'(Duly UBirneffs
FOUK fOWEl LXSES GRANTED
-t Permits to erect four power
lines were granted Thursday by
the county court.), Portland Gen-.-
era! , Electric corppany received
permission to extend a line west
.loaf Ratdilf drive to join an
existing line and i to extend an
other Une from county road No.
770 south along market roads No.
48 and 43 to join an existing line
near Drift creek, and also ea?t on
market road 43 for 0 J mile. The
Mountain States Power company
received permission to extend a
line? on county road No. 874 near
" AOmsville north to the, corner ancr
then east on No. 887 io the state
- highway. The second line apprv-
ed for that company is an extin
ction of Hne on county road No.
884 near Sublimity for about f 93
feet north.
,r ' j
- Sheaf er . Pens and Pencils have ,
arrived. Cooke Stationery Co.; 370 ,
State: " !
- ' t-- Jhoww' Rent-a-Tool. For rnt.
w'1 w,1,,a j Skill saws.- lawn mowers, elec
coat. Store your coat ana gei your
coat mothproofed. Price's. 133 N.
Liberty St. Phone 9121.
.STEWAKOEKS UKAUUAICS
Viola Jacobseh, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Jacobsen of 841
N. Liberty st. has been grad
uated from the United Air Lines'
stewardess school in Chicago and
is assigned to the company's west
ern division. Miss Jacobsen, grad
uate of, Salem high, 1942, while
at Wilkusrette university the sub
sequent two years, was a Pi Beta
Phi, editor of "Our House.' and
was voted pin-up prince s and
beauty queen.
"Cyn Cronise Photographs and
frames. 1st Nail Bank Bldg.
LuU Flower Shoppe. 1278 N. Lib
erty, phone 0592. .
AREA VACATED
Several lots ' and part of St.
James avenue in the Woodburn
Walilale Home Tracts were order
ed vacated Thursday by the coun
ty court. No objections had beeii
raised after announcement of a
hearing on the petition of Albert
and Anna Lenners requesting the
action.
SLIDES WILL BE SHOWN
"Oregon Scenes in Kodachrome"
will be the subject of slides to be
shown! by the Chemeketans at 8
tonight t the Mayflower audi
torium, 2135 Fairgrounds rd. The
Cascade mountains, the Oregon
beaches and the Rainier and
Olympic mountains of Washing
ton will be portrayed. Sponsors
have announced that he meeting
Is open to the public.
Bird and Zysset Xuto Co., 871
Wallace Road, offers complete
automotiverepairing. steam clean-
ingy wash and polish for your
automobile. ' Ph. 6666.
B1CTCLE IMPOUNDED
. Police early Thursday impound
ed a bicycle with" license 3772
after it had remained, apparently
abandoned, all night in the 300
block of Court street. ,
Insured Savings,, have always re
turned better than 2Ti annually
at Salens Federal. Inquiry wrl-
drills, all size, elec. hedge trim
mers, floor edger, trailer. 1132
Edgewater. Ph. 3646. W. Salem.
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis
charge certificates.
FOUR PARKED CARS HIT
Police reported Thursday that
a car driven by Mabell Helen
Drorbaugh, 1547 Court st., got out
of control when the driver swerv
ed to avoid colliding with a pick
up truck on Marion near Liberty
street. The car hit four cars park
ed in that block.: All cars were
Minn wttXXAM iMrsom
Barbara Williams, daughter of
Dr. and Mrv W. Irvin Williams,
formerly f tHe First Presbyterian
church. Salem, is convalescing at
Emanuel hospital, Portland, from
injuries sustained in a fall there
last week. Miss 'Williams is in
nurses training at Emanuel. Her
father, new pastor of the iFirst
Prebytcrian church of Long
Beach. California, flew north last
week to be with her.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat. Store your coat-snd get'your
coat mothproofed Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St Phone 9121.
BUILDING PERMITS GIVEN
The city engineer Thursday is
sued building: permits to E. M.
Kenton for $600 house altera
tions. 2130 State st.; Mjlford
Oliver for Wrecking a barn. 1 1570
N. Winter st , and R. W. Sum
mers for ' building a garage for
$300 at 2325 Laurel ave. t
Chinese food and specialties now
featured 4 at Leonard's Supper
Club. Special attention given to
parties or large groups for special
Chinese dinners. Also Salem's fin
est steak and chicken dinners
served from 6 p.mZ f
GRAVEL COMPANY CHANGES
Howard A. Jones has assumed
the business name of the Keizer
Sand and GraveL company. 1130
Spruce st according to two fil
ings with the county clerk Thurs
day. Henry O, Pfenning filed his
retirement from the business.
Lawnmowers. tools, sharpened at
your doon 966 .Center. Ph. 9081.
Film Stars Flan Weeding Late in Juij
e . j,.
I ,im 4 . " ' - ,
J . --' " '-SaBff ' ' jf.ZtmJrZ n i i n mm assM
WOMEN ATHLETES ELECT
Willamette university's Wom-
damaged but no ope was injured. ;e,ted Qjen 'rordund of Coos
ponce said. Bay as president: Betty Willard,
Beginning June 10th- Alma Fan- Salem, vice president; Helen Lar
ninir Goss. formerlv with Ed's son. Bend, recording secretary;
I Grocery, will be glad to meet her I Nan Wilcox, Laurel, Mont., point
NEW YORK. Jane 8 Film SUrs Job Hediak and Asune Baxter, share a cigarette while dining 1st New
York where they announced they would be married la Bsuiingaaae, Califs Jane 19 or 20, depending
en studio commit meat. The wedding will be at the heme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth X.
Baxter. (AP Wlrepheto).
Gleason's Frozen Foods Store, N.
Front Street.
BOARD TO MEET
The monthly meeting fir the
board of directors. Marion county
chapter American Red Crass, will
be held, Monday at . p m. at the
Grants Pass, treasurer; Virginia
Cannon, Salem, publicity chairman.
BABIES TAKEN HOME
Discharged from Salem General
hospital Thursday were Mrs. H.
S. Gambit and infant daughter,
Valsetz; Mrs. Henry F. Sierp and
daughter. 1135', N. 13th st.; Mrs.
James R. Hills and daughter,
route 3, and Mrs. Robert White
and son, 898 S. 12th st.
corned. 130 S. Liberty St.
380L
HOUSE PER. MIT GRANTED
Permission was granted to Roy
J. Bell, route 3. box 536A; Salem.
Phone Red Cross headquarters.
DRAMA GROUP INITIATES
Theta Alpha Phi. drama hon-
Obituary
Special meeting Pacifixr
Lodge No. 50. A. F. & A.
Fri.. June 7th, 10 a m.
Funeral Bro. Joseph E. Barber.
POLICE -UNION FEED
A feed for all members fcml
their families is planned for Fri
day night by the police officer's
union at the Labor Temple in
place of the regular meeting.
to move! a house along part of lem, and Janie Mathers and Dick
county road No. 837, Thursday by j Spooner, both of Portland. Con-
rrrdrBfcuxf
Mr. Clari H Fnpdenburs. late reni-
drnt, ,n' "'-':3,' t- Sheaf fer Pons and Pencils have
pital. Turf.dVi June 4. Survived by two j i c?. ,-
dauKhtcrf. Bm.ce riwhu of ! arrived. Cooke Stationery Co . 3.0
orary at Willamette university, i Salem nx Mr. wuuam "r'"; ' : state.
ir,ii t......r- A 11 c Oman. WIS) . ISO lo (rinarniiarrn
ii Alton Qa um. wain, ana ' " ,nimiuivi..
Hgaret Alien. 5a- I SerVlcr, wtu br M-ld Satuiday. Jun
the Marion county court. I ducting the initiation were Dr
i Herbert E. Rahe. Wes McWain
River silt top soil U fill dirt, and Joyce Feiden.
W1U V OiUU Os I al V Ci. a IJ-. ilVOQ j
TW DIRECTORS TO MEET
8. at lOSUat Oouh-Brrick cnaprl
witrt uiterrnrht in Btlcrtst Memorial
park. .
Persian
The board of directors of the
Salem YWCA will meet Tuesday
morning at the YWCA at 9:45
o'clock for the regular June session.
pi
tone for sale
furniture upholstered and re
laired by espert workmen. Mc-
Ivin Top JShop. 545 N. Church St.
VtKTV MEMBERS COMING
j Two national YWCA represen
tatives, Mrs. Margaret Edmunson
Norton and! Ruth Hill, will arrive flacs
in Salem June 14 to Visit local!
YWCA leaders and Community
Chest officials.
Experienced lingerie salesladies
wanted at Sally's, Court & Liber
ty. - : the Laurel Court was filed Tho-
trPfilT r vnirnv rniuv da with xht! rou,,ty l,,k bT J.
T Lf V'TODAY w Huuhinsr.n and Pauline Hut
Workers n the YWCA building rnimofl 222Q lUy.len . t.
wn v.ifiiii witt meti i or a
C arnrs
In thi city. Tuwdrr, Juix . Wil
liam D. Carii. ltr rmdrni of route
kittens RiniljnH Pt ' ,h of BS yrmr- Survived bv
' town. N V . and Karl ( arnen of Bar
rmvtfiti N J : a vrandson William S
t'arnen. W ilwiitn. Call! . three broth-
E Calling. lxs Anele. Fred
San Kiinciiro. and Herb
"artie. Omaha. Nebr .. and a itrr.
Mn. Hattie Barber, llaniilton. N Y.
Shipment waa made to Waterton.
Port- N.Y.. by tte W T Riddon company
lor wivicri ana iniei uieiii.
Shop. 463 Ferry St.
Experienced re3v-tn-w ear sales
larti VL'ritft at Kiillv' Pnnrt JU : ers. I
.- ... r i ' . i t arne
COLONIAL HOUSE CHANGES
Charles T. Pierce. 3391
land rd.. has assumed the busi
ness name.ii the Colonial House o'Brie
reIurant smirdinf tn a leiti- In ttiis elt June 5-,
r....- ;u ,k .. ,., O'Brien, late rrMdertt of ('malli. at
fnate filed with the county clerk fh ,r of w VMt, raIh,r of Mr
Thursday. Lottie K. Brown filed , I r-ler Dirktnl i-t Ontario, t alif. Mil
her retirement from the same ! Jamea Warren .f San Diego and Je
Mti.ll ithnwnl ! O'Brien of C'otvallia. Seivn-e ill be
estaomnment. , n,w stl)rd-v jMn(r , M p m.
the rtiapel of Mt, "ret Abev ntauau
leuni. Direction W. T. Hindon company
AYDELATTS ARE PARENTS i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aydelatt.
route 7, are the parents of a ,
daughter born Thursday at Salem !
Deaconess hospital.
Reroof with Johns-Manville Shin
gles. Ma this Bros., 164 S. Com'l.
Phone 4612.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Jessie Mae Lindley of Miller's
fur department left Wednesday
for a two-weeks' vacation in San
Francisco.
v .t,y- . iV
t mt. '
Encene Murray, of 445 Hood St..
Salem. Ore., in a portrait
sketched from life by Nicholas
Petti. I'SO-Cimp Shows artist,
last November. In Lincayen
gulf. At the Ume the portrait
wu made, Murray was with the
849th ordnance depot company.
In the Philippines.
I -a tot type power floor sanders
John Joseph and polishers. Woodrow's, 325 Ceti-
Wedding pictures taken at
church 520 State. Ph. 5722.
Phone 21754.
th
Khi
William t. Krtox. late re.ident of
J107 IVnltr etree. at 1t home of h
. : I wmi. John Knot. 7904 S E. Yamhill
COl'RT NAME FILED j .rreet. Poitland. June 5. a(e 7 years.
The utnmMl l,.iin-v rum of: Survived also bv htm widow. Ida Knox.
ter St.
MERTZ SON IS BORN j
A son was born, at Salem Dea
coness hospital Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Mert, IMS Mill st.
Red fryers. Rice's. 450 Hollywood
Drive. Out Silver ton Hwy. to 1st j
Shell station, turn riaht. i
CARS COLLIDE
i Autos driven by Gladys T. Laf
' ky, 610 N. 15th st.. and Jerry C.
: Fayne. 1785 N. Capitol st., collided
, Wednesday noon at Capitol and
!Chemekc4a streets, police report
ed. Clarence Hammer. 1488 State
st.. a passenger in the Payne car,
incurred minor bruises. Both' cars
had to be towed from the scene.
Marjorie Wells
Representative at
Student Parley
Marjorie Wells., Salem YWCA
young adults program director,
has been designated as a staff
representative for the regional
executive committee of the Stu
dent Christian Association move
ment. Pacific northwest area, and
as such will go to the student con
ference at Seabeck, Wash., June
22-29.
The conference Is sponsored
jointly by the YMCA and YWCA
for students from all sections of
the northwest. Shirley Gribskov
is the student committee repre
sentative from Willamette uni
versity and Caiola Hayes of Wil
lamette Is co-chairman for the
event.
From June 16-22 Miss Wells
will attend the YWCA slimmer
conference for business and Indus
trial girls at Gearhart.
The Oregon ytotoamcn. j&afosn, 'Oregon. TrUoy. Tune 7 f94 3
Vets Asked to
Cheek Glauses
In! Insurance
Ex-servicemen! should examine
their commercial insurance poli
cies to be sure thai any ' war
clauses' in effect during their
service have been suspended, was
the warning issued, Thursday
by the state department of vet
eran's affairs.
Certain special benefit provi
sions such as double indemnity,
waiver of premium or disability
Income In commercial policies
may have been automatically ter
minated or suspended and vet
erans should apply in such cases
to have these provisions restored,
it was advised.
Furthermore, veterans who ser
ved In the armed forces before
Sept 2, 1945, but failed to re
port their status, may bare paid
premiums for 'provisions which
were no longer in force, and it
should be possible for them to
obtain refunds, according to no
Jices being sent out to policy
holders by some . companies.
Veterans' Affairs Officials said,
reinstatement of ' supended pi
visions will not be sonde unt.l
the veteran notifies thes company
that. he is discharged from tr.e
service, by terms of certain com
mercial contracts. 'A , t
Frel Meyer Stores
Sian Union Contracts
Both Salem stores of Fred Mey
er, Inc., have signed! contracts;
with the Retail Clerks Unionl R.
L. Rolow, secretary of the union
announced Thursday.! Rolow sal
he believed ' the contract would
result in higher wages but te
rates had not yet been deter
mined. . iV' : I
Afcor
UP-T0
GlASStS
.DATE?
DA1GIITER TO NOFZIGERS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nofziger.
Wanted, dishwashers, waitresses
and kitchen help, experienced or
inexperienced. Call or phone 3778,
Iabor Temple, A. B. Peterson.
Secretary.
report luncheon at the Marit.n
hotel this jnoon. Reports should
be in the hands of the campaign
auditors b-f 11:30 a m . Mrs. H
C. Maison.j drive chairman, said
Thursday, j
Listen to Burke's Radio Camera
Program :50 ajn. today.
Painting and tlecotiting..Ph. 7552
EAST VIEW PLAT SET
Plat for the Erft View addition,
east of Woodburn has been ap
proved by the county court. Fil
ing was by W. Earl and Lila F.
Dunn and shows 14 tracts of about
an acre and a haif each.
HARLAND ELECTED
Salem: daufhter. Mix Rn.nw Knox. ,7. ' . , Harlanit I e m attoi nev
Si.ien, two MM. Arthur o Knx. 1545 Plaza. West Salem, are par-1 y I . em attorney
an Dieo. C aiir and haiie w -nts of a daughter bortTVrhursda v ! was elet terl moderator of ( ongre
at Salem DfattmeM hospital. gational churches Wednesday at a
; state C ongregational conference aj
rhiiwi. I MCM'irey ouee v up win wirii uiir.
m . wiin i own to trie iiuhln tx-vinniiiM Mon .
June 10. 1546, until 1 a m. until
Knox. Valeofta. Mix Member of
MrtlwidiM riutch;. Sale in lodcc No SO
A f. A A M .-ivlce h hiM im
llir Iliwrll-I4iai runeial cuapei. i
Saturdav. June S. at 10 JO
cone I ud i n ervirea at I .rr , Mkhhii
auspice of ludce No. so. A f Si am : further notice
KMt
Mn Rulh Ku"t at a local hospital
June 4 Mother Mr. E 1.. Wh.lrv
DEACONESS DISCHARGES
Salem Deaconess hospital dence.
.ON TO DICKINSONS
I A son was born Thursday at'
Salem General hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Dickinson, Indepen-
of rail HrooM raiif Mr. Rex Oumton ! Thursday discharged Mrs. John
of Tacoma and Mr. David Eastman of i Ediger and infant daughter. West
For Your Cherry lyui Fly Use
lie . BUST 10133"
3
, No equipment or machinery neoetary. Simply
light it with a match after placing it under the
tree and the job is done.
' For F urther Particulars See
Your Local Dealer
Salem Seed & Implement Co.
210 State St. - Phone 4903
m
Blair Industrial laboratories. loe.
Sia First National BaaJk Bldg Salem
San FranciNpn. Ilipnient mill be made
to Taroma OJ I Inu h-Barr lck company
for services and interment.
Joseph Eugene Barber. Thj home
lane I. at the are of 47
Barker
In Seattle. Ji
year. Brother ot Mr. Mifrm Ieadly
of .Mallard. - towa. Lester Barber of
Lebanon and, Lee Barber of Turner.
Sf rviifi will be held Fridar. June 7.
at 10 30 am at the Clouh-Ban ick
chapel villi Rrv, Gene . Robinson of
ficiating Ritualistic servK-e by Pa
cific lodge No 30 AT Ac AM' Interment
will be. in City V lew cemetery.
Saew
Albert . Henry Snos-. in this city.
Mav 31. Survived bv a sister. Margaret
S. Kennedy of kVanaor. Maine. Shtp-
; merit Has been made by dough-Bar-
rick company to Bangor. Me . for serv
ice and uiterment.
'Salem; Mrs. Orville Townsend
and baby son, Jefferson, and Gary
Lee Sadler, 100 Abiams ave. t
Colonial House will re-open Sat
urday, June 8. Phone 21391.
MINNESOTANS VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays and
'Son, Delbert, of Duluth, Minn,
are isiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Ivy Coons, 1310 N.
Summer st.
rirE LINE PERMITTED
Permission for a six-inch pipe
crossing county road no. 87 has
been granted Maurice Towery,
by the countyt court.
Free -mothproofing for your fur
coat. Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St. Phone 9121.
THOMPSON BOOKED
Henr James Thompson. 1020
Jefferson, st., has been booked
at the county jail on a charge of
drunken driving.
Eyes cKoaea. Glosaos ooa'L
Ualoao you've bod your eyes
aoiBusod tocoally. M stay bo
loot further coriacttoo la Indi
cated Oniy way to ssako auto
w to ooobo U lot e ckock-up.
Moooro oyswoor Is ao Ualtorloe
bos mw 9loaaaa. tt oaadad,
will poy you 9ototia divi
dmmdm in oood looks oa wail
o correct vlaajam.
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED
B R 0 w ir s
OITICAL SERVICE
Since 1926
Liberty and Court St.
.1KB
June lOah
i , 1 1
Fathers1 Day
FOR 'A GIFT HE WILL LI
S HI P I JT
CLOTHES SHOP
Better Known fpr Quality, Style Sc Greater
Value. For Men & Young Men
Qualify Ties
Cotton & Iriah Linen Hamdkerchlefa. White & ColereL
Rayon & Wool Hose 1 ! i
Bells, Suspenders Nationally Adyertiaed
Pl.e1e.Moo Unl- Union Made Finest
Lneison nais rur ru
Free Cigarette Lighter With Every Hat !.
QUALITY UNDERWEAR
AtKIatic & T Shirts for Particular Men. who want Short V
Brief the beet In fabric, style and make.
Spori Coals, Slacks, i !
Topcoats, Raincoats i
Suits - Out - Today:
''A Shipment Js-Qn The Way
Drop in & inquire. lreterans get first preference
Suit Cases & Hand Luggage
II FRETS A FRIENDLY TIP
PRICES ARE GOING UP
II Yon Need A Topcoat - Day If lion
While tie have a fine selection to choose from,
at reasonable prices. Choose from cravenetted
100 , a wool gabardines, cavalry twills, .camel
fleeces &. herringbone tweetls.
QUALIT
n
OSl CATER Q.J7 J VALUCI (
J. Joaephsoiw Prop. - Howard Hunsaker, Mat.
-387 State Street
Next Door to Hartman'a Jewelry Store
1
In San Franeiaeo. June i. Mary Ar-
I mtnta Runde, late resident of Mill City,
j Ore, at the are of S3 years. Mother ot ;
. Mrs. Edna McNellv and Theodore
Brags. boUi of Ran rraneiaeo. Captain 1
Paul S. Runde. U S. army, and Ruth '
Hucke of Vancouver. Wash. Four
grandchildren alao ium Funeral
services miU Oe tld Saturday. June
S. at 2 p m in that W T. Riiton rhapel
with rotvrlodtnc services at Be k-test
Memorial park. Tile Rev. Dudley Strain
will officiate.
CARD OF THANKS
We, the children of the deceased
James iarsen, wish to give our
thanks to those -who were so kind
and helpful during our recent be- '
reavement.
Coal
Briquets ,
X ears eoal. 1 ear brlqeels. Just
arrived. Pvrehooe soer wiater
sooply aow while available.
Laraer Transfer &
Storage
t N. IJberty SL
l-hene S1S1
1.
Augsburg College Choir
Henry P. OpMth, Director
COME and HEAR
This Distinguished Choir of the JS'orthwest
at the
I Khaefa 1 II
j
Leslie Junior High School Auditorium
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 8:15 P. M.
Tickets loa Sale at the Door and ot Will's Muaic Store.
.Ralph' Johnson's Appliance and The Grill
Students. Children, SOc
Adults. $1.00
Children Under 10 Yrs Free
Don't Forget
Dno Vilanin Capsules
Vltamles riea Liver
and Iron
Sold only at
Schaefsr's
m dajs treataneet
$2.79
TVTAaiee yOtf up when
you feel run down
y i rrrr
r
A niiiklm -,
ral aalM with hras iWe
Jm
r V' .mi
m m as zm - m m m sf
t 13 f
S U Jh kaa lef Weeo aa
.mnI WeJ.. SWss
" aeeetite aod WeJp
V awcreaaa SmU
i
1.50
to
irASn;rttlr'j
stmstrz.
as W " -i -
"las un
Va
Ar WftcMnt aokitien aoeciely
asatul ss regain sere throat and
tkraat initaUana due ts asUa. Sa
rs4. Get Aottaaptina taJay a
50 c
HEALTH
? Give your health as much consid
eration as you would ; your bus
iness. Consult your physician per
sonally.
Often a physician's treatment calls for the compound
ing of prescriptions. When it does, bring, them to our
pharmacy and you can feel confident that we will dis
pense the exact medicines your Physician prescribed.
grhaefer'a
Anlacid Powder
Promptly relieves acid stom
ach, gas and LCk f
heartburn. Bottle
SKUI IRRITATION
fee fa esfemsl cevtes,
reXeree1 aeayry I
DER-M A-MOL
SCHAEFER'S
RHEUMATISM
REMEDY
Will relieve your
rheumatic j pains.
Only al Schaefer's
a
50c
i.ii.u:iHAftr3T-
49 c
This Is the official Penslar Remedy Store for Marlon County.
Yon will find these. preparations of highest quality and guaran
teed to be exactly for what they are told and represented to be
Nerve and Bono
Lininenl
Sure relief for thca ire ach
ing muscles, from exercise and
gardening. j
50c and $1.C3
Bsetltog
by
Use the seieoUfle
reasovo yoer corn
slog Schatfer'i
comi I1EIIEDY
' 25c -j 1
No Belief. No Tf
Bark paios' snese trewble.
Try Schaefer's
Kidney Pills, 50c
Don't have itching poison
- oak ... Use Hood's
'"I
Poison Oak Lolion
50c and $1.00
Sold Only ' at Schaefer'a
135 N. Commercial St.
Sole Agents for Penslar Remedies for Marlon i Caen ty
Prescription Filled 1899-191
Phone 5197-9723
WasTSB8TTIFIIf!W.-