Ottyc.NBwg IIDirneffs
kim iktv Mitrr
Th Nlem Cieological sotiety's
rn-'iri Tmitari'ay night will be
tMitnd to brief (1icuMon of
,ihl!fhtf of trip which five
riembfti lecently have marie Jo
pliers of t ofivul-i able geologic
mta-reat VI r P W. trier will
pak ihi "Side-Trip fnm W";
Hu trrt Tisinger on "A Visit to an
Ohm Quarry Vi!larl L-ibby on
My Recent Expenence in the
John Day Country": Allen Wilcox,
)r . oci "The Boie 'iinventwin of
Ihe Northwest Federation of Min-eial-.gc
Societies" ard Carl P.
Ru hard imi "A Visit to the ("ran
Ivrix'k Institute of Science " The
rneet.tig ) scheduled for 8 p m.
in the lerture room of Collin hall
twi ti e Willamette university rm
rni. I)r Ray M Walt hat opened an
o.'fue ffr the ptactue of medicine
arvl aurfery at 15 W. Superior,
Sa!em. Phone 651.
Dame tongiht Crystal Gaidens.
C IIMSTOPHFR IN PORTLAND
John Christopher, who has been
tant in the laboratory at the
s'ate hofpttal. ha completed hi
work at Willamette university, re
turned to hi hme m Portland
and will enroll as a mediral stu
dent in the University of Oregon
school of medicine this fall. Neni
MtFarland has replaced Christo
pher on the hospital staff.
Luts Flower Shoppe. 127t N. Lib
erty, phone 9312.
SNOW AT CAMP PIONEER
Snow fell over . the. weekend at
Camp P'oneer. Hy Scout summer
nmn in the Cas ade, according
t report (torn a party of men
who are buUding new kitchen and
mess hall facilities at the camp.
Lyle Itght.m. Cascade area scout
executive, said that work will con
tinue until the weather prevents
travel in the area.
I .awn sprinkling systems by C. S.
Whitromb Co. For Information
ca:i2161.
MRS. KEELINC. IIOMi:
- Pauline Johnww Keeling", aecfe
tai to Ir. J. C. Evans, state ho
pi'al superintendent, ts back at
her d-k following her vacation,
a portioti of whuh was spent at
the Frndletn Roundup
)mif Uwigiht Crystal Gardens.
OU HOK IS SEATTLE' .
Zoilre M. Volchok. former Sa
lem man and son of Mr. and Mrs.
A Volchok. 1S95 S Church at.,
has announced hs aociation with
Sterling Theaters !rir of Oregon
and Waahington. His headquarters
are a Seattle.
Free mothproofing for your fur
C,oat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 133 N
Liberty St Phone 9121.
TO ALASKA
lima Grace Turner, super inten-d-nt
of nurses at the state hoe
n'(! is vacationing $ Alaskan
waUis She went to Seattle by
plane and took a ship there.
Waitre wanted. The Spa. -
RETl RNS TO PORTLAND
Edna MeAdsmi has resumed
her nursing duties in Portland af
ter two months of vacation-relief
wcik at the state hospital here.
I SCOUT OFFICE JOBS FILLED
Two office staff appointments'
announced Tuesday by the Sa
I lern headquarters of the Boy
Scouts place Mrs. Genevieve
' Ruhle. former state parole board
secretary, as secretary and Doris
; STulheit as registrar. Mis Stuth
eit replaces Helen Littau. who will
work in Portland, and Mra. Ruhle
soon will replace Lisbeth Ken-,
nedy, who resigned before her re
lent marriage.
i Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Ll-
, berty Street.
LEAVE SALEM GENERAL
i Discharged Tuesday from Sa
j lem General hospital were Mrs.
M. H. Gallagher and infant son
of S90 N. 12th st.. Mrs. Robert F.
Austin and son of 1343 Edge water
st., Mrs. H. L. Hill and daughter
i of 1243 Huge st.. West Salem, and
Mrs. R. N. Alderin and son of
: 2201 W. Nob Hill st.
New location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court SL, over Smith Baking Co.
I BOV BREAKS LEG
j Four-year-old Richard McCar
I roll. 1115 S. 17th sU was struck
. by a bicycle Tuesday at the veter
an housing project, breaking his
leg. The boy was taken to Salem
General hospital by first aid men
wnere nis leg was put into a cast
and he was released.
Dance tongiht Crystal da i dens.
HOT CREASE BURNS
Mrs Virgil Pade. route 7, box
120; Salem, was treated bv first
aid men Tuesday at 10:45 a.m.
for second and third degree burns
on her left hand and stomach in
curred when she was splashed
i by hot f ieae.
I Furniture upholstered and ra
I paired by expert workmen. Mc
Xlvin Top' Shop. S4S N. Church St
MAD.HEN SAWS THUMB
David Madsen. 575 Ford st., ac
ridentallr uweri hi ih,,!. i
j the high school manual training
t shop Tuesday, and was taken to
I Salem General 1.. 1 w t
aid men at 3:15 to have stitches
taken.
What U a Realtor? A member of
the Salem Board of Realtors. A
Real Estate Broker pledged to con
duct business in accordance with
the Code of Ethic adopted by the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards. ,
DAVIS MASHES FINGER
First aid men were railed to
110 Hansen st. Tuesday at :23
pm. to treat G. O. Davis, who
amaahed his little finger while
roofing a building. - '
Dance tongiht Crystal Gardens.
REMOVE SPLINTER
First aid men. removed a splin
ter from beneath the fingernail
of Norman Orford. 102 W. Lincoln
st. at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 3722.
SONS OF NORWAY TO MEET
Salem Sons of Norway will
Ceet at o'clock tonight in the
onunt's clubhouwe at 4tJ0 N. Cot
tage st-, According to President
Theodoro Nelson. "News fjfom
Norway" wil 1 be presented by
Louise) Arneson, social dire tor.
and Norwegian whist will f be
played j with prizes awarded to the
winners. Plans for the Leif Eiick-
son dinner, October 9, will be tpn-
Unuedji
i
Discharge service lapel buttons
now a van bit at, Browns jewel
era and Opticians. Bring
jharsjai certificates.
TO AKTM ASTERS TO MEET II
j Lewis Mayers (was head ti
master a) last night's meeting of
the Salem, : Ttmaster s aiub
Speakers wtre'George MooreHead.
Harlan Petrson. Des Long
Lowell' Jones. Officers will bq
stalled; at
meeting.
Bis-
4
I in-
next Tuesday night's
was
nos-
ere
Waitress wanted.; The Spa.
ENDORSE SCHOOL SUPPORT
:' Two; nw endorsers of the. Hsic
school support committee arel the
Oregon federation of labor (AppL)
and Oregon division of the Ameri
can association of iunivejlity
j i j j!
women, me scnooi suppon ojm
mittee in Portland has announced.
1 - i i : ' i r- ii
Free mothproofing for your ?fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St Phone 912L
TAKEN TO PORTLAND
I Mrs;i J. i Deane Patterson
taken to the Good Samaritan
pital in Portland Monday w
she wUl undergo a major o4ra
lion the end ot the week. Mrs
Patterson has been ill the jlast
month and was in a local hospi
tal.
r ree moinproonng lor your if ur
coat Stor your cnat and get jbur
coat mothproofed. Price's, IsISn.
Uberty St Phone 912L p
i ;i . i U
TEACH IS SPEAKER
I G. W, Teach of the consumer
information (service for Calvert
Distilleries, is to be the spesjeer
at this! noon's meeting of the Hol
lywood . Liortg club in the tpns
P"- ' : - II
Dance j tongiht CrysUl Gardes
JOIN STAFF jf
; Vivian Wood and Betty Johifin
son, graduate nurses from ErtiSn
uel .hospital, Portland, Phyllis
Warner; from Idaho and Irene
0ray have recently joined jjhe
state hospital nursing staff.
ruel oSt Call L.;C. Mitchell. Ph
23227. j . ; i: If
Car cushion afire
i A burning back -cushion fri a
car parked at the 100- block! of
south 12th street was extinguished
by city firemen at 9 p.m. Tues
day.
River
ComTi
I!
cut tp son is ah din.
Sand J GraveL Ph. 21968
I?
WOODBI RM MARKET FILED
Rudolph 14 Anderson, 439 Ffbnt
si. Wood burn, filed an assuraed
business name certificate withii the
Marion county clfrk Tuedayij Ifor
the -Woodbum Meat Market.
R.et-'t vith Jnhns-Manvllle fchin
gies Mathi Bros. 184 S. Com'l.
Iti. 412.
Gr.nty JohriMin now aaociated
witn Salem Realty Co. 149 N.
II ih St
Ian. e tongiht Crytal Gardens.
Hiiluarv
KOIT(NBOlrl
In iHim cut Septemlr 14. William
Kirnrxtxti. Ui rmdent f rout
lvx IS I ! tie of as yrarm.
Huaoaiid of Harriett KoIMibiilrr of
s en. ratner f M tditn Mil and
M Etna riakr. Stn of and
A'v.n L KiMlfnbaiSr o( Sublimity.
AIm tucvived by 1 i amir liildrm and
eit g neat (? BrulrtiiMren Funeral
tvn will be hW WKlivMd4 P"
itn r IS. al I M p m . in ! W T
K iduA el'aoel. t'unrladirc tervtves al
t i View cemetet Hv. Seth II
Ntnlintn wilt official
B IVUIRXIM
At i4rtit, im Route 4 kalem,
S ,in.t IS. Jmm Alevanater San-S-:.-i:
SI. lilmi mt Alma D Ttoac'h-
Maude" t Khn-a and Jam T.
iiifir. all at Makem. and Nancy
U PiuiM ol Stan and Hurael R
(.lliiih At-mv. Wain. Ala aurvtwd
b nitia ii aadtrmldren and wWn grmmt-
V'a'tdt mi!'n Srvir will be held
Hnfuljv Sirvnbr IS at S pn.
a W T Ri4na rhapwl W n torn trrtri t
at Mr (in1 AM mtuwlruin.
tH
K' 1 W (mi, at revldenre,
l4t I I r.ioi at Tueadav, Spern
1 I? ui 'Vfil bv lnf whIuw. Uim
tl ( in n of ;nr bibtnar. rlioar (ann,
Walch Depairing and Diamond Selling
Wa naexl soma coocL hiqh-qrtidla, uaad pocket
watch aa. WUl pay good prlcea.
R. G. VARREII
! ! f
Certified Watch Maker
141 S. Uberty
First Dear
Saath First Natl Bank;
Salrm Child Evangelism Fellownliiji
PRESENTS
MISS ALMA BAILKY f
Ilalionally Known Bible Teacher
Author and'Chlldreo's1 Worker
Two averting aarvlcas oi Bibla atudy, Sapt 18 and 19.
70 P. M.
Firxl Evangelical
ChnrcH
Marion and Summar Slraata
Salam. Oragbn
iiaeetal deasaastratien af fUnael-trsah tear hi a r
Tharsday afternaan. Kept. 19,1 at 1:39 a'eteek
Everyeae weleeeae ta all services
ethads,
r Hio.ua Aomninttnwiii if aarkre , W - I ! ! " 'li B
U .r 1., t lua-h-Ha.Mra; ,.MI p-n aWKaag! VJt S
Menlion M HIciEiSers! f
' . "! . I ' . J
Anmnnilion will be placed on our snelves (or sale al 12:00
noon, Wednesday, September lClh.
UI2IT TO CUSTOIIEBS
2 Boxes Shol Gun Shells
1 Dox Large Rifle Shells
NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE ' j
i
120 N. Commarcial
Salam, Oragoa
EM PLO VMENT SfcRVICK S1.W
Ttl ti 1 . r c., i. u !
- 11.11 "JV 1 ICT 1 1 1 L HMTt
been -the slowest in the history of
the Salem U.S. Employment Serv
ice -V. 11. Baillif. manaeer. said
Tuesday- Only 1400 persjns have
Used the employment service be
tween September 1 and 15. This
contrasts sharply with other
months when as many as 12,000
a mofith have been interviewed by
the local office, Baillie continued'.
SOROPTIMISTS DINE ) j
ST ; a f m a. . ' .
jvicetinn ior ninncr instead of
the ujftual weekly luncheon. Salem
Sprnptimists will gather at the
Golden Pheasant restaurant at
8:45 o'clock tonight. The program
for the meeting, which substitutes
this jjnonth for the third-Wednesday
dinner at a member's home, is
rtof M be revealed before evening.
The (tinner is to be informal.
Housekeeping and kitchen posi
tions; open at Lausanne hall at
Willamette university. Call Miss
Jack,: 9265, Ex. 10 or go to1 her
office at Lausanne hall.
Wood lath and lath nails. Immed
iate idelivery. Borkman Lumber
and i Hardware Co. 2460 State.
Ph. 5701.
j '
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. George Paulus and infant
daughter went home to 588 N.
Church st. Tuesday after dismissal
from: Salem Deaconess hospital.
Grady Johnson now! associated
with! Salem Realty Co. 149 N.
Highi St. , ;
nHEUIIATISH
and ADTHBITIS
I I suffered for year! and am so
jthankful that I am free from pain
and able to do my work that! will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs., Anna Pautz,
SP.O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash,
Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories
JLMOR COLLECTORS JOIV
The Salem YMC'A is sponsoring
the formation of a stamp club for
junior collectors of the city. Co
operating in -the promotion of the
Junior club, is the Salem Stamp
society which, at its Monday night
meeting appointed a committee
from its membership to act in an
advisory capacity lo the Junior
club. The committee members art
Gilbert L. Sternes. chairman. Mrs.
Laura Alexanders William Kings
ton and Tom Brennan.
i ;
Earl S.' Russell wishes to have
friend and business associates
note 'that he has dissolved part
nership with Ernest Friesen, Wil
lard Friesen and jNorris Walen, in
the company known as Willamette
Machine and Weljding Co., Inc.
Want an electric water heater?
Prompt delivery,) See Judson's.
279 N. Com'l.
Dance tongiht Crystal Gardens.
BEAUTY .SHOP NAMED
Elsie O, Bishop 642 N. High st..
filed an assumed business name
with the Marion county clerk
Tuesday for the IBishop's beauty
shop.
Grady Johnson now associated
with Salem Realty Co. 149 N.
High St.
LOO TRt tKER KILtS NAME ,
R. C. Haseman, Idanh;t. filed an
assumed business name certificate I
Tuoriay with the Mi1oti county
clerk for the Haseman Trucking
company. The firm w 11 hail logs.
Orady Johnson now associated
with Salem Realty to. 149 N
High St.
Hessler anil virgin wotil shirts ex
clusive patterns, expeftly tailored.
Alex Jones. 121 Noitll Hiiih St
Tha Stataaman. Salam. Ore.. Wadn day. SapL It. I SIS S
PHARMACIST VACATION
Lola Schultz. pharmacist at the
stale hospital, is on a t.wo-vveeks'
vacation. f
i Dance , tongthti Crystal Gardens.
For. sale: Spear melons. Lesh pick- ;
ed daily. 3 p m. to,6 p mi So. Com
mercial.
mill.
S blocks S).
i a. aaasi
The
Beauty
Bar
1 1st Natl
. Bank Bldg.
Operated by
Nan Williams and Zaaa Hale
Specializes in
NESTLE
Permanent
Ph. 3925
Waitress wanted. The jSpa
of
pa per
V
RIGHT-NOW CLEANER
"P"IV1 au. aoc it s"- q
2ie SOc JI.OO 1VJ
MCRMOSA PltODUCTS CO.
t(M HI IiiiiI Sftaa . firtfa S. Oaaajaas
o Tie ESS
Due io ihe Current Ileal
Shorlag
i. -
IVEL. BE ELfflSEl
for the remainder of this week
OPEN IIOIIDAY,
SEPT. 23
with a large supply of beef; pork and veaL
W are not closed for any O. I. A. Violation
EHovell's Market
HAMS BACON -4 LARD
Since 1920
171 S. Commercial St! - Salem
I SSI a s - i . as
"aaSssaaajj ' .
Tip io a inan who hasn't snagged a willow in a -coon's cas
m tm nwiir'iu,! tarn-' ' -'a"'Maa
SnajrMng your Una Isn't the worst
thing that can happen on a fishing
trip. A balky car cin put an awful
damper oh the fun. That's why it's,
a good idea to go all the way on
Chevron Supreme Gasoline. This
premium gasoline contains the same
blending agents we use in aviation
gasoline. And it's "tailored" to suit
different driving conditions all
through the West.
1 aVW
Whertvir yu fo you fee a
Chevron Supreme Gasoline that's
'designed espectajjy to fit the local
climate and altitude. So crea
: though the country changes, you
get the same easy starting
smooth, sputterless driving, free-
dom from vapof -lock you're used
to at home. Fishing jaunt or bus
iness trip it's good going on
Chevron Supreme Gasoline.
STOP AT THESE SIGNS FOR
DONT FORGET ... wh::h?r you're traveling or driving around town,
use your Chevron National Credit Card. It wraps car expenses into
one, easy-to-budget monthly bundle.
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