PAGE EIGHTH
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon; Saturday Morning, Jane 4. 1932
AURORA PUNS
Event Will be Held June 25;
Affair of 25 Years
; Ago Recalled
AURORA, Jane 3 On Jane 25
Aurora will duplicate the bar be
ta Which th such a success last
year. On Tuesday evening the
chairman of all committees ap
pointed by the community club
president,-met to complete their
plans and arrange tor additional
attractions. .
. Twenty tire years ago at a 4th
of, July picnic sponsored by the
commercial club, when the multi
tude was served with barbecued
ox and goat meat. A platform
was erected in an orchard in the
center of town with Got. West as
speaker. Portland contributed
' some of her best entertainers.
Races were held on Main street
-and there were no automobiles to
'' dodge. Basket lunches augmented
1st the barbacued meat were
nread on tables under the trees
and everyone made merry. Fire
works and a dance were culmi
nating events. Thla was repeated
the next year.
A' barbecue given last year was
a1 perfect success as attested by
the large audience. A Digger ana
tetter one this year is the goal
for which all are aiming. The
Woman's club will have charge ot
a stand and barbecued sandwicn
m will be served free to add to
th huVt lunches and in the
evening there will be a display ot
fireworks and a big dance.
Macksburg. Newberg and Au
rora Lutheran churches will unite
in holding the annual children's
day service and picnic and Cham-
TAr nark Sunday, June o. ai aw
a. m. there will be a missionary
rnrn and at noon a basket
DALLAS MAY GET NEW CITY HALL SOON
I y. :
inn ' " 1 1 -v. . ,,if. , mu,
Architect' drawing of the proposed city hall at Dallas. Whether or not 823,000 bonds win be voted for
the structure will be decided at a special election there June 6.
Woodburn News
WOODBURN, June 3 At a sp&- lard, Mrs. George Clark. Miss
cial meeting of the Woodburn I Helen Allen and Miss Gladys Ad-
cnarlty board, held Thursday ait-lams. On the hospitality commit-
ernoon in the city hall, the deci- tee were Mrs. Ivan C. Beers and
slon that the board continue its I Mrs. M. L. Hendricks.
relief work throughout the sum
mer was made. This winter the
board has been aiding needy per
sons in this vicinity with both
money donated by state employ
es and money donated by various
organizations and private parties
in Woodburn. As it has been re
ported that the fund made up by
the state and county employes Is
COMMIT!
CLUB
OTTO FISCHER GETS
DR. STMTS Ml
Niles Harris and Edward
Janzen Also get Honors
At Dallas Event
QUIET Till Fill
DALLAS. June 3. Graduation
exercises for the elasa of 1132 at
Dallas; high school were held
ursday night In the school au
ditorium. Otto Fischer was award
win be put on 'the money "KM WAC0NDA. 3About 31 ed the Dn K Staata prFxe or
aSSba? Stall? The Sard ii P,. T6" .Wne- outstanding student in stud-
nearly exhausted, a larger drain
-.-vi- . rs. van o. Kelly in Mission I it no nnniiM on hu HimiM t
uvvui5 w an, Bottom -whan month. f ,. 1 1 -.i,"
v.. v v--jf v.-, I 7 . r. " . I eouese lae nuacoi aeecw
wmici ""'"j "' vvaconaa eommunitv emu nii uu.. tt.w.i. vaa t...
. mor l i . t 1 A I I .1 ICO 10l A lO bUU AUUWMU OilKU
spent $85 in aiding needy persons, their last rerular aeiiftion hfn
dinner. An entertainment anu At ns6nt th. la sloa on hand i . - rr-- - " iU 'u"uuu"
picnic is scheduled for the arter the cnarlty board-8 treasury. ment club were guests,
noon. TCnnrthnm now hn onlv one A Wntlfnl niit f tnitn ,n(, or me ciass, irene uuy ciass pres-
The Aurora school ctuaren r.n- i . ... I ,,.. v.. Z:.,..;' . ident and May Queen salutatorlan.
der the direction of Mrs. en Tft .,iifrv Lr. from thi. in I The program for the com-
Pro-
and the
Eleanor Rutledge; lnvo-
Rev. James A. Smith:
Bits for Breakfast
(Continued From Page 4)
TJmpqua and Douglas counties be
ing included In one council (sen-
Sfr ii;!S th. American Le- oI two- Geor Jonee "ry proceeds from this quilt will he Lai,!miv wT follow.
Stoner insisted the AmerinLe- Qn fee , U8e1 f fl h d b mencement was as ' tollowa
glon of Woodburn in their annual b,,.w tt, cessionai, 'The Orange ai
Z i tifa rtlstrlpt I ----- " ' " " I "
poppy m - 08t offlce Lester Walling will 13. at Sllverton
be the carrier. The order received Special guests spending the day . f: v wn
from Washington extends only to were Mrs. Jack Imlah of Salem P.La .co?!"
the last of June, after which noth- and Miss Gladys Smith, members "'ia7r'- xf-.
Ing has been said to indicate what I of the Clear Lake group were I 77'
will happen. Mesdames T. 8tolk, Roy Smith, J
School Vote 20th IC
A new rchool director for the mack, Ralph Dutolt and son Don
ate) district, Captain Levi Scott WoodDUrn district will be chosen IS. and Charlotte Nadine Russell
was chosen; lor represemw Monday afternoon. June 20. A Waconda club members includ
Life's Meaning," Dr.
Othniel R. Chambers, Oregon
Balr, Elton Watts. Fred Ham- - 7 .r' n
,.v uainh nt - nn Lur of tn OyPBT Trail' and
Wee riddle Moon," Virginia
Leitch, Melva Robinson and Car-
from Douglas. E. J. Curtis- pro- c,erk wil, be CQOsen ftt that U Me8dames c. C. Hall. R. Cole. lyn5tMUlnLaWrAlnf ?!.?J;Jfi
bate Judge, S. inugn, cicr. tlme The jectjon wln Degln at H. Stafford, R. Patterson, Wes
R. Flint; sheriff, F. R- 2 p. m. Dr. T. K. Sanderson, who Dostal, A. N. Parson, A, Kusom.
treasurer, oeorge nannau, nas been a member of the school B. J. Miller, Ross Hammock, P.
sessor, C. W. Smitn; co?6!- v- board for the past six years, and Nusom, C. C. Russell, I. Loren,
Grover; commissioner, J. E. mn- wnQ at present chairman of the A. L. Lamb, J. DeJardin, J. E.
C. Staats prize and Independent
Colleges prize, Principal S. E.
Whltworth; awarding of Carl Ger
linger prizes, Superintendent R.
R. Turner; Instrumental duet.
"America," by
ford. Total vote, 163. A year later Lj haa Indlcated that hd ls Scharf A. w Nusom Ben 1 "f"8?, Jlj:
the number was 306, nearly dou- po8itIvely a candldat6 for re- kins. R. Fromm and Miss Hattie lo fd LlB. m?f t? 'a
via ma. - i. i i i i niu.. A s tv n v ocuvanvu k of .
t 7" .. Harold Austin also expires. Aus-jVan O. Kelly
Wlncnester. was cuou tin has said that he will accept
county seat, dui 11 the position if he is elected again
rival, t most rrom xne iirsi. auuui x' v
- . i .iw uv. u uuo ucu lau
five miles away, on the Soutn the matter of chooslng another
umpana, Aaron xioso Janitor to take the place of Paul
the town of Roseburg. Bancroft Folquet Lincoln school Janitor,
ars he traded for tno location h
(squatter's right) a horse, and a sessed a contract wnlch nas three
poor one at that. He secured tne years tQ run gince the Bchool fI.
passage of the act of Dec. Z3, nancJal proposition is very uncer-
ibj. proTiaing iur uo tain, no action on the school bud
ALARM
EXPH
E5
SED
AT BRID
slon of tne location oi iu y- ... wlll be taken at the June 2o -v..r Vv' "e " . "?"v: . .V'T..? ."--V
manent county seat to a vote to m tl i " ""us nign scnooi ino; mo
h held on the second Monaay in t,M.i- , VvaT 1 Jaemorj we oui ...
MEHAMA, June 3-
Starbuck; song,
the audience.
The annual Junior-senior ban
quet was held at the high school
Tuesday night with the entire
senior class as guests. The event
is held each year as a farewell
party for the graduating class.
The program was as follows:
Piano solo, Eleanor Rutledge;
"What the Class of 1932 Has
Done for Dallas High," Robert
The pros- Alljrood: "Neapolitan Nights," by
E CI ISIS
March: 18547 He invited the 'set- fo the sh fUn of the sanTta?y fepalr8 .darln thJ mDDth ? ,o1! Iren dance' Naomi Hayes;
Sers of the Looklngglas3 valley, SLt Market owned by W P 18 mU comment, and "Mr Impression of the Class of
who wanted the county seat, to f'8d from lS nresent looa- WOrry to nnmber of Pople as 1932." Miss Laree Johnson; vocal
rnt hi WDitallties-with nlen- t ' OTt Usi.p'eaent loc several people here work In Mill BOio, Virginia Leitch; piano solo.
m m a 1 S . A 9 m WAlf VhVIJLill n aft W w W t m 1 W I fB V S PL-
a ooav to me pons ana voieu mni to th tmiiiiin .hti. I ... . - '
. J VI . I " 0 I S.
GAVAwal .m.11 Vnlllfl .n.,.tft Ail AM .AAA. H A . n
t,n wJi T T' liere and haul lumber to Lyons
S i Tm newi r shipping. If the bridge is
cation is larger and will provide A .iT ...t i,.,.
Roseburg. It was a sad blow to
Winchester; it soon almost bod
ily was moved to Roseburg, in
cluding the U. S. land office.
, r, v . and 8toraKe ePace- has In- ",tZu,..m ' , of work
In TJmpqua the county seat was dlcated that he plans to move m,en yufamme9 ,ut W0T
.a .fHi iot for om 1 ae pinB lo m0T6 Already the depression here ls
- IJUUOZV.
time. Court was held at Elkton Pupils Picnic
and at scottsDurr. alternately, in n,!,.,.. , .1, ...
1SS4 James F. Levins surveyed of johnaton grade Bchooieid tne c0ntle wlU bnlld ft tetm
a town aite at Elkton, consisting a VicJlc at" ChamfoegVark on tie "7 bridge over the river at this
ef ICO acres, and on Jan. SO, '55. W?amette rtver There were liat 0,V, not t0 Trk mr6 f
u. ioBizniurr, pbbcu u wi nqmg and sports for the visitors. . uIZX.
ing mi town ine ocai. ui jubucc. Aweiner roast was a feature of
. . . . . tne Dlcnlc- Those pupils graduat
act
proviae I . . 111. wn hav to
fr!t.,or 8lve8'd,8play close down, thus throwing many
men with families out
Already the depression
critical and It la to be hoped that
if the bridge ls worked on that
1 INI
I
E
visit to ens
NORTH HOWELL. June 3-The
The strawberry picking started next meeting of North Howell
Thursday In Ihe Wilson patch, grange will be on the evening of
Coo county was created by an lng ?rom Y tnl?r"-S! These berries go to the Stayton jnne 10. There will be no lunoh
t of number J2. 1853. out of L.I wa?,,l 9. pri?g cannery. Mr. Wilson broke his and no initiation. The women of
the eounties of Umpqua and Jack- Adams and Norman Johnson trallor and ,pUled " of th H. E. C. met at the hall
on, embracing all the land be- 8cnool l9 Seated west f wnJ berries the first day. The Giles Thursday afternoon and after a
twMn thft Poftut Panes and the v .v. -r-r-.v "i. . . . Warner natch will commence brief business session drove In a
. o- 1 uu&u uu liib w iniu mirn-Hii nno rt i - i ..... .
ocean, and extending from a line road. s&m Cairnes th teachVr Picking the last of the week. They body to visit tne garoena ana
eight miles below the mouth of -111 teach near Alh rzff' Uo K to the Stayton cannery, flowers at the homes of Mrs. M.
burn on the Woodburn-Hubbard 1
thm. ITmnmia to th CaHfornla '
boandary. At the general elec- At the final meetinK of the
tion or 1855, tbe people ot Doug- woodburn Women's club till Oc-
laa county voted unfavorably upon tober, new officers for the ensu-
a proposition submitted by an act Ing year were chosen. MrjL ArIg.
of the 20th of the previous Jan- ta Mendel, who has been active in
nary to annex the northern end the cluD.B .ork fnr VM
of the county to Umpqua. Byan was chosen president, taking the
vuiim omce or Mrs. Elburn T. Sims
le was detached from Coos and other new officers chosen were:
annexed to uougias. Mrs. Ronald E. Burnett, vice pres-
B
CAR PLIIES DOWN
HILL RIGHT SI UP
A. Dunn, Mrs. Wm. Oddie and
Mrs. Thomas Bum p.. each of whom
has very delightful flowers in
bloom at this time.
Non-contract strawberry grow
ers of this viciinty met at the
school house Wednesday night
and discussed conditions confront
ing them during the coming berry
harvest.
It was generally agreed that the.
WACONDA. June 3 Traffic crons would haye to be hulled in
ident' Mm Vorman Distli 1 A I wa YteM n n fnr a timA ITrlday .1 -i . 3 .v. v ia
By. 186, Umpqua COUnty bad rnrtlnr, BA.r.0-. r momtn on thA Whatlann Vrrv I .1 1-1 m .
seriously retrograded Scottsburg corresponding secretary: Mrs. road at the Patterson hill while cent and a half ner nound. No
7T " 'lu miu. paul Pemberton. treasurer. VaH-la crew of men and a tractor re- nrice haa been named by the lo-
.mhmo. t fA. ?k a,ua,ne ous other officers will be chosen covered the Lawrence Wargnler cai cannery managers to the grow
bi5.!k -t.b J?lace 0t tbe lat" H the year by the new pre- torinf car which Thursday ight er who ha no contract with them
..'. - laeni. ipiangea aown m iiwv emuaui- Mt u is nopea tnat a good grade
! - " " uu . Thft nrnmm ... .. J 1 men I. landing riKOt Siae UD l lao I nf f rnlt will ha txbnn at n. fair
thA n1rfllllf W artt a Mllaa1 W.. . U - I . . CT " "VU W SB UUUC1 1 . . . . ... . . . I .
"'Vl., n9 .S.CCU UJ IUO thA T1 A . . . ...
act of rwoho,. 1 met .o """"cu"5Ul i eius
and
Muir. was: piano solo, "Etude No.
r& w.u,,,,u. uU wougias g' kv M,nh.iu a j car. v
u.n"!8' vltn th county seat at i0Io. "lii; VE?1 Trio accident
V a. wert), by Jean Beers; spring
The next great local oueatW in aance Dr Evelyn Block and Lois TJ
Douglas count, wisThat of " JrS VlkM' companied at the piano L0?
posed . division again into two Dy Marybelle Adams; speech, "In- " mini J
bottom of the hill and on the edge
of the creek. A log stopped the j
price.
occurred when
wert). by Jean Beersf 'spring lJ
eounties. The town ot Oakin Burac for Women", by Mrs.
fold Oakland' h.a Maude Mochel
in the northern end of tb conn. . Tne hostesses
ty, and made a strong effort to
secure the coveted hon
Iof ne,?tSif,a0Ablr6 town- An being the outcome, the
aCL0.f..ct.- 1868 Provided tor ty seat question vn
"yeciai oanot on that subject at thin air.
general eeicuon neld on the 3rd m.
who aerrfvl ro.
iresnments were Miss Mary S col-
new coun-
question vanished Into
Nusom car on the narrow
the hill. Ho pulled to the
passing, the wheels be
coming lodged in a rut and the
car failed to gain the road, plung
ing down the bank.
Pupils Enjoy Hike
To Rock House and
Caves on Rickreall
V a . ' M
u l Lain iihh mnnrn 11 a v m i
the main fork of thA TTmnV,,. . i . 6wia uougias county FALLS CITY, June 3 Sner-
a llni ,nfn.0; "J? Fp?.ua and wa? "teady fom the day the first man Foster and hi seventh and
, .v-. vUu wumeBl was made. Th tlmA I lntn mria nnntlt MVmI to th
et fh.t . ... ... I
wim me south of greatest develonm-nt . I t," v . .'V ..
the count, nr-"r..r, "I- -.V Ko-epurg,- in a. m
vote was tttJZTi""Z. ? me.a.late. 7 before a t the cave. Mrs. Foster also ac-
Umpqua due west to ihYuZ , i wtoohmw and Rock House and eaves abovo the
Coo. count? to hi "JLnfl Dge Y Vt? perlod whlle the Rickreall river. about eight miles
Dpqua eountw with oltia !t C?Ia rallroad wa8 fro town Wednesday, leaving at
.v-"T"Vouniw.w,tn Oakland as being extended tcm Rosebnr? in I a . rt..i.
I - " o? 1U A uiuuci w ava v
Oct il l 17 ?ZY"AlJt a"e : ?ld.0a!land''..a companled the young people
Unr the onefitton tVT r " . . , , " T, uu present . These students made th trips
of Le eoJ?ty sSt?n t lit t n aFand & IIe. Ya7' Vas born Dorothea Bowmatf. Letha Jones.
: T?w county seat in that portion I and boomed that riiAnm.it I -r.T.t.
OI tne eonntv M.l, ... . . --.v.., MW ubusuu, . r mm evi -s
bea the naie of nonad ,tUi and 0Bebnrg wa? dowed with Beatrice Steeprow, Ileen Inma.
Seborl Crtia0 r!vgI' 12 ?l P"8Per- Dorothy Hollaway.' Marjorie B.
vUl an p,,nrt T,iZ7r' "u 8rowm irom tne iact tnat ker. Gladys Boozer. Alvln Tuver,
T."!aT. f0?;ye:t waa the place Donald Ferguson. Lyle Goode.
a. i iTot To tS! ar,..2w a.cl w.aere raI1 transportation and John Henderson. Albert Berry.
TSi2.il U i?e IU. 1 staM traTel meL - - Jimmy Russell. Billie Letterman.
rtt w liaiaToraoie, i nat uonunned tomorrow. Wallace Kaufman, Rosco Hatett
Retiring Teachers
Given Farewell by
Mothers of Pupils'
SALEM HEIGHTS, June i !
The retiring teachers ot Salem
Heights school district were given
a party at the community iall
Tuesday night by the mothers in
token of their appreciation.7; -The
dining room of the hall was deco
rated for the occasion, with spring
flowers. - T?:i
Mrs. Barbara Egelston, primary
teacher, and Mrs. Irma , Deets,
teacher of third and fotrth
grades, were each given a hand
kerchief shower.' Mrs. Agnes
Booth, fifth and sixth grades, was
presented with a waffle Iron. Ce-
clle Wiegand, principal, presented
each teacher with a beautiful
bouquet of pink carnations.
Mrs. Reed Chambers of the Lib- j
erty district gave a brief talk to
the (departing teachers, .-Mrs.
Fred Burger. Mrs. F. E. Wilson,
Mrs. Reed Chambers. Mrs. C. W.
Bartlett, Mrs. Gfadys Washburn,
and Mrs. C. M. Robinson acted as
'hostesses.
WORD
CONTEST
$5.00 CASH PRIZE and 10 Merchandise Prizes : -Read
the Roles Below Open to Everyone. Nothing to Buy. Abbreviations Art not Mistakes.
Scattered mon? the advertisements below are a few' words that have been purposely misspelled. Find tht
Incorrect words, underscore them," cut out ad and paste on sheet of paper, placing date of the issue above the ads.
Contest runs for six consecutive days, from Tuesday, May 31, through Sunday, June 5th. Prizes will be
awarded those contestants finding the largest number of misspelled words during the whole six days run of the
contest. Mistakes are changed daily.
. . '.
At the end '6f the six days mail or bring your entry to the Contest Editor, Oregon Statesman, Entries must
reach this office before 6 p. m. Wednesday, June 8th. Winners will be announced Sunday June 12. -
Accuracy, Neatness and Originality will count in this contest. In case of a tie duplicate awards will be given.
Prizes will be awarded in this manner. First prize $5.00 and 10 merchandise prizes will be given the follow
ing winners. ' ,
I Contest is open to everyone except Oregon Statesman employes and their families. -Judges
will be selected by The Oregon Statesman an d their decisions will be final. ;
In the event you would like to enter the contest late, missing one or two previous issues, these copies may
be had by calling for them at The Oregon Statesman. ' '
Hollywood Super Service
introductory service
$1.00 Free $1.00
Void after Jane 80th
jTexaeo Certified Lubrication
We will completely lubri
cate i grease) your car tree
of charge upon presentation
of this ad. Complete ono
stop Service, Washing, Tiro
Service .
C. Chet Lindley
Phone 8085
2085 Fair Ground Rod
ALEX JONES
Men's Wear
Suits Tailored to Tour .
Individual Requirements
'21 60 to '47
We Fit the Hard to Fit
Price a pair of pajamas
114 N. High, Senator Hotel
PROTECT YOUR
FAMILY
Don't start on that week
end trip with inefficient
brakes. See us first.
New Low Prices Now
in Affect ,
MIKE PANEK
S75 South Commercial St.
S blocks south of State street
"See Mike Panek and
avoid a panic."
Custom Made
Foundation Garments
Any Style
Corselette, Front Lace,
Back Lace, Girdle,
Abdominal Support
Any model you wish. This
le an unussual opportunity
for the ladles in Salem to
enjoy the style and comfort
of tailor made garments.
Satisfaction ls guaranteed
to every customer.
Arehart & Aldrich
420 Court St.
Tel. W93
MARKET DRUG
STORE
C. L. Welman, Ph. G.
Tel. 0188 In "The Market
OPEN TIL 9 P. M.
EVERY DAY
For Graduation, 8-Piece
Pyralin Sets $3.85
No other
Electric Refrigerator
Offers yon tho many super
ior features that the
New Majestic
posseses See the models
priced from
S112.AO to $495.50
at
Vibbert & Todd
400 State St,
Prise a 4.00 Electric
Popcorn Popper
Coney Island
Cafe .
The Best Place to Eat
20c
Combintion
Breakfast
up
Merchant's Lunch
Blue Plate
Special
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m.
479 Court St.
30c
We Have the Only
Complete Radio
and Tube Testing
Equipment
in Slem. Call us.
Salem Radio
Service
543 Ferry St. Phone 4840
WANT A REAL
PRIZE?
The First Person to
call at
THE TINY CAFE
and
. Point out the Mlspelled
word In this Ad gets a De
licious Chocolate C a k
Baked In our own Kitchen.
Act Fast! ! -
CUSTOM
TAILORED
CLOTHES
Finer fabrics than we
have evr shown, now
as low as
$LO $45
EMMONS
Tailor Furnisher . Clothier
420 State
YES, WE DO
UNDERSELL
See our used cars before
you buy. A complete
stock of fine cars.
Chrysler and Plymouth
Sales and Service
Salem Automobile
Company
485 T'. Comercial St.
Phone 4873
Your Opportunity
Model T Ford Roadster.
Good tires and fair running
condition.
A snapp at only.
$45
1930 Bulck 5 pass. Sedan in
Al shape 070 C
for only P I OO
Otto J. Wilson
888 X. Commercial
Globe Body &
Fender Works
BEAR SYSTEM OF
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
FRAME AND
AXLE- STRAIGHTENING
Special Prices on car
panting
Billy Durkee, Mgr.
444 Ferry St.
Phone 8441
LKORN
v3q
Often Imitated But
Never Equaled
Were it not so good it would
never be copied
One Bite Calls for Another!
Karmelcora Shop
180 Bo. High St,
McKay's Used Cars
II Jl Chev. Special Sedan.
mohair upholstering, new
six pley tires, good finish
and runs like new, 8 165.00
down and 822.00 per month.
Trade In your old car as
part on all ot tho down pay
ment. Many more to choose
from.
McKay Chevrolet Co.
833 Center, Phone 8189
430 N. Com'l
The Genuine
Why
be-
fSTALS S1CK7
Trial Package $1.00
We Delivr Anywhere
Phone 6147
Crazy Crystal Co.
413 Court St. Salem, Ore.
SPECIAL FOR A
LIMITED TIME
Suits and overcoats Cft
cleaned and presed 311 C
Ladles' dresses or coats
cleaned and
pressed up
Wo In no way eut the Qual
ity of our work at these
prices.
PEACOCK CLEANER
485 Center SU near High
Dial 5551
Duart
Special
nn
A sort, natural waive with
ringlet ends, using only gen
uine materials. -
Finger Wave SOe
Children's Permanent 32.50
Mildred's Beauty Shoppe
885 No. High St.
Phono 8858-
Special Plate prices
this week with free
extraction
Finings reduced 25
this week
Salem Dental Clinic
Dr.F. C. Jones, DentisJ
110 K N. Commercial at State
over Salem Drug Co.
The largest Dental office in the
city, and the only one giving the
highest class Dentistery, at
Portland Prices.
SAVE ON BETTER1
DENTISTRY
SAVE ON LOWER PRICES
Club Fountain
' Lunch
Under New Managment
We're the talk of tho town
Our 25c Lunch satisfies. Try
us once and yon wlll see
why everyone asks us how
tan you put out that excel
lent meal at such low cost.
Well, we're not Scotch
D0C H0RT0N, Mgr.
Next to Elslnore Theatre
A low overhead and an
increasing volume of
work enabls us to an
swer the popular de
mand for Fine Portrai
ture at remarkably Low
Prices.
"Cyn" Cronise
Camera Studio
Court and Commercial St.
Phone 5414
Eby's
Photo Studio
High grade Portraits, spe
cial rates to students all
through June. Something
different in Kodak Finish
ing as every print has a fan
cy border. We can save you
money. Give us a tryal. Sat
isfaction always.
442 State St. OTer Gray
BeUe, Phone 3053
Prize a 8x10 Photo of self
or any member ot family
A STEAL
1924 Studebaker touring in
first class mechanical con
dition. Very good tires.
Price S80.00
TOUR OPPORTUNITY
1927 Graham 1 ton truck in
Al condition throughout. It
ls suted for milk delivery A
farm produce. See this be
fore you buy. CQCft
Special Price $00J
Rock and Wenzel
544 Ferry St.
The Best H;rcuts
in Town
Why rva v '
C more?
Competent Barbers
Come In and Be Pleased
Lue, Claud and Frank are
speclalsta at cutting ladles'
hair. Satisfaction always.
The Best
Barber Shop
ISO So. Ubetty
SPECIAL
for a Limited Time
Marinello fQ A A
Permnent PJ.UU
Salem's oldest shop
Evenings by Appointment
Phone 891 C
Expert Barber Service
Marinello Beauty
Shop
IRENE SCOTT, Prop.
245 High St.
Prise a 3.QO Permanent
Modern House
for Rent
New 4 room house, gas
range, water heater, base
ment, fireplace, garage.
See it at 2430 Mirtle ave
nue. Pruitt Bros.
General Contractors
Tel. 802O
2410 Myrtle A venae .
June Special
' This ad ls worth
$1.50 on any job at $10
1150 on any job at $20
$5.00 on any job at $50
Complete Motor
Reconditioning
G. A. Raymond
Machine Shop
- 624 Chemeketa St.
Phone 6454
Prize Free Valve Grind on a
4 ot 8 cilyader car
25
Look These Over
PACKARD
Leads in New Car Value
That's why you can buy
such wonderful values In
slightly used Packard. For
Instance, a 1929 Packard I
Sedan that looks like new
for 11050. Enjoy Packard
prestige and performance
for less than the cost of a
medim priced car.
SALEM SERVICE
AND SALES
245 Center 8C near
Willamette Bridge
THE BEAUTY
BOX
for Women, Complete
Beaaty Service
For men. manicures, sham
poos and scalp treatment.
We can and do grow hair.
- An exclusive shop with
Standard Prices
Hours 9 a. m. to C p. m.
Other ours by appointment
HATTIE BUSICK ,
Beauty Specialist I
208 Masonle Temple
Electric Washers
New Low Priceo
Easy, Connlon. Automatic.
Voss, Maytag, Tubax. Thor,
ABC Universal
$49.50
op
Used Washers rj Aft
Ot all kinds 9dUU up
HOGG BROS..
Distributors for Marlon ani
Clackamas Counties
SSI N. High, Salem
Phono C0X1
1931 Oldsmobile Sedan. I
ply tires $VUO
1929 Oakland Coach, new
paint, Al fcQQC
mechanically .... $OJ0
1929 Ford 4-door sedan.
New U. S. &)AC
tires VL'lO
1927 Ford Touring,
Ruxtell axle ODD
State Motors, Inc.
545 Chemeketa
Spring and Summer
Storage Rates
Per Day 20c Day Per Month
S2.50. Per NIte 30c. Kite
Per Month $2.50. Day and
Nite Per Month $3.00. Day
and NIte Per Week $1.25.
Show Parking 10c
We Sell Gas, Oil and Tires
Drive In for Air and Water
City Storage Garage
Service
144 Ferry Streat
Phone 4820
E. H. BURRELL
Complete Auto Electric
Service, Magneto Parts
and Repairs
464 N. Liberty
Phone 5178
Prize, a Klackson Horn
Before buying your winder's
supply of fuel it may be to
your advantage to investe-
gate.
Get our new low price on
OIl-O-Matie Oil Burners.
T.o. M. Barr
Plumbing, Heating and
Sheet Metal Work
104 8. Commercial St.
Special This Week
1 Frigid aire used only I
months. Al porcelan cabinet
Carry tho S year guarantee.
Reg. $240.00 fclTC Aft
Now IIJ.UU
1 Gen. Motors Radio Reg.
$$9.50. eon en
Now JJJ.JU
1 New Electric Range. Reg.
$109.00. frcn r A
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Eoff Electric. Inc.
847 Court 8t Phone 0110