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Shafer Estate Wound Up Ti
: sal decrea In the estate of the late
Francis E. Shafer was approred in
probate court Thursday, Frank E.
Shafer ai executor, tiling the final
papers. All preferred claims
against the estate hare been met
and a ratable final settlement of
7.7. per cent has been made on
the common elaims. Seventy-fire
dollars was paid to Margaret
Montgomery Shafer as settlement
of her claim against the estate and
she was granted full title to cer
tain furniture first listed In til a.
estate's assets.
Easter lilies . and other plants.
Luti Flower Shop. Tel. S5S2.
Collections Fairly Good Col
lections on past due bills hare
turned upwards quite noticeably
since the end of the local bank
holidays and the time when state
warrants became cashable, local
business men report. As a class
business men are more careful
with the extension of open account
credit than three years ago and
collections are being systematical
ly pressed.
Easter Lilies. Choice selection at
Olson, Florist, 4J9 Court.
91300 in Estate -The estate of
the late Harlan Carnahan who
died at 8&, has assets of S130Q,
according to a petition filed in
probate court Thursday asking the
appointment of William MeCarroll
as administrator with the will an
nexed. The court granted the peti
tion and named Frank Lynch, Carl
Nelson and Mina Ott as appraisers.
Wet Candidates File Glenn T.
Wells and Harry C. Goble, both of
Portland, filed Thursday in the
state department as delegates to
attend the proposed constitutional
convention to rote on repeal of
the ISth amendment to the fed
eral constitution. Both Wells and
Goble favor repeal of the amend
ment.
Chaiupoeg Day May 6 The an
nual meeting at Champoeg has
been set for Saturday. May 6. this
year, according to Judge P. H.
D'Arcy, for many years president
of the Champoeg association.
Programs for the annual meeting
have not yet been issue, D'Arcy
said yestarday.
Van Winkle Rales Directors
of school districts have authority
to contract with teachers so that
thay will receive a definite sal
ary, together with a bonus, pro
vided that the combined salaries
and bonus do not exceed the sal
ary budget. Attorney General Van
Winkle held in an opinion handed
down Thursday. The opinion, was
requested by V. S. Howard, dis
trict attorney of Jefferson coun
ty, and had to do with the Madras
school district. -
Fine rummage sale. 211 North
Com'l. Sat., April 15th. .
Considers Case Judge L. G.
Lewelling has called for briefs on
the case of Albert M. Steinbock
against Gussie Steinbock in which
plaintiff asks for custody of their
nine-year-old son, Leonard. When
the Steinboeks were divorced the
child was entrusted to the moth
er's care. She is now resisting
plaintiff's request for a change in
the court's order.
Easter breakfast, Ocean Lake
Lnnch room. North of Ocean
Lake.
, Heavy Order Ucported Heavy,
orders for taper are- reported lo
cally for the Oreeon Puln & Pacer
cemnanv liere although no officiaf
rannonncement could be obtained
this week from the company's of
ficials. The mill is running regu
larly on an eight-hour day, six-day
week schedule.
Shepherd collie pups from
trained stock dogs. Females,
$1.95, Males, $2.95. Salem's Pet
land.
Brush College Meet The meet
in of the Brush College commun
ity club originally slated for to
night has been postponed unui
Friday night, April 21, when the
program feature will be an oper
etta sponsored by the school
teachers there.
EASTER LILIES
Cut Flowers and Pot Plants
Phone 8037
JAY MORRIS
FLORIST
Liberty Road & Kwald Ave.
BoWae Visits Hera tor the
Easter vacation are Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Robins of Berkeley, Calif.
They are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Robins, their parents, on
North Liberty street. Mr. Robins,
Willamette '23, is an Instructor in ;
mathematics In a Berkeley high
school. After graduation here he
was principal of the high school
at Sisters, Ore., for a number of
years. Then he took his master of
arts degree at Stanford university
and entered the California school
system. Salary retrenchments have
by no means been as severe tn
California a in Oregon,-he com
mented yesterday. Many schools
have made no reductions while
others hare reduced 10 Xo 15 per
cent. " :
Old time dance !5e at Chemawa
tonight, benefit 'M. W. A. Masie
by "Racketeers".
Teachers Placed Many teach
ers have been rehired by school
districts throughout the county,
according to reports reaching the
office of the county school super
intendent here. In a number of in
stances contracts have not been
agreed upon, school boards pre
ferred to await the annual budget
meeting before determining the
amount of wages to be paid teach
ers each month in 1933-1934.
' Consider-. $75,000 ; Contracts
Contracts Involving an expendi
ture of. approximately 171,900
will he considered at a meeting; of J
the state nigh way eomsalailoa to
be LId in Portland next Wednes
day. ' The contracts will he con
fined to the purchase of materials
and installation and operation of
ferries. No new road construction
io contemplated.
Easter Lilies. Choice selection at
Obion, Florist, 499 Coart.
Rernhards to Portland Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Berahard motored
to Portland on basinesa Wednes
day. Mr. Bern hard represents the
Associated Press here, being in
charge of the A. P. bareau.
Sues on 91200 Note Suit to
collect a mortgage note for $1200
was started in circuit court here
Thursday by Grant W. Shaffner
against Ada Jones and others.
.Taxes and interest are allegedly
past due.
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Let's Make This Our
Best Dressed EASTER!
By Looking Smarter
By Choosing Quality
By Spending Wisely
3-Piece Knit Suits
All colors. Button trimmed, large
lapels and tailored collars
$6.75 t. $15.00
Slips
Extra long, bias
cut
$1.00 ..
$1.95
First Grade. Full
Fashioned
Merrill Hose
Spring colors
49c
Spring Silks
Plain colors and prints. An
unusual value at
68C yard
KAFOURY'SInc.
155 N. LIBERTY ST.
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Every boy will want to look his best for
Easter and this big store can show you the
largest selections of just the smartest togs
you've ever seen and at real values too.
Mothers will find it a pleasure in shopping
here. Larger selections, better values and
personal service.
All the new styles and all
the new colors. Greys,
tans, blues and brown.
You'll feel plenty proud of '
your suit if it comes from
Bishops.
up
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SHIRTS
Fine broadcloth, all colors plain
and fancy, extra special
49c
BOYS' OXFORDS
Black and tans, fine quality leath
er. A real wear offer.
$295 and $3.95
BOYS' KNICKERS
Tweeds and Ca&simeres
$1.49 up
golf hose
New colors and real hose for wear.
20c to 35c
SWEATERS
New styles, new colors, fine all
wool.
$1.00 and $1.49
SLACKS
Just what every boy needs.
Tweeds, Flannels, Cassimeres.
SWEAT SHIRTS
Just in, the new "Skippy" and
"Barney Google." Real hot and
only
59c
CAPS
Don't go bare headed Easter. A
new cap will make you feel
dressed up.
Open Till 9 p.m.
Saturday
CLOTHING WDOLBN MIIJlSsTORS S
Dress up
Easter
CLOTHING -WXKJLEN NULLS STORE
136 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
Vacuum Cleaners
and Floor Waxers
To Rent
Call OOIO. Used Farnltur.
Departmct
131 North Hlgb
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White Footwear
Smart Pumps - Sandals and Oxfords
and a beautiful display of
Ventilated Vamp Ties. Prices from
New arrivals in Black Kid, Cuban Heel
Pumps. New Price now
$395
Easter Brings Sweet Memories of Shots
Beautiful New Models in th
Fashionable tseather Shades
Buster Brown Shoe Store
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