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Show . LABOR AND SUPPLY BUREAU SJEIYJXE We can supply labor In most any field of endeavor. Wo have farm bands, carpenters, machinists, engineers, engi-neers, delivery boys, cleks typists, stenographers, factory hands and domestto workers waiting for oniploy- I- ment. ""Many fruit growers report to tho bureau when they are ready to market mark-et their products and wo usually find buyers immediately. Just now we are requested to offer pickling onions, summer apples, native- black currants, peaches apricots, cherries and "friers." V , Also, we have a list of horses, cows, heifers, wagons , mowers, plows, drills, buggies, etc., that aro offered for sale- and exchange. ilt isn't much trouble to call up 50 and tell us when you have found work, or help, or brought or sold something through the exorts of tho bureau, Is it? Then why don't you do It? It would be a great help to us. Four hundred and nlnty four people peo-ple havo registered with tho bureau for work. Most of these have been placed on Jobs. Some have been placed three or four times and many of them twice. Some, whoso lines aro somewhat technical have not been found work yet. Besides these a great many men with teams have been placed on work. And still we havo girls, boys and men available. Those who report when their work Is done are naturally tho ones that "rB' are kept busy. I Most laborers ask for farm work. Tho reason Is obvious. Farmers are S paying higher prices for labor and In I most Instances boarding their hands. I Men Insist that they simply cannot I work for two dollars a day and board H themselves aa prices now are. Tho H bureau does not presumoto set prices I on labor as In any way Influence laborers, but this Is the reason that I certain lines of employment are most I readily Allied than others. I Offices In Boosters' Rooms. Phone 86. .. BB |