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Business
Directory
BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R. D. Barton Batterea -Starter and
generator work 64S ChwWieketa at
CHIMNEYSWEEP
4
Telephone 4 4 SO R B Norfhneea.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR a L. SCOTT, PSa Chtropracter
tSf N Hleh Tl Ra 57t
FLORISTS
CUT Oowera, wedding - bouquet
funeral wreetha, decorations. C 8
Bretthaupt. florist 1ST Court atraat
Tel Se.
ALL kind of floral work.. LuU Flar
1st Mth Mnrket Tel 9S4.
FLOOR CONTR AJJTI N G
Ora Floor Co. TJ tilt
INSURANCE
- BBC KB a HENDRICKS
lit N Hlefc Tel 44t
LAUNDRIES
THIS NEW SALEM LAUNDRY.
THE WETDKR LAUNDRY
tit t anii : Talm
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY .
"We Wash Erarrthlns tn Lor .
T1op1wm 1 1 1IS4 Broadway
' I LAWN MOWERS
Sbarpanad and repaired. Also tradea
TL W. gcott. IT g Com'L Tet 4ll.
MATTRESSES
Mattfaaaei from factory 'ta Hoitml
eprtns tnattraaa )LM. Raaorat
era and fumlgaiora. Capital Be4dn
Co Tat . s0 North Capita L
Maw nattrsae. esada ardar. a4d
mattress ratnada; carpet cleaning, als
Bag; fluff rug weaslna. Salem Fluff
Rub a Mattrem Factory- & IJtb
WUbur. Tel 114 L Otto F. Z wicker.
IUSIC STORES
GEO C : WILL pianos. , Phono
aTraphs, aawln machfnea, aheat music,
and puna atudlea Repairing . pbm
frspha and searing machine ' 431
ffe fltret Salem
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medlctae Co.
Hoars Tuea. and Sat. t to S pi m. 14S
N. CrnimerdaL
PLUMBING and HEATING
PLUMBING and general repali
work. Oraber Bros. IK 8a Ubarly
Tel S
PRINTING
FOn ' STATION CRT. cards, pasiptv
teta. programs, books ar any kind of
printing, call Too Statesman Print
ing Department SIS & Comtnarclal
Telr.hwa 11 ai
STOVES
STOVES and store repairing. Stoves
for aala, rebuilt and repaired. AH
a: lade af arovan wlra fence, faaey and
tlata. bra baakata. hooka. ioaa baoka,
slew Panca and Store Works, ICI
CHmlreta Tel 4TT. R B Fleming.
TRANSFER ,
C A PIT AX, Cm Transfer Ca SXI
fiuta St. TeL T77t DlstHlwtlni for-
Oe4 JuTrTtel enr "P
FOR -toeaJ ar distant transfer stor
age, call 1131 Larmer Transfer Co
fjrweke to Partland SaPsA.
1 r Real Ektate
Directory:
. .. - ll5Cla - HENDRICKS
ltt It High , , . x 4IIT
i4) w. tii git at.
Tat tITI
' eiWf AMW. MAM
ttai atrat Wat Bk. Bldj. TeL tt07
... i. r. rnjucs
Its State Street ret g(Tj
afsSl FOSTER REALTY CXX
' tl Btata St TatUl
W. U. ORABENHORST CO."""
Kinrweod. Mn. f Warren -B.
Baker -entertained dallghttnUy
Monday afternoon at tier home
on Cascade drlTa tor members of
Iter bridge dab, CbrrsanUiemams
formed a colorful centerpiece at
lnncbeon where corers wera laid
for Urs. T. F. Pord. Mrs. James
Hardy, Mrs. E. SL Hill, Mrs. E. T.
Thompson, Mrs. Kan DeMoris,
Wrs. Iloyd Plttard, Mrs. A. F.
J-Iariott and the hostess, Mrs.
paler. ,
SALESMEN WANTED
Saleamaa with car to call em the
turaiture trade ; givs rafaraaoee and
aTparlonca. Bog tt. care SUtaamaa. -
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTKD Housework by axperlao
&41 girl TeL Slit. 15S Waller 8t
FOR S ALE MIscenaneoua
FOR 8 Old paaere. tea a bun
lle Statesman affic.
8ALM Linen Gifts lSo nd op.
Greeabauiaa. 24-2 N. Com'L
mmmmi l-,-, rr nnn rnxfu
- Fresh sawdust deltrered In basement
II par unit Paul Dodele, Monmoatb,
Oregon. , , .
Chums aalrooB or pink So per lb.
Tbeaa make fine flab to smoke. Fid
ler's crab stand. Intersection Portland
and SUrertoa roada. Near Fairgrounds.
TeL 670S.
SHRUBS Double Bridal Wreath
Spirea He each, 2 for 2t Many other
attractive prices la rock plants, shrubs,
also cot flowers and potted plants.
JAY MORRIS GREENHOUSE
Liberty Roaif ft Ewald Are. pj. lil?
aassaaaavaVaababJba
Fertilizer 1.00 per j-d. TeL J635.
I am now taking orders for choice
dried prtmes boxed or cellophane
Wrapped la quantities - to suit tha pur
chaser. Guaranteed bona better.
Phona S8FJ. KDW, DENCER
R. 3. Bon 188. Salem, Oreiron 's
WANTED Miscellaneous
All kinds of tinea, pistols, abotguna.
old gold nd iewelry Condition ao ob
iact Nam your prlea.
REINER'S EXCHANGU
IS N Commercial
"i"i".i","ii'vnrxrLrxfvxnn
Cash paid for used furniture, stoves,
etc. Tel. 8593.
MISCELLANEOUS
Order your tamales from the Ralph
tamale kitchen. Tel. 4S9D.
linao Wlrh aaAh 9Z Ytl mir aa
Waahinjrton lliier. Joe's Barber Shop,
a. v;nrcn ot.
ROOM AND BOARD
For. students or business women.
Rome prlvllegea. Close In, reasonable.
Tel. S20S.
FOR REN1 APARTMENTS
Well furnished 2-room apartment
22J1 IlaxcL TeL 7884.
Pattoa apartments dowutoa-n. Call
Patton'a book store.
nnnn -i.rLfr
Lovely 3 R apt Greatly reduced
rates. 1580 Center.
Lovely court .bungalow furnished,
fireplace, hdw. flra., garage, alee.
range. $28. Phone 5154.
Furn. apt, light, water, heat, gar
age. I1L60. 275 N. 20th,
Small furn. apt, 590 Union
Prescott Apta 3 wen furnished
rooms. Furnace heat, electric range,
fine kitchen, private bath. Garage. $20.
& P. bus Una. 19S4 Oak St
afodern Steam Seated apta. TeL S49S.
FOR RENT HOUSES
I R, autk.fi S. A brains, Maaonlobldg.
Good R. house. 475 a Winter.
Furn. and unfurn. Phone 661.
S R. furn. Adults. 774 Trade.
''arfaaajaa
'lesWsisaasagaaaaH y - - POJrnrLrcTLr
irga bouae. near state house. Furn.
or unfurn. Will earn money during
legtaUtura. TeL CIS. -
mm m m --,-,-M.-l,-)r,rLfwrr
rm. furnlahed house, newly paint
ed and raiwirMI. iuuip wKm! atm
good furniahtnga, $31501 Winnie Pet-
xyjonn, n a. tuga st
Partly furnlahed modern seven room
house. Bleeping porch, large yard,
fruit nuta, berries, ah rubbery, close In.
$25.84). Phone $358.
ssaaateaaaaaaajaaaaaaa
Partly furnished 4-roam house, dose
In. Phone 5010.
FOR RENT
""'" - "i-,"".-ir,-ii-iririrm.i"njxn
Large flat for rent 8 rooms, furnace,
block to post office. Vacant today.
First floor ADULTS. $25 a month.
Other rental a
i BECKS ft HENDRICKS
I 188 North High Street
aaaa "arWrfW"WVVXfkJ'l jfU
FOR RENT
, About 3 acres at city limits, good
room houae, tarn. $15 per ma
CHILDS ft. MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 8708.
FOR SALE Real Estate
rinyyywwtf
Good semi-modern plastered res
idence, basement, fireplace, plumbing,
S-rooma, two or four lota, frulta, nuta
and berries mere than pay taxea.
paved street nice view. House, garage
aad two lota 80x138 each. $3500,
terms. Located at 785 Rural avenue,
phone 8854. owner.
- - -- -i-i- ,-.-injinrSrionr,ri.rwxrui
BARGAIN DAT 78 acres, email lm
provemeata, 48 acres tillable, balance
oalc timber, good road. 9 milea Saletn,
oo!v $16e.
Splendid 8 room house, fireplace,
garage, paved atreet must sell. Only
$1200.
' 4 room house, garage, large lot.
paved street oaly $508. Easy terms.
McGILCHRIST ft PENNINGTON '
203-1 V. S. NafL Bank Bids.
Bargala. Lot In 1908 blk. N. Church
59x120, eaat front, aome trees and
Bavins' pd. $408.
MELVIJ JOHNSON
S7f State Street Phone $79$
I R.- house, bath room, basement
Wary reasonable. Small payment down.
Sea Charlie O'Brien, 494 N. Capltot.
.Nice lot cheap and easy 50 foot
east front paved atreet and concrete
walk paid, gas aad water piped to
curb, half bloc off Stat street w
84th North. $18 down, $5 month, total
$408, pboae 88S4 owner.
8 rmaiear Leslie Jr. high, furnace.
Will sell furnished or unfurnished at
a bargala price aad terms.
Attractive 4 rm, houcs, walnut and
fruit trees, two district 92888, wants
small acreage dose In, will consider
old boUdinga,
WINN TO PETTYJOHN
178 South High Street
" 3 ROOMS $400 -Lot"
88x128, pavement small down
payment "" - .
EAST WALKING DISTANCE
Weil built room borne, good loca
tion, living R- and dining R. with
hardwood, large nook, 3 B. It, good
arrangrements, fireplace. -French win
dowa front roorae, targe baaement, fur
mm, . traya, solid ' cement . driveway,
street and 'alter paved,, garage,- large
lot- REDUCED to 33808.
BLOCKS STATE HOUSE
- Good f IV- beroe. t seta plumbing;
larje rooms, eleeptnc porch, fireplaca,
large front porch, shrubbery, basement
and furnace, fruit room, MAKE US
AH OFFER.
V SOCOLOFSKT SON
" 'Ttret National Banb Bldg.- r
EXCHANGE Real Estate
- Want heuae. will aaaiimW titr Imn s
A. 1 mi. oa ptived at, mod. hoase, pree
eur water, sraa eleo. 441 hiaoA.
Interesting Facts
26
Shopping Days
, Until.
Christmas '
,rvii
oxiTYn!wt;
ML
16
2728U9lyM
DECEMBER
mmm
Elevation of Salem 171 feet
above aea level at the state house
sidewalk.
O
The Panama canal is 49 mflea
from shore to shore. To compare
distance, 38 miles from here to
Oregon City.
O .
A classified will do your Job
quickly and cheaply.
O
More than half of the people of
Marion county live in Salem and
immediate vicinity.
o
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Grocerv atora ind thIiImia .i...
to trade for land tn IS OAS 3u ml
about what you might have.
H. a SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902
FOR EXCHANGE I4S00 mort. on
good newspaper, good plant In 8a. Ida
bo Irrigated section. All modern equip
ped with model 8 linotype. Trade eith
er mort or plant for equal value, W1L
valley clear farm or home. Write E. M.
Olmstead, Grangevtlle. Idaho.
FOR SALE FARMS
, SACRIFICE SALE
IS acres deep, rich soil, good S room
house, sightly location, 7 miles from
Salem. Owner will sell for bargain
price or will accept 1 or 2 acres unim
proved and dose to city limits for eq
uity above $2000.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 8703.
mm, m. mt m. m. m.mm.mm. gmmymmmjjyyj
100-A. 10-ACRE3 HOPS
TO-A. cult, 15-A. timber, running
water, most all bottom land. 8-R.
house, basement and bath, water piped
all around, good barn, 3 silos, poultry
and hog house. Hop dryer. Trade for
service station, ramp, ground or small
place. SEE
JAS. D. SEARS.' 132 & High St !
ACREAGE
m m aa aayj.
428 acres, 108 A, tillable. 1 million
ft timber, sandy slit loam aoU, 8 room
house, barn 60x89, chicken house, well,
several aprings, family - orchard, 2 al
ios, 18 cows, 18 hogs, 18 tons hay and
all farm equipment $20. per acre. Take
Salem or Portland residence dear.
MELVIN JOHNSON
27$ State Street Phone 8798.
31 96-100 acres, close in, subdivi
sion - tract modern Improvements.
Trade for Salem property aa part pay
ment 141-A. RIVER BOTTOM
180-acre. cult 126 bearing- walnuts.
All garden land, good 7 R. bouse, 2
barns, poultry houae and etc. Trade
for house la Salem or smaller place.
SEE J. D. SEARS, 132 S. High St
29 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
Close to Salem on pavement, 6 acres
filberts, balance also be good hop land.
$2500.
10 ACRES WALNUTS CHERRIES
Good buildings 7 R. plastered
house, barn, chicken houae, good wat
er. 6 A. Royal Anne cherries, 8 A.
Franquette walnuts, 2H A. lorana In
walnuta. Soma cherries and wain tits
17 yra old, well eared for. gpfendld
location VIEW .4 miles Ladd
Bush. $5300.
SOCOLOFSKT A SON
First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Farm from owner. Box 85,
Statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony'
Heard over KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
Is - - really, really different
TOO GET THB FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN OA8H
ONLY ' LAWFUL INTEREST
- STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $18 to $309
Beneficial Loan
Society
Of SALEM
Room 119 New Bligh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSEDBT STATE
51$ State Bt TeL 8-7-4-8
aeeJaaaaiBasaaaW
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salaries
or other good secority. Repayable
monthly. When In financial seed see
us before cloatng a loaa.
GENTCRAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
first National Bask Bids. Phono 888$.
PERSONAL' INSTALLMENT jOANS
8TATS LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor.
Office lira, 189 A. lAVto 4:38 P. M
Telephone 1783. State license Ma
8-16&. . "
POLLY AND HEIR
KNOCTfceOGGLE SAID) SPIT rrggJJT - ' I f RrjT X rWBAN) v . 1 - I I ' - ' - ' ' - - I II
about k nbv ) much pep VfltffiS' ' II rir' ' .ywocntKOGLB) fj SGhJx 4rW Q
MONEY TO LOAN
TrMsarir"airii'Vr9TX
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
jjoniracta Kannaoced
Arrange to reduce youi paymeats
Too keep the ear
' P. A. EIKER
- Cor. Liberty 8t and Ferry
Wiono ,473t - Salem. Are
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
' WANTED Tim XIThlta t.riiu.
hens. Phono 8933. , ' - "
mm0mnm
FOR S ALB. -Rirrxl i ffnxk
PUlletA TeL 129F13.
FOR SALE WOOD
"'-"-" " in-i"ii-wirinrmAruxnjxn
Call Sagcla for drr fir. nak ah
and maple. Reasonable prtcaa, Pboae
4 I IS.
UUAR4HTEKD OKI SJUOll tual
TaL saea StUm vsi rv. va. m.
uvuaia
-ir.-j-Lri.'.-ULnj.
ury wood at TracTa. Phone 8988.
..--... 1 j-jinrvi
DRT rtn A m niir nnnn
and fuel ea Call on as for price. We
m ejooa quality ano
RMBR TRANSFER ft STORAGE
weonon si si
r -irn-injijTjvju.
Old fir, oak. TeL 8789 Ear hart
16-ln. nlA tim V,mm Attn
" ii ii i - ,-,r Ti,
is ota lit, it.zi od. Tat 6463.
....... . i-mni-uvuij-ut
1 Alii m. - m
" f . Hcuna gruwin.
9.. TeL 3837.
LOST AND FOUND
ssaaabaaasaea
- vwa aa m . a r. iiiea Iff.
brlndle with white marks, bob tail.
cut icnaiu cui llli.
m m,m m m - wwwwryoAn Hl.
FOUND Glasses aad handkerchief.
Owner call at Statesman office, pay
for ad.
FOR SALE USED CARS
imfmtm,mm ... i ..... .r.LrLnj yj--i
VALLEY MOTOR USED CARS
1926 Buick 4 Pasa Coupe $150.00
1930 Chevrolet fitilin
345.09
125.00
1928 Chevrolet Roadster
1934 Chevrolet Sedan '38
1928 Essex Sport Coupe
1931 Ford Sport Roadster .
1931 Ford Std. Coupe
1930 Ford Std. Coupe
1929 Ford Snort rVMirut
lis.
85.00
135.00
325.08
315.00
285.00
200.00
235.00
225.00
185.00
85.00
65.09
C A A
1929 Ford Coach
19X9 Ford Sedan
1929 Ford Tniirt na
if 17 Ford Coach
1924 Ford Cnurwi
1928 Ford Touring
1928 Franklin, 7 pasa. sedan 475.00
1926 Jewett Coach 75.00
1926 Tlnpnln. innlnmrnA
1929 Plymouth Sedan 175.00
1925 Oldsmobile Coach 60.00
center Street Display
SEE
Jim St Clair
Phone 8158
McKATS USED CARS
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS
FORDS FORDS
29 Sport Roadster ...$185.00
'30 Sport Roadster, new tires-
extra nice looking car 275.00
'21 Coupe low pressure tires,
car looks new 345.00
CHEVROLETS
'29 Chevrolet Coupe. Motor com
pletely rebuilt New Duco
finish 6 ply tirea $285.00
'88 Coach .. 335.09
'31 Sport Roadster. Deluxe, 6
wheels, motor rebuilt
new duco 375.00
'33 Coupe run 3000 milea 660.09
'32 Special Sedan like new 636.09
OTHER MAKES
'27 Buick Sport Coupe, new
Duco, good mechanical con
dition $185.66
'29 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan 259.99
26 Graham Ton Truck - 195.86
TERMS TRADES
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
333 Center Phone S18& 430 N. Coml.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 o'clock p.m.,
Monday. December 6th, 1932 for
the construction of cement "aide
walks In the City of Salem, Ore
Son, as follows:
On the East side of CHURCH
STREET between Highland Ato
nue and Sprnce streets, along
Lot 8, Block 11, Highland Add.,
Res. No. 2692;
LoU 9 and 10, Block 11, High
land Add.. Res. No. 2692;
On the North side of MADISON
8TREET between Fairgrounds
Road and Summer Street, along
that property covered by Volume
208, Page 591 of Deed Records
for Marion County, Oregon. Res.
No. 2694. .
Plans and specifications may
be had at the office of the city
engineer, city hall. Each bidder
will be required to file with his
bid a rertlfied check, or bid bond,
payable to the City of Salem, In
the amount of five per cent of
the amount of bid, which will be
forfeited to the city in case the
bidder shall fall or refuse to en
ter into contract for the construc
tion of the sidewalks if awarded
the bid. Bids must he made out
oa forms secured at tha elty en
gineer's office and must show the
resolution numbers and descrip
tion and location of property..
The right la reserved by' the
Common Council to accept any
or to reject an bids In tha Inter
est of the City.
MARK POULSON. City Record
er, Salem, Oregon,, N.l 92 0-22-
21-24. ... - .
TWO BIRTHS REPORTED
8ILVERTON, Nov. 14. Two
babies were reported at the Sil
vertoa hospital this past week. A
daughter. Mary Louise, was bora
to Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon HobUtt
Monday morning. This is their
second child and first girL Mr.
tad Mrs. Theodora Lean art art
also announcing the birth oC a
daughter.
PALS
Hop Moving Slow
Am Growers Stick
For 30-Ccnt Offer
SILVERTON, Nov. 1 4 Wed
nesdav 71 helea Affc
have been stored at tha Sllrertoa
Warehouse ; Service . corporation
Wera moved ta Kalnm flurn T.
realsoa, manager of the eorpor-
awua at Buvercon, reports that
honmen are: holding nnt n- ao
cents or more and that sales dur
la the past few days wera almost
nil. , ..... -.
Mr. Isrealeon. la aiunHnv Af
the . attuatlon, said that ft was
unlqa a in tha hop world. There is
a. shortage -.or h one tlininrliAiil
the world and with tha talk of
mouuicauon is tha air tha hop-men-
feel that they should be able
to "make a killing."
NigKt Instruction '
For Dairymen Will
Be Held, Monitor
WOODBTJRN. Nav 91 l.
evening school nf to waavt n-.
lngs dealing with dairying will
r aaunaay ai 8 p. m. at the
Leaea hall at Monitor. The meet
ings are conducted by R. t. Bur-
new, -vocational agricultural in
structor of Woodburn high sehool
and are sponsored by the Wood-
ourn scaooi hoard, the state board
for Vocational adncatfnn a-A tmm.
leuerat ooara ror vocational edu
cation CooDeratlnr
A similar series of meetings
wero conaucted at the Lutheran
communitv hall past nf Maia,
last year. New material will be
coverea tnis year. Anyone In
terested In dairying is welcome.
Eastern Star Sets
Homecoming 28th
WOODBURN. Nnr. 9.1 Vf--
day night, November 28, is the
uei ior me evergreen chapter.
Order of Eastern Rtr Tn-ia-'
tlons have been sent to all mem-
ners living out of the city. A pro
gram will h
Carojjyn Evenden, Mrs. George
r na airs, juaua Mocnel.
Radio
Program
rxiDAT, vovzatSEa ts
BW- Poalaad 620 BU.
6:15 Trail Bluer.
8:90 Morning 8nihin.
8:15 Cook'nc school.
9:45 Arion trio,
10:16 School of cookery.
10:80 Woman 'a Itaf Vine of th Air.
11:45 If and Mr bnadow.
12:15 Weatera Farm end Home bear.
1:10 Denui Clinic of Ue Air.
1:45 Th Lad Kxt Doer.
1:16 Caravaa.
3:80 Teatima Basaar.
8:45 Kay rraaar'a Stadia Party.
4:80 Mellow 'Cello.
4:45 Waaderiaf UiaitraL
6:00 Writ Klgliter.
T:00 Big Six of the Air.
V:80 Adveatarers' dab.
T-.4S Waaaa Hawbv.
8:00 Aatoa 'a ASdy.
6:16 llly Joaee aad Eraia Hare.
10:16 Dance ereaeatra.
11:00 sHoot OtrU.
XOKX TerUaad 949 Xa.
6:00 KOQJ'a Klack.
7:00 Orgae recital.
T:49 Ckapel OaimM bear.
S:84-Oeldaa Keleetea.
9:00 Baddy Harred'a ereaeatra.
9:80 Betty Crocker.
10:00 George HaU'a erebeitre.
11:00 Fred Eerrea'a erebeatra.
11:45 EUsabeta BartheU.
12:00 Colombia Salea ereaeatra.
11:45 Alex Semmler, piaaitU
8:00 Feminiae Faaeiea.
S :0 Newaeaatlag.
4:45 Teylaad ZxpreM.
8:16 Sktppy.
6:00 All Amerieaa feetball program.
T:15 Easy Aeea.
7:80 Cauda the Ifagidaa.
8:00 Jack Leaard.
8:15 Sportc Review.
9:00 Oiaie Nelaea'a ercheetra.
9:80 Betweea the Goal Potts.
10 :00 Farmerettes.
10:15 Tavern orchestra.
1:0 Ted fie Rite'a ercheetra.
10:40 SUaley Smith's ereheatra.
11 :20 Daacing with tha Sure.
KXZ rertlaad 1180 Ke.
7:00 Morning Serenaders.
8 :00 Peer Oyat.
9:00 JnUa Bayee.
9:18 Dixie Memsriee.
9 :80 Striagwood eaaembla.
10:0O MardT Oras.
10:30 ICnaieal Sketches.
11:00 Vide R. Sattea.
11:46 Coaeert Petite.
11;4S Commonwealth elah laaeheea.
1:30 Rhythm Veadera,
8:00 Kenneth Sneaeer.
8 : 00 Waldorf ercheetra.
8:80 Harlem feataay.
4:00 Bcringweed ensemble.
8:00 HBO football rally.
8:80 High! Seag,
9:16 Fantasy.
9:14 Jimmy Riehardsoa'a sports talk.
9:46 Oeagreae Hotel orchestra.
UtOO Areaie Leveiaad'a ercheetra from
Kelts amah etae.
11:80 Bal Taheria ereaeatra.
XOAO CervaQia a69 Xa.
f 9 Meraiar HediUtioas, led hy Rev.
Hareld Howard.
-9:90 JMar-ing eeaeerC
10:00 Home Eeeaemlea Oheerver. .
18 :0 The State Beekeepers Coavea-
tloa Pret. H. A, SeaBea.
t: SO Dentistry aMd Health.
8:00 Books for (he Caristmaa List
; Mise Laey Lewis.
. 8:80 Ae Tee Like II Anthony Eawer.
T:4 The .State Hertfealaarel Soetety
Convention O. T. MsWhertar.
f:S0 xtea aad sfilee to the DeUar
Prof. B. CUsaa.
T:45 RetaU laveateriea Pret X, X,
SU3 PUleen&er e (The Creesreade
A at hen y Xvwer.
:S0 The Faaetiea ef life Inxeraaeo
Pret a U XeUy.
Society
Polk-County Will
Aid Christmas :
Seal Sale
The rederhted clubs of Polk
county are being organized Tor
tha Christmas Seal 'sale drive.
Heretofore only tha Dallas Wom
en's club has sponsored this work.
which means a large part of tha
county did not take part. The
Polk county chairman outside of
Dallas, Mrs. George Van Santen
Is getting this work well under
way. -
At the Rural Women's Feder
ated club meeting at Buena Vista,
November 18, the following clubs
volunteered thelf services and
were given the material to be used
when the campaign ' opens after
Thanksgiving: Rickreall Ladies
Aid, Oak Point Community club,
Oakdala Community club, Sweet
Briar club. Orchard Heights club,
Brush College Helpers, Zena Mis
sionary society, Buena Vista club.
vauey view club, Ellendale cluh.
Elkins Women's club. Since the
Federated meeting Mrs. Van San
ten and Mrs. Forrest Martin have
called at Pedee, Alrlie, LewlBville,
Montgomery school, Bridgeport
Community club. Falls City, Guth
rie school. Independence and en
listed enthusiastic workers. .
Mrs. M. Hatch will be chairman
for Falls City and Black Rock.
Mrs. Elmer Barnhart, president
of tha Independence Women's
club, will be chairman for Inde
pendence. Where it was impossi
ble to contact women's clubs
Christmas seals have been milled
to all the schools of Polk county.
Many counties of Oregon are
organising this year for the first
time, Polk county included. For
the year 1931 Polk county sold
only 1.9 seals per capita while Ba
ker county with a smaller popula
tion sold 6 seals per capita; with
many counties up to seven and
eight seals per capita.
Mrs. Saldie Orr Dunbar, execu
tive secretary for the Tuberculos
is association states that the Port
land office has completed more
work and made fuller ' prepara
tions to date than in any other
time in the history of the Oregon
association. She expects the big
gest sale of seals ever made in
the county, grounding her pre
dictions upon the tact that the
public has become increasingly
familiar with the purposes and ac
complishments of the association
every year.
Schools and clubs are arranging
for short seal sale talks, and sev
eral unusual ways of emphasizing
tha seal sale are being planned
by other groups. Only five per
cent of the money goes to the Na
tional association to pay for liter
ature and sumps and all the rest
of tha money stays In Polk coun
ty for actual tuberculosis work,
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Clorerdale. Mrs. Caroline Dra
ger was honored Monday night oa
the occasion of her birthday at
an event arranged by Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Drager.
Those present were:
Mr. aai Mrs. Jeha M cKInaey. Mr. aad
Mm. Alfred Dnmeeck, Mr. and Mrs. Fres!
Sehifferer. Mr. aad Mrs. Henry Feller,
Mr. aad Mrs. Jeha Sehifferer. Mr. aad
Mrs. Arthar Kaake, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Drager, Mrs. Kellie Hamilton. Jeha SehU
fares, Sr. Miss Freda Sehifferer, William
Sehifferer, Jay Oook. Gilbert Savage,
Mra. Hilda MeMahaa, Miss Bath Drager,
Dorothy ead Maxine Drager, Margaret,
Dorothy, Carlson, Robert and Jaek Sehif
ferer. Jeyee end Gordon Kaake, Aarea
Damoeck, Bobby Feller. Mr. end Mra,
Sam Drager aad Mra. Caroline Drager.
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Oak Point Independence Rur
al Woman's club met Tuesday aft
ernoon at tha home of Mrs. Bert
Owin, Mrs. G. A. Peterson pre
siding. Mrs. Edward Harnsberger
donated a quilt top to the club
which will be quilted after tha
holidays. Mrs. Oliva Brow and
Miss Hazel Hughes became mem
bers. The next meeting is to be a
Christmas party with exchange of
gifts, to meet at the Edward
Harnsberger home December 13.
Woodburn--. The women of the
St. Luka"a parish are planning a
card social to be held la tha St.
Luke's community hall Sunday
night, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Prisee will be awarded to those
winning highest scores.
Mrs. George Pierce was a
Thanksgiving day hostess. Her
guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Brastleld. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Osmund. Mrs. Jennie Tay
lor, Charles Reilly, all of 'Port
land, aad Dr. Helen Pearce aad
Miss Dorothy Pearce.
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Sterling Guild is to be oae af
the Thanksgiving hostesses with
its annual home coming break
fast which It will serve 8unday
morning la compliment to mem
bers who ara home from college.
" i :.-
Mr. and Mrs. W; 9. Lavdna wera
ThankagivlasT day hosts of Mr.
and Mrs. R D. Woodrow. -
i
Dinner and Supper
Parties Feature Dance
Tha Thanksgiving dance at Cas
tilUan hall complimenting Mrs.
Julia IV White and attended by a
host of high school and college
people was a brilliant affair of the
holidays. Thla danca la a rannfnn
affair anticipated by larga Bum
pers or tno younger school set
each year. ' f .
Amonr tha nartlAa' Knfnr ntwi
after the dance was the no host
dinner party for which Miss Bun
ny Miller. Miss Phvllia Dev. Mloa
Kreta Janz, Miss Claudia Buntin,
miss Maxine Myers, Miss Frances
Sande, and Miss Fae Driscoil en
tertained. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Deryl
Myers, Robert, Ramalen, Hubert
Ashby, Ed Raffety, Lloyd Clag
gett, Richard . Syrlng. Charles
Claggett and Charles Raffety.
Miss Roberta Varley. also en
tertained with a jolly party fol
lowing the dance and had as her
guests Miss Lucille Nash, Miss
Margaret Ross, Miss Gwendolyn
Hunt, Miss Pauline MooreMlss
Joyce Anderson, Miss Phyllis
Hauge, Miss Dorothy Krebs ' Miss
Isobel Moorhouse, Miss Rath Gil
lette. Miss Georgia Nashj Miss
Constance Krebs. Paul : Todd.
Andy Anderson, Dwlght Adams,
Fred Wolf, Bill Lemon, Richard
Devers, Pat Campbell. Charles
Heltzel, John Nelson, j Arthur
Fisher, Sam Elker, Claud Walling
and Olven Bowe.
Murphy-Church .
Nuptials Announced
Stayton At a simple ceremony.
Miss Florence Murphy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Murphy
and Harold Church, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Church of Stayton,
were united In marriage, Thanks
giving morning. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. H. Ly
man, In the presence of immedi
ate members of both families.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding dinner was served at the
Murphy home, to the bride and
groom, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Church,
their daughter, Mrs. William Kin
ney, of Portland; Howard Church
and wife, of Salem; Delbert Mur
phy and wife of Portland and Dr.
and Mra. A. M. Dozler and son.
The brlde has grown up in Stay
ton, was graduated from the Stay
ton high school.' The groom has
been employed a good part of the
time away from here, bo is not so
well known by locsl folks. They
will make their home in Salem,
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Jefferson Mra. Jam a. rn Arn
old was hostess to members of the
muiersourg Embroidery club
Wednesday nirht. Tha tim wa.
spent in cards, Mrs. L. W. Drager
winning niga score, and Mrs. Har
old Fisher and Robert Stnart re
ceived tha consolation prizes.
strs. Joseph Knox of Knox
Butte invited the members to an
all dav meetinaT and nntlrfn- nart-
at her home November 30.
Those present wera Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Mor eland Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Moreland. Mr. and
airs. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Virginia
Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Con.
aer, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Barnes,
ur. and Mrs. Floyd Fisher, and
two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Stuart
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gas Hefeke,
Mrs. Elizabeth Truax and son, Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Truax, Mr. and
Mrs. John Covey, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. James
Arnold and son, Mr and Mrs. Dale
Arnold and daughter Bonnie,
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Klngwood. -Mrs. Bernard Ben
son of Salem was . hostess Tues
day afternoon at tha second of
the two -November meetings of
the Laurel Social Hour club.
Plans wera discussed for char
itable work to be undertaken by
the society.
Mra. W. B. Baker, aa manag
ing editor of tha aew clab news
paper, the Laurel Social Bugle,
read tha first Issue of that publi
cation and Mrs. A. L. Applewhite
gave a group of humorous read
lags. Mrs. Luella Keighfa wis an In
vited guest. Tha club will meet
Tuesday. Decern h- a at v
W. Xnamett home, with Mrs. Ar-
noia ioiiei as aosteas. "
- SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, November t5
W. W. O. of First Baptist church, 7:30 o'clock din
ner la charch; dlscussloa topic. "Defenders at Liberty.
Tha General Aid of First Methodist church meats
at 1, o'clock rather than oa tha regular data of Wed
nesday. 1 -
Ladies Aid of Women's Relief Corps, Fairgrounds,
all-day meetiag; covered dish luncaeoa at 'nooa.
ews
Salem A A, Ui VI
Invited Tea
Guests vi . .
- An - Invitation nf ImnAHJniu
the Salem American Association .
of University Women has been -received
by the nreaid.nt r
local chapter, Mra. J. A. Jelderks,
iron ui x'oriiand chapter.
- Tha Portland chant m-m .
tertaia this afternoon in eompll-
mem to Dr. Ellen Fits Pendle
ton, president Of W11a1- rnl- .
lege, who has been a popular visi
tor in Portland thia week. Sev
eral atiairs nsve complimented
the noted edacator. i
Tha tea thia afternordi will h -
at tha homo of Mrs. Tames D.
Roberts, 3 Lursy Circus, West
over Terrace. The hours are be
tween 3 and 5 o'clock.
As an added attraction of tha
afternoon Dr. Pendleton will riv
an informal talk on the general '
subject of "Aims iu Modern Edu-
cation." Several Salem . AA.U.W.-
members are planning 'to attend t
this tea.
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Mrs. Ralph Sturgis
Ejitertains Club
s. Ralph Sturgis of Brooks
wad hostess to members of tha :
U I. K. E. M. club and special
r&eats Sunday at her home in
Brooks. A 1:30 o'clock luncheon
was served ia compliment to tha
birthday of Mrs. Lula Fusen.
Chrysanthemums were used for a
centerpiece for the luncheon ta
ble and were also used attractive-
Iy about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Lula Fusen of Aumsville, Mrs.
Ivy Johns, Mrs. Etta Burns and
Mrs. Minerva Holcomb all of Sa
lem, Mrs. Carrie Chapelle of ;
Woodburn, and for Mr. and Mrs. '
Glen Barnyard of Newberg and'
the hostess.
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Miss Emma Hoffman
Tells Engagement
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Emma Hoffman to
John M. Miller has reached Sa
lem. The announcement was made
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Hoffman is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoffman: of
Salem. Mr. Miller is a principal" in
one of the Portland schools and
Miss Hoffman is a teacher in tha
Portland system. The marriage t
will take place in June.
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A happy Thanksgiving occasion,
for the women and girls living at ' '
the T. W. C. A. was tha breakfast
given by Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher,
general secretary. "" ,
Aa a special surprise, members
of the Washington Girl Reserve
group prepared seasonal candy "
favors, which were also given to
other guests at the ,T. W. C. A. '
daring tha vlay. j
Tha Washington' Reserves, led
by Miss Lucille Brown, are: Sybil f
Spears, president. Betty Joa 1
Schootm, Betty Crites, Carolyn
Brown. Harriett Crawford, Phyl
lis Fisher, Maxine Eiion, Esther
Hansen, Irene Webb, Genevieve
Dond, Florence Dennis ton, Mary
Lee McGalra, Mary Ann Orsen,
Lois Rtedisel, Patsy Manning,
Frances Williams, June Llnd and e
Grace Croke.
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A Jolly Thanksgiving dinner !
was enjoyed at the Milton Meyer
home Thursday with covers placed
at tha dinner table for Dr. and:
Mrs. Milton Stelner and daughter,
Jean. Capt. and Mrs. Earl FlegeL
sons Earl Jr. and Lee Meyers, Dr.
and Mrs: R. E. Lea Stelner, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Fry. Jr., and chil
dren, Dan in and Marylee. Mrs.
Walter A. Denton and for Mr. and -Mrs.
Meyers.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Boise had '
as their Thanksgiving guests Mr.
and" Mrs. R..F. Proel, W. H. El
driedge, all of Portland; -Mr. and
Mra. Breymaa' Boise. Mrs. William '
Brown, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Wer-;
ner Brown, Chandler Brown, Mrs. '
Frank Snedecor and Eugene and '
Ivaa Boise.
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Mr. and Mrs: E. T. Pierce en
tertained with a Thanksgiving
dinner at their home ea Fair-'
mount
By CLIFF STERRETT