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American Can
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Anaconda
Atchison
Bendix A via
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND. My 1 (API Butter
fat tentative (subject to immediate
chancel. Premium quality maximum of
JJ to I per cent acidity delivered In
Portland. 89-2c lb.: flmt quality. 87
0c lb.: aecond quality. S4-7c lb.; val
ley routes and country points 2c less
than first. 8S-3c lb.
Butter Whoiexale, f o b., bulk cubes,
(trade A A. 93 score. 83c lb.: A. 92 score.
82c lb.: B. BO score. BOc lb.; C. 8S score.
78c lb. (Above prices are strictly nomi
nal Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Orecon (Ingles. 6',i-55c;
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 48a-S8c.
EgC To wholesalers. A grade, large.
SHs-52',fcc doz.; medium, 48,S-M'.c: A
grade. smaU, nominal; B grade, large,
42'-6aC.
Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur
rent receipt!. 47',i-60'iC doz.; buyers
pay J-J'ic below wholesale quotations
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to dto
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs,
33-3SC lb.: frvers. 2'4-J lbs.. 40-43C lb.;
3-4 lbs.. 42 -tic; fowl. Leghorns, under
lbs.. 23-24c lb.; over 4 lbs.. 27 -28c;
colored fowl. iu weignta. X2-33c lb.:
stagi. an weights. 14-llc.
Rabbits Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed animals. S5-S7c; fryers,
live, white. 30-32c lb, few quoting
lower: colored. 28-30c. old or heavy,
14- 17c.
Fresh dressed meats:
Prices quoted wholesalers to retail
ers in dollars a hundred pounds
Steers Good, all weights. $43-48;
commercial. S44JO-44JO; utility. M2.50
44. Cows Commercial. $42-43: utility.
$41-42: canner-cutter. $37-41.
Beef cuts (beef steers, heifers) hind
quarters. $51 50-52.50. rounds. $51.50-55:
fuU loins, trimmed. $61.50-6: triangle.
$4130-0: square chucks. $45-47; ribs.
$54-50-50: forequarters. $42-44.
Veal and calf choice. $52-54: good.
$52-54. commercial. $49-52. utility. $44
48. Lambs good-choice. 30 to 60 pounds.
$46-49: commercial, all weights. $44-44.
Mutton eood. 70 lbs. down. $24-2.
Pork rut loins. No. 1, I to 11 lbs..
- 27
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spare ribs. 3 lbs. down. $49-50.
Carcasses aU weights. $34-3430.
Country-killed meats:
Veal per pound, top light 44-45c;
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hogs light blockers. 31 -32c; sows.
24-26C lb.
Lambs 39 -41c lb.; mutton, 12 -20c lb.
Beef good cows. 38-44c lb.; canners
and cutters. 33-34c lb.
Onions 60-lb. sk. Ore. Brooks, yel
lows. No. 1, medium $8-8 50; No. 2,
$3 5-4. Australian yellows. No. 1 Urge.
$7-50-7.73 50-lb. sk.; Texas, white wax.
50 lbs.. $730-8; yellow Bermuda. $30
8.75. Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and
Klamath russets. No. 1. $83-8.75: 25
lb $1.65-1.73; IS lbs, $1-1.03; No. X. 50
Ib.. $2.50-2.65: Wash. Yakima russets.
No. 1. $6-8.10; Idaho russets. No. 1-A.
$63-830; new crop Calif. Whit Rom.
100 lbs.. $6-41 30. size B. $3.85-4; some
lower.
Hay U. S. No. 3 green alfalfa or
better, carload lots. f o b. Portland. $43
43; U. S. No. 1 timothy, eastern Ore-
Km or Washington car lots, f o b. Port
nd $39-40: stats and vetch mixed hay,
up; certified clover hay nominal.
Stocks and Bonds
May 1
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS IS 80
Indus Rails L7U1 Storks
Saturday 913 41.7 40-2 ' 87.1
Previous day 91.6 41 S 403 873
Week ago 92 8 423 40.6 68.0
Month ago 90.4 38.6 393 633
Year ago 88 8 31.6 433 63.6
BOND AVEKACES
29 10 10 19
Rails tndust tJttl Porvn
Saturday 913 101 4 100.6 62.1
Previous day 913 1013 1003 623
Week ago 913 101.6 1003 623
Month ao 89 9 100 9 99 9 61.0
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tie hogs and sheep Frank Wood. Rt
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WANTED. Any kind of cattle, hoc
8i sheep WU1 call at farm. ; Licensed
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Help Wanted Mal
THOROUGHLY Experienced service
station attendant. Prefer Standard Oil
training. Walter H. ZoseJ Co. Cnemek
eta 8c High Sts. ,
BOYS WANTED. Over $50 week. Sell
name plates for front doors. Writ Na
tional Engravers. 212 Summer. Bos
ton. MM
WANTED. MARRIED man to work
arm. good salary, nooan
rm. house, partly furn. M. L. Brass-
field. Meadowview Dairy. Clover dale.
Oregon, also single man wanted, must
be able to run tractor and handle farm
machine
WANTED Experienced sawyer for
circular mill cutting 23.000. Night shift.
May 10th. "Electiie set works. Log turn
er . Wpt Saicm Lumber Co- Ph. 9593.
PICK UP anoSielivery man for Hart
Cleeners. Delias, Ore.
Help Wanted Female
EARN UP TO $23 WEEKLY and get
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investment or experience necessary.
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WANTED Young lady for office
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BEAUTS operator. Guarantee
and comm. Lipstick Beauty Salon. 1872
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FRET
In thl city Thursday, April 29, Mrs.
Fredrika Frey. lat resident g SOT K.
20th sU. at the ag of 63 years. Mother
of Tony Bamlg of Eugene. Oarenc
Frey of Saicm: Lueill Frrr of Saicm
and Lillian Frey of PorUaad; stop.
mother of Emil Frey la Nebraska:
ter of Phillip Reitlnc George ReCtruj
aou nrt,-ninni avennejo. aui! ox ae
lean, Fred ReiUng of Lodi. Calif - JX or
man ReUinaT of Forrest Park. 111 modi
Rigdon. chapel Monday. May: 3, at 2 JO
pa. with concluding serviceB In BeM
crest Memorial park. Th Revi Boberg
C Skinner wiU otficiat. - t f i
SLOAN - - i- 1 f
John L. Sloan, lat resident of Salem
rout 8. at th Veterans nozprtai in
Portland Friday, April 30. Survived by
his wife. Mrs. Mary Sloan of Saiera: ,
his mother. Mrs. S. A. Sloan of Wichi-
ta. Kan.; and tw brothers, T. K. Sioaai
of Wichita and Ed Sloan of BeUvu.
Wash. Announcement of funeral aerv ;
ices later by the Cough-Barrack com-
pany. j
HARBISON ' I I f
In this city April 30. John Wallace
Harbison, late resident of 65 Marian
t-. at the ag of 64 year. Husband of .
Mrs. Olive orey Bowman Harbaem -of
Salem; father, of John Wallace Harbi
son, jr. of Mediord. Sam Harbison of
Salem and Mrs. Jan Juxa of Lebanon:
iand grandfather of Joan Grey liar bi-
soa ana James wauac xiarDiaon- dous
of Salem and Sally Jo Juza f Leba
non. Member oi th First Presbyterian
church of Salem and th Salem Elks
lodge. Services wiU be held from the
W. f. Rig don chapel Monday. May 3. at
11 am, with interment' tn I Beicrest
Memorial park. Dr. Chester W. Ham-.
bUn will oificiat.
HUDSPETH ' j)'
James Hudspeth. lU resident of,
Hebe, Ore, at a local hospital. Satur- ;
day. May L at th age of $v years. Sur
vived by two nieces, Mrs. W. G. (Pearl)
Hanna of Salem, and Mrs. P. O. Free '
man of BickreaU; and live nephews. FV
O. Hagg of Salem. Frank Col la Ark
ansas. Mel via Claocvy of Oranr. Calit
and Wallace Clancey and William Cole,4
both of Los Angeles. Services will b 1
held at th Howell-Edwards chapel,
Tuesday. May 4. at 1 30 p jn. with eon- ,
eluding services at th City View cem
etery. . a :
JESSE?.- j sr.
In this c.Ly Saturday. May i. Ceorge
(Sandy) Jf-ea late resident f Salem,
at the age eg S2 years. Announcement ;
of services later by the W. T. Rig don
Salesmen Wanted
SALESMAN
WANTED
WE ARE IN NEED OF A
HIGH CLASS ;
SALESMAN
WHO CAN actively represent us and
who is interested in making a connec
tion with a company that is recog
nized as on of lb leaders; in th in
dustry. OUR LINK IS EXCLUSIVE
And is by far th best that we hive
ever manufactured during th 55
years we have been in bmsiness. It
consists of CALENDARS. FANS (both
folding and modern pictorial).
SPECIALTIES.
And it offers exceptionally good op
portunities to a salesman who is am
bitious. So. if interested writ us im
mediately for our proposition.
U. O. COLSON COMPANY
Parts. Dhnots I
FACTORY SALESMEN Sell Charles
Chester nationally knows Cushion
shoes direct. Complete hne for entire
family. Full tune or side hne. Full
time earn up to $30 per day ta com
mission. Big repeats. Sample and
equipment free to producers. CHAS.
CHESTER SHOE CO., 334 Chester Bldg,
Brockton. Mass. 1
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN: If you
want a fast selling line paying high
commission this national ; firm may
have just what you're looking for.
Writ quick. This is our best season.
Box 391. Dallas. Texas.
OPPORTUNITY NEED additional
for business of your own. Car
necessary. Good profits. Write at once
for particulars. Rawleigh's Dept, ORE-
156-216F. Oakland. . Calif, j
WANTED: One man preferably horn
owner in or near Salem for specialized
activity. Liberal dealer profit. Should
have car. 2 or 3 day simple instruction
sufficient. Writ Box 131 sV States
man
TWO VACUUM cleaner salesmen for
outside selling. Guaranteed draw plus
good commission. Excellent opportun
ities. Write Box 103.
Situations Wanted
HAULING 8c discing. Ph. 2-1316. K.
w. sennmk. zas Fisher Road.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened by ma-
chine. Work guaranteed. Bring to shop.
Howser Bros. W. Salem. Phone 384.
TYPIST wishes typing to do at honv.
Phone 8127.
WIDOW of refinement, torn college
educa will do light housekeeping, part
time, exchange for brd room, small
salary, while studying. Write States
man Box ias
fruit spraying. Gus
Davis. 1853 Berry St.
or evenings for
TOOl
RETAIL LUMBER and" hard war
man, wid xp desires position. Good
local clientele, exct rers. Salary com
menearat with exp. Writ Statesman
Box 132. '
CARP EnI ilk work, alterations and
repairs. Small Job only. Phone 25735.
LADY WANTS work, what have you I
Call 6203.
OIL, BlTRNER SERVICE
Phone 2-8062
WASRTNG AHT ironing done la my
home. Pickup deL Men. If Thurs. N
curtain. 142 N. High. FtK 2182L Mrs.
Lutsrortn.
WILL CARE for child in my horn.
Phone TJ50
LANDSCAPING. GARDENING.
planting and pruning sauruhbery. Geo.
izi Aider, out cnerry at.
plantin
Farts, 1
IF Y
OU ARE buying building-a
at lug is. itn tor
horn, a
tat. Or wDl benld on your lot or esjra.
Also buHt-ins mad to order. H. Et and
R. if. Scheidel. 1145 S. 13th. Ph. 1-6540.
CUo'lUat PLOWING 4k diacing wuh
FordFerguaori. Herbert L . Us
m. a. box up, ra. xsiixv
wkathersTRTPPING and InuTa-
tlon Crofoot Bros. Phon 2-4858.
J. A. Snd at Son, well orUiav
2S0 Brooks St., Salem. Ph. 6809. - ,
' LAWN MOWERS, aciasora, knives
sharpened. Dexter. 968 Center. Ph. 833
CUSTOM AND garden pwihav Cau
6 sji Is'alOaLalals aV
FHA J-
4H steal Ealata
xVrnsI V Aats
Slale Fiaaiie Co.
152 8. HIrB St, Lie. $21$-U2tt
MOORE
Austis V. Moore. TO, late resident f
Spokane, in a Spokane hospital Friday.
April 30. Survived by three daughters.'
Mrs. J. R. Grvens. of Albany, Mrs. Lata -Loop
and Mrs. Glenn Wetzel, both of
Springfield, and his mother. Mrs. Vina
Moore of Turner. Announcement of'
funeral eenrtces later by the HoweU--Edwards
company. i " .
BROWN . f '- -i'r-
PTC SUnlcy W. Brown. Ute resident
of 1043 Rug st West Salem, at Fort
De Mortagne. France. Nov.j 17. 1944. ,
Survived by his parents.- Mr. i and Mrs.
Clarence R. Brown of West i Salem: a
brother. Keith A. Brown of Salem, and
a niece and nephew, both f Salem.
Funeral services wul be helds from th
Howell-Edwards chapei Saturday. May
8. at 10 a.m. with th Rev. OrvilW Jen
kins officiating. Interment in Bekxest
Memorial park. . i j , -,
bowks I --j: i -; I---- v
Arthur Hugh Bower, later resident of
29 S. 14th t at the restdeae Satur- -day.
May 1. at the ag of S3 year. Sur
vived by hi -widow. Mrs. Margueru
Bower of Salem; a daughter. Janet
Bower of Salem: a son, Donald -L.
Bower of Salem, and a brother. Loren
Bower of Sacramento. Calif. Announce
ment of funeral aervices later by the
CVmgh Barrick company. i
ICE CBEAII;
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