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ACCIDENT VICTIM FAIR
The condition of Cliff Selby.
219 S. High St.. was reported -fair"
lr Salrm General hospital Satur
day. Selty was injured Thursday
rwght near Monmouth on highway
WV. vkhen hu car struck the rear
heel of a trailer, tor it loose
from the truck which pulled it and
wrnt with it off the highway. Jack
Hall. 3095 Cherry ave.. riding with
Stlby. as taken to the veterans
hovpital in Portland with a back
injury. Iltmpitalizalton was not re
quired for the othT persons in
oled. A realtor must be' alert and pro
gressive because it he misses three
consecutive Realty Board meet
ings where all real estate prob
lems are discussed, he is automati
cally dropped from the rolls and
can no longer use the word Real
tor, lie safe, be satisfied, list your
I r-perty with a -Realtor. "
Ahr-Steamship tickets anywhere,
Kugel. 7694. 735 N. Capitol at. t
CAR THEFT CHARGED
C'hailes D. Harris. 934 N. Liber
ty st . was arrested at 7:30 p m,
fturdy and charged with car
theft by police who reported he
took a pitk-up truck owned by
F. C. LuU. 129 N. Liberty at J
from a parking space at 249 S
Cottage st, and crashed it into
irked car in the 1100 block south
High ctreet. which belonged to c
T. Walker, 140 Larva ave.
Robert Rawsan. teacher of piano
nd harmony. Ph. 3058.
Flouretcent Commercial and In
dustrial Lighting Fixtures for im
mediate delivery. Salem Lighting
and Appliance Co.. temporary lo
cation 233 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore
gon. Phone 9412.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
rnat moth proofed. Price's. 135 N.
Liberty St Phone 912L
KIT BEER BILL
Five cf seven young men drink
Ir.g beer together at the Spa tore
up their checks Friday night and
left without paying, police reports
indicate. The other two paid. The
five have reportedly acted simil
arly before, investigating officers
said.
Have your new lawn and garden
tilled the quick, modern easy way.
fcalem Tree Co. Ph. 21208 or 22505.
MIX FOR GROCERY
James M. Taylor and Alice Tay
lor, 5 Landing ave, filed an as
sumed business name certificate
Saturday with the Marion county
clerk for Taylor's Grocery, 3193
Sunnyview ave.
Flpurecent Commercial and In
dustrial Lighting Fixtures for im
mediate delivery. Salem Lighting
and Appliance Co., temporary lo
cation 255 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore
gon. Phone 9412.
You can take The Statesman with
you to school now. There is avail
able a $4 subnet iption for eight
month, at any college or unl
erity in the United States", daily
and: Sunday. Your check will start
Your Home Newspaper immed
lately.
Tt'RNOVER FILED
Sheriff Denver Young filed a
tax turnover showing that an ad
ditional $2,822 has been collected
on the 1944-45 tax roll.
DeMolay Mothers club is having
rummage sale Oct. 4 and 5 in
Beaver hall over Greenbaums
Good United States Gold Coin
wanted for private collection. Will
pay double original value or more.
Call 21708 or drop us a postal. J.
C. Formlck. 2460 East Nob Hill.
Salem.
Wanted: Automobile trimmer and
an upholsterer. McAlvin's Top
Shop. 545 N. Church. Ph. 9580.
Obituary
in tin city September 17.' Fred
Jama Baurr-an. late retldent of Al
lan, at tre ace of 33. Son of Mr
Ciadv S. hoamjn. Albany, Mtd
fiMMiion of Mr. Nora Haujrhman.
lhuin. Calif luntitl arrvMv
will be MundiT at II am. In the W
T Hdn rMapel. witla private con
fltMl.t.tf Hivirri at Ml (rent Abtwjr
r.atMM.Ieuin T h HeV, LJoyd T. An'
eeraun will officiate.
A Mil. TOM "
Ooiir , A Hamilton, late TUimt
f 13JU f uth t . died In a local hoa
Iital -futd.v. beptember IS. at the
of SI. urvivtnc aie daughter.
Mr. Doraa T 1 jn(lj. Ciaata Faaa,
ana a tun, Tlvt II ami I tori. Salem.
Member of I've SevenUi Day Advert.
t let eriUTcn Funeral announcement to
ntad later by lloweil-gdrarU
euenpany.
NEW FIRM ESTABLISHED f
A new auditing, accounting and
tax practice for Salem has been
announced by Leon D. Margosian,
certified public accountant, who
will locate his office at 444 Cen
ter st A graduate in accounting
from City College of New York,
Margosian had been associated
with large firms in Portland for
three years before coming here.
Fall bulbs, full selection, fine qual
ity. Jary, Florist. 385 Court.
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis-
rharge certificates. ,
River silt too soil it fill dirt.
ComT. Sand it GraveL Ph. 21968
COM RANEY HAS GUESTS I
CGM P. A. Raney, of the Salem
navy recruiting station, and Mrs.
Raney have as their house guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Norton and
family of Pine Camp. N. Y. Mor
ton is en route to Manila. P. I-
where he will work with the war
department administration offices.
His family plans to remain here
until they are enabled to join him
in Manila. j
New location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
I : f
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 820 State. Ph. 8722. I
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Lawn sprinkling systems by Ci S.
Whitcomb Co. Tor Information
call 21619.
STAMP ON SALE OCT. 17 1
Postmaster Albert Gragg an
nounced Saturday that the new
3-cent Stephen Watts Kearny
stamp, commemorating the 100th
anniversary of Kearny's entrance
into Santa re, w. Alex., is sche
duled to go on sale In Salem Oc
tober 17. 1
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent, at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty Street.
Furniture upholstered and re
paired by expert workmen. Mc
Alvin Top Shop, 643 N. Church St
Will buy direct from owner, mod
ern home furnished or unfur
nished. Ph. 24485.
SHIPMENTS PERMITTED
The resumption of service per
mitting the sending of ordinary
gift parcels to the French zone of
Germany, excepting Berlin, was
announced Saturday by Postmas
ter Albert Gragg. Details as to
size, method of packing and dec
la ration of contents may be ob
tained t the posteffice.
Peery T. Buren has moved his law
offices to room 613. First Nation
al Bank Building. Phone 5238. f
Have your new lawn and garden
tilled the quick, modern easy way.
Salem Tree Co. Ph. 21208 or 22505.
COVERALLS TAR EN
Two pairs of coveralls were
taken from a truck Friday night
while It was parked on downtown
State street. Bekins Moving and
Storage -company, Portland, own
ers, reported yesterday to police.
Reopening Gilmore Dress Shop
(formerly Senator dress shop) 439
Court st Upstairs over BreiV
haupts it Smith Bakery. f
TIRE. WHEEL STOLEN
A tire and wheel were stolen
from his car Thursday night, as
it was parked in front of his resi
dence, 550 N. Summer st, Frank
Jeppe reported to police.
LuU riower Snoppe. 1278 N. Lib
erty, phnne 9592. i . f
LIONS TO HEAR NORBLAD
Rep. Walter Norblad will ad
dress the Hollywood Lions club
at its Wednesday noon meeting
in the Lion's Den.
SCOUTS. TOUR PEN
Boy Scout troop 1 toured the
state penitentiary Saturday.
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Funeral Costs
To those who remember we are. thankful that
ten though the present day trend In costs
I continually upward, we are still able to
maintain the same identical low priced Funeral
Semrfes as were offered by our predecessors.
The Edwards-Terwilliger and The Walker it Howell
Funeral Homes.
Lett on
Charles
Howell-Edwards
Kpneral Home
The White Chapel en Capitol Street
(Walker-Howell it
TerwilUger Ed wards)
845 N. Capital - Fbene 2672
I-' -run r
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Nurses to End
Course Today
Betty Schuck and Geraldine
Lammert today will complete their
three-month course in psychiatric
nursing at the Oregon State hos
pital V l
Hospital officials announced
Saturday also that the following
student nurses recently completed
the course: Jo Ann Witherrite and
Gladys Seehafer of Pendleton, Pa
tricia McClure of University of
Portland's college of nursing, and
VALLEY MEN DISCHARGED I
Discharges from Fort Lewis.
Wash., Friday, according to word
from the separation center head
quarters there, included those of
T. 5th Gr. John L. Lehnherr,
route 7, box 343 E, Salem; Pyt.
Ralph B. Wolf, route 1, Mt Angel;
Pvt. .Edwin A. Ediger. route 1.
Dallas; Cpl. William J. Lance. Al
bany; Sgt. Dale Jorda. route 1.
Silver! on, and T 5th Gr. Charles
Johnston and 1st Sgt. Walter G.
Miller, Jr., both of Woodburn.
You can take The Statesman with
you to school now. There is avail
able a $4 subscription for eight
months, at any college or uni
versity in the United States, daily
and Sunday. Your check will start
Your Home Newspaper Immed
iately. ; i.
TIRE. WHEEL STOLEN
Edward J. Studer, Gervals, re
ported to police yesterday that- sr
tire and wheel were stolen from
his car . the previous 1 night while
it was parked on Waverly street
In Salem.;
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St Phone S12L
4 LEAVE HTLLCREST 'i
Four girls. Virginia Lee Miller,
16, Edna Savage, 18, Betty King,
15, and Nadene Sipe, 17, were re
ported missing from girls' school
at about 6:30 o'clock last night.
school authorities told city police.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 1SS j N.
Liberty St Phone 912L ?S
Lois Hylton of University of Ore
gon's college of nursing. ;
Newly enrolled student I nurses
at the state hospital were listed
as: . " - i
From University of Oregon
school of nursing, Portland Pa
tricia Ann Gholson, Kathryn Hill,
Etna Morris, Asta Skoubo, Zella
Mae Welch and Bernice Lillie.
From St Anthony's hospital,
Pendleton Josephine Griggs, Lo-.
leta Vogt and Claire Barton.
From Portland sanitarium and
hospital Floy Purdey: from Uni
versity of Portland college of
nursing Rosemary Read;
Students Take
Swimminsr Test
Of all sophomore boys at Salem
high schocf, only 50 per cent can
swim satisfactorily, it was shown
In a swimming test conducted Fri
day by school and Salem YMCA
officials. Twenty per cent are
poor swimmers and 30 per cent
Cannot swim at all, it was re
ported. The swimming test was given in
order 'to assign priority in sign
ing boys for weekly swimming
classes at the Y in conjunction
with their school physical educa
tion course. : Chet Goodman of
the Y staff will conduct the swim
ming class which is optional to
the boys.
CAR DRIVER CITED
Archie L. Bones, 1143 S. High
st., will appear In municipal court
this week on a charge of operat
ing a vehicle with impaired wind
shield vision, for which he was
cited by Salem police Friday
evening following an accident in
which Bones car which police re
ported struck three-year-old Ju
dith Schreiner, 358 N. 21st st.
The girl was bruised but not
seriously hurt.
BUILDING PERMITS GIVEN
Residential garage 'building and
alteration projects were approved
Saturday in dty building permits
issued by the city engineer to
R. A. Saunders, for work at1 2435
S. Summer st.;" Henry Larsen,
1695.N. Summer st.; J. A. Kep-
hart, 355 Columpia st
HARTMAN BROS.
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someone you A love. mot only i will ne
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and on whenever the pleases. io make
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Jewelers of Salem
if Liberty crl State
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State to Deposit
$1,514,650.72
For Payments
State Treasurer Leslie M. Scott.
on October 1, will deposit with the
state's fiscal agency in New York
City S1.314.650.7Z. with which to
pay $464,000 in principal and $76,
869.47 in interest on Oregon state
highway bonds and $750,000 in
principal and $223,781.25 in in
terest' on .Oregon veterans state
aid bonds.
The state treasurer, during Oc
tober, also will pay at his office
here $30,000 in principal and
$9912.50 in interest on bonds is
sued by the state board of higher
education.
inese principal, payments will
reduce the outstanding highway
bonds to $4,000,000, veterans'
bonds to $9,775,000 and state board
of higher education bonds to $1,
227,000. Scott said the total state gen
eral obligation bonded debt would
stand at $55,824,340 on October
1, compared with $66,062,810 on
January 1, 1928. The net general
bonded debt of the state on Oc
tober 1, after deducting assets and
investments applying against the
Indebtedness will be approximate
ly $2,000,000.
DAMAGES OVERESTIMATED
THE DALLES. Sept. 28. -(A)-
Publisher Ben R. Litfin said today
his fire-damaged Chronicle plant
may begin publishing' as early as
Oct. 10. Damages have been found
not as serious as at first believed
after the Wednesday ' morning
blaze, Litfin reported.
Paper Drive
Slated Oct. 27
Salem's next waste paper col
lection by boy scouts will be made
Sunday, October 27, it was an
nounced yesterday by Gardner
Knapp of the civilian service col
lection committee.
He said Salem merchants will
provide necessary trucks to be
used in the pick-up. Proceeds
from the collected waste paper
will go toward the purchase of
additional boats and other aquatic
equipment for the boy scouts
Camp Pioneer, Knapp stated. Pro
ceeds from waste paper drives in
the four war years netted $4000
for the boy scout camp building
fund and for a motion picture
projector, he added.?
Bonneville Power
Sped to Toledo
Bonneville power administra
tion men have been sent to bolster
short-handed contra tor's crews at
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The Statesman, Salem, Orew Sunday. September 2$. H4S 3
Toledo, Ore., in order to have
facilities ready for supplying Bon
neville power to the central Lin
coln public utility district by Oc
tober 15, Paul J. Ra ver. Bonr.e
v i 1 1 e administrator, announced
yesterday. The new lire will ex
tend from Albany to Toledo.
SALEM'S
Complete
Ilcsic Slore
Headquarters for
PI AITOS
Musical Instruments
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Salem, Oregon