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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salons, Oregon, Friday Mornlno, April 11. 1841
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Loral News Briefs
, Obtain Licenses license to
wed was issued Wednesday at
Reno, Nev., to John R. Rentfro of
Salem and Mildred F. Longfellow
of Los Angeles. Marriage licenses
were issued at Vancouver, Wash,
to William A. Wilkins and Mrs.
Bessie L. Duchein, both of Salem;
ille I. Tatland and Janet E.
istock, both of Silverton; War
ren R. Harmon, Tracy, Minni,
and Ruth B. Wood, Corvallis; Al
bert B. Coblentz, Portland, and
Beatrice I. Barnard, Valsetz; John
F. Pierce and Julia S. Printz, both
of Lafayette. -
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Discuss Closing The Retail
Trade bureau will discuss at " its
luncheon today at the Quelle the
question of Saturday jnighCclos
lng t 6 o'clock. , I
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FLOWERS
Finest Quality Flowers at
Reasonable Prices
(Our Own Grown)
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Italian Balm
Value
Soft, smooth lotion for
keeping hands youthful
looking. Non-sticky lotion.;
Apex Moth Cakes
25c oof
Yal.0
Hang in
closet to
protect
clothing
from moths.
Fairy Foot" Corn Pads
25
R e I i e v es i
ahoe ores-;
sure; aids '
in remov-'
inn corn.
Luxor
Special Formula
Cream
Extra rich!
49'
cream that
UTenate the akini
Noxzema I
vSkm
Cream
$1.75 $ 1Q
8ootblntc. beal
lnr craam fori
akin irritationa. :
25c Djr Kiss j
talcum
Fragrant pow- m 4g
der for altar- I Jf
bat taing uaa. m :
SmooUt and clinging.
$1.C3 WUtfrMf
Hair Tonic
With n.
OiTaabair
a & a w,- ' m m
baaltbrul look. Fa
atoros natural lu-
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Cclznbia Hydremia
Ccfrc;!:d rersxlcs
4 Om. 7t 29 Vet 4 O. 15
UlU 20Val.tO.1U
50 Lady Esther
Face Powder
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Popular frm
graneaa tq'
chooaa frorn.
Soft, anootlw
clinging
powder. Ooea
on smoothly.
60c Hop
Otatvrt Powdtr
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50c Hop ' tlOd
Chocolatt Laxaffr
rFi Scott
S-ItuI0 Tissues j
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LOCALLY Ol'JfJED---'OPERATED
Coming Event
April 11 Good Friday anion
sendees, IX neon at First Bap
tist church. !
April 11-11 Spring vacation,
Salem public schools, i
April 13 Easter Sunday.
April IS Easter Sunrise
serrlco at Belcrest Memorial
park, f son. - ' -v
Aprfl 14 Willamette unirer
slty spring vacation, ends,
May Z, J May weekend at
Willamette university.
May 11 Mother's day.
Name Certified Certificate of
assumed business name for the
Smith Grocery, Idanha, was filed
Thursday with the Marion! county
clerk by Phern M. Smith. !
POTTED PLANT SELECTIONS
including Lilies, Hydrangeas, Azaleas,
Calceolaria, African Violet, and combina
tion gardens. '
CUT FLOWERS IN VARIETY
REMEMBER!
Delivery service and other features
offered at higher priced shops. :
JARY FLORIST
FredMeyer Toiletry Bide., Dial 9059
! Greenhouses Keizer District1
North River Road Dial 2-1147
Fred Meyer
3S ANALGESIC BALM
75 YEAST ANDJRON TABLETS 31
19e SANITARY NAPKINS
20 colgate(toBth PASTE. 229
$1.00 MY-TE-rlNl; bOAr
- (Box 8 Bars)
35 NOSE DROPS, ounce
15 BAG 50 GOtF--25
SYRINGE ATTACH SET
60 DO AM KIDNEY PIUS
25 CITRATE MAGNESIA
; 75 THROAT ATOMIZER
50 PRESTO STAPLER
10 SODA BICARBONATE
Drir
Barbara Gould
PLASTIC
CREAM
With Velvet of Roses
Dry Skin Cream
Combination gf,
Tonili-tCofo
Skin conditioner
for your oga coat.
Aida ia ralleTlng
and sealing manga,
eczema and akin
irritations ... Kaa
ilf applied. Eco
noaleal to tiaa.
Ask for pamphlet
for FRXs sample 1
Drvg Section
Arrld Deodorant
Won't h a t m 50 Valua J
clotrKaffiaeM Vl-O. V
deodoraat for 75 1-Ox. 5tg;
underarm, beads, feet. Guard again
tadv odort by tutnc Arrul deodorant!
jBoramg and wgnc , . . . .
J Irj Section
Permits Issued Building per
mits were Issued Thursday to Fos
ter & Kleiser Crx, to erect bill
boards at 2695 Portland road and
1005 Broadway, $55; E. H. McDon
ald, to reroof dwelling at 2230
North Liberty street, $75; C S.
Hamilton to reroof earase at290
North Front street, $48; Pioneer
xrust company to reroof store
building at 282 Chemeketa street,
$298; Louis Lorenz to repair dwel
ling at 1325 North! 21st street,
$250; M. L. Barber to alter dwel
ling at 1430 North 17th street, $45;
Bert Sischo to reroof garage at
1384 Mission street, $40.
Safety of your savings is Insured
at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty .
- Pants Pocket Pilfered A bur
glar who entered th home of Fred
Anderson, 1349 Marion street,
Wednesday night took an expen
sive watch and a billfold contain
ing one dollar from the , trousers
of Anderson, which he had hung
over a doorknob in his bedroom,
Anderson reported to police. The
family car was also entered, but
nothing taken. The burglar ap
parently entered the house by use
of a pass key. ,
Easter Bible Special $1.00. Bible
Book House, 139 N. High, j
Eyeriy Work Starts Construc
tion of the new $8,300 building of
the Eyeriy Tractor and Equipment
company on the Silverton road
just oulside the city limits was
started Thursday by Henry Carl,
contractor. Tlie building will be
90 by 100 feet jin size and will in
clude a machine shop.
Headquarters
Florist. Phone
jf or lilies. Olson
7166.
Obituary
McMillan
Edith J.
MiMillan,
at a local
hospital, April
10, at the age of
29 years
Survived
by husband,
mother, Mrs.
George
McMillan
Ellen Ramsey
both of Grave
Memorial services
Creek, Ore.
will be held
the Walker
home, Friday,
from the chapel of
Howell Funeral
April 11, at 3 p. m.
CARD jF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for all their kindness and
for floral , tributes in our "recent
sorrow.
Mrs. John Hain and family.
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Steiton
Pacauin's
Hand Cream
23'
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Jar
50c Jor 31
Kon sticky,
n o n oily
oream for
helping keep
hands soft
and youthful
Inoklnr. TJ a
morning
night.
PrephyUctlc
tlylcn
Tc:lh Brush
23
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StisUes mad of tha
new Mylon materials
that wont get soft
or soggy or pull out.
Long-handled brush.
Oat new on for
wj member of tit
No belts, no
no hut-
n n Pt.
tarred by
m at a r n
w o m an for
protection.
ScfcsII'sZinoPcds ,
Kelp relleTa shoe pressure
on peaky corns. Medicat
ed discs for quick remov
al of coma.
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Prices EHoctlTo
Fridcry Thro Monday
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, Fulton Wins Frlxe Torrest Ful
ton, salesman at the Valley Motor
company, Thursday received a Ze
nith" automobile radio as a prize
from the radio company's Seattle
representative, - a . Mr. Sturtevant.
The latter, on a sales inspection
trip,! stated that Fulton j was the
first radio salesman . between Sa
lem and Seattle who had attempt
ed to sell him a newly marketed
foot control device together with a
car radio. .j
Red azaleas 25c, glad, bulbs 13c
doz. Bedding plants. H. L. Pearcy
Nvtrsery. 245 1 Court.
Lions Honor Bennett Talbot S.
Bennett, Marion county's deputy
district attorney, was presented
with a past president's pin at the
Salem Lions club luncheon Thurs
day at the Marion hotel. The pres
entation was : made by Jack Bur
ton, a past president of the Hills
boro club, of which Bennett was
the head when he received his ap
pointment from the prosecutor's
office! here. Bennett is now a
member of the Salem dub.
Easter suggestions Lilies, aza
leas, hydrangeas, or a summer
blooming garden. Adams Florist
New Steusloff Bldg.
Retirement Certified Certifi
cate of retirement from the Capi
tol Dairies has been filed with the
Marion county clerk by Alton D.
Hurley, and Marion Creamery
and Poultry company has filed
certificate stating that it is oper
ating the business in his stead at
910 South Commercial street and
also at .515 South Commercial
street.
Large, crisp, pure white Easter
lilies artistically decorated. Olson
Florist -
Domestics in Demand An ever
increasing demand exists for do
mestic workers, the Salem em
ployment office now having or
ders for about 60 women and girls
for work in Salem and the sur
rounding area. Many of these jobs
pay above $25 a month with room
and board. Some pay between
$15 and $25.
Azaleas and rock daphne in bloom
for Easter gifts. Open Sunday.
Knight Pearcy Nursery, 375 S.
Liberty.
Brazil Is Subject Experiences
he had while in Brazil will be the
topic of T. O. Russell, chief engi
neer for the state public service
comrnissioner as speaker today at
the luncheon meeting of the Salem
realty board at the Quelle.
Salem General Hospital A u x.
rummage Fri. and Sat, Apr. 11
and 12, WCTU.
Benefit Set For its missionary
activities in Europe the Ladies'
Home league of the Salvation
Army is sponsoring a pie social
at the Salvation Army"' citadel.
241 State street, tonight at 7:30
o'clock. The public is invited.
$5 reward for return of gray
Persian cat lighter ruff around
neck. Ph. 5540, 888 N. Summer
St.
Credit Groap Meets Credit
problems that besiege furniture
men will be discussed by several
members of that group at the
luncheon meeting of the Salem
Credit association today at the
Golden Pheasant.
Don't forget the Cootie club dance
at VFW Hall tonight. .
Board Hears Reports The
educational committee, under
Chairman Carle Abrams, had a
large portion of the Salem YMCA
board of directors meeting Thurs
day noon with its report of activi
ties. Neighbors of Woodcraft cooked
food sale Sat. Gas Co. S. Comcl.
Line Addition Okehed The
Marion county court Thursday
approved a line extension in the
Marion district petitioned for by
.the Mountain States Power com
pany. The extension is 550 feet.
Easter flowers & plants. Lutz
Florist. 1276 N. Liberty. Ph. 9592.
Flower Bed Raided Mrs. J. A
Krebs, 985 Saginaw street, report
ed to police Thursday that some
one invaded her tulip beds during
the night and cut about two dozen
tulips of a choice variety.
Golden Top Milk. A full cream
raw milk from our herd of
Guernsey cows. Not skimmed. De-
uverd direct to you. Either morn
ing or even ins: delivery. We can
now serve a few additional cus
tomers. Phone 2-2572 and a repre
sentative will call or service mav
be started at once. Rhoten Farm
Dairy. i
Schedmle Outing Twenty
three .girls are eligible to spend
next Monday at Camp Silver
Creek as their reward from the
gym class attendance contest at
the YMCA in March.
M. Twain wh. broadcloth shirts,
1.65. Gold Stars, 1J5. America's
greatest shirt val A. A. Clo. Co.
Lovell at Fornm Dr. R. Ivan
LovelL, professor of history at
Willamette university, will be the
speaker Monday at S p.m. for the
Salem YMCA! forum. ;
QEIIEI1BED US .
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Spring outfit. We carry a complete line of Men's wear ...
of high quality, at reasonable prices. The reason we are
able to do this is because ear store is located at the mill
and our overhead Is low. All men's suits. Jackets, sweaters,
gabardine shirts in sport and dress, slacks, loafer and sport
coats, accessories, dress shirts, ties, socks, suspenders and
belts. - ; - . j v . . : - . v - - , -
Also Remember Our Women's Materials, Robes and Wool
Blankets Come In and Visit Our Retail Store
Ttcs. Kay Ucslen Hills Detail Slcre
260 S. 12th Street
Hours Saturday t to S Week Days S to 5:36
Justice
Feltpn Dismisses Jury
Unable to Reach
Alleged Drunken Driving
A justice court jury was dismissed late Thursday afternoon
when it informed Justice of the Peace Joseph B. Felton that it
could not reach a verdict in the case of Frani W. Rosebo rough,
tried on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
' The jury, which was out for
minutes, returned to the court
with the statement that it had
been unable to reach an agree
ment on the verdict, and was re
leased by Judge Felton.
Roseborough was arrested sev
eral weeks ago. '
caactJiT court
Talliene Wright, formerly Tal
liene Williamson, vs. Edwin Wil
liamson; petition for; modifica
tion of divorce decree to give
custody of minor child to defen
dant until child reached age 14,
at which time , option of either
parent is to be offered; defendant
released from payment of support
money in meanwhile.
Berneice Taylor and state ex rel
Berneice Taylor vs. Oscar Taylor;
affidavit of defendant stating $120
paid on account to plaintiff, and
that he has been unable to pay
$1000 owing on divorce decree by
April 1 despite sincere efforts; de
fendant further alleges the case
has not had a complete trial, and
asks that it be reopened.
Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance company " vs.
Thelma Dickson and Adolph
Schulze; complaint for $343.30 al
leged by the plaintiff to have
been paid on an insurance policy
held by Karl R. Horton for re
pairs of his automobile, allegedly
injured through defendants" neg
ligence on October 6, 1940 on the
Pacific highway five miles south
of Salem.
James Mahula vs. F. W. Thomp
son and Joe Bookshnis; motion to
strike portions of complaint
Ray E. Knowles as administra
tor of Clara Hayden Knowles es
tate, vs. Orin C. McDowell and
Georgetta Ames; complaint for
$10,000 for alleged wrongful
death of Clara Hayden Knowles,
plaintiff's decedent and former
wife; Knowles alleges deceased
was killed January 6, 1940, when
a car operated by Georgetta Ames
was struck by a Southern Pacific
locomtive at Winter and Trade
streets, Salem.
Hettie Kreikenbaum as admin
istratrix of Gerald Volk vs. Edwin
Maerz; Ardis Shepherd vs. Salem
Taxi service, and C. C. Shepherd
vs. Salem Taxi service; election
of plaintiff not to plead over en
tered in each case.
PROBATE COURT
Katie Herren estate; first semi
annual account of Pioneer Trust
company, administrator, shows re
ceipts, $1640.06; disbursements,
$640.56; assets, $6971.87.
Velena A. Cannon estate; ap
praisal of Elmer Johnson, Clyde
Ramsay and Erwin Kern at
$6409.99, of which $3261 Is in
cash, $2000 in real property and
the remainder in personal prop
erty. WUhelmina Zorn estate; re
ceipt of distribution of Erwin
Kern, executor and sole legatee,
for $14,821.69.
Joan E. Cooper and Bruce
Cooper guardianship; petition of
Mina Cooper, guardian, to borrow
$750 on real property security fct
cares and maintenance of wards.
jClara Cause estate; semi-annual
account of Henry Cersovsky,
executor, shows receipts, $892.16;
disbursements, $299.72; balance,
$592.44.
Abbie Eckhout estate; semi-annual
account of T. C. Gorman,
administrator, shows receipts,
$356.17; disbursements, $96.27;
balance on hand, $249.90.
Clara Mae Elliott estate; an
swer of Merion R- Jackson, execu
tor, to petition of Olive E. Ward
for removal of executor.
W. I. Staley estate; final ac
count of Carlisle B. Roberts, ad
ministrator, shows total receipts,
$4485.70; disbursements, $1823.17;
balance, $2263.52; petition also
asks approval of supplemental op-
New Sea Arrives Robert John
Lundin Is the name of a son born
Monday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Lundin at the Salem Gen
eral hospital. :
jSlatea Session Silverton Hills
grange win be guests and furnish
the lecturer's program at the
meeting of Salem grange on East
D street tonight.
Style for the young in heart, the
connoisseurs, the luxury-lovers
a custom-built model at produc
tion prices. A brand new Skyway
series. Pre-showing now before
general announcements. Bone
steele's, 370 N. Church.
t Water Beard Meets The Salem
water commission met briefly
Thursday afternoon for transac
tion of routine business. -
Clab to Meet Central Town
send club No. 6 will meet at 8
o'clock tonight in the courthouse.
you re to buy year New
Verdict in
tion agreement as to ftrtipm
mines between the deceased,
Frederick B. Andrews ahd .T. G.
DonalL owners, and JEdgar G. and
W. J. Pickleri who contracted to
develop the mine and pay $150,
000 in royalties in five years after
December is 1939. The supple
mental agreement provided that
the contractor! should mine certain
copper ore, and should pay the
royalty over s) 10-year period, the
owners meanwhile to furnish ne
cessary machinery. ,
Carrie Estella Haynes estate;
apraisal' at $2275.70 by George
Whipple, J. H. Baumgartner and
Ruby W. Emery.
Albert . Janz estate; final ac
count of Earl U. Adams and Ed R,
Adams shows
receipts, $9841, dis
$1486.07, balance,
bursements,
$8355.64; distribution arranged as
folows: Laurel V. Savage, $1038.
91 and Salemi real property: Lets
V. Adams, $2$38.91; Saul S. Janz,
$2538.91; and
Kreta E.
Janz,
mortgage and
$2233.91.
JUSTICE COURT
Thomas H. Humphrey, driving
with one headlight, fined $1 and
$4.50 costs, j
Melvin Johnson, larceny in
dwelling house of William Roth,
waived preliminary hearing and
SEARS BOUGHT 500,000 TO SAUE YOU
FROr.1 26c TO 61c OH EAC.3 SHIRT!
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Collar
Linings -
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Mercerized
Cotton
0 rood cloths
Full Sixe
ttongei from
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Three Tie Groups
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Stripes,
Plains, :
Figures
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Creep No. 1........25c Group Ne. 2... .49c
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484 SUte Street
OPEN
bound over to Marion county
grand jury; held in lieu of $309
bafl. j-.
- 21ARRIAGJS LICENSES
Anton J. Lackner, 28, farmer,
and Genevieve M Voltin, 25, do-
V K s, SIR, Dodge top 'em all
in dollar-for-dollar value!
Stop in today and let ca
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tmodarer hmmiw(. TrmmporUttion. mtatm and kxmj tasee (if mny),
xtr. Front aumctionmt mignalm mnd hmpw dumrda mt mttfttt extra
eoaf . Fluid Drmm $25 mxtrm. 5e yotn Dodgm or mmmy froetfe
rma. frioee eabecf to cJiene without not torn.
FLUID DRIVE ONLY 2S EXTRA
Hubbard Motor Co.
High at Chemeketa
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Qarke-Shephard Motor
Sensa tkool . even for Seors !
afford ta
miss this (mashing
from fin mercerized, combed
named for thair aver-right colters that ore fused, non-
wilt processed and reinforced with exclusive hidden
stays
for day-long crispness. . ,
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VAT-DYC3 COiAPtO .
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SANFORIZXD SKKUNX .
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,Tru-Point collars and cuffs ore guaranteed, jtoo! No
more frayed, fuzzy edges to mar your spic and span
oppearonce. If these collars and cuffs don't outwear
the shirt Itself, welt give you o new shirt! Full yokes,
pleated sleeves. Ocean Pearl buttons. White and as
sorted colors.
Purchased
Special ro Match
O Salem O
SATURDAY EVENINGS. UNTIL 9:00
mesuc, bom Sdo. ;
Christian Howard. Eismann, 3,
hop buyer, Marion Hotel,! and
Wllla Rosalie Ames. 27. book
keeper, 653 North Liberty street,
both Salem. j
prove it! Enjoy the thr&l of
your first Fluid Drive. Now
ia a rood time to trade I
Co.
Salem, Oregon
Silverton, Oregon
So sensational you can't
sale of Tru-Points.. Made
cotton broadcloths and
Toe- .
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kert e)1 efcrie
Shirt Sale Offer!?
Group He. 3 9Sc
Phones 9192-91S3-S19
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