WATFR VOTE SET
M(n county rourt has advised
jntiners for an addition to the
Vista Heights Wter district thut
the iue will tuiv t Ixr settled by
r el-tiri within the district, De
ttn.Lxr 2, County Juilae llrant
Muihy ttel Saturday, The pro-i
o-d addition lie .id tent to the
lirvrnt district and im bounded
on the noith by Vt.i ivnuf, orj
the e.t by South 12th street, orf
the south by Fir tiett wn tr
the outhf j?st miner of the present
Vista Height di.-trict, on the we
by I'l-ajnt nvrnue to the soulh-t
t corner of th
f..rm No. 2, then
tvrnur.
ie Smith fruit
north to Vit4
Free mothproofing for your ful
coat Store your cit nd get ytnii
eat mothproofed Price's, 135 N
Liberty St Phone 9121.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St.. Oiver Smith Baking Co
rOI R PROJECTS OKEIIED
Building permits issued by the
city engineer Saturday authorized
Mm. Nellie Ahleman to alter a
houe at 2VI N 12th ft. at tin esti
mated $600; K. H. Ilolcomb. to
ieIo ate a houe ut 1710 S. 22nd
st : W. E. Foren. to rarntil a ga
rage at 723 N Cottage "1 . and
Virginia Strain to alter a garage
at 1570 N Capitol t. Estimated
ct of each of tlte latter three
project j is $50.
Dora Rumley and Oral Stoppe
have purchased the Beauty Box in
the Guardian Bldg. and Mill be
Ud to gieet patrons and friends.
Furniture upholstered and re
paired by expert workmen. Mc
Alvin Top Shop.545 N Church St
HUMAN' Arri-ICANTS FILE
Nine applicants have filed and
eeral others hae taken mit ap
plication blanks for the October
15 tivil rr tee examination for
) ruet ti e city firemen. Civil
Srii'e Se r etary Alfred K. Mundt
aid Saturday. Application filing
cjebdhne is 5 p m. Wednesday.
Drsrharce ervt'-e lapel buttons
row available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis
charge certificates.
LuU flower Shoppe. 1279 N. Lib
erty, phone 9592.
Sterial Announcement? Starting
Monday. Oct. 7, Top Hat Restau
rant & Service Station will rlcme
at 7:30 p m. until further notice.
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Announcing ...
An Exhibition
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By tli iN'aiionuI
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Oct. 9-27
BEER APPLICATION CP
A report on the application of
Avis lie flman for a beer license
is to be placed before the city
cofencil for action Monday night,
by the council's committee ,n
licences. The application was i e
ferred t the committee at the
last council session. The original
application, which seeks per mis
sion to sell beer in a newly-opened
restaurant on the Portland
road, was filed with the county,
but was re-filed with the city af
ter the Portland road area was
annexed to Salem at the recent
special election.
Reopening Gil more Drew Shop
(Formerly Senator Dress Shop)
439 Court St. Upstairs over Brei
thaupts & Smith Bakery.
SCOCTER TO VISIT
Donald Seaman, Portland depu
ty regional boy scout executive,
will be in Salem this week to aid
the Cascade area council in laun
ching a long-range scout activi
ties program, Lyle Leighton, Sa
lem scout executive, reported
Saturday.1 His visit will be made
In connection with the present
three-months scout membership
drive which will extend into Dec
ember, Leighton said.
The purchase or sale of your
home is a transaction usually in
volving ' thousands of dollars.
With many people it is the largest
single investment made during
their lifetime and in many cases
it Is done with lifetime savings.
Play safe, deal through a Realtor
Lawn sprinkling systems by C. S.
Whitcomb Co. For ' information
call 21619. Ask us about our spe
cial winter rates. ,
Old time dance tonite. 259 Court. Painting and decorating. Ph. 7552.
ODDdd Hunan rnes
INIRWOOD
In this city Tuesday. October I,
T.nrT Duncan Slwrsvod, lat resi
dent of IS JO N. 17th st. Survived by
th. widow, Mary; a daughter. Mrs.
William Goodwin of Salem, and a
on. tloyd S. h her wood of Boise, Ida.;
ststrr. Mrs. Helen Petersen. Mites,
la . and three srandciilidien. Services
will be beld October 7 at J pm. at
Cloufh-Barrtck chapel, with inter
ment in Beicrest Memorial park.
DeBOW
Millard M. Or Bow. late resident of
175 Davidson at., at' a local hospital
Thursday. October 3. Survived by the
widow, Mrs A live DeBow; two daugh
ters, Lois raye DeBow and Myrna
Gail Dew, both of Salem; one son,
Wallare M DeBow, Salem; on sis
ter. Mrs. Arthur Lee of Wisconsin,
and three brothers, Lester DeBow and
Howard DeBow. both of Wisconsin,
and Francis DeBow of Minnesota.
Shipment has been made to fail
t'laire. Wis. by the Clough'Bamck
cortipsny, lor services and interment.
TOOTH At RK
flay C. Toothiacre, late resident of
Salem, at Mines. 111.. Thursday. Oc
tober 3. Survived by his lather. T.
N. Tootharre. and a sister, Mrs. D.
C Burton, both of Salem. Member
of Capital post No. S. American Le
ctori, and ot th Slth marines dur
ing World war I. Announcement of
arrvkea Uter by Clough-Barrick
rotstpany.
CARKV j
i f1er C. Carey, late resident of
Burn, Ore . Thursday. October 3. Sur
vived by widow. Mrs. Ida Carey of
Burns; two daughters, Joyce Mario
Carry and Barbara Date Carey, both
if hortna, Ore., and his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Carey of Burns. Announce
ment of services later by Clough
Barrick company.
M t IOTT
Mrs Arra Rlluult. at a local hos
pital Friday. October 4. La la resident
of 7IW N. 2nd t., Woodburn. Ore.
Announcement of serxlces later by
Clous h-Barrick company.
Mil LS
In this city ; Friday. October 4,
Nrlirtra Ann Mills, late resident of
mq Fairview ave . infant daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Nathan Kern Mills;
rranddaurMrr of Mr.' and Mrs. Wil
lam M. Mills of Salem and Claude D.
Shilkrt of Joplm. Mo. and Mrs. Hugh
Iteisrr of Ft. Kmilii. Ark, Private ser
vices will be held Monday, October T,
a 3 p m. in the W. T. Higdon chapel,
with concluding services in Beicrest
Memorial park. Dr. Charles Durdca
will officiate.
Sr ANGLER,
At a local hospital Friday, October
4. Clifton Milroy spangler, lato resi
dent of Denmark. Ore. Survived by
his widow, Mrs. Ellen E. Spangler of
Denmark, Ore.; daughters, Mrs. ..Geor
gia waiton ana Mrs. nuin murpny,
both of Denmark. 'Ore., Mrs. Maxino
MeFarlane. Coos Bay, ana Mrs. Doro
thy Woodruff, Lang lots. Ore.; five
trandchiidren. and his mother, Mrs
lartha M. Spangler, Van Nuys, Calif .;
a brother. Harrison E. Spangler. Ced
ar Rapids. Iowa, and : sister, Estel
Cole. Van Nuys,- Calif. Shipment has
been mad to Coqullte by the W. T.
Rigdon company for services and in
terment.
GRABATIM
At the family residence, S01 S. 22nd
St.. Friday. October 4. John Grabatin
at the act of 59. Survived by four
sisters. Mrs. Christina Uust and Mrs,
Martha Roth, both of Salem, Mrs.
Gusta Krsuse. Scotts Bluff. Neb., and
Mrs. Mary Martin. Harvey. N. D
three brothers, Henry Grabatin, New
berg; Andrew Grabatin, Bench, Snsk.,
Can., and Conrad Grabatin, New
Leipzig. N. D., and 33 nieces , and
nephews. Announcement - of services
later; by Howell-Id wards company.
LINDEN ' ' ; " , j ''"
(Clora Ellen Linden, at Ue family
residence on rout 3. Sllverton, Fri
day, October 4, at the age of 64
years, survived by husband. William
Ernest Linden of Sllverton; daughter.
Mrs. Mini a u Drey or sllverton; five
sisters, Mrs. George uiprhan of Lar
ned. Kan.; Mrs. May Holland of dies
ter, Okla ; Mrs. Retta Johnson of
Portland: Mrs. Dora Edsel of Selling,
Okla.: Mrs. Grace L. Dorner of Port
land: two brothers. Selly Hogue of
Stanncid. Ore., and John Hoguo of
Chester. Okla.; also survived by two
grandchildren and two great grand
children. Member of Mennonit church
of Pratum. Services will be held in
th Howell-Edwards chapel Monday,
October 7, at 2 p.m.. with "the Rev
WUbert R. Regter officiating. Con
eluding services will be held at Bel-
crest Memorial park.
ELGIN
Mrs. Iva Elgin, 40. of this elty. at
S local hospital Saturday, October
The wife of Andrew Elgin Announce
ment of services later by liowcil.
Edwards chapel.
TCRNIDUBJ
Infant son of ; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Turnklge. rout I. Jefferson, passed
Sway at a local hospital Saturday,
October s. Announcement or services
later by Howell-Edwards chapel.
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OSTERMAN TO CONDUCT
In the absence of Commander
Rex Kimmell, who left fo Wash
ington, D. C, yesterday td attend
a Doara oi aeronautics conference,
Lawrence Osterman, first vice
commander, will conduct the
Monday night meeting of Ameri
can Legion's Capital post 9 ut
Legion hall. Kimmell, who is as
sistant attorney general, is expect
ed to return here Tuesday,
A realtor must be alert and pro
gressive because if he misses, three
consecutive Realty ; Board meet
ings where all real estate prob
lems are discussed, he is automat
ically dropped from the rolLs and
can no longer use the word Real
tor. Be safe, be satisfied, list your
property with a "Realtor."
Fall bulbs, full selection, fine qual
ity. Jary, Florist. 365 Court. -
REPORTS THEFT FROM CAR
Chester Broyle, route 4, box
461-A, Salem, notified Salem po
lice that a billfold containing valu
able papers, two boxes of .22 cali
bre shells, a sweat shirt and cig
arete case were stolen from his
unlocked car at about 5 p.m. Fri
day in a parking place in the 500
block of Ferry street.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722,
Piano Sc violin instruction. Raw
lins Studio. Ph. 4876.
DOQ' WARNS OF PROWLER
Occupants of the Lewis Camp
bell residence, 2850 Argyle St.,
awakened by their dog's barking
Friday night, heard prowlers mit
side and notified city police. Two"
squad cars searched the area with
out noting any suspicious persons.
Dance to the music of Wally Speed
every night except Monday at
Normandy Manor. Steaks availa
ble. ;
Refinish your own floors- Rent
floor sh rifle r from Woodrow's, 440
Cerder St.
RETURNED TO HOSPITAL
Salem police Friday evening re
turned R. N. Crouch to the Ore
gon state hospital from which he
bad reportedly escaped. , Police
were notified by telephone that
the man was at a North 24th street
house.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty Street. ;
Dora Rumley, formerly of Price's
beauty salon Is now at the Beauty
Box in the Guardian Bldg.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
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tin, vMsliir, ut tisir TvM 1 sbleis, t'auina
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aM si all true suns evsryaasra.
DISCHARGED FROM ARMY
' Again civilians after their hon
orable discharge from army ser
vice at lit. Lewis Friday are T.
5th Gr. Gierald W. Hamann, route
1, Independence; M. Sgt. Hubert
O. McMaiis, Lebanon, and T. 4th
Gr. James T. Grace, route 3,
Molalla. I
River silt top soil & nil dirt
Com'L Said 8 Gravel. Ph. 21988
Stove & piescl oil. Prompt deliv
ery. Georke Cadwell Oil Co. Ph.
9788.
HUFF FIRM MOVES
: Moving irom its 970 S. Commer
cial st. office location, the Huff
Real Estate Co. on Monday will
open its new office at 341 Che
meketa st., in the Aigo hotel
building.
New fathers Cigars by the box.
Lobby Pioneer Trust Bldg.
Anniversary dance Silverton Ar
mory Saturday night, (Our fifty
second week.) Glenn Woodry's
Orchestra, '14 pieces, featuring
Betty Burks vocalist and Gordon
Winchcomb, guitarist.
DOROTHY ZERZAN VISITS
Dorothy Zerzan, graduate assis
tant at the University of Oregon,
is a weekend guest at the home
of her . parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Zerzan, 2250 Hazel ave.
Air-Steamship tickets : anywhere.
Kugel, 7894. 735 N. Capitol st.
CHESS CLl'B TO MEET
The Salem Chess club will re
sume its meetings starting Mon
day night at the St. Paul's Episco
pal parish house, with all chess
players welcome, the Rev. George
Swift has announced.
For service on sales, purchases,
loans, and insurance, call Percy
Ullman. Ph. 8902.
Dora Rumley and- Orpl Stoppe
have purchased the Beauty Box in
the Guardian Bldg. and will be
glad to greet patrons ancj friends.
POLICE ESCORT WYATT
A Salem police escort Joined
the motor party of U. $. Housing
Expediter Wilson Wyatt Saturday
noon as it passed through the city
en route to Albany. Wyatt is on
a brief inspection trip in Oregon.
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For sale Full set men's hat
blocks, 147 N. Com'l, rrfi. 9. After
6 p.m., on Sunday after 1 p.m.
Dancing at the Woodburn Armory
Sat. night to the music of Claude
Bird and his Velvet rhythm.
RODAKOWSKIS TRAVEL
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rpdakowski
will leave Salem Tuesday for a
10-day hunting trip to I Bellfield,
N, D. While at Bellfield they ex
pect to Join Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Elvin of Salem. i
Help wanted: Volunteers Forget-Me-Not
drive. Call Chamber of
Commerce at 9:00.
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Dora Rumley, formerly ot Price's;
beauty salon is now at the Be&utr
Box in the Guardian Bldg. j
MISSING FROM FAIRVIEW
Reported missing frtm Fair
view home yesterday afternoon
are Louis Bryant, 15, and Chris
topher Bryant, 13, brothers, whose
homes are in Portland.
Try the menu on pge 82 of this
month's Lady's . Hume Journal.
We Jiav e the ducks. Ph. 21208 or
628fl. .
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty SL Phone 912L
Notice to all turkey pickers, pick
ing starts Monday, Oct. 7th at 9
a.m. Northwest Poultry and Dairy
Products Co., 1505 N. Front.
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Soft Silver-toned Kimball Pipe Organ.
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