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Congratulations
' to - . -
EARL
BROWN
- It hasf been - a
" pleasure to hare '
done the plumb- 1
v bag work in your
V' new station.
Graber
JOS.
PLUMBING
154 : Phone
S. Liberty 6594
Painting
on
Earl Brown's
Service Station
Done by
Lorauc
PHONE 5654
Large or small '
We paint them all."
Salem's
I Only Complete
Sign Service ...
Completes the Joh
Phone 3766
New Car Shop
Opening Today
Brown's Service Station
Offers Advantages in
East Salem Area ,
The grand opening of Ear
Brown' new Gilmore automotive
aerrlce station located at 21st and
State streets, Is scheduled for to
day, according to George R. Bogie
Salem . branch manager for the
Gilmore Oil company.
i This new serrlce unit of mod
ern design marks an outstanding
ImproTement in the business de
velopment of east Salem. The la
test ' facilities in ' serrlce station
design bare- been Incorporated In
the construction, which Includes
the latest, in computing meter
pomps as well as the most modern
equipment for lubrication and
complete serrlce of the automo
bile.
Gilmore products are marketed
exclusively In the new and mod
in serrlce unit Gilmore record-
breaker Red Lion, Bin-Green and
Gilmore Ethyl gasoline Lion Bead
motor oil. Mobiloil and a complete
line of Gilmore automotlre lubri
cants Are now available to motor
ists. In addition to this famous
line of petroleum products, the
new station offers the well-known
"Cbek-Chart" specialized lubri
cation serrlce.
Carries Famoas Lines
Brown pointed out that Gil
more products, refined and manu
factured by the Gilmore Oil com
pany and marketed exclusively
through independent dealers, hare
been proved and improved through
record breaking performances on
land, in the air and on the water.
At Indianapoolla, In the gruel
ling 500-mile Memorial day clas
sic, Gilmore Etbyl gasoline is the
only stock product regularly sold
today, that ever won this world
famous event, Gilmore representa
tives declared. Lion Head motor
oil was also used in achieving this
success.
Early this year in the fourth
annual Gilmore-Yosemite economy
run, is 1939 stock sedans of va
rious makes and sizes averaged
21.9 miles per gallon of Red Lion
gasoline over a winter route from
Los Angeles to Tosemlte national
park despite handicaps of snow.
rain, mountain grades and bliz
zards. Considered the biggest
stock car event each year, the test
conducted under the strict su
pervision of the contest board of
the American Automobile associa
tion which doesn't permit coast
lng or trick driving. An extensive
newspaper advertising campaign
featuring results of the run Is now
in progress.
New Gilmore Station Oiiers Latest Service Facilities
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Wetcere selected to do . all the cement work
on Earl Brown s New Service Station . . ,
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ST CONTRACTOR
1009 S. 12TH
PHONE 5476
Earl Brown's new Gilmore service station at 21st and State streets.
will be opened for basin ess today. The most modern equipment
for servicing automobiles has been incorporated in the uit. Front
left to right, James Brown, sr Jim Haley, Rose Brlnkley, secretary of
the chamber of commerce (in car)-, George R. Bogne, Salem branch
manager of the Gilmore OH company, and Earl Brown.
Rainy Weather
Retards Hops
ST. LOUIS The hop vines In
this vicinity are not looking so
well, due to the cold and damp
weatber. The corn is not look
lng well either and hay th. i
should bp. cut' is delayed because
or the ram.
The cane berries, especially
youngberrles, are looking ex
tremely good, as this Is ideal
weather for them.
Congratulations
, to
EARL BROWN
? v -i on Hi -.-.
- New Service Station
. We take pleasure in announc- i
lag that this new sUtlon will
be agents tor Firestone Tires. I
Firestone Tires have been C
, tested on the speedway and f k
highways and ba nrntn th IV
't they get longer mileaee. The ;
i, - Gear Grip - safety tread gives
; the greatest skid protection. ;
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. Firestone Champion Is the GREATEST tire you're ever
; weed! Try them. da yoar ear wader yoar conditions for
f two days. If yoare not satisfied
refunded I ? . s
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Your Bmrv will be
AUTO SUPPLY AND SERVICE STORES
LIBERTY & CENTER STS.
PHONE 9144
T.L Gains Co.,
Congratulates
earl vmxm-
on his
new
It was our pleasure to have erected
and furnished - all the equipment
for this ultra-modem automotive
eervice station. . .
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' COMPLETE STAnON EQUIPMENT
Cll S. Conunercial St Salem
Pair Is Selected
For Power Study
Brnere and McMillan Will
Blake Survey of City
Power Facilities
William B. Brnere, former TV A
engineer, and Professor F. O. Mc
Millan, head of the electrical en
gineering school at Oregon State
college, were yesterday announced
by Executive Vice President James
9. Polhemus, of the Portland Gen
eral Electric company, as special
consultant engineers for the com
pany's survey , of existing power
facilities in Salem and adjacent
territory.
The free survey, an offer made
the Salem city council by PGE fol-
owing an announcement that
Bonneville engineers would make
such a survey, has already begun,
according to Polhemus and other
PGE executives who stopped here
yesterday enroute to Silverton
Hills to take part In a celebration
commemorating the completion of
a new power line.
Polhemus emphasized the huge
ness of the job, and said the com
pany expected to be able to show
exactly what it costs to service the
Salem territory and how the com
pany expects to be able to pass on
to the consumer the benefits from
the study and from availability of
Bonneville power.
Swelling of Gland
Brought on Death
LOS ANGELES, June 9-iVAn
autopsy disclosed today that four-year-old
Gloria Marie Russell,
found dead in a bathtub late yes
terday, died of heart collapse
caused by glandular swelling and
not of drowning.
The mother of the recent" win
ner of a children's "Perfect
Health" contest left with the body
tonight for Oklahoma City. The,
child's father" was David H. Rus
sell, a Dallas, Texas, airlines dis-pitcher.
New Station Owner Congratulated
5 Jersey Heifers
Sold By Tibbies
INDEPENDENCE) M. N. Tib
bies reports the sale of five Jer
sey heifers to E. L. Eden of
Pueblo, Colo. Eden will take de
livery on the heifers the latter
part of June.
Also Tibbies has sold a six
months' old Jersey bull calf to
R. A. Shuey of Oakland, Calif.
The calf, which Is the second to
be sold to Shney, will be ship
ped in August.
Joint Picnic Is
Planned by dobs
AURORA The Aurora Wom
an's club held Its annual meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. John Kraus with
Mrs. F. F. Mandevflle assisting.
Reports of officers and standing
committees were read. .
The Woman's club aiifl Com
munity clubs are holding!- joint
picnic Jane 18. at the Aurora park.
The next meeting will be She first
Wednesday In October at tjbe home
of the new president, Mrs. U. Fil
ers with the guest speaker, Mrs.
Gibson of Corrallls. ' i
Parish to Plan
Annual Picnic
ST. LOUIS Sunday night, the
members of the parish will gath
or in the parish hall, where
plans will be made and eom-
miuees formed for the annual
St. Louis picnic to be held In
Lthe parish rror Snndav. Jniv
- Last Sunday, the sacrament of
Holy Comunnion was adminis
tered to Thomas Iforrisky, Mary
Grossman and Leona May Luke
ue catnouc enurch here.
After mass tht first: communi
cants were enrolled la the scapu
lar by Father James Koessler
OSB, of ML AngeL ; .
.We Wish -Earl
Brown
Success
WITH HIS NEW
- STATION
All Excavating and
Grading by
BEN OTP
- Excavating & Grading
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Earl Brown gets congratulations from Rose Brlnkley on the opening
of his new Gilmore station at 21st and State streets. From left,
James Brown, srn Jim Haley, George B. Bogne, Earl Brown and
Rose Brlnkley.
Qub Are Guests
At Buena Vista
INDEPENDENCE A group of
members of the Independence
Woman's club were guests of
the Buena Vista Woman's elub
Wednesday afternoon at the
Biena Vista hall.
Miss Savage of the girls' In
dustrial school at Salem spoke
interestingly, followed by an in
spirational talk on music appre
ciation by Guy Prather, dean of
music of the University of Utah.
Mr. Prather is visiting relatives
in the Buena Vista district dur
ing his vacation. He sang sev
eral selections.
Those attending from Inde
pendence were: Mrs. A. L.
Thomas, Miss Mary Donaldson,
Mrs. Joe Cooke, Mrs. M. J.
O'Donnell, Mrs.- Z. C. Kimball,
Mrs. Thomas Ritchey. J'rs. Dole
Pomeroy, Mrs. 0!-n Smith, Mrs.
Paul Robinson, Mrs. - Ira Mix.
Mrs. Clere Robinson, Mrs. Clar
ence Harwood, Mrs. George Her
ley, Mrs. C. A. Fratzke and Miss
Myra Montgomery.
Louisa James, 72,
Claimed by Death
NORTH S A NT I A M Mrs.
Louisa James, 72, resident of the
North Santiam community since
1905, passed away Thursday. She
and her late husband, John Wil
liam James, moved here in that
year from California.
Louisa Matilda Gries was born
In Butte county, California, No
rember 24, 1866, and was married
to Mr. James, September 14, 1892.
She is survived by two sons, John
Adam James of North Santiam
and Claude James of Albany; two
grandchildren, Ruth James of Cal
ifornia and Harold James of North
Santiam; two brothers, John and
Harry Gries of Ferndale, Calif.
Funeral arrangements were to
be completed Saturday.
Krenz Prize Winner
CORVALLIS, June -Jpy-The
state prise tor the best report on
wild life conservation on farms
was won today by Laurel Krenx
of Silverton. A. S. Elnarsen of the
biological survey and 'the Ameri
can wildlife institute, awarded her
pocket binoculars. ....
. , SEEK LOCATION
e SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs.- D. W. Whitesell liar as
guests. Urs. Whltesell's sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Beck and family
of Windsor, Io. The Becks are
seeking a location here.
Political Quarrel
Ends in Stabbing
PORTLAND, Ore., June 9-JP)-An
argument over politics tonight
ended In the fatal stabbing of An
drew J. -Redmond, (7, by Walter
Summers, 73, in front of a down
town hotel. Detective O. R. Wil
liams, who arrested Summers,
said.
The two men, both retired mill
workers, were ordered out of
their hotel room when they be
came noisy. The altercation fol
lowed on the sidewalk. Redmond
died en route to a hospital.
Summers was charged with
murder but no degree was speci
fied, Williams said.
One House a Day
Is Rate for June
Ninth Dwelling Permit Is
Issued, Bringing Year
Total to $300,000
Three new dwelling permits Is
sued yesterday by the city build
ing inspector's office brought
June's total to nine, an average
of one a day, and maintained the
hot building pace Salem has set
this year.
Yesterday's trio brought the
year's total to 112, for an aggre
gate value of a little better than
1300,000. They were issued to
Fred F. Megert for a one-story
dwelling and garage at 1585 Roo
sevelt, to cost $3600, to Weslle
Ritchie for a one-story dwelling
and garage at 1S70 Rooserelt, to
cost $3000, and to Mrs. Z. A. Rose
braugh for a 1 -story dwelling
and garage at 490 East Miller, to
cost $4930.
Other permits yesterday were
to: J. B. Wiebe, to alter a dwell
ing at 1145 North Liberty, $30;
Burroughs Inn, to repair a res
taurant at 2395 North Front, $25;
Ed Forgard, to repair a private
garage at 565 North 18th, $15;
D. E. Cooper, to erect a one-story
office building at 540 Hood, $800.
Woodburn Rotary
Hears Silvertonian
Utah Man Visits
At Prather Home
SUVER Guy Prather of Lo
gan, Utah, has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Pra
ther, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stump have
been beautifying their home near
the store by painting the garage
and porches, building lattice
work and grading and land
scaping. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vander
pool returned by motor from a
16-day trip to Detroit and other
middle west points. They came
home via California where they
visited relatives and also the
fair.
woodburn ..r. Larson, a
member of the Silverton Rotary
club gave a talk on his trip to
the Rotary International conven
tion which as held at Juneau, Two new Houses
Aiasjta, mi ue wooaourn notary i
club luncheon Thursday noon at I Are Going Up
J. F. Lacey announced that I INDEPENDENCE Al Schlag,
a ureynouna bus will pe dedl-1 of the Independence Lumber
cated to the city of Woodburn, I company, has started erection of
and named the City of Wood-1 two houses at Fifth and D
burn at a ceremony held at I streets.
Woodburn Saturday night.
Neighbors Help
With Bean Crop
WEST STAYTON Twenty
neighbors and friends gathered at
the Edward Hankel, Jr., farm
Wednesday and aided Hankel with
hoeing and the cultivation of 10
acres of his beans. Six acres of
beans were twined. Hankel la laid
up with a broken wrist and his
wife Is in a Salem hospital where
she underwent an operation for
appendicitis last Saturday. At last
reports Mrs. Hankel was recover
ing nicely.
The one house, which will be
28x36, will have the same floor
plan as the Western Pine model
at the world's fal at Treasure
Island, containing seven rooms
with full basement. The other
house will be 26x26 and will
have five rooms. Both houses
will hare hard wood floors and
the latest hardware furnishings.
OUR CONGRATULATIONS
TO EARL BROWN
All Interior and ! v Exterior
- Wiring on the New Gilmore
Station Done by
Vibbert Electric Co.
651 COURT ST.
PHONE 9146
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INVITES YOUR INSPECTION
OF HIS NEW
21st and State St.
State
KIDS
onr
To each of tow comlnz to
station for the opening Saturday,
accompanied by your dad or
mother, we hare a present of a big
RED LION
ALL DAY SUCKER
Come on In and Get Yours!
WE FEATURE
Gilmore Products
Firestone Tires
Best Wishes
to
fi&RIr BROWN
ProtectionPlus Beauty
are the important factors in Service Station
painting;. That is why Earl Brown chose
PITTSBURGH PAINTS special service sta
tion finishes for his new station. Mixed
especially for Mr. Brown and the Gilmore
Oil Co. in our Portland factory.
Pittsburg Paints
DIVISION OF
PITTSBURG
254 N. COMMERCIAL
PLATE
GLASS CO.
Encounter Snow
Across antiam
SALEM . HEIGHTS M r. and
Mrs. Edward Frants. Mrs. A. If.
Chapman and some friends from
roruua, nave reiurnea rrom a
trip , including a visit to Nevada I
City, Lake Tahoe and the world's
fair at Ban Francisco. .
Returning via the Santiam high
way they found snow falling la
the pass, bnt rain below in the
rsiley.
LIQUID CONTROL SYSTEMS
along with" your innumerable friends,
on the Pacific coast, and elsewhere,
are hopeful that the success of your
new venture will be exceeded only by
your-well deserved popularity.
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- .. .T. L. Kuhns, agent .
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GRAND' OPENING
EARL BROWN'S
(SILHOOE STATOH
21st and State St
SATURDAY
Juno 10th
RED HON BLU-GREEN
GILMORE ETHYL GASOLINJE
HON HEAD MOTOR OIL
MOBILOIL
A COMPLETE LINE OF GILMORE AUTO
MOTIVE LUBRICANTS FEATURING SUPER
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