected by
the trade in wheat Barley at one
'time was up as much as 3 V4 cents.
Rye, oats and corn were strong. .
Mills covering recent heavy
flour sales and cash interests were
heavy buyers of wheat from the
- start Commission, houses "sup
ported the market and soon shorts
scrambled to cover. .
1 December wheat sold at the top
at il.B7. a new hih since early
April and 2 cents above the sea
sonal low established less man a
month ago. July and September
wheat went to new seasonal highs.
Cash wheat kept pace with the
advance in futures and No. 1 hard
wheat sold at $1.72, the ceiling
plus commission charge.
Part of the bullish wheat trade
was in anticipation of higher wheat
ceilings to reflect a two-cent in
crease in parity prices.
'At the close wheat was 1 to
. , i
2y Jygher than yesteraay s xuusn,
December $1.67 Vi-V. Corn - was
to lk higher, December $1.14.
Oats were up to 1, December
65V4-.. Rye was to lft higher,
December $1.09 ft -ft. Barley was
up ft to 2ft, December $1.06.
Albany School
Enrollment Up
ALBANY Enrollment in the
city schools at the beginning of the
'third week of school revealed 1678
pupils in all grades, an increase of
202 more pupils than were regis
tered at the close of the second
week of school in 1943. ; .
In the senior high school a gain
of 45 over the number registered a
year ago has been made, making a
total of 445. In the - junior high
schools 463 registered, a gain of
57, while in the elementary grades
a registration of 770, a gain of 100
over a year ago. , -
Woodburn Serviceman
Visits While on Leave
' . '-.-''-."
; WOODBURN Charles Cor n
well, seaman 2c, is here on a 15
day leave after finishing his boot
training at Farragut Mrs. Crn
well went to Farragut Thursday
. with Mrs. Gene Buson and Mrs.
Ivan Robinson of Coquille. They
stopped for her on their way to
the same camp for their hus
bands. The Busoni and Robinsons
were over night guests of the
Cornwall. and 'continued their
homeward trip Tuesday morning.
Ilorlgage Loons
LOW INTEREST RATE
NO COMMISSIONS
LIBERAL TERMS
PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGE
PIOIIEEH TRUST G0IIPAIIY
Estate Administration
19 N. Commercial
Have a Coca-Cola Eat, drink and enjoy
a. a-" i i r . i i xi r- -r - i wtv
torn
J, , . c?r adding refreshment to a backyard barbecue
.One of the secrets of any successful home barbecue is plenty of Ice-cold
Cjca-Cola. Ererybocty enjoys Its life, sparkle and refreshment, Plan to have
f koetj bottles of Cclce" ice-cold and ready to drink, 7hen you shop, remcm
' ber to ask for Coca-Cola. Everywhere, Coca-ColasUnd s for tb paust that
refreshes, has become a high-sign of hospitality in the Americaa hone.
SOTTltD UNBI8 AUTHOtITT O TH8 COCA-COtA COMPANY 9T
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COlMP AN Y OF SALEM
( Calem, Oregon w
"Strictly Private"
I AaiT so hot wjt vbuNE. r-? -
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Quotations at
Portland Livestock
. PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 4 (AF)
WTA Cattle salable and total 100.
holdover 250; calves 15; market rather
alow but fair clearance In right; gen
erally steady with canner and cutters
selling lower; light canner and cutter
steers 80-a 00;- common-medium heif
ers I.0O-11.0O; - cutters down to 00;
canner and cutter ' 1 cows 1.50-5.50;
sheUy cows down to 3.00; fat dairy
type cows up to 6.50; "common-medium
beef cows 7.OO-S.0O; good-choice to
10.00; common-medium bulls 1.00-S.50;
common-medium - vealers 9.00-12.50;
good-choice grades scarce, quotable to
130-14.00; -. common-medium. . grass
calves weak. 7.00-10 JO. ,
..Hogs -salable' and .total .250; .market
very active, 'fully - steady; good-choice
180-840 lbs. 15.75;. 241-270 lb. 15.00;
heavier and lighter weights 14.00-50;
good sows 13.00-50; light weights ! to
13.75; good-choicer feeder pfgl salable
13.00-75: : light weights down to .10.00
Sheep salable and total 200; market
moderately active, fully ' steady: one
lot good -choice SI lb woo led . lambs
11.75; medium 70-S0 lb. 10.50; common
shorn lamb down to -1.00; good year
lings salable around 9.00; -good ewes
3.00-25.
Portland Grain
- PORTLAND. Ore, Oct 4 API
No 'futures quoted. .. -
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.49;
soft whit '(excluding Rex) 1.50; whit
club 1.50: western red 1.50.
Hard Ted winter: Ordinary 1.49; 104
per cent IM", U per cent LSI; M
per cent l jo.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 132;
11 per cent 1M: IS per cent 1.60. -
Today's car receipts: Wheat 11. bar
ley 9, flour 1, com t, hay 1, mlllfeed 9.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct 4 (AP)
Butter AA grade prints 4s-4S4c. ear
tons 46-47 V,c;. Agrade prints - 4fi'.i
48c. cartons W-4tc; B grade prints
4SV-45c. cartons 46-46'.c. ,
on Deal Property
General Insurance
Salem Phone lilt
s5 - ut m v a 'fj
By Quinn Hall
1 xr.s.AW2
ABOUT 0KT UAU,
GINS HERlCtt
Voua tow
l
Portland
' Butterfat First duality, maximum
of .9 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in roruana -H-szc; premium . quality
maximum ot J35 of 1 per cent acidity
53-S3fcc: valley routes and - country
points 2c less than first or 50-51 tc
Eggs To producers, candled basis:
9-4C less than selling price.
Zggs To retailers: AA 58c; 1 A
large 54c; A medium 42 -46c; small
(pullet) A 2-27c dozen. '
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up to 2 lbs. 29c;
fryers 2 to 3l,'i lbs.- 29c; roasters over
3Va ios. zsc; .- Legnoros ' 29 w, color ea
hens all weights 25Vac; roosters and
stags 2lc lb. . - . . . , .
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to-retailers 35-44C
U.; live price to- producers- zz-zc io.
Turkeys Selling price to retailers:
Dressed bens No. I. S4-43e lb. .
- Turkeys Alive: Government ceil'
lng; . buying . prices: Hens 42c; . toms
3S4c.ib. dressed basts.
- Onions Green ' 70c dozen bunches.
-Onions W-Yaknne-dry. Ma 15 box:
3-inch 1J0-2 00; locals 1.50-1.75 per 50-
lb. bag; boilers ws 25c. ,
Potatoes . Deschutes No. 1. ' 3 M
cental; no. z. l.4. per ae-lD. - Bag;
local 2Ja orange box.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark .1S44 peel 15c lb.
Mohair 1S42. 11-month 45c lb.
Hops Nominal contract: 1944, S5c
UP; 1S49, 73C; 1S4, 85c; U47. soc ID.
Hay i Wholesale prices nominal: Al
falfa No. 2 or better. 934-35 ton; oat
vetch 929 ton. valley points; timothy
(eastern Oregon) 935-36 ton;, clover
S24 ton. ; .. '
Stocks and Bonds
' ; Compiled by the Associated -Press
, Oct ; ;,.
STOCK AVERAGES
30
15 13 V , 90
Rail . Indus . Util . Togn
Wednesday-' -Previous
day
76.4. X7.4 3S.a
28.2. 38.0 54.7
Week ago
Month ago
2T.7...S7J 84.3
26.9 27.4 53.5
year -ago
144 high
1944 low
24.5 . 353 . SO J
29.8 ' 38.8 , 56.4
22 A ' 35.1 49.5
BOND AVERAGES'
20 10 10 10
ludua Rails Util Stka
Wednesday -Previous
day ;
Week ago . :
81.3 105.2 108,8
904 105 J 108.6
90.4 105.4 - 108.T
.88.9 105.1 106.6
.76 105.2 105.2
91J 105.7 107.3
.79J 104.7 104.7
high. - !
68.8
68.8
68.7
Month ago
Year ago :
1944 high
1944 low
-New 1944
68.8
63.1
68.8
63.2
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STILLWATER, Okla (J?y Add
manpower shortages: .
. For the first time in the history
of Xi Mu, law fraternity at Okla
homa A and M college, all officers
selected . were women.
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741s
JOS
78.2
.OimcsC-cc.
Subterranean
Clover Market
Is Developing
Subterranean clover is a native
of Europe where it has never been
popular. By accident it became
established in Australia where it
was developed by agronomists as
a satisfactory pasture annual for
portions of that continent having
wet winters and dry summers.
Seed came to-H. A. Schoth of
the Oregon station through the
bureau of foreign plant produc
tion. After testing different va
rieties, Schoth sent small lota to
county agents for demonstration
plantings. Clackamas county
farmers were -quick to : see : the
merits of this new legume and in
geniously developed methods of
harvesting the seed which II prone
to become buried Just under the
surface of the sou. '. i
1 Ben Elmer and Bert Schiewe of
Oarkes, Reed dagger of Carus,
and Bill Dieti of Canby are among
those who pioneered practical me
thods of seed' harvest for which
they have been i well rewarded.
Clackamas county now produces
more of this seed than any other
county in th United States.
Growers are looking to the day
wnen the Oregon market will be
saturated. They are shipping seed
for trial in the cotton belt states,
where they believe an active de
mand can be built - 1 -
GVs Will Get
Pickle Crop :
CORVALUS,' Oct -VP)- Ore
gon's pickle crop . this - year will
provide tidbits for many GI's, the
state farm labor office at jOregon
State" college said today.
Workers,, mostly, imported from
Mexico, have harvested more than
7,000,000 - pounds sit IScappoose
alone from 400 acres near a local
pickle plant H. D. Sheldon, man
ager, said the government Aad re
served: 40 per cent of the plant's
production and ultimately i might
take 50 to 80 per cent si. '6
Most of the remaining crop, af
ter f 16,000 barrels of dill pickles
have been-filled, will be processed
into sweets and other varieties; ;
Saloxn 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; - i i . ,
BUTTER, EGG9T AND FOULTRT
Adresea's Baying Prices - i
(Swk)wt -t chaage- wttfcoet . stetlee)
BUTTEJtrAT ". , , r .
Premium - " ' " " ' ' 'r M
No. 1 JSJ -
No. 2 M
BUTT Eat PRINTS
B
ASH
Quarters '
EGGS ' i- -
Extra large ' ' " ' '
Mediums and standards
Pullets
66
.46
M
- J4,
; t5
-Xl
" 29 .
Cracks
Colored hens. No.
No. 2 colored hens .
Colored frys
Martoai creamery's Baying Prices .
(Sabject to caaagt without aettcc)
POULTRY . - v . ,
No. 1 springs ' ' 3
No. 1 hens - ts
UVESTOCK
Spring lamb
Yearling lamb
.10.00
.7X0 to 7 JO
Ewes
43
Dairy cows
.4.00 to 930
.4.00 to 9.50
Dairy bulls
Top veal
.13.50
15.45
14.70
Top bogs. 160 to 240 lbs.
240 to 27 lbs.
yourself
J
It's natural for popular n&sies
to acquire friendly abbrevia- -tlons.
That's why you hear
Coca-Cola caScd "Coke".
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15. feUciUted
18 auditory .
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19. strike out v
20. boxes
23. also .
24. loiter
25. eternities
28. Paradise - .
32. tent-dweller .
34. mouth part
. 35. vex . .
x 36. young salnvm
37. otherwise "
39. uncooked' '
40. equal: comb.-.-.
t form "
; 42. legal claims
' 44 English .
author -47-hurt
'49 question
. 54. female deer 1
65. temple
v (archaic)
58. Icelandic
literature .
57. 6-sbaped .
worm
58. observes
59. harvest
VERTICAL.
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; ingredient v
2. artificial
language
3. adult males
Answer to yesterday's puzzie.
PART
OVER
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. rv , -. . . 10-3
Average tlsss ef SeJetiee: 94 sslaates.
DiSt by King Features Syadkate. lac
Buying Move ;
Spurts Stocks i
- NEW. YORKV Oct 4 :A
buying movement of fair propor
tions which' started in alcohol is
sues and specialties and gradual
ly extended to other departments
today gave the stock market one
of 'its best advances of recent
weeks. . " X ? J ;
While the Associated Press av
erage of 60 stocks .rose only -Jl
of a point to 55.0, many of the In
dividual gains ranged from 1 to
more than 3 points. Steels, .mo
tors, 1 distillery and . soft drink
shares, arm equipments and in
dustrial blue chips were well-represented
in these brackets at the
close Dealings of 821,030 shares
were the largest since Sept 13
and compared with 746,390 yes
terday. Turner Man Goes
To Convention
TURNER - Rev. Elmore Gil
strap, superintendent of the Tur
ner Memorial Home, left Wednes
day morning to attend a conven
tion of the Christian church at Co
lumbus, Ohio. Enroute, he will
visit a daughter, Mrs. i Leroy
Downing (Fernel Gilstrap) in
Hanford, Calif., and a son-in-law
and another daughter, Rev and
Mrs. Charles B. Leicht (Margaret
Gilstrap) in Los Angeles. He will
then go to Indianapolis and Cin
cinnati and before returning home
will visit a third daughter, Mrs.
W. B. Blakemore (Josephine Gil
strap) in Chicago. Her husband,
Dr. Blakemore, is a professor at
the University of Chicago. Mr.
Gilstrap will be gone about three
weeks.
DRICSSED
Veal and
IZcgs Uanlcd!
Top Prices Paid I
, rrsmpt Kemittance :
Ship to ,
Fred Ilcycr
lhz Divfcica
444 8. TV. Tamhtn St er
8. & 82nd A Foster Clvd,
. m
Wa can accept only
1 !
animals ... killed to
compliance with O. P. A,
regulaUocs. . -
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DI13. CHAN... LAM
Or.r.TXamiJD. Or3.Caaa.NJi
241 North Liberty
OpsUtrs Pwtland General fUectrtt
Co Offlce open Saturday anly
19 a m to 1 p ro.; 9 to 1 pja Con
uiUtion Bluod pressure "i orint
tests are tree aCeharge Iraci-ce4
lines 1S1I
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10-5
17- small tree of
oak family
20. hit with '
open hand
21. city in Brazil
22. gelatinous
substance
23. venomous
' serpents
28. oil: comb. '
form
27. nothing
29. terrible
30. daab . ' .
31. happenings
33. newly marw '
ried woman
38. Charles
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pen-name .
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-43. bury
44. be conveyed
43. Grecian - '-
seaport -
.48. sweetsop
47. corn bread
48. grows old
50. Scottish
explorer
, 9L cyprinoid fish ,
52. room in a -
'- - harem .
53. short sleep
4. wrath
5. fly above
4). branch of
knowledge --
T.Greek letter
.feminine
name
. t. prefix:
against
10. woody grass
11. secret
- writing .
18. devastate
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Legal Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE . STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MARION. PROBATE DE
PARTMENT. - 1? ,-
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRED SCHIESSER, Deceased. No.
11-682.
Notice of Final Account
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. Albert
Streiff, executor of the Estate of
Fred : Schiesser, deceased, has
filed his final account in the Cir
cuit Court of the i State of Ore
gon for the County of Marion,
and that Monday, the 6th day of
November, 1944, at the hour of
8:30 A. M. of said day, at tne
Courthouse at Salem, Oregon, in
said county and state, has been
appointed as the time and place
for the hearing of ! objections to
said final account and the settle
ment thereof.
DATE of first publication Octo
ber 5th, 1944.
DATE of last publication No
vember 2nd, 1944.
. ALBERT STREIFF,
1 Executor.
EMIL P, SLOVARP, '
Attorney for Executor.
905 Porter Building,
foruana , vregon.
0.5-12-19-26.N.2.
Canned Fruit Cocktail
Prices ym Be Higher
WASHINGTON. Oct 4-(VRe-
tafl prices for the 1944 pack of
canned California, fruit cocktail
will be slichtly higher than those
for last year's pack, OPA said
today
Citing examples, it said the price
for a Nov 1 tall can will be up an
average of . one cent, while the
No. 21. can will cost about two
cents more.
HUM
Crt?EtfTlL-?
t far CIs
It .reiser amtbaas 41ns
Miat4 y. Cm. at ban, tas formsla w4
fcr DOTTOaS ljtlTly at a-4 Thoni
toa MiMr Cliate. B - OUK C
Toor sal, tick, liienw ar reUc-4. &et
li.00 taU Ibaratoa a -iUMr's Kcetal Oiat
BMMit r. it r T--aptlf Tkora.
taa 4 -"Bar Ii-rtl ""i'"rlaa. ! a ten
caata BMMra. Irf . ut4 way VOIX-I.
At all good Cru scores everywhere
in Salem, at IreJ -.eye a : ,
Help Wanted
WANTED
. Experienced Salesmen . and Saleswomen
Here is opportunity for the future! Good posi
tions! .Good pay! and commissions, paid vacations!
House discounts! Many departments open: - j
Furniture i: Shoe department .
Men's furnishing Hosiery and accessories
Sporting : goods Shipping department .
Excellent Opportunity for Advancement with
: - MONTGOMERY . WARD .COMPANY, : 1
V Salem, Oregon- 155 N; LihertyPhone 3194 ;
.Help Wanted Male ' - ? Help WaptedRI-dg V
PAPER MILL MEN v
: NEEDED
Mill Laborers - Millwrights - Experienced Helpers
of All Kinds - 48-Hr. Week - Time and Half over 40
. HOUSING AVAILABLE
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
- - - Lebanon, Oregon
. . : US " Employment Service Office .
Liyestock and Poullry
' BOILERS - & FRYERS, 3-5 lb. live
weight. Joseph Berber. Rt 7. Box S4.
mi. East of JUzer school, Kizer View
Dairy. . j ..
FOR SALE T jrr. old. Jersey row and
calf.' 100 Madrono ave. (off PacifiO Hwjr
South) after S pjn. j . . ,
1 3-YR. Old Arabian, very gentle fee
children or women. 1 sorsel eelding S
jrra.. old. -Sorrel, mere to feaL -Each
complete with saddle A outfit If want
ed, en: uct Detore l f j. ,
, . ATTEf mON f. -w - :
. WU1 remove dead worthless stock
hi a moment's -notice I- . SALEls FES
TXUZER tt BY-PRODUCTS, Ph 500v
Collect I No. other Poonel'
. HIGHEST prices pd. for rabbit
skins. W. Side rur cow w, saiem.
RABBIT FRYERS a furs. Ph. S-1234
RABBITS WANTED, buy 'Tues. A
Wed.; also furs. Breeding stock for
sale. Harder . Rabbit Farms. S409 Che
ry Ave, ph. 2-1883 or ssas. i -
. WANTED: Beet and canner cows
bulls and veals. Will call. at farm
E. I. Snethen. 3S70 E. ' Turner Road
Ph. 2134S. Horna or eves, i
Auctions
AUCTION SALE
A. I. BAKER. SALEM AUCTIONEER.
Write me lor tale dates. Gen. delivery,
or : see me "at - Camp Joy. S blka. N.
of underpass. Portland Road. Hwy. SO.
Help Wanted
BERRY Vine, trainers &Se nr. Bert
Jones place. Mission Bottom. Ph. 22447.
FILBERT Pickers transportation fur
lushed. John J. Roberts Ac Co. Ph. 9623
or 23052. Leave Emp. office at 1 M a.m.
DISHWASHER. WANTED. Carleson's
Cafe. . t- t . .
FILBERT Pickers wanted. W. E.
Shaw. Rt- S. Box 123. Aumsville cut-off
WANTED: Experienced machine
bookkeeper for temporary vacation re
lief in November. Box 600 Statesman.
WANTED Matron Ac Janitor. Mont
gomery Ward Co. . v
TURKEY Pickers needed. Essential
work. Season lust starting. Reels ter
at Northwest Poultry, 1305 N. Front
Ph. 7007. .
-
MORE Poultry Pickers wanted.
Northwest ' Poultry and Dairy Co.
1505 N. Front. Fh. 7n. f
ARE You interested ml meat cutting
as a profession? If you fcre and have
had some retail cutters experience or
farm cutting experience.! you can se
cure immediate employment in a
steady position with full . opportunity
to learn the business while you earn
a good wage. We are prepared to
teach you. As a retail meat cutter
you will be rendering a! genuine war
time service to the community;- Posi
tions available both in j and out of
Salem. Apply Safeway Store District
Office. Room 206. McGifchrist Build
ing. Salem ;
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FINAL j HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Executor has filed
his Final Account and Report in
the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Marion County, In
Probate, and that Saturday, the
14th day of October, 1944, at ten
o'clock A. M. at' the courtroom of
said court in the courthouse in
Salem, Oregon, has been set as
the time and place ifor hearing
objections to said Final Account
and final settlement of said estate.
First publication, September 14,
1044; last publication, October 12,
1944. ' ' - J - '
PET -BERT d BURTON,
Executor of the Last Wtyl
and Testament of ' Caro
line A. Burton, Deceased.
PAGE AND PAGE, Attorneys,
210 Pioneer Trust Building,
Salem, Oregon. S.H-jl-23 0.5-12.
NOTICK OF FINAL "
SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed; in the cir
cuit court of the State of Oregon,
for Marion County, probate de
partment, her duly verified final
account, as executrix of the es
tate of Dora Boggs, deceased, and
that said court has fixed Monday,
the 23rd day ot October, 1944, at
the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M.
as the time, and the Circuit Court
Room in the County Courthouse
at Salem, in Marion County, Ore
gon, as the place for hearing said
final account, and ail objections
thereto. '
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
21st day of September, 1944.
MILDRED HAGEMANN,
Executrix of the estate
of Dora Bos, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVE.I,
Attorney for executrix,
205 Oregon Building,"
Salem, Oregon. S.21-23.0.5-12-19.
Help Vgsted
Help Wanted
. LAUNDRY Help wanted. No exper
ience necessary. Apply Salem Laundry
Co- 38S So. HifD St ,
: NEEDED at Oncer Experienced first
cook, man or woman. Tel. 4072. :."
WANTED: Filbert pickers; bif trees
and good pMdneY Starting Monday Slh.
Henry Eriksen. 7'i ml. South SiWertoa
on Stay ton Highway. 12 miles East of
Salem on Pen Road.' - r.
. Hffc. Wanted Male
. Workers now- employed u war pro
duction should not apply and will not
be considered tor employment by em-
ihwjci - aavfriising m wis secnoo, -
MECHANIC i
Unusual opportunity 'for
capable man . I ;
- See shop : foreman or write" us for
particulars, j -i -
loder bros:
44S Center St. Salem." OreC
vr a ir . BB,aHua . . - a -
Hatchery- - ,...r ... I '..
DRYER MAN to work In nut
dryer. Good wares. Fred McCall. Rt, S.
Box 183. Fb, 3-23M. . f , , . 7
MIDDLE AGED MAN. steady work
and Hatchery. Rt. s. Box SI. Ph. a-2943.
STOCK man wanted. Apply T. W.
Woolworth Co. -
S MECHANICS. Permanent positions.
Excellent wages. Hcrrall -Owens Co.
WANTED: Bus boy. day ft eve. shirt.
The. Spa.- . l .
FRY and Dinner Cook. Marion Hotel.
RRNTH1T. R-raM -nW P
. - ww.. rniu. ivB
tition. Nifht mn. Preferably unlver
sy ituuvui, t cn aui-wcilS vOu '
Help Wanted Female
WANTED: Laundress. Oregon State
School lor Blind., , - ,
WAITRESS
WANTED. - Carleson's
Cafe...
; WANTED: Housekeeper, no wash Inc.
Iron clothes for one. i smaU meals,
small house. State salary. Box ML
Statesman.
KITCHEN help at Lausanne Hall.
Navy unit. Ph. Miss Jack, MSS, -
SWITCHBOARD operator. Steady po
sition. Marion Hotel. . . ..
CTRL for Job with future. Com
plete training to right party. J Call
11147 after 1 PJUL L
WOMEN to Warn pressing. City
Cleaners. 1S4S State. , . ,
STENOGRAPHIC and general office
work, permanent, position. State exp
V?: " nr. also quauficaUons. Box
139. Statesman., , ,t ,
- THEATRE . Cashier. Exp. desirable
but not .necessary. Apply ta person.
Grand Theatre. . -i .... . - . v.
EXP. waitress wanted. . The Spa.
WANTED: Hotel maid,. Apply at
Bllgh Hotel. 441 State. .
EXP. rounUin girl. The Spa.
rYPFH TlX?rll i wr.it. , .
Schneider's Coffee' Shop. -..i.J'iv
ital Oty Laundry. 1S4 BroadwayT,
Situations Wanted
CHIL&REN MMd
wees or month. 143 n. 13th St.
WIT T. PAP mo mrrt rt ru
HOME a? OTK n unvtii 5
mi. - :
T.irMnrpuiu ...
building material firm. Experienced in
retail lumber selling estimating, ac
counting, managerial. Twenty nine
TMrt at Mam U.rl b Vt .
Statesman. -- - -1 . . , t .
" - -ir i'm i".x nn iijii my t ri n re
CTTNS Rnslrat n c.v. . M-a
N. Libertr. 7; " V
PAINTING. "Kslsrimlnlnv , d..
hanging. Ph. BOM or 1793, '
Preschool Pia-h7wi. . . r...
Ages a-S. Part or all day. Ph. S.30.
CHILDCRAIT Hlirun D7- -,ih
and dcUver 1893 Trade, Ph. tl2$.
Money to Loan
Quick Cash Lbaris!
On any worthwhile secur
ity Repayable in 12
months
Company Is locally owned and
. Managed.
GENERAL FINANCE .
CORPORATION
S-138 Phonrtiet
13S S. Commerci&l Et, Salem