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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1939)
lEf 02EG0N STATESMAN, Ealizi, Oregon, Ennda? Morning, Deeezaber 3, 1939 Gloves Simple Gift Solution Many-Button Numbers Are Noted; Pigskin Still Popular Material You can count on the fingers of both hands those ot whom you owe gifts, then check off with a pair of gloves for each. For there's a style In gloves for every member of every family. You'll find that 12-button lengths,- will "be worn casually wrinkled at the wrist with heavily enmbossed gold bracelets. Six button ' lengths are popular for mid-winter. The suede finishes are smart their season. There Is the true suede, doeskin, a dash finer in texture and -washable, and there is mocha, a fine textured leather. Pigskin with leather trim is a popular number for driving or strictly sports wear. Good' old fabrics, how' 'inexpen sive, yet now practical 'for gifts that are listed for a low budget. -There' are fabrics in t black - with contrasting colors in stitching. - Fabrics with leather backs, that sport trims of leather, lacing and there are designs with gay cross stitching .bn the back. There's nothing solemn ' about the- colors in gloves either; those tints of moss green, maroon or blue will add color to the winter costume for many a sweet young thing, her mother or her grandmother. Placement Heads Expect Big Rush With all signs pointing to the largest holiday business in years, Increased use of the state's em ployment service in providing extra help for the Christmas rush is anticipated, L. C. Stoll, direct or, announced Saturday. Stoll said more than 100,000 jobs had been cleared through the 21 district offices in 1939. He added that the business revival had reduced Oregon's registered unemployed from 80,000 to 30, 000 in the past year, "and that this might result in an acute Bhortage of experienced workers before the Christmas buying rush reaches its peak. - 'Lemon Extract' Sold in Stores Is Tinted Water Some Oregon housewives have been paying 25 cents for a bottle of lemon extract that is nothing but colored water with a Blight odor of lemon, J. D. Patterson, chemist for the state agricultural -department, announced here Saturday. Analysis - of - vanilla, lemon and other extracts, gathered s from all sections of the state, j is now being made-in the agri- cultural department laborator- i ies. Patterson said all illegal extracts would be condemned and factories informed of the i situation. Taken to Hospital SILVERTON ;' HILLS Joseph Pinson ' was taken to the Doern becher hospital at Portland this week. His ailment has not yet been diagnosed. - To Wed Soon -v V''r ' '-l If, i-wmw. A' -.v.-'.vav.v. .- :::.: : :::-' Pulling Strings ; V "1 lo - j Villi S I - Dear little human looking puppets will furnish fun for the wohle family Ionic arter tne vnnstmas iree is uuwn. fijcares and animals prove most popular. " Daughter of Senator Arthur Van flnlxrtf nf.Mirhlzan. a republi- .can' presidential possibility,' j Mrs. Barbara ; Vandenberg j Knight, above; wni marry John j W. Bailey, jr of Battle Creek; j Mieb, December 30, In Wash- ington. Young Bailey Is (he son ( or the late Jonn w. uaiiey, democrat, who' ran successfully for United : States 'Senator against Vandenberg in 1928. r T T T Thia mbbd will b bt pwnttt si toadiav Aviatiea trining imliliitinwi Sm Ar hdaMMt Tcfa)uel fastihrtfc Lo AagaU. U yvm atm net Mlitfid with vow ptwrt Aok, ot hiv aet chB your pfmiwnl Kd ol ,1-md mpa ar Acrauubcal Eaginnn uzun. BapraMotabv win - b ia Ifan cMr lor talr few ? ! eupea NOWt to m3c:S:ESjEK.a;sTr Salmon Moved Over big Dam Transplanting Above New Coulee Project Is Deemed Success WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-(JP)-Charles E. Jackson, acting com missioner of fisheries, advised Secretary Ickes today the fisheries bureau had completed successfully the transplanting of thousands of Columbia river salmon prevented from reaching their old spawning grounds by the massive Coulee dam In Washington. Jackson said the outcome ot the venture may produce far reaching effects upon the salmon Industry and added detailed rec ords of the experiment In placing the salmon In tributaries to which they are not native, may reveal undiscovered facts relating to the biology of salmon and steelhead trout. . - - Jackson said when the great height of Grand Coulee dam and the turbulence of the water ex pected below .made it. Impossible to get the adult fish Upstream and-the young downstream., with out heavy mortality, the hitch; hiking venture was decided upon. It was. decided to trap the adults during their spawning migrations at Rock Island dam, near Wenat chee, and transport them to the hatchery near Leavenworth on the Wenatchee river. There eggs would be taken, fertilized and in cubated to the "eyed stage and then transported to sub-hatcheries along the Entlat, aCethow and Okanogan rivers. After hatching, the fish would be planted In the streams, all of which ' enter the Columbia below Coulee dam. V Emergency conditions were brought about by the rapid pro gress of the dam and as the hatch eries were not equipped to handle the run the transplanting process was used. - : Waters where the fish would spawn naturally were selected and the fish were placed in the We natchee and Entiat rivers, Nason creek and Wenatchee and Oso yoos lake. The lakes were used for blueback salmon because the young must have a lake habitat and the chinooks and steelheads were liberated in the streams.; Annual Elks Show To Open Dec, 11 Nine more days then "Listen to Leon," annual Salem Civic players production sponsored by the Elks at the temple here De cember' 12, 13 and -14 as , that organization's Christmas show. Those who have been caught in the consequences . of 'their own "white lies" will appreciate, and sympathize with' the theme of this corned production. j i Victor ' Wlertba, in the lead role; : IS hew to Salem patrons of the home talent art. Leon's valet, played bf Wefdon Walker, Is In his first character role In three years' - experience here. Other members of the cast Include Twila Conover, Elsie Holman', Clara belle Burnside, Harold Allen, Gordon Welm and Jean Temple-ton. (&M&Q at a (Bflaimc For Him' f 1.00 and Less Tie rack - - Adjustable trees Calendar pencil . Sport knife- Flash light key ring ' Silent-flame desk lighter Automatic spring pants hangers, . ' set of two Bill fold . : Golf balls Metal .desk memo pad Tie and collar bar. set Initialed handkerchiefs Ash trays Address book, leather cover Cigarette cases Pocket comb In case Pipe rack, hangs or stands Shaving lotion Hand-woven ties Leather key rink Shirt - ' Suspenders' . . ' .. . Garters Wool socks $1.00 to $3.00 Cuff links . Leather pipe racks - - - popper ash tray.. Cigarette' lighters - Electric desk clock - - Carved wood hobby novelties Gloves: : : ' Scarfs".. - Pajamas .' . Tie and handkerchief sets . Suspender and garter set 7 Famous brand shirts. : . Pocket chip rack L with cards and chips . ' Key chains, with or without In itials Pullman slippers In envelope . Dress sets Newspaper rack for breakfast reading Goatskin, pigskin or buckskin gloves - -Personalized Jewelry Brief case, disappearing handles Lounging slippers $3.00 to f 10.00 Tobacco and cigar humidor Musical cigarette boxes I English cashmere slip-overs House slippers English hand-loomed rep ties Tools for hobby Best golf balls, name Imprinted Combination cigarette case and . lighter . Suede front 'sports sweater Sports slacks; worsted or coverts Bronze finish desk lamp Fitted travel case Up-to-date world atlas Dress sets Sport shirts Dress vest Hamley kits Tubular Jewel case . -8kl poles Pips - poplin sport Jacket . , ., Gabardine shirt English brushes $10.00 and Over Car radio Alpaca weave English wool rob Barometer Cotton rain , suiter, zelan pre cessed 1 Standard portable typewriter I Illuminated globe, walnut tttnf Aluminum-stemmed pipe f Monogrammed brush set, Englk! Imported Home portable bar Airplane luggage Swing-arm reading lamp 1 7-Jewel, American-made watchc Fishing and hunting equipment Skis and ski shoes Leather vest Golf bag, oval shape Raglan shoulder all-wool robe Easy chair and hasock Go to California LEBANON Mr. inA Mrs. rvi bert Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scott and son, Dalbert, and MIf Viola Scott spent last week ). Eureka, Calif., with relatives ant friends. i vi r ' v ""v. no nnjMinMsii: QUESTIOUS! Prompt Low Rate Loans I V . Whsa You Nssd - : . Ready Cash Seet STATE FmAIIGE tt. 344 Stcrto Phono ZZ'A lie S-216 M-222 A iv THE V ' . i.J f STORE FOR FURNITURE (SOFTS! I rgi '.iT'3V f 1 Ge vurtz S U (S G E S T D (D) KI S T'O" -M;EIL-IP 'VOdJ 0 GIFT SENSATION! 1S40 SAMSON DELUXE Card Tables! WITH ASH TRAY! Give them something to make their hours at home brighter, happier, better; something that will win the admiration of their guests, and give them a glow of proud possession. Furniture good furniture, skillfully and honestly made will do all of this, and win for the giver a wealth of thanks. During all of its years of use, it is a permanent, handsome ex pression of friendship and esteem. Give furniture for Christmas ! . Or sir Chair and Ottoman l) L Stunning i ' " r Patterns! Never before such rich, - 0yr- i . i , luxurious tops never he- - NHTlk. I fore such outstanding 0NsC ' ' ' ' values! Strong, sturdy, . sTvL' ' 0 A f washable, stainproof! -' -, A ' i : Smooth round edges, 000" - can stand on the table! ; - J ; i Get several ... for cards, Nv . i tlliltl fftr th -norr.h. for the ; ...7w. j lawn; ; .' j I - y ll','i jiii -'m Xf 1 ! rrnna i I II III 1 w . t I f FS. 1 1 I I I 1 I I ' 1 1 . 1 1 l I I 1 11 111 1 ir.. 11111 t w , m- - 1 1 1 ji v 1 v m it Mil s. in IIL13'J .. T-rr : r iUUlli PHIICO 160FNc Installs.' ! t "JJ 111 II 11 II tion... jst plus in mnrwherm 1! ;, 1 111 I " Hlpayi Sel-otinedLH - '; - ' - I ' if aapcrffieient Loktal Tabes -A-. jjj j coibfnc to bring Bpgr-per . " "S . , I iji foraiaac and dear tone,' even' aVX ! ' in oi"y location.. PwkBt- - --. " . ', ' " " II . too Tonlac inelwlbv 'Tele- - T " (K'J L . I' Bat Console cabinet. Se Ibis : ? "' " rV"' ,fV V, A ' and. other 1940 Pfclleo value ' " Similar to Ifiy : f . . 1 " Illustration " 1 PECiFEC? FOK EDADE Dad would think this lounge chair and ottomaa set pretty swell . . . and you'd love It for its genuine comfort, too! Avail able In choice ot tapestries! Sturdily built-, . loose, spring filled cushion, form-fitting back! Ottoman of same material to match chair. Decide now to have this luxurious set in YOUR home! $2695i Ideal for the Student in the Family S DRAWER Desk matching Chair Give Comfort to the Whole Family! Swing R ocker An asset to the appearance of &nj living room! Has spring seat . , . upholstered arms. Choice of colors In basket weave velvets! This is a remarkable value at . . . WITH ESDI All For, . . . Here's a practical, nicely-finished and designed-desk, chair and lamp combination the whole family will go for! But It's . especially practical for the youngsters going to school! And what's more-. . . a FOUNTAIN PEN goes with the desk lamp! Truly a reir.arfcahle value! s Chenille Bed Spread Preshrunk Chenille Bed spreads. They're easily washed require NO Ironing! Full generous size I . . 'choice of several pastel shades. Ay real value at only . . ; ; - j n sj. L .1 1 i f It 1 ... x - H -J. I . . .... Lamp $1950 4-' : . Carpet Svveeper ; ; sssss 1 , Tabic Lamps vr-: ' " r i 1 . ; Clothes Hamper . 1 ... .'... . A handsome, practical gift - any homemaker would- be 'lad'to have in the house. Top has attractive pearline - finish. Chrome trimmed, it stands 15 Inches high,' 21 " inches wide: In yellow, wine, blue, orchid,- peach. . 1 . L- Complete with d P" Shade and Bowl OsW : Novelty : n f : Lamps. :. 1 B". TV Occasional Chair Upholstered seat and Vo backl Vol csn bate "-"v choice of colors In heavy velvets and ve- 1 1 r 1 Tune In on fMawisffl " " Covered V.'a 'ion 7:15 P. 3M. Tueila8 . KSLM . I - MkJMNMariAn sS Avia . : : ' State.- Aa-Ci