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The OBEGON STATESMAN, Salem. Qrso'n. Friday Morning. May 9. 1841
FAGS SEVER
Southern Pacific Reports New
tartim
chedules Si
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! New schedules for Southern Pacific passenger trains includ
ing the addition; of another train. each way daily, will become
effective Sunday, May 11, it was announced by the company
Thursday. ;: .
; Principal change will be for the southbound Beaver, popular
coach-tourist .(rniiomr . train.' 1
which will be moved up four hours
earlier than now applies. " It will
leave Salem at 7:22 p. m., arriving
San Francisco 1:50 p. m. next day.
Northbound the Beaver will arrive
Salem at 1:11 p. m.
Southbound the Cascade will de
part at 6:37 p. m i earlier than
now, and arrive San' Francisco at
1 p m. next day.
Under the new schedule the
Oregonian will leave Salem at
11:28 p. m. and arrive San Fran
cisco at. 7:30 p. m. Northbound It
will arrive here at 1:59 p. m.
Minor changes will be made in
the schedules of the Klamath
which will depart from Salem at
10 a. m. and arrive San Francisco
7. -50 a. m. next mornin-. North-1
bound it will depart from Salem at
6:37 p.m. " ( , I
The West Coast will depart from
here at 11:47 p. m. and arrive Los
Angeles 8:45 a. m. second morning.
249th CA Has
Practice jWalr
FORT STEVENS, May 8 Firing
of full calibre loads by the heavy
coast artillery rifles on both sides
of the Columbia river here got
under way Thursday as the first
major activity of a practice "war"
declared Wednesday for the train-
River Road
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It's Time to Have Your
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: Valuations placed orr five) pieces
of property needed as a right of
way before work of straightening
and realigning the South River
road can be started are to be
turned over to -the. Marion county
court today, according to J. F. Ul
rich. As chairman of the Salem
Realty board's appraisal commit
tee, Ulrich, with Eugene Graben
horsf and J. D. Sears, committee
members,, inspected the property
Thursday. x
Before appraisal prices had been
announced two of the five proper
ty owners agreed with the court
Thursday afternoon to sign prop
erty rights required for the road
betterment program over to the
county, members of the court an
nounced. With N. C. Hubbs, county en
gineer, and State Highway Engi
neers Cutler and Booth, Ralph Gi
rod and J. Smith, county commis
sioners, plan to view on Monday
the newly-marked North Santiam
road tt ascertain what encroach
ments if any must be removed be
fore the road can be accepted by
the state as a secondary highway.
Club Nominates ;
New Officials
Virgil T. Golden was nominate
by the Salem Lions club past pres
idents' committee Thursday to
succeed George A. Rhoten as pres
ident at the annual election, May
12. , . -1 , ,
Other nominees include:
First vice-president Walter R
Dry,H.'.W.'"Joer. Land, Ed Scnre-
der; i second vice-president Dr
Estill Brunk, Hollis W Hunting
ton, Edward Majek; third vice
preside n t Monroe S. Cheek,
Charles .H. .Strickfaden,- Denver -Young;
directors, two to be elect- !
ed Roy B. Houser, Tracy Porter,'!
Jack Putnam, Dr. John Ramage '
E. V. Vernon, Harry Willett ;..' j
Blaze in Salem 1
Quelled Quickly
Fire on the roof of the Honey
wood Distilleries, 1455 Oak street,
was extinguished by firemen from
the central and east Salem sta
tions Thursday afternoon before
any damage was done other than
a small hole burned in th rmt
. 1 The alarm was given about
1:43 p.m. ;
For Summer
Neatness
Guaranteed
Workmanship
Factory Lasts to
Prevent 4
Shrinkage ;
Reg. 35e Value
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With This Coupon
Void After May 1Z
SHOE CLINIC
Lower Level - Fred Meyer
Drug Bldg
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Ing of coast artillerymen, of, the
249th CA reeimenL The "war"
period will close next Tuesday. J
; Target practice will continue
Friday and Saturday."
! The troops have had little expe
rience with this sort of 'heavy fir
ing as only sub-calibre loads have
been fired heretofore. Tracking of
apparatus and firing will be on
target towed by river, and ocean
tugs; The targets' will carry col
ors identifying them as destroyers,
cruisers, or the. type of craft they
represent ; , '
1 Due to all posts being manned
on the 24-hour basis, no' passes
will be issued for outside the post
until the "war" period is over.
Confined to Bed -
SILVERTON Mrs. B. Tingel
s tad, 90-year-old mother of Oscar
Tingelstad, president of Pacific
Lutheran college, is confined to
FTi . 1 1 n 1 1 j 1 J u 1 i n
Ladles Leather or Composition
!leel Lifts
Plant Savant -
Issues Book
First copies of "A Manual of
the Higher Plants for Oregon,
latest book by Dr, Morton JE.
Peck of Willamette 1 university;
are off the pr$ss and on sale.
Listing 3203 species, the volume
is the result of over 30 years of
collection and study of plants.'--;
Dr. Peck, professor of biology
at Willamette since 1908, will re
tire from teaching at the end of
the present school; year. He is
known as an authority on ,Ore
gon flora and has approximately
2,000 species in the herbarium at
the university.: i
her bed at her home here this week
following a fall. She was reported
improving late Wednesday. -'-
I Don't Suffer From Tight Shoes
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; Make Tour
! Heels Look
1 "Trim i
Reg.
25c
Value
L-0-IT-G-E-R
vm-d-e m
Actualy Re-Sizing
: Stretching
not
' With This Con Don
Veld After May 12 I
shoe cumc !
Lower Level - Fred Meyer
Drug Bldg. I
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With
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After
SHOE CLINIC
Lower Level - Fred Meyer
Drug Bldg !
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Backed for President
L. H. Wright of Stayton is being
backed by the Stayton Lions club
for the district presidency of the
state Lions organization, te be
voted on at the district conven
tion at Baker June 15-17, Grant
Murphy, Stayton mayor and mem
ber of the club, announced before
the Salem den Thursday. . Wright
served as zone chairman last year
Heads Banks
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Andrew Mills, Jr.
Now president of the Dry Dock
Savings Institution In New York.
Andrew Mills, Jr., is scheduled to
be elected president of the Na
tional Association of Mutual Sav
ings Banks at the annual confer
ence In Philadelphia May 7-S-9.
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Crystal Cut
Creamer & Sugar Set
Packed with Fifth Avenue:
Miniature Chocolates jj
A choice assortment
of delicious candies fit 3
packed in creamer " f
and sugar set A nice sift "
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Fancy Pastel Colored
Gift Boxes
-Packed with Fifth Avenut
Miniature Chocolates !
AttracUvely packed Cfl CA
5th Avenue candies f lWW
. . a delightful gilt for and l
your Mot er. i M a d tf" PA
more ten pting with yAwv
lou 01 Duuer ana wnipping
cream.
Let Mother Hear Your Voice on Mother's Day !
rP) Record
and Recording
of Your Own Voice " x
With Each Box of Candy, $1.00 er More ;
Send your very own personal message to your Mother this
.nvujcr uj, r ria atjir vanay sections au nava a
recording machine so that you can make a record of your
own voice, speaking whatever you wish to say -to your Mother
on this Mother's Day. .
Beautiful Mothers Day Gift Box
Fifth Avenue Chocolates
2-lb. Box of Chocolates
25c Lace Trimmed Handkerchief
h Mother's Day Creeting Card ;
Your Own Voice Recording
" for $t75 1 .L-
See this attractive box of candy, beautiful hankie and
greeting card at all Fred Meyer Candy Sections. It's a
f t r 1r.11 i , m
penect gut xur jjiomer . . . ana witn ine recoramg 01
your voice it becomes a truly personal gift every
mother will deeply appreciate. If you wish to send this
gift "out of town" be sure to order in time for mailing.
2 Vz-Ib. Fancy tin, chocolate filled, 98c
1-lb. Box of Asst. Chocolates, 2 layers; 25c
"Rower Dish" .
Packed with Fifth Avenue
Miniature Chocolates
Complete with china f)Q
center novelty, white OT -rock
and flower; II .
holder. Packed In II
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luicj ceuopnana ana
attractively packaged.. j
Salted Nuts, packed assU one IB. box 65c
Salted Cashews, Almonds, Pecans, etc, lb. box 55c
Csndy Section , S 1
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The Perfect Cake for Mother
Roses In Snow
Petits Fours, individual iced cakes, 5c each
Date-Nut' Bread, with Oregon walnuts, 15c
Mary Ann Shells, for shortcakes, 6 for 15c
fred Meyer Bakery Section !
Silver OaEte
- Delicatessen . aud Candy Section
2-Layer
Round
Serves 14-16:
A cake that will bring rOha" and "Aha" of
delight from everyone . . . and deepest appre
ciation from Mother. It's a delicious silver
eaka iced with butter cream and topped with
cocoanut macaroons . , and decorated with
roses. Get one for your Mother tbli Mother
Dsy. . . ' r
Delicious Fifth Avenue
Moiier's cay
See Cream
Dessert Mother laves
any of the year! Fifth
Avenue lee Cream . . -for
Mother's Day it's
decorated with a tulip
red center, tulip ihaped
la delicious vanilla ke
cream. Serve ice cream
en Mother's Dv . . .
aa economical dessert.' J
Pecked iir Frostairo to Keep Firm
fer 4 Hours at No Extra Charjt
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NOT SALE STOCKINGS THESIS . . . but for ONE
WEEK ONLY ... we tre : giving every woman who
appreciates really fine quality hosiery an opportunity
to stock up and save. Many EXTRA MILES of wear.
More beauty and hosiery r satisfaction will be yours
when you select your hosiery needs from the lovely
colors keyed to spring costume shades.
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UTILITY HOSE
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Values to 79e
Choose from cobwebby sheers, utility chiffons
r six-thread service weights. . . In irregulars
r our higher priced hosiery, Save!
Fomous ALLURE HOSE
' Values to $1.00
Needs no Introduction! Made of silk twisted to
the perfect turn for durability and elasticity.
43 gauge, s-thread hose for dress, 4-thread for
utility wear. j
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Km Ave. CREPE HOSE
$1.15 Valuts for -
An unheard of price! 48-gauge special construc
tion of crepe twjit . . perfect qualltyguarantsed ,
ringrless sheers, Dull -finish. Snsr resistsnt . .
UX. WITHIN A HEEL lor EXTRA WEAR
Women's Wear Sectloa .
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AUlia lluth
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Sixes
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Tailored or lace trim
med rayon satin or
erepe slips to wear
with your Spring cos
tume. They're Ideal
gifts for Mother, too!
Guaranteed seasss to-
sure longer wear! . .
: white only
selection.
Rayon Satin and Crepe
GOWNS
Gift
Hankies
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No Other hankie has such
feminine chsrm and dainti
ness as the Diachees hankies.
They're printed by special
process on fine, sheer-textured
cloth woven of Egyptian
yarns i . . printed in IS dlf
ferent patterns you'll love!
$150 $1.95
Values 11 i
Soft, Rrmceful rayon satin gowns . ; .
always a welcome gift Conventional .
tailored styles or beautiful lace trim- I
wku ooaice moaeis. uenerous cut and
length. Sizes IS and 17.
5-Fce. Set
DovI
Coupon I7W
Women's Wear Section
. Reirular 25c! Keep foods fresh.
I Void after May 12, 1M1.
Women's Wear BeUon '
Sweet Dreams"
Ensemble
. 54.95 $3.95
Value .
Beautiful pastel colored
gowns and robes of lovely
rayon crepe. . 'i . Lavishly
sprinkled with gay posies '
In a dainty decorative mo-'
tif. Give your Mother one
of these gorgeous creations
on this Mother's Day. Sizes
to 40 la the selection.
Women's Wear Sectloa i
Prices Effective ;
Friday ThruMonday
frviumi TBer f-THoe
. Values to 79c
ifi Aprons
Organdies, - broadcloths tad
S0-squar percales tn plan
tailored and novelty trimmed
styles. . . Largs coveralls er
dainty cocktail aprons.
Women's Wea Secilos f
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