the OREGON STATESMAN; Salem, Oregon, Sunday Mominar Jur 1 19
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Local News Brief s
V Utility Hearings Here Five ;
hearings bare been ''scheduled at
the galem offices of Ormond R.
Bean, public utilities commission
er, for the next two weeks. They
are as follow; July 22, Kills
Standley, Tillamook, and E. R.
Boge, Tillamook, both at 10 a. m.;
July 28, L. C. Dunn, Portland,
and W. C. Weidemann, Portland,
10 a. m.; July 29, Ralph R. Dent,
Salem, 10 a. m. The commissioner
will conduct a hearing at Rose
burg July 24 on construction of
a trade crossing oyer the South
ern Pacific railway right-of-way
at Oakland. : j "
.Wallpaper specials. Elfstrom Co.
Turner Road' Deeded j- The
Ight-tenths mile section of Turn
er road' running into Mission
street was signed orer to the city
of Salem by deed by the; county
eourt yesterday to close a deal
whereby, the county oil-surfaced
the strip and the city agreed to
take It back and maintain It. Be
cause the section lay within the
elty, the county left It unsurfaced
' when It oiled the remainder of
Turner road and considerable
dickering back and forth With the
elty followed before the final
agreement was arrived at. .
Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Fred W. Wilson of Guthrie Cen-
ter, Iowa, and granddaughters
' Violet and Agnes Wilson of Casey,
Iowa, who hare been visiting In
Polk county- at the home of Mr.
Wilson's twin brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson, will leave this
week for the San Francisco ex
position and Mexico. They were
entertained at a farewell dinner
last Sunday at Nelscott. I Thirty-
five relatives attended. ;
Tour favorite old-time orchestra,
Chuck Whitehead, Wed., July 19,
Prr tl Hardfnn Tvn fin at twn
oanas, z.c. ,
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Bet Crossing Hear ins Hear
ing In connection with construc
tion of a grade crossing ever the
tracks and right of way of the
Southern Pacific company; at Oak
land, Ore., will be held m Rose-
burg July 24, State Utilities Com
missloner Ormond R. Bean an
nounced Saturday. Several other
less Important hearings were set
by the commissioner for the per
iod July 21 to July 22. :
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Luts Florist 1276 N. LibL 9692
Judd Doe Back Harlan Judd,
deputy county clerk in charge of
circuit court matters, is! due to
return to his office this week
active duty with the US army re
serve : officers, quartermaster
corps, at Ft Lewis, Wash. Mrs.
. Judd - accompanied her husband
north and spent the two weeks
visiting her mother at Tgcoma.
Non-High Board Meets The
Marion county non - high school
board held a routine meeting at
the office of County Superintend
ent Agnes C. Booth yesterday,
Principal business was checking
the non-high school district's
books with state auditors who will
report later. : j
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Wanted, boys, ages from i to 12
inclusive, for new band class in
Master Bread Junior Band, direct
ed by Joe Hassenstab. For full
details, Ph. 6257.
To Choose Play Selection of a
play as a vehicle for the Com
munity Playhouse's next I produc
tion will be made at the third
general meeting of the organiza
tion Monday night at 8 I o'clock
litrrr uouner, director, an
nounces, i
Visits Here W. J. Phillips ar
rived In the city last night to visit
his wife and daughter who are
guests at the home of Mrs. B. L.
oicctcb. iui. ruiuiys is oruige in
spect OT for Southern Pacific.
World Famous!
AKRON TRUSSES
Correctly Fitted 1
We Guarantee' Comfort and
Security 1 1
; : CAPITAL DRUG STORE
; 405 State, Cor. Llbery
Replacement of broken
lenses within one year
(framelesi glasses ex-1
eepted). ' ' !
PLEASE NOTE!
The Semler Optical
Dept. adjoins .the den
tal ofXicei on the 2nd
floor of the Adolph
Bldg. If desirable one
account can be opened
for bota lerrlces. .
OPEN Sundays and Evenings,
Br Aroolnlment ' '
1 naJaLL5L1J1 ii
iu m tit PsikUT-JTcxzca Let Frcst &
Coming Events
July 10 Annual reunion of
William and Mary Simpson
clan, Dallas park, no-host din
ner. ' 5' - -
'Jnly 10 -Montana picnio on
Webster ranch, 8 miles south of
Pringle. - - :
: July 10 Masonic picnic, RJv
erdale park. -
' July 10 Evergreen school
picnio : reunion in Silverton
park. ' f .
July 10 Third annnal re-
union ZJellnaki clan, Buell
park. Polk county. v.
j Jnly 10 All-Townsend dab
picnic, all day, State fair
groonds. July 20-23 Pacific Interna
tional Trapshooters association
tournament. . s .
- July 23 Picnic ! of former
residents of Waitsborg,- Wa4
dinger park. -No-host dinner,
1:80 p. m.
Jnly 23 Swegle community
picnic, club dinner at 1 p. m-,
Paradise Island. ! r
Jnly 80 Marion county Po
mona Grange picnic, Champoeg
Park. . J .
July 80 Caledonian lnb
Scotch picnic, Dallas city park.
August O Annnal state Ten
nessee picnic at Dallas city park
- Aug. 6 Ohio 1 state picnic
will be held at OllngeT picnic
grounds.
August 6 Carolina state
picnic, Bryant park, Albany.
- Aug. 0-12 American Legion,
department of Oregon, conven
tion. Ang. 18-20 Flax Festival at
Mt. AngeL
Ang. 21-20 State Softball
tournament.
Aug. 24-27 Hop Fiesta at
Independence.
Court Grants Permits Permits
Issued by the county eourt yester
day for moving farm machinery
over eounty roads Included: Ramp
A Manning, tractor; Fred War
nock, Raleigh Welty, C. A. John
son, Fred Hersch, W. A. Heater,
C. C. Keller and J. D. Schackman,
combines; Alfred J. Zlelinskl,
Adam Hersch and Oak Ridge
Threshing company, threshing
machines.
Pabco Roofs. Elfstrom Co. Ph9221
Burglary Arrest Made P oik
County Sheriff T. B. Hooker yes
terday took into custody Alfred A.
Smith, 1930 Howard, who faces a
specific charge of having burgla
rized the George Bowman resl
dence In Valsetz of two guns, 1
hunting knife, flashlight and
other articles. Smith was arrested
by Salem Officer Lou Burgess for
Sheriff Hooker.
Goes to Ft. Lewis Rex Mur-
cell, of the Salem office of the
state employment service, leaves
today for a. two weeks' vacation
which he will spend at Fort Lewis.
He Is a reserve officer in the US
army and will be on duty at Fort
Lewis.
All day park., 10c. 16 1 N. Church
At Perry dale Miss Lunelle
Chapin, graduate of Willamette
university, is with her brother,
Ross' Chapin, and wife at Perry-
dale. She Is employed In the H. J.
Elliott feed mill office there but
plans to teach in the Elmlra
school this fall.
I wish to notify my customers I
will not be in business after Aug.
31. Please call for your yarn be
fore Aug. 15. Elva Simon Fret
well. Hollywood Picnic Speeches on
the probability of sponsoring a
peoples utility district movement
in this territory will feature the
Hollywood club picnic scheduled
for Champoeg park tomorrow.
The affair will be a basket social
event.
For watch and clock repairing
H. T. Love, 141 S. Liberty.
Permits to Re ro of Building
permits yesterday were to D. O.
Lear, to reroof a shed at 2091
North 'Commercial, $10, and Otto
Beehel, to reroof a : dwelling at
1815 North Fifth, S1I0.
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Vespers Arranged Rev. W. Ir-
rin Williams Of Salem'e First
Presbyterian ehuxeh will speak at
the first In a series of overlook
vesper services which has been
arranged for Sunday, July 21, by
Lincoln county ministers In eon-
junction with the Oregon Council
of Churches. The vespers will be
held at Otter Crest In a natural
amphitheatre along the oeaaa and
will begin at 1:10 p. m. Rev. L
George Nace of Portland will eon
duct the worship and the Toledo
Methodist church will lead the
singing. This is the third summer
of union services in the open
along the north Lincoln coast.
Oldenburg Promised Tunnel
Louis Oldenburg was formally
notified, by the county court yes
terday that a fire-foot eulvert
tunnel would be set below the new
North River road grade to serve
as a cattle undercrosslng Joining
the two sections of his farm that
will be separated by the road when
pending improvements are com
pleted. The underpass and 1750
were the consideration Oldenburg
was promised for .83 acre of his
land required tor new road right-of-way.
The improvement is being
conducted under supervision of
the state highway department.
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Paint Sale, Mathls, 178 8. Coral.
Bean Lions Speaker Meaning
of the public utilities commission
er a office to Oregon citliens will
be discussed by Commissioner Or
mond R. Bean in an address be
fore the Salem Lions club at the
Marion hotel Thursday noon of
this week. This will be Bean's first
service club appearance slnoe his
recent appointment. He was a
Portland elty commissioner for
many years before becoming head
of the public utilities department.
Bodgers Creek Favored The
county court believes Rodgers
creek should be the official name
of a small stream in the Bunny
side district, it has advised Lewis
McArthur, secretary of the Oregon
geographic board, who asked for
the court's opinion recently. That
la the original name of the stream
but in recent rears it had been
called Taylor ereek.
Salem's exclusive floor covering
store. Elfstrom-Humphrey Co.
Helps in Rush George Bellonl,
of the Salem office of the state
employment service, haa been
shifted temporarily to the Eugene
office to help in the rush there
resulting from the applications for
work in the moving picture, "Abe
Lineoln in Illinois," which will be
filmed near Eugene In August
Mr. Bellonl will remain in Eugene
about 10 days.
Franklins Hosts Dr. and Mrs.
F. G. Franklin will be hosts at the
art center this afternoon from
to s. Dr. Franklin is one of the
founders of the center and was
secretary of the board of directors
last year. The center is open reg
ularly on Sundays during the sum
mer months and members of the
board receive visitors on those
days.
WPA Barber shop. 1044 Oak St.
haircut 25s. Every 6th haircut
free. Eugene Prescott, Prop.
File Water Applications The
city of Astoria has filed applica
tions with the state engineer here
to store 11,000,000 gallons of
water from Smith's lake for the
irrigation of 25 acres of land in
Clatsop county. Clarence 8. Miller,
Frenchglen, would store 20,000
acre feet of water from Rock
creek in Harney eounty.
Cooler Kiwanis Speaker
Ralph Cooley, a member, will be
the speaker at Tuesday's luncheon
of the Salem Kiwanis club, report
ing on his recent trip east and at
tendance at the Boston conven
tloru
Roofing by Mathls. 178 S. ComT.
Has Operation Miss Marjorie
Reeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jay Reeves, underwent an appen
dectomy at the Deaconess hospital
Friday morning and is reported as
getting along nicely. She will be
able to receive visitors the first
of the week.
Meeting Slated Ladies of the
Grand Army will meet Wednes
day afternoon at X o'clock at 622
North 17th street.
At Dp. Octnlcx?9G
SALEM OPTICAL DEPT.
In Charge of Dr. Fred Pageler
: and Dr. W. W. Frazee,
' - Registered Optometrists
Dr. Semler's Optical Department
offers you a complete and correct :
optometries! service at Low Prices
Within Tear Means. In addition,
we gladly extend credit without
( penny additional cost.? Why
ueiayr ; .
r
At tihe first sign of eye-strain,
headache, or nervousness,
take advtnUfe of Dr. Sem
krsi free optical examination.
All Work
Fallsr
Hcjardlesg of
how little yon
pay, we do not
-; .-, testitate to fully
ffoanntee all oar
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To'AXBurk
Two Year Sentence Given
in McMahan a Court I
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A two-year penitentiary sen- j
tence and parole to Sheriff A. C. J
Burk were Imposed on Ellsworth
Don 8mlth when he appeared be
fore Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan
yesterday on a charge of forgery
The sheriff's office said a con
dition of the parole was that Smith
pay up about $40 in bad checks
issued ini Salem and Albany.
Smith pleaded guilty to the
charge several weeks ago but ob
tained a I continuance of his case
until yesterday.
Circuit Court
Ella and P. J. Welsh vs. Evert
and Mlntha Schroder; motion for
decree strictly foreclosing real
property I contract on which de
fendants i have allegedly failed to
make $1778.28 within the 40
days allowed by the court. '
8. J. McKee ve. Capitol Dairies
et el; motion to make complaint
more definite.
A. O. f Wherry and Loren E.
Worlstad vs. Pacific Surety com
pany et al; answer of defendant
Marlon county asking that $63.12
in taxes against property be de
clared a lien.
Arl Jeff era vs. City of Salem
plaintiffs memorandum on mo
tion to strike.
Margaret Seethoff vs. Earl J.
Anderson et al; complaint for
81899.96 principal. 3860.68 in
taxes paid. $200 attorney fee and
foreclosure of mortgage.
Gladva Starr vs. Clarence 8.
Starr; complaint tor divorce, cus
tody of a minor daughter and 110
a month for her support; married
in Silverton September 35, 1983
cruel and inhuman treatment al
leged, i
Federal Farm Mortaage corpor
ation vs. Joseph LeBrun et al; de
murrer of defendant Marlon coun
ty to complaint.
Atmosone vs. Martin Bros., inc.,
et al; demurrer to complaint. ,
Waters vs. Good; motions sus
tained, i
Probate Court
Eugenia Gllllngham estate;
final account of H. N. Gllllngham,
executors $18,171.00 received and
$13,817.37 paid out.
Reka 8. Green estate; final ac
count approved; distribution of
$573.30 each to Dorr v., uari v.
and Howard Henry Green ordered.
Lillian B. Randall-, estate; Jo
seph B. Feltoh, administrator, au
thorised I to sell, certain stock to
pay funeral and other expenses.
R. O. Parrent guardianship; ci
tation on petition of Greta Par
rent, guardian, for authority to
sell 87.8-acre property.
Robert Poinsett estate; order
authorising Ladd Bush Trust
company; administrator, to 1 as
sign judgment against David D.
and Anna E. Sooolofsky to Ka-
ana Anna m. Boeoioiszy to
tional Surety corporation, to pay
heirs certain sum and assign them
judgment against George B. and
Ida 8. Garland.
Augusta Walter estate; confir
mation, sale of real property to
Oliver m McClure for $2150.
Xarl Ward estate; Ross M. lin-
negan named administrator.
Harold; Solie estate; closing or
der, Lawrence Solie, administra
tor. ; i
John Bayne estate; approval,
semi-annual account of Agnes C.
Fruit Stand Robbed Gus Hart
reported j to city police that his !
fruit stand, at 2100 Fairgrounds
road, had been broken into Fri
day ' nirht. Two eases of soft
drinks, oranges and other artioles
were reported missing.
Obtain licensee Melton V. I
Beckett and Verla S. Hill, both j
of Salem, and Cecil G. Powell.
Portland; and Joan C. Dickson,
Independence, have been issued
marriage! licenses from Vancou
ver, Wash
Drives Red light Pauline
Deckhart, Newberg, was booked
by a city officer yesterday for al
legedly driving through a red
traffic light. . .
Gas Theft Reported L e 1 a n d
Smith, 2041 South Church, re
ported the theft of 15 gallons of
gasoline from his ear to city po
lice yesterday.
: Writers to Meet The Salem
Writers' club will meet Tuesday,
July 18, at 7:80 at the home of
Mrs. Blanche Jones. There will be
no picnlcL however. .
: Visits Barents Otto Eevcik is
visiting this week with his par
ents, Mr; and Mrs. Frank Eevcik
of SalemL He is radio operator in
the TJS army air forces, March
field, Riverside, Calif., "
Files for Bankruptcy Anna
Vlekers, j1 Salem housewife, has
filed a petition la bankruptcy in
Portland, listing debts $9770 and
assets 11060. ; ! ;
Debtor's Petition Filed Louis
W. Montgomery, Aumsville farm
er, has tiled a debtor's petition in
Portland, listing debts at $1310.78
and assets at $4446. .'-.,-..:. :;
Obituaries
: ' : i:: - Picken : : F
Elisabeth p. Pickens, at Oregon
City July 13. She leaves two sons,
Charles J. Pickens of Salem and
Lewis S. Pickens of Portland, and
six grandchildren;. Graveside serv
ices at Claggett cemetery Sunday,
July 16,! at 2 p. aw in charge ot
Holman A . Hanking mortuary. ; '
f ' Krnggel :J t. "
: nug o, Ailliv J age
Passed awav at a local hoanitsi
Saturday, July leM Survived by
nusband Relnhart r. . KruggeL
The body was forwarded to the
Perl Funeral parlors at - Medf ord
for services and Interment by the
laough-BamcK co.
FIQWERS
Bayne, adnjlnlstratrix.
: Joseph X. Albert estates Ladd
Bush Trust company, executor,
authorized to file supplemental in
ventory on property held by en
tirety. da extens,0- of time for ming In.
ventory granted.
A. J. Anderson estate; Mattie
Anderson, administratrix, author-
lied to sell certain Portland Gen-
era! Electric company stock.
Sarah W, MannesUte; D. M.
Bmith, executor, authorlced to
resell five-acre property to Clar
ence 8. and Bessie O. Peterson for
$2100 and Klamath Falls lot to
Loc House for $1500.
Marriaee Licenses
Gene Loren Dagenhardt, 18,
farmer, 448 Center street, Salem,
and Hazle Jeanette Rlvett, 19,
cannery worker, Salem route one.
Justice Court
Elton H. New; $1 tine, no op
erator's license. '
Municipal Court .
DiekT Harling, drunk 10 days!
suspended.
Bob Schaeffer, drunk; fined
$10, committed to Jail to serve
out the fine.
Tickets limited
For GOP Banquet
Governor and Mrs. Spragne
to Be Honor Gneets
at Affair
Warning that tickets must be
"ce for the .dinner
AVh??ueiL9VWed-Urd
nesday night, July 19, in honor
of Marlon IE. Martin, assistant
chairman of the republican na
tional committee, was given yes
terday by the committee in charge.
Mrs. George R. K. Moorhead is
general chairman. '
Only 113 tickets will be avail
able and sales are- already being
made, the chairman said. Tickets
may be obtained at the Senatt
hotel.
Hannah Martin Serves
State Representative 1 Hannah
Martin of Salem will serve as
toastmistress at the dinner and
among the honor guests will be
Governor and Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague and Secretary of State
Xarl Snell and Mrs. Snell. Gladys
Mclntyre Thomas will smg.
The party's assistant chairman
is a state representative in Maine,
a graduate of the University of
Maine and a law student. She is
reputed to be lucid, interesting
speaker on party problems.
Miss Martin will be accompan
ied to Salem from Portland , by
Mrs. Florence Runyan, national
republican oommitteewoman from
Oregon. They will confer with
party leaders and state officials
and Inspect the new eapitol Wed
nesday afternoon.
1 -w- iw , , tn
ileal HiState IVXam
Here Set July 27
First examinations for real es
tate brokers' licensee, is required
by a new law, will bo held this
month, the real estate commission
announced.
- Examinations will be held at
Hedford, July 26, in the armory!
at La Grande, July 26, at the elty
hall; at Salem, July IT, at the
eapitol and Portland, July II, in
the Oregon building.
Scout Camp
News Letter
CAMP PIONEER, July 15 Be
sides the regular camp program
of swimming, boating, and scout
craft, the boys have engaged fn
a number of rousing games during
the past week.
Last Thursday the hoys chose
sides and played "Jewels of Mus
tapah." In this game "Mustapah"
tries . to bring the "jewels"
through without the bandits cap
turing him. Points are scored for
getting "jewels" through; for the
bandits capturing the "Musta
pah"; and for capturing individual
members of either gang. Relin
quishing a handkerchief is a
sign of haying been eaptured.
The bandits, with Dave Putnam
as leader, won the game after
many skirmishes and one major
conflict that involved all of the
men on both sides. The heaviest
fighting took place in a valley be
hind the headquarters tent Jess
Sohn, an Independence scout, got
In the way of the "Muatapah"
and went into the lake.- Ray Tal
bert led the "Mustapahs."
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i School Committee
Changes Are Made
Tnrnidge and Gooding Are
Named to Take Places
- of Keber, Finlay
Two changes in membership of
the new Marlon county achool re
organization committee were
wnaarVak . eiw an Virlnf si Ast4 m f 4ttsn
courthouse yesterday. D. E. Turn-
idge of Talbot and William Good
ing of Aurora were named
members in lieu of Eugene Fin
lay of Jefferson and Joseph J. Ke
ber of Mt. Angel, previous appoin
tees who were unable to serve.
Fihlay's appointment was with
drawn when it was learned he was
no longer a member of a local
achool board and Keber asked to
be relieved from the assignment
because of ill health.
The committee has ahead the
task of preparing a compresensive
plan of reorganizing local school
districts,,! making tentative con
solidations if deemed advisable,
with the goal of Improving effi
ciency and equalizing school taxes,
as provided by a 1939 state law.
The committee's final plan will be
submitted to a state reorganiza
tion commission for approval and
then will be put into effect un
less local districts call for elec
tions and reject the proposed
changes.
Kelso Youth Held
On Knife Charges
tlu, f&ce were ittitamed by Rich-
Parmentler of Salem in a
Portland robbery last week, alleg
edly inflicted by a panhandler
who attacked him with a pocket
knife . after Parmentier's refusal
to accompany him to a hotel
room.
Portland police arrested Virgil
Bridges, 36, Kelso, and Jailed him
oh an assault and robbery
charge following an investigation
of the affair in which it was also
revealed that another man,' J. W.
Bullen of Portland, bad been
wounded In the neck: and robbed.
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..they bring yon
the Beautiful,
Pink Color of
natural gums
If you have postponed buying den
tal plates because you fear detec
tion, don't fail to see the new
Transparent Dental Plates. They
are so Natural in Appearance,
Cur closest friends will never
ow you are wearing them.
PURCHASE THEM ON
DR. SEMLER'S
LIBERAL CREDIT
TERMS
Because you do not have the ready
eash is no need to feel you can
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made from 'the new Transparent
Material. Investigate Dr. Semler's
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you to spread the payments over
any reasonable length of time. No
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. ENYO Y WEARING
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Letters From
Statesman Readers
Continued' from Page 4
But, after all, who . pays the
taxes We who drive automobiles
know that we pay the gasoline tax,
and the oil companies know It too,
and, therefore, say nothing about
it. Just as surely the beer drinker
pays the beer tax, bat the brewers
take all the glory to themselves.
They say nothing about the added
burden of relief because father
spends for beer what should buy
bread, nor the great increase in
the number of patients admitted
to the state hospital because of al
coholism, nor the heavy financial
loss caused by auto accidents in
which alcohol was at least a con
tributing factor. Add these up and
their $623,483.(7 leaves them de
cidedly in the red as public bene
factors. C. C. HA WORTH,
410 W. Rural.
Oregonians Own
More Motor Cars
349,844 Registered Here
at End of Half Year
Increase Over '38
Motor v e h 1 e 1 e s registered in
Oregon June SO totaled 849,844,
an increase of 9206 over the num
ber registered at the same time
last year. Secretary of State Earl
Snell reported Saturday.
Total fees paid were $2,388,
280.08, or an Increase of $80,457.
48. Passenger cars totaled 288,279
with fees of $1,441,393. Last year
there were 281,573 passenger cars
with fees amounting to $1,407,
86$. ,
There were 18.748 light deliv
ery trucks and 81,716 trucks. In
cluding; operator transactions and
miscellaneous fees and payments,
a grand total of $2,750,013.88
was collected by the state tor the
period January 1 to June 80 of
this year,' an increase of $256,
317.92 over the corresponding pe
riod in 1988. a v
The new Transparent Dental Plates now being
offered bj the dental profession are something
new and different, and Dr. Semler, alonjr with
other dentists, Is. proud to offer his patients this
amazinff achievement These new Transparent
Dental Plates accentuate Natural Appearance, be
cause they bring you the Beautiful, Pink Color
of natural gums. Truly, words fail to describe
their amazing beauty, so don't fail to see the sam
ples at your dentist, or go to Dr. Semler's Salem
office.
The new Transparent Dental Plates are taste
less and odorless. They are extremely light-'
weight, yet almost unbreakable, and durable
enough to serve the hardest biters. They will
not warp or shrink, assuring you of a last
ing replacement of your natural teeth. The
new Transparent Dental Plates are excep-.
tionally sanitary, guard against offensive
denture breath.
Easy to .
Arrange for
Credit at
Dr. Semler's .
no finance
company to
deal with.
il
Or. Semler gladly extends credit pa all branches
of dental work without one penny additional cost.
- Tour case completed IMMEDIATE!. Y i pay later;
weekly or monthly,- at ' jour convenience. Same
service as If for cash, and X mean every word of
; it when X say, 'Make ysnsv own terms for payment,
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4-H Canning Qub
Exhibits Outlined
Members Slay Show Fruits'
in Only One Division,
Letter States
Requirements tor exhibits at
the 4 If canning club fair to be
held late In August were outlined
yesterday In a letter sent out to
club members by Wayne D. Hard
ing, county club agent.
The various exhibit groupings
include:
Division 1 Two iars of frn It-
two varieties and record book.
. Division 2 (1) Two 1ar of
fruit, two varieties, (2) one con-
tamer 01 Jam, (3) one container
of fruit butter, conserve, or mar
malade and record book.
Division 3 (1) One jar of fruit,
(2) one container of lam. marma
lade, or conserve. (Z two lar.
two varieties of vegetables, (4)
two containers, two varieties of
pickles or relish and record book.
Division 4 (1) One Jar of
fruit, (2). one container of Jam,
butter, marmalade, or conserve,
(3) one jar of vegetables, (4) one
container of pickles or relish, (5)
two Jars of meat, fish, or fowl, two
varieties, (3) two containers of -Jelly,
two varieties and record
book.
Canning club members may ex
hibit in only one of the ibare di
visions at the county fair but may
enter exhibits in any of the three
commercially-sponsored specials,
details of which may be obtained
from Harding's office.
It Will Pay
You
to Look at the .
Good Used Cars"
at Loder Bros. .
445 Center Salem, Oregon
Graham and Oldsmobile
NEW CAR DEALERS
Open Evenings Till P. M.
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