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Help Wanted
WANTED 1 00 HOP pickers. Reg
ister now. (1 -First Nat'L Bank
Bids.. Salem.
I lleln Wanted Female I
GIRL. OVER IS to assist with
housework and small child. Ref. re
quired. TeL 8905.
LIGHT SER, ror rm. an bd. S228.
COOK OX FARM. Call 1784.
GIRL FOR housework. Box OS,
Statesman.
AN EXPERIENCED woman- for
general housework. Reference re
quired. Call evening: at 145 N- 14th
afreet or TeL 6524 or 6488 for ap-
$otr.tmeut. -
I Situations Wanted
DRESSMAKING. MRSu-Adalt. TeL
144. . -
EXPERIENCED . STENOa.. local
Inferences. . Permanent or temporary.
teL 6643. " - .
, . EXpTTPISTeRK v ( with "car),
want afternoon or evening work.
Cox $5, Statesman. 1
For Sale MisceLLaneonT
tVE BUT sen exchange anything
that's saleable at Woodry - Auction
Market, 161 N. Summer, Is Holly
wood. Phon S.l-1-0.
- -i-i- 'in-iir."rimVMWvwWAA)i
ADDING MACHINES, cash regis
ters, typewriter sold, rented, swapped.
Expert repair service, moderate price.
Roen Typewriter .Esc-. 420 Court. "
PIANOS AT S48-fd3-S55-$SS-tS3-gSS-SS-$7t-t7&-78-tS3-$8S-
and
S up. -grands as low as 19S up.
Kew style, vertical upright Harpinette
pianos reduced from $3ti to 225.
Many others at like reduction. Lar
gest stock in northwest, over S00 pi
ano to choose from. Terms '-as low
as 12.60 per ma on deferred-rental
plan.. Investigate, T a 1 1 m a n Piano
Store, 295 S. 12th St at Mill St. Sa
lem. Open evening. Portland" store,
lltj S. W. Washington St, near 12lh
.yr.y 2 . . - . ; J V,
AUTOMATIS ELECTRIC" range
cLeajv TeL 19.
S PEDIGREED PERSIAN kittens.
TeL 8727 or call 773 Piedmont. West
Salem.
27 INDIAN MOTORCTCIsVsT'if
old t once. - - .
ROT NELSON. Rt 2, Box 110A.
MILK FED fryers, 4 for $1.80. Also
HoisteJn-Jersey cow. 2222 Turner road.
Wanted Miscellaneous )
WALNtTT MEATS or walnuts in
he!L any quantity. Stat Cafeteria.
t"inaBa
WOODRT.THE auctioneer pay cash
or -trade for used furniture or what
hav yout Ph. 6-1-1-0. "
Free We pick up Oead and worth
la a horses, cows, sheep TeL 4119.
WANTED 2 elderly persons to
board and room. Phone 3S37. .
Miscellaneous
COLD STORAGE locner. Rarnags's,
tt N. Uberty. Phon 8J5L
FREE DIRT. 1437 Marion St
1 Wanted Furniture-
CASH PAID FOR TOUH TOO? J
; Stoves, Furniture
Capital Hardware At Furniture Co.
tSS N. Commercial Phon TS48.
For ltent llooms 1
! ROOMS. LADIES. 698 K. Cottage.
- NICE SLEEPI'( .R. with hot and
cold water, for grentleraan,25 Center.
IL IC ROOMS. 20 Center.
i COM. ROOMS for men. TeL 878S.
N1CELT FURN. room Including
break fa ft, t blk.. from state house.
TeL 4412. h
Koom and Board
RM.-BD. TeL 8334. 8S0 Cbemeketa.
ROM. BOARD and laundry, $5
wk. !2J S. High.
1 For Kent Apartments
'- MOD. -4 R. APT. C43 Union.
tPARTLT FURN. apt $74 8. Com'L
I 1 OR 2 TL furn. $10 up. Li-rhta. wa
ter, 'Maytag, rar. C24H N. CapitoL'
FURN. 4 R. APT. Private bath, elec
tric refrigeration. 39 Center St - .
2 F.M. FURN. apt lights, water, $3
week. 1290 Oak. Plione' 5278.
J -P.M. FURN private bath. 148 8.
Commerctal
"QrC
ADVERTISING
Western Advertising
Representatire
Fen frer-Hall Co, Ltd.
Sil I rncuno. Lot Aagsits, Seattl
- Eastern AflTertLsln
Representatives ,
Brrant Griffith Brunson, Ino,
Chicago, New fork. Detroit.
Beaton. Atlanta
fiferet at 1 I'o-tofice at Salem,
Oregon, a econa-Cla Hotter. Fus-ti-Aed
rv mcmi eetX afoavday
Rniett olfxem. 118 South C'omrcK
C'rert
EnDSCRlITlON RATES?
' Rfntl Subscription Rates, In Advance,
.1. S'- - T 1. . I J CtttAa
lla. bt cents: 8 Mo. $1.23; 8 Mo. $3.2$:
1 year $4."'. Elsewhere 50 cente per
tlo c-r $3.t.f-r 1 year in advance, tst
Cor cent-. New f 'ands $ cents,
i f CHy Carrier: i cents a month:
t'.til a year la advance.
For Rent Apartments
LOVELY 3 ROOMS furnished. Pri
vate bath. Sleeping porch. Adults
only. Also 1 room apt. 1 sleeping room.
666 So. Summer. ,
' 3 ROOM APT. Modern home. Adults.
355 N. CapitoL -
BASMKXT APT, 3 Urge . rail.,
light, water, garage, wood range, in
cluding wood. $1C month. 7.90 K. Com!
FOR RENT Kuril. 2 rm. tt kitchen
ette apt-. 3 blcka from courthouse,
$17.50 month. Ivan G. Martin, Masonic
temple.
For Kent Houses
COZT COT., CIS Belmont. Adult.
5 ROOM MODERN house. Adults.
407 N- 19th St. Tel. 81FS.
For Rent
- Hospital bed and wheelchairs to
Mi H I. Stiff Furniture Co. .
"cOTTAGATTachatsTTeU
Office rooms for rank 381 Stale 8K
fet 11)1
BEACH APTS- Rock shore at Seal
Rock. Mod. 2 room furn. apt. 4 beds,
lights, gas, wood. 69 ft. from ocean.
1 0 mi. 8. Newport. H mi. S. Seal
Rock at ore. Box tii. Statesman.,.
I
Wanted to Itent
3
WANT TO rent fir or six room
house around $25 . per mo. Adults.
Phone i44. ; -
WANT TO rent fi room house. Will
pay up to 125.00.
; P. II. BELL
j ; 429 Oregon Bldg.
I Phone S121 :.
For Sale Ileal Estate!
: Home, Grant. S2t Court. TeL TT2SL
FIXE CITT lots among good homes,
at sacrifice price, bus service. ' no
assessments, f 78 to tXiO. $5 down, as
per mo. u. jl. Kopertson. .rev 137 J. .
- FOR SALE Farm lands. Many at
tractive locations, near Turner. Tur
ner Memorial Home Trustee of Cor
nelia Davis estate. E. J. Gil at rap, upt
Turner, Ore. -.. 1 -
FOR SALE My property. 4 rm.
house, oVmble gar 1S78 N. CapitoL Sa
lem. Wrte. or , call Harry Sherman,
Dayton. Ore. " -
SEVERAL NICE, shady lots with
large fruit trees, fine view, near Les
lie schooL playground . and swimming
pooL Priced low and easy terms. Also
7 -room semi-modern home on beauti
ful shaded lot 120x133 at bargain. 73
Rural avenue. Pbone 8854.
- : . FOR SALE ,-
Just the place you hare been look
ing for ! 1 V4 acre with neat - 6-room
house, large fruit. : nut and ,: shade
trees, abundance of nowerteg shruba.
A lovely country home and only 1 2 V
mile out on paved highway. Priced
for quick sale $3800 with 11508 down,
baL easy payments, 8 interest
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS 4k MILLER, Realtors "
34 State Street Pbone 708
! 2 FOR 1 - -
2 neat S room, plastered ' houses,
good location, show good return on the
investment Price $1800, one-half cash.
,SKE Mrs. Ellis with .
- CHILpS It MILLER, Realtors
344 tato Street:-, Phone 70S
i C .1 ' LOT. "- '
88x200. good oH,- running- -Water,
close to city limits. Priced low at 9250
ror few days.
Also large lot close to state office
building. Aak us about it
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Phone 8708
f HOME BARGAIN
Nicely located -room house, base
ment furnace, fruit and nut trees,
beautiful. lawn and garden, built-in
kitchen. . Street paved and paid for.
Thia is ' on of the last real buy in
town. Only $2150 with $100 cash, bal
ance monthly.
SEE Mr. Walter with
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtor
34 Stat Street Phono S70S
FOR SALE 22-acre farm. 8-rm.
plastered house. 3H A. orchard, about
3 A. loganberries. A bargain $3750.
Also S-rm. dwelling on large lot Street
and alley paved. 4 blocks from State-
house on Chemeketa St, Sit 00. Ivan
G. Martin, Masonic Temple.
I Exchange Real Estate J
TO TRADE $2300.00 filling sta
tion and lunch room, Oregon City for
Salem residence. Box 8S9, car State-
MODERN 5 ROOM house Tacoma,
for house in Salem. $3000 for i A.
4 mL out, 8 room bouse, basement
furnace,: water system, electricity, on
X-road, good location for service sta
tion. ; - - . - - .
Z A. good walnut orchard, straw
berries, running water, price $350.00.
G RANT-VOSBURGH. Masonic Bldg.
- For Sale Farms
EXCELLENT DAIRY ' ?
38 acre- located In Beautiful Trout
Lake Valley, Washington. Good home,
large -dairy barn and-outbuildings,
abundance of fine water. land seeded
to clover, alfalfa and timothy, about 40
tons hay ii , barn. Wonderful fishing
and hunting. Splendid out- range.
Priced at' $4500, Might accept some
Salem property. '
SEE Mr. Walter with
CHILDS It MILLER, Realtors
344 Stat Street Phone 8703
I Wanted Ileal Estate j
WANTED TO buy from owner,
small a-reage N. of Salem. Home or
chard. Good house. Reasonable. R. 2,
Box 89A. t-alem.
wMsVwwVMAMMwVwWVV
CASH RUTER for, small business
not over $500. Restaurant preferred.
H. C Shields, Oreg.Bldg. TeL 8903
1 Business Opportunities j
- WILL SELL or trade our complete
cleaning plant for a small place in or
around Salem, Ore. For details write
112 Ken ne wick- Ave., Kennewlck,
Wash. ; ;-: . - - ... : -v ,.
Money to Loan
By aa Independent Sntrm Finance Co.
Amount to $1506.00
On t Twenty Months to Repay
Deal with an Independent Salem
owneoVaad-opera ted finance company
where your needs will receive every
consideration both before and after th
loan Is mad.
No Delay - - No Red Tap
General Finance Corp.
Ftrst N-fl U.ink Bids Phon 8513
Licensed. 8-138 by Stat
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN federal
8 money. No commission. T build,
modernize and refinance. See Delano.
290 N.-Church. . -
MONET IN ANT AMOUNT to loan
tor farm', acreare and city loans. Low
interest rates. Promnt service.
CHILDS A MIU.ER, Mure. Losns
344 State St ' Phone 6738
MONET TO IjOAN on Salem resi
dence property. Small monthly pay
ments. Salem Federal gvgs, ei Loan
Assn.. 402 Stat street Phon S30L
PRIVATE LOANS ror automrtUea
New low rate Roy H. Simmon. First
National Bank Bldg. Lie. 4-152.
Federal bousing loan title Z. build
or ref manes homes or business prop.
Low rates. Abrams A Ellis Mason ia U.
For Salfi Used Cars
YOU'LL DO BETTER AT
WE SELL FOR LESS
1936 TERRAPLANE DeLUXE BROUGHAM
Run less than 1000 miles, mgr. wife's personal ear.' BIO DISCOUNT
New car guarantee. - - - .
1936 HUDSON -DeLUXE SEDAN .
Run lea than 800 miles by factory official, new car guarantee. Liberal
; discount ' . - - , -
1935 FORD COUPE DeLUXE . L: :: ...:-:S62S
Thia is a New Car. Run lea than' 5000 miles. New car guarantee,
1934 FORD DeLUXE SEDAW:-i:.:-:.$52S
Fender well, trunk rack, original finish and upholstery. Carrie new
car guarantee. Very low mileage.
1932 ESSEX SUPER SIX COUPE .1 ..... $395
Original finish and upholstery spoUess. 95 rubber. Get 38 miles t
canon 01 gas. itesa buy.
1931 FORD SPORT COUPE ...
New Le tires. Air wheels, rumble
savior overnauiea. special.
1930 HUPMOBILE DeLUXE SEDAN
- Fender well, trunk rack. Century modeL best Hup ever bunt
- Only . .
1930 HUDSON COUPE
Rumble seat fender wens, new
- 8V UVU SBK
1929 HUDSON SUPER SIX COACH . J225
-v New tire w paint, new motor. Only ,
1930 ESSEX COACH ..$195
Good paint good tire. Motor 1 perfect.
1930 ESSEX COUPE ;...:.- ........$175
New tire. Rumble seat Very low mileage.
1930 HUDSON SEDAN DeLUXE ..J2$295,
Fender -wells, oew tire. Super six modeL
1928 WHIPPET COACH ..: :.J.:. .1.:. J$US
Finish, tires mnd upholstery Ilk new.. Motor perfect Low anOcage.
1927 DODGE COUPE only ....... -....,;.$95
New tires, A-l condition. . ' 1 ""
1927 BUICK COUPE, RUMBLE' SEAT l.......!...$75
.. Xa A-t ahap. Only . ' .
REMEMBER; 8 FINANCE to Used Car Buyer . . . Low Down Payments
Liberal Trades ... 12 to 24 Month to Pay
tSate Motors, Ilinic. -
PACElAilD IITJDSON TERRAPLANE
S2t Chemeket at High . Open Evenings and Sunday
Used Car Mairt
DODGES
1934- DeLnx 8 wheel
1933 DeLux Coup
1133 Tour Pick of 3 .
1928 Your Pick of 3
PLYMOUTHS;
1934 DeLux Sedan. Completely overhauled .
. YOUR PICK OF 2
1833 DeLux Coupe. Completely overhauled .
. t r
CHEVROLETS
. 1933 DeLux Tudor. New paint
1932 DeLuxe Sedan. 8 wheel
1930 Fordor Ssdan
FORDS
1932 DeLuxe Sedan .
1931 DeLuxe Coupe
TRUCKS
1934 CHEVROLET L.W.B.. 10-ply
ruKu i.w.ts. isew motor
1931 FORD m-ton paneL A dandy
1930 DODGE panel. Completely overhauled
- - OTHERS TO
Herrali-OwenLG Co.
"Dependability"
Dodge and Plymouth Dealers
235 S. Commercial
Valley Motor
': ; Co. :
presents the
Automobile Parade
Each Day a Neiv Value, in
Used Gars ;
Something to Fit Every
body's Pocket Book
Today's
Spaciail
A 1927 Oakland Coupe
i Genuine Leather .;
Upholstering '
.Bright New Paint
Good Tires
Serviceable Motor
1936 License Plates "
A Good Buy for
Valley Motor
";C6.
Center A Liberty Marion A- Liberty
Pboaes 3158 and 7910 . '
Money to Loan
A Complete Service on
Loans Up to $300
Personal Loans
We can advance cash quick! and
privately to any employed mas or
woman In 34 hours. - .
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Room ll. New Bllgh Bldg. :2nd floor
LICENSED NO S-1Z2 A M 165 bv
STATE
lit Stat St TeL 8748.
Loans Mid I Nearby Town
Loans -Wanted
REAL ESTATE MO RTGACE3 pro
perly mad are th snfest investment
for your saving:. We have several
highly secured mortgages on farm, city
and acreage propertiea. Amounts $200
to tl50Ji Net Investors H to
Examine securliy yours. .
ST-E 13
CIIILT'S A MILLER. Mitre. Lnana.
1341 Stat St Phon $70$
1 For Sale Used Cars
. ..$325
seat, finish and upholstery Uks new.
....$275
...... ...
tires, great super six.
..$295
Get IT miles
Pbone 1400
1 0000000000000U00
.$663
-$45
$565
$283
.$583
.$193
..$425
.$395
.$293
..3S3
$325
..$565
-$485
..$445
..3265
825
tire
PICK FROM - - -
Phone 21C9
Used Gar.
TOO" WILL FIND FINER . USED
CARS AT OTTO 3. WILSON'S THE
FOLLOWING CARS HAVE BEEN
RECONDITIONED AND OK'D
Special 1929 Buick Coup '
' In fine condition at $195.0$
1935 Dodg 2 -door Touring Se
dan T43.00
1935 Ford Deluxe Coupe, driv
en less than 6000 mL 835.00
1934 Pontiac. Deluxe Sedan,
perfect conidtion (trunk) 893.00
193 Chrysler Deluxe Sedan.
low mileage, a real buy at 876.00
1933 Pontine Deluxe Sedan, two
tone paint brown and tan 535100
1933 Chev. Master Coupe, radio
equipped . , 465.00
1933 Ford V-t Sport Roadster, ;
rumble seat .... r:.. 365.00
1931 Buick. Series 80 Sedan in - '
fine condition -'- - '- , 885.00
1931 Hut Small Series Sedan,
8-wheeI equipped. 395.00
1981 Oakland Sedan j... 315.00
1930 Packard Sedan,, 6 - wheel -
equipped : 395.00
1J30 Oldsmobile Coupe, 8-wheel
equipped ; 245.00
IS 30. Pontiac . Coupe, -recondi-., '
tioned, new paint - 265,00
1929 Pontiac Sedan . r . 265.00
192 Pontiac Coach 235.00
1937 Marmon Sedan. This car
has had fine care . 165.00
1929 Buick Small Series Sedan,
new paint 265.00
192S Buick Small Series Sedan.
in wonderful shape 238.00
lzs Buick Small Series Coupe,
: a good buy . . 185.00
1929 Hupmoblla Sedan . 245.00
1928 Essex Coach, recondition
ed and repainted 115.00
TERMS TO SUIT THE PURSE
OTTO J. WILSON -
BUICK A PONTIAC SALES '
i SERVICE -38$
N. Commercial Street Phon .54 SL'
--'- -- "- -i-,-,-ry ,".-.-iru"a-''iru-u"
TRUCK FOR' SALE. 2 ton Re
good tlrs.'k2274 N. Church.
r
Loans WantetL
Loans wanted on rarrt and city
property. Before borrowing, inquire
at Hawkins A Roberta.
Livestock and Poultry
PULLETS Several hundred nicely
started. Heavy breeds. Warner's
Hatchery. 2160 N. Church or 54 High
land ave.
I For Sale Wood
GUARANTEED DRT wood roal
TeL 60u. Salem Fuel Co. Trad A
Cottage.
GUARANTEED WOOD. Ph. 4JF14.
Smith-Rubens. v ,
i DRY OLD FIR : 2nd growth, maple,
any length. TeL 6400.
SSjajw i w mi g m-y-VtfrjyjJXKfiJJJ't'
18 IN. OLD growth, dry and 4 ft
econd growth. TeL 3673.
Lost and Found t
LOST PURSE, .Between Drift
Creek end Salem. Keys valuable. Re
ward. Phon Green 271, SUverton.
I
THOSE WISHING to consult Dr.
Krlnf should do so before Aug. 8, 2I
Stat Et Psychologist advisor.
' ADSaXISTRATOR'S FINAL
, ; Vf,. NOTICE - , ;. "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That the undersigned admini
strator of the estate of Etta Burns,
deceased, has filed bis Final Ac
count as ench administrator and
that the Coantr Court ot the
State or Oregon for Marlon County
has fixed Augnst 22. 1936, at
10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of
said daj, at the Court room of the
said Court, as the time and place
for the hearing on said Final Ac
count. All person interested In
said estate are hereby notified to
present any objections they may
hare to the allowance of said Final
Account at said hearing. -
Dated and first published July
23. 1936. .
, HAROLD W. BURNS,
. , Administrator, o f the
4 ; Estate of Etta Burns,
Deceased.
GEO. A. RHOTEN
811 U.S. Nat'l Bank BldgT
Salem, Oregon.
Attorney for the Estate.
v: Jly."23- A. 4-13-20
In Justice Court
WOODBURN, Jury 2 f Albert
L. Rowland and - Elsie Rowland
were gtfven A trial In Judge Over
ton's office Saturday, charted by
Leroy Hewlett with being la pos
session of stolen property Eow
lanf was.fovnd gmllty and was
held to answer to circuit court. He
was unable to furnish oail, which
had been set at $130 so. was taken
to the county jail to await the
court Action. . ' ; '
The charge: again Elsie Row
land was dismissed. The defend
ants were represented. In court by
Paul Burrls of Salem. Witnesses
were -Leroy Hewlettr Catherine
Hewlett and Lncille Cook. .
Other cases appearing In Jus
tice court recently include: Al
bert Joseph McKay who paid a
fine of $10 and cost for being in
toxicated, on the public highway;
Carl Yearn Noland who paid a fine
of $5 and costs for. driving his
with four persons in the driver's
seat; Albert Wilford Gaub, who
Wag tried, on tb charge of ped
dling bread and other merchan
dise, from, house to house without
theheceasary pedler's license. He
was found guilty and fined 1 50
and costs. - ' . " - . , -
Joseph GIgger a n d Helen
Is sac were arrested, charged with
larceny , in the. dwelling of F. G.
Schol near Broadacres. After, a
preliminary hearing GIgger was
held to answer to circuit court un
der $5000 bail which he could not
fnrinsh. He was committed to
the county jail. The woman did
not appear. - -
Albert Glen Brown paid a fine
of $5 and costs for driving his
truck 45 miles per hour and Na
thaniel Whitlow was given a sim
ilar fine for driving, a truck at 46
miles per hour. -
Fall From Swing Leaves
' Girl Unconscious, 111
SILVERTON HILLS, July 2f
Jeanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C, V. Murray, fell from a swing
Sunday, striking the hard ground
with the top of her head. The fall
resulted, in unconsciousness fol
lowed by severe nauseous spells
during the day and evening. She
is being cared for at her home and
is reported to be Improving.
Attend Camp Meeting
TTNIONVALE, July 29 Thirty
members of the Unlonvale Evan
gelical church and Sunday school
Sunday attended the annual camp
meeting at Jennings Lodge. A
basket dinner and 'supper were an
enjoyable feature.' ,
B us i tie ss
-Cards in this directory run
on m monthly bails only. Rates
S!.fn per line per montlu ' -
Auto 'Brakes
Mike ransk, 271 South CommerciaL
Chimney Sweep
TELEPHONE 4450. R. E. Northness.
Chiropractors
DR. a L SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor
256 N. High TeL Res. 1753. ;
Electrical Service
BOSI.ER Electrla." 21 Stat St . Wir
ing, motor, -appliance, repairs, service.
Excavating
Excavating of ll kinds, "Basements
tfuai" Olrt hauled or moveo. jjtrt ror
al. Salem Sand and Gravel Co. Phon
Floor Sanding
W. W. MEG, 458 Mia TeL 8837.
Florists
Bratthaupt's, 4 if Court
ALL kinds of" floral work. Let.
1st 1376 N. Liberty. TeL 852.
laundries
' TUB NKW SALEM LAUNDRT
' THE WEIUEa LAUNDRT
163 8 Hurt Tel. 812$
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY :
First In QuaUty and Service
reiephotio 3165 , 1264 Broadway
IT
Lawn Mowers
Ssrpered. repwlred and traced. Ph.
1518. Harry W, Scott. 14T S. ComT
Macnzines
cTTPcr-RtTyTinvjii AND renewal t or
les than publisher's prices. 'ui u.
Mauser, phon 18SS.
Personal
j For Sale Used Cera I
Always
Buick Sedan .11.1..
Studebaker Sedan
29 Chevrolet Coacli ...J:
te mi . y- t i i i; -
w nippej i,oacm
30. Chevrolet CoacH .....t
31 Chevrolet Coach ....
i
Generous Itrade
W ritten Guarantees
Associated Comer of Center and Commercial
Banli Assessment j
Law Deemed Void
MARSHFIELD, Ore.; July! 21-(JFr-Clrcult
Judge James T. Brand
ruled in effect today that theU32
Oregon state banking law assess
ing shareholders of closed banks
lOt per cent of their stock re
gardless of bank assets was .un
comtltutloaaL - ' ' j
The judges In ordering the re
torn of $15,047, to 51 share hold
ers of the closed bank ot south
western, Oregon, held that the
state banking superintendent la
without authority. to assess; such
shareholders more than the "in
dividual and ratable" portion ot
the spread between hanking assets
and: deposit liabilities. '
-- Tben-uling was the result! of a
test case brought by Mark Skln-
nner, state bank soperintendent,
versus stockholders ot the pank
of southwestern Oregon.
PepperYiiint - Distillin,
Begins at Thurman Farm
ELDRIEDGE. July 29 i Mr
and Mrs. Allyn Nusom and sons
Donald and Dale visited the. last
of the weekr at the G. W. Thur
mon home near Clatskanie. They
were also guests of Mr. Nosom's
brothers R. W. Nusom and Fran
cis Nusom. Donald will spend a
week at Clatskanie as the guest of
Beverly Jean Nusom and Rose
mary Nusom. f
Distilling of peppermint wiil be
under way the last of the week
at the Thurman farm. He has a
large acreage ot mint at Quincy.'
The crop looks good and he I ex
pects to harvest a large amount of
oil -this year. . Mr. Thurman; is
well known throughout the .Wil
lamette Valley.
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ELDRIEDGE. July 29-Miss
Barbara Jem Weidnnr 1b fihand-
lng a few days In Portland 5 with
relatives. She recently tame
home . from Woodland, Wash.,
where she has been staying Iwith
her grandfather, Mr. C. C. F4ist.
Wallowans to Picnic
OAKVILLR. Ores- Jnlv
The Annual gathering of former
Wallowa residents and their
friends for an all day picnic is
scheduled for Sunday, Aug. ?! at
uenton Lane park.
- Visits Parents :
PRATUM, July 29 Mrs
Rob-
ert Shattuck from California! is
visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Em-
cry.;-, '
Dire bto ry
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Mattresses
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phon 4068.
8A1.EM . FLUFF-RUG and Martnaas
Factory. NEW MATTRESS mad. te
oruer, oia remaa; carpet cleaning) als
Itig; fluff rug weaving, a l$th iWII
Nic TeL 844 L OTTO F. ZWICgER.
ub nil. - - .
Music Stores I I j
GEO. a WILr Pianos, radio. Sewing
machine, sheet must and piano Stud
lea Repairing radio, phonograph and
vewlng machine. 433 Stat Street
Salem. I j
Photo Engraving III
Salem photo en craving. 147 N. Com
merciaL TL 6887. . I
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Printing
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FOR STATIONERY, card, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department. Sit S. CommerciaL Tel
phon 810L.O. ' -'t -
Sewing Machine Repairs"!
C, EL Leathermsn. T SI75. 1183 Waller.
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Stoves
t repair stoves, ranges, " circulator a
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stork fence, posts, cMtken
wtrs. Salem Fence and Star Work a
63 Chemeketa. TeL 477 A R. B
Fleming. -
Transfer
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FOR local or distant transfer. storage,
'-all 3111. termer Transfer Co. Tmcks
to Portland daily. ii-
Ramacyer track service, phon $334
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. -4 326
State St TeL 7773. Distributing. for
wardin and lorag our sperlalty.lGet
our., rates.- -- ... - ;
Vacuum Cleaners I L
ALL MAKES vacuum eieanersl re
paired. Cochran. 733 South - street
TeL 4235. . . . f
'eli Uriiin3
R. A. West, R. 8, Bex 445. TeL 110 FA
For Sale Usid Cars7!
a Better Used Car for Less
$75
U-S 75
$75
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Clhewollet Co
Modern Woodmen, Royal
Neighbors Picnic Will
. De at Zimmerman Grove
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SILVERTON, July 129 The
Modern Woodmen And - Royal
Neighbors will hold their annual
picnic August 9 at the Zimmer
tnan 'grove according to plans now
In the making. In charge ot the
event from the camp are Clyde
Ramsby,' S. -M. McClung and
Richard F.. Larson.
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Surry v Allen Families -
Return From Idaho Trip
LYONS. July 29 ;Mrs. C. B.'
Surry and children and Mrs. Earl
'Allen returned Thursday evening
front a trip to ldaho where they
risit,ed Mrs. Surry's parents, and
iMrsj Allen's sister and family.
! Mr. James Julian celebrated
hi 74th birthday anniversary
Taesday. Several relatives and
friends called the the Julian
home. Mr. Julian has been tn
spoor health'for aometttne. ;
jSwegl
e Community Club
Picnic to R Sunday
SWEGLE. July 29-4-The Swegle
Community club picnic will be
iheldi Sunday, Augwsti 2, at the
ISllverton park. A bisket dinner
iwlll
be served and coffee furnish-
jed
jby the club. Everyone is
asked to bring his own table ser
vice,
The picnic committee is E.
A.. Lake, Mrs. C, H. McCullah and
Pan
Stauffer..
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21 Strict '
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27 Square-rigged vessels
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31 High priest of Israel
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For Sail
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1 Chevrolet Sedan : $375
34 Plymouth Sedan .. ......$575
35 Chevrolet Coach $515
35 Chevorlet Toivn Sedan ....$615 -35
Chevrolet Sport Sedan ....$695
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Knox Notification
Program Outlined
CHICAGO, July 29 (V- It
won't all be serious business at
the ceremonies attending the no
tification of Col. Frank Knox ot
h(s selection as republican vice
presidential nominee, the commit
tee on arrangements said last
nlghL
A cast of opera, stage and mu
sic stars lias been assembled for
the Chicago stadium program, of
Thursday night.
They will perform in the open
ing hour of the ceremonies, which
begin at 7:30 o'clock (Eastern
Standard Time) In the big audi
torium on the near west side.
(Time will be 4:30 p.m. here.)
Woodburn Artisans Plau
Party, Woodburn Home
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WOODBURN. July 29- Mem
bers andl families of the Wood
burn Artisan assembly will hold
hold an outdoor party at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Freeburg,
Fifth and Garfield street, Thurs
day night.
.Refreshments will be served
and those) attending are asked to
bring their own table aervlce.
Sittons to Meet
WHEATLAND, July 29 The
annual reunion of the Sltton pio
neer descendants will be held Sun
day, August- 2 at the Lawrence
Kuykendall farm on the bank of
the Yamhill river, near YamhllL
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18 Rowing implements
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21 Laminated rock
22 Tn rains of Cartkage are neat
wkat African city 7
23 Nets
24 Was affected with pala
25 Single objects '
27 Censure V
30 What genera) was chosen for
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42 Folding bed
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