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Horses Race
On Fair Track
In Practice
Racing hores were on the Lone
Oak track at the state fairgrounds
Sunday for the first time since
1941. Four stables loosened up
their trotters and pacers Sunday
morning, stopping en route to the
Southweitt Washington fair this
week in Chehalis.
The horsemen, who are swing
ing north after successful meets
at Santa Anita and Santa Rosa,
will return hre for the trotting
competition of Ihe state fair, Sept.
2 to 8. All expressed their satis
faction with the track and maut it
would be in ideal shape for the
fair competition.
The trotting races will be held
daily during the fair's six day
racing meet in addition to seven
or eight running events. Approx
imately $3600 in purses will be of
fered for the harness races.
Horses and owners on the track
Sunday included Bengal Lancer
and Ima Woollen, owned by Dr.
C. F. Millison of Portland; Gailey
Woollen, owned by W. M. Turner
of Portland; Donnie Woollen,
owned by Joe Postel of Portland,
and Gay Woollen, owned by
George Ramp of Brooks.
Scout Leaders
To Attend Meet
Lyle Leighton, Martin Mock-
ford and Harry Mickelaon, Salem
scout executives of the Cascade
area council, will -attend a Boy ;
Scount region 11 conference at
Glacier Park, Mont., September
2 to 9.
More than 82 executives, four
regional executives and several
national executives will be pres
ent at the meet. Twenty-five
councils from Oregon, Idaho.
Montana, Washington and Alaska
will be represented.
Leighton is scheduled to be a
discussion leader at the sessions
and Mickelson is in charge of
the Cascade council's display ma
terial. Mockford and Leighton are
now on vacation and will return
to the Salem office August 27.
Vacations Slow
Lumber Output
Production of Douglas fir and
other lumber made by members
of the West Coast Lumbermen's
association was down in July to
84.3 per cent of the weekly aver
age for the period 1942 to 1945,
it was disclosed Wednesday by
the association. The decline, how
ever, was ascribed to the annual
vacation period given lumber em
ployes during July. Production for
the five July weeks was shown
at 93,080,000 board feet.
Lord Inverchael
To Visit Oregon Soon
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22 -OP)
Lord InverchaDel. British ambas
sador to Washington, will leave
Sunday for a one-month tour of
the western part of the United
States. It was announced Wed
nesday. He plans to meet Governor Earl
Snell and Mayor Earl Riley in
Portland SepL 9.
Additional
Classified Ads
Livestock and Poultry
GENTLE Jersey-Guernsey with heif
er calf. Call 5219
HEAVY Springer heifer. One week
M. Part Hereford heifer SC. Ph. 2137S.
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Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE: Saddle horse, well broke.
Right priee. right size, right eolor.
AIo Chesapeake Bay retriever pups.
I months old. Prior right. See R A
White at Ramp 4 White Store. Brooks.
Ore.
WANTED All kmos ot livestock
ValKT Packing Co Phone 293
WANTED; Fat" and ranaer rwws cot
beef Datrv cows, heifers, bulls, veal
Fat hogs, sows, stags, boars Market
price t C McCandlish. rt . bos 371 .
Ph SI 47 across from ball oark S 23th
BABY CHICKS: weekly hatches new
j Hampshire other varieties. Ph.
i Z28SI Lee's Hatchery
j CUSTOM dressing of rhirsens. any
' number Prompt service Dressed poul
! try wholesale our specialty. Phone
; -26J l.ee"s Hatchery
j FOk SALE: Christie N H Ttabv
i chicks every Wed Boytnrtnns. 7I0
1 SateSt Phone or MM.
i WANTED: Beef and ca finer cows
bulls and veals Will call at farm
E 1 Snethen. 1550 Lancaiter Drive
1 Ph Z134S Morns or eves v
I QUALITY NEW Ramps chicks Col
I lege fuhe lekted So reactor Ptwne
BUk 13 Geluny Hatchery. Silver lun
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Groesbeck
Community
AUCTION SALS
Everv Sattinlay, 1 1 A.M.
1 Mile North of Albany
Airport, on 99 E
(Moved from Sutltell
Bld;. in Albany )
Listed for the sale are over 60 head
at Whiteface & Durham eattel. includ
ing Reg. Hereford bull. 3 yrt. old. with
paperi. 25 Hereford cows with big
calves at side. & spr!n-r Also good
dairy cows, heifers, bulls At calves.
Horses, hogs, sheep, machinery, fur
niture, etc.
Bring your livestock to the auction
the buyers attend. Your patronace ap
preciated. Commission on livestock
5.
Max Groesbeck,
Auctioneer
Phone 12-F-31 or write
for Auction Information
Rt. 2, Albany
Farm & Furniture Sales
Conducted Any where
Help Wanted
RESTAURANT help wanted during
fair week. Apply restaurant No. 7.
(iTun Caterrr Mr. Pinkiee or Mr.
ManiM-u. front Tuesday. Aug 27. on
;iRLS. Boys - 16 yrt. or older Pleas
ant easy work. Cood pav. BAB
Bowling Alleys. 33S N. High St
BEAN Pickers- wanted. Good pick
ing. The Hhtelds old bean yaid about
'i mile North of . Kelzer. Leonard
Webb. Rt a. Box 32rF
WORK at Stale Fail. Waitresses.' bus
boys, dishwashers. Ph. 21422 or apply
425 Oregon Bldg. from 9:30 a.m. to
5J0 p m
BLACKBERRY Pickers wanted. Now
picking. 5c and lc bonus. Good pick
ing. s mi. N. of North Howell school.
Nevfl and Odin Hollln, Rt. 1. Box
105. Brooks.
WANTED At once Man for truck
farm work. Have good clean furnirh
ed quarters with electricity for hatch
ing or man and wife. Roy E. Will on
Grind Island. Phone Dayton 61X9
BEAN Pickets wanted immediately
Albert Lyons. 1-4 mile west of N
Santiam school on Stavton Marlon
highway. Good picking. Shady camp
iround. tiooa water.
APPIJCATIONS are being received
at the school administration office
I Phone 91371 for the position of Cafe
teria manager A cafeteria helper Is
SiL-PSf1 XL-!""-
A BUILDING custodian is needed bv
Salem schools. Apply at the School
Administration Office. Phone 9137.
460 N. High.
EXP. Silk finisher. 4flhr wk. with
overtime after 4 hrs. 80-90 cents
per hr. Crew work 44 hrs. Peacock
Cleaners. 485 Center.
HARVEST ltTTLJ
Check bosKes, Wiremen. Sawbucks.
Dryer men. Firemen and Truck Help
ers. Heavy crop, long season. Top
wages. Close to Salem. Bus daily.
WILUAMS TH ACKER EOLA
HOP YARD
SAI.EM. ORE
ASK rOR "CHRIS
PHONE 9225. 24-251 after P.M.
DRS. CHAN . . . LAM
Or V.TJLanJs.D Dr G Cbaa.N I.
CHINESE HERBALISTS
241 North Liberty
Uf stairs Portland General klectrK
Co Office open Saturday niy
10 a m to 1 p m . I to 1 tin Con
.uitation Blood pressure and urim
tests are free of eharas Practiced
i nee IS 17
Help Wanted
EXP WOOL, prefer SI ?S per hr
Peacock Cleaners. 43 Center.
Hop Pickers Wauled
500 HOP PICKERS : Early August
Clean camp, tights, wood, wat-r fur
nished free. Register now Mltoma
Hop Farm. Independence. Ore Rt I.
Box I0 4
HOP PICKERS WANTED
400 acres early & iate hops Heavy
crop l-one season Clean, cool, shady
camp ground' Nursery for children
Store & restaurant on grounds. Buses
to Dallas. Monmouth. Independence
REGISTER NOW. Write or call
C. A. MeLAUGf II.IN HOP RANCH
Route Sin. 1, Independence. Oie.
T A Bell Supt.
Phone Independence. Oie. I7-F-2
HOP PICKERS wanted starting
Aug. 27. Early and late hops, good
picking Store on grounds Transpor
tation from Salem. Phone J-27fin. Orey
Hop Ranch. Rt. 2. Box 197. Salem.
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Heavy crop of early & late hops
Cool clean shady camp grounds. Cab
Ins, lights Sc wood furnished Store on
grounds Pickers' bus to Salem. Ore
REGISTER NOW Write or call
WII.-HART HOP FARM
WARD 1.UNDY, Supt. GERVAIS. ORE
P HONE SALEM I -2 1 or 9225
HOP PICKERS WANTED
For our yard, about 4 miles s w. of
Salem. 250 acres of choice river bot
tom hops Picking begins about Sep
tember I. Fine shady camp ground,
fine cabins. Stoves. wood, electric
lights, shower baths, tables, ttools and
straw for beds furnished with rabms
Store, butcher shop and restaurant on
grounds Bus transportation Please
write JOHN J. ROBERTS ic CO . Sa
lem. Oregon, stating number of adult
pickers and enclose tl for registration
and use of cabin, which will be refund
ed at close of season.
HOP PICKERS wanted. John Bush
man, better known as the Fred Viesko
vard ! miles N of Salem near Wheat
land Ferry. Cabins and tents furn
HOP PICKERS WANTED
3 mi. east of Salem on Market St
or Garden road. Good late hops Id
minute drive R. G. DeSart. Ph. 22543
Rt. S. Box 4.10
HOP Pickets Start Aug 19. Ph
13425 R H Pomeror. Rt 1. Box
21. Brook ml. N. on River rd
HOP Pickers 'wanted Early and late
hops. Long season, good picking, start-,
mg Mon. Aug. 19 Six milas north
on River rd Fir Grove Farm. Rt. 2.
Box 25. Salem. Ph. 22269.
Help Wanted Male
WANTED: Sawyer and a rachet
setter. Ph. 21318
WANTED Man to take charge of
our paint and bodv rhop
JAMES O MA DEN COMPANY
255 Sivei ton Road Phone 24123
Purchase ami Heceivins
Man to take over permanent job as
head of purchase and receiving Dept
for local branch of large food pro
cessing concern, 40 hr. week with time
arid a half for oveilime Phone 2-4133
for appointment
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
Auto Mechanic
ONE THAT KNOWS CHRYSLER
PRODUCTS MUST BE FAMILIAR
WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
W. L. ANDERSON, INC.
OeSOTO Distributor PLYMOUTH
Ph. 7703, 360 Marion St.
"LABORERS Per m. work, with well
established aggressive company. Apply i
Portland Gas a) Coke Co . in Salem. 1
133 Court St. See Mr. Harvey Stan
ton BARBER Wanted K T-M Barber ,
hop. 291 Chcmeketa Call in person '
EXPERIENCED Service station oner-
ator. Good steady Jc for right man.
1092 Broadway U
LIVE Wire "real "estate salesman.
Good proposition. Established firm.
Phone 7770
PAINTERS WANTED j
25R5 Portland Rd
10 BRUSH PA INTERS, one spray
painter wanted at once: not less than j
3f rs exp Ph .4783 F O. Repine Co . ,
MECHANTCfor leading Auio and '.
Truck dealer. Must b A-l and famil- :
lar with Chrysler products See Mr !
Elliott, service manager Stan Baker ;
Motors. Dodge-PI v mouth distributor
525 Chcmeketa. Phone 4119.
Help Wanted Female
LADY to care for 2 fatherless school
boys while mother works Will offer
nice home 4c 950 per month. Must lie
neat. No smoker or drinker. Ph. 39U8 !
from 9:30 to J JO I
H O U S E K E E P E R for elderly :
lady. Room, board, plus wages. Call ,
9463 i j
STENOGRAPHER and General Of- ,
fice Work. 40 hour week. Dallas Ma-
chine A Locomotive Works. Phone Dal- :
las IM
WANTED. Second Grade teacher" in
the Madias Grade School. Mary R.
Duling, clerk 1
WANTED: Coinbi nation waitress and '
fry cook. Union scale. Perfection Bowl
ing Alleys
CAR HOT over 18 Earnings ovrV
tl no an hr Pfl. 21422
POSITION open in payroll dept of
Blue Lake Prod. Coop . West Salem. :
Please apply personnel office located '
In plant.
DSOA
APPLIANCE CO1.
419 Ferry
Toasters ... 1.98
CHICKEN
Fryers .... 2.98
I'NDERGROl'ND
Garbage Cans 18.95
MEDICINE
Cabinets . . . 6.50
Double Broiler 3.15
Coffee Ilakers 3.95
PRESS L RE
Sance Pans . 13.70
32-Gallon Electric Water Heater
30-Gallon Gas
Help Wanted Female
Stenographer
Permanent job tor experienced ste
nographer. Excellent working condi
tion. 40 hr. week with tune and m
half for alt overtime Ph. 2-4I33.
EXPf Waitress from 1-9-30 pjn Sua.
off The Meadows. 340 State.
STENOGRAPAER. exp tSc in
working with figures, typing; perm.
5-dav wk Pleas work. cond. turei.
sal . gd. future. Division General Mo
tor Corp Mr. Col liver. 32 Ptttarfc
Block bldg . Portland, Oregon.
FRYCOOK. I2Q4 Leslie.-
Switchboard Operator
Girl to operate small switch boar!.
Experience not necessary. 40 hour
week with time and a half for ait
overtime. Phone 2-4133
TELEPHONE Operators wanted-!
.... . - j . May mrm
at the start $29 for a 40-hour week
while learning. Frequent scheduled in
creases three the first year. Safe,
wholesome surroundings . . . vacations
wnn pay a real nppananny for yame
women who are looking to the fuTurst
-who want a Job that is pleasant. m.
teresting and profitable. Do not delay
- inquire .nuw :
Experienced Operators
Let us telt you how much you east
earn. Call for Mrs. Goodwin. Paetfie
Telephone A Telegraph Co . 744 Statsf
St :
WANTED: Counter firL Cherry Cite
Cleaners v
YOUNG Woman foe 'general efisee
worn Apply it 9 N. Front.
2 GIRLS For stcnocriDtuc atnd fT m m
work for full tune perm. work. Hug-
gins Insurance. 129 N. Coml
WAITRESS wanted The Spa "
NATIONAL Concern newly located .
in Salem needs typist clerk. Perm. '
position. Must hare exp. Call 41
WANTED Woman for general W
fice work. Must be able to type. Call -Mr
Ritchie. t722.for particulars.
PLEASANT. PRO FTTA BIJC
Employment
For young women rpresentfw avr
company m business office destlmcs
with our customers.
I. SALARIES . . . Start st $31 or
132 for a 40-hour week. Vependlee
on Initial assignment. Frequent, sche
duled increases through the first year.
2 VARIETY . . . Several different
jobs to be filled, such as service reo
' resentatives i to handle business of?te
, dealings with out customer! r. stenoe
' rsohrrt rterks Irniiti mlr
3 TRAINING . . . You will be paxl
' while Teaming
I 4 PEASANT . . . Attractive, clean
' surroundings, likable fellow workers,
and th bent of working conditions
3 FUTURE . . . Telephone service Is
alwavs essential That means steads
employment and room for advance
ment S INTERESTING . . . You deal wwh
the public in a helolul frtMHlw wv
. that Is satisfying
Gratp this opportunity offered you .
in telephone work Come In and : talk
it over with the folks in our. business
office f
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
APPLY at Ahe School Administration
oifice iPnwt 91371 If you are mter
led in a well-paid seciefartal pmi
lion The work will be yarted and tm.
it-iriin and tenure permanent.. M
N High
WOMEN NEEDED at SaJemLeus.
dry Co XO S High -
VOTJNG lady with some bookkeeping
and typing exp . good appearance, and
who enjoy meeting the public. ExeeL
hours. 40 br. wk. 934. time and '
for overtime. Write Statesman . Box
759 today for appointment.
Salesmen Wanted
t OMPANY representative wants to
rorrpond with man interested In
ood profitable Rawleitfh route Wrlut
Rawleigh s Dept. 154. Oakland T. CaltL
Sitiialion Wanted
FOR HIRE- Flat-bed truck and drir- i
er. Ihpne 2-25fi
BOOKkEEPING. ofice w or kT Several
yrt. exp 'j day er part time pres. '
Ph 2-5516
2 RETURNED Vets brothers t woukf
like truck or tractor work together
if possible Ph. 58F5 anyttmel
LICENSED Journeyman steam fitter
and plumber Ph. 2237.
WILL. Do bookkeeping and account
ing for a few small concern. Work
includes necessary reports, letter writ-
lngv and tax returns. Dean McWain.
9fi5 North 5th St Phone 3532
HEAVY And-llght hauling Awe
lime, any place, any where Ca !1342. 1
SPRAY PaintingTCIoiod work. Free
estimate of your job Lots of stmL
Ph. Z 2922
WE Do Minting. Ph-750.
PAPER Hanging TPhone 44 PC
PAINTER AND
DECORATOR
Interior or Exterior. Brush of Sorar.
DICK OREY j
Phone 2S444 , 1149 Fir St,
ALTERATIONS. 10 yrs.
Will pick dp and deliver. Call 22 17-.
SPRAY painting your paint or owis.
Phone 4244 Eyerie tc Gottenberg
PreSchusl Play School. 13S1 Stats.
Aees 2-9 Part or all day ; Pn 9439
ALL wbRKuaranteed VTintlows,
walls, woodwork cleaned Floors wax- '
ed Insured workmen Professional
Cleaning Service Phone 44S7 ;.
For Sale MisellaneofM
WILL BUY for rash, seU er trade.
guns, pistols, ammunition, boats oe
trailers Don Madison. 50 Ne HigSv
RADIO $10; Cooierator. Ph.:
10) WAY
Thone 2-1565
Flal Irons . . 3.05
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Balb Scales . . 5.33
Hoi Plales . . 9.10
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AnloFans., 4.SS
Floor Lamps . 19.95
Picnic Boxes . 5.95
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Clocks . . . . 12X3
Radios ZSll 29.95
Water Heater
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