HILL IS IMPROVED i "Slight improvement" is indi cated by the condition of Clyde Hill, 478 N. CotURe st., who was injured Friday night when he was thrown from a hoe at the rid ing pavilion of the state fair- . ground., the attending physician st Salem General hospital stated liist night. Hill incurred a brain concussion when he landed on his head, club members said, after Afchich the horse fell and rolled ever onto Hill's leg. i Marion Post 661. B. F. W. special business meeting Monday, March 31. 8 p. m. Important you be there. . Expert watch it clock repairing, 5 day service at Stev?ns Jewelry. Air-Steamship tickets anvwhere. Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St. ; LEAVE DEACONESS j Mrs. Carl Fitt. 4830 Cherry st , ' with her infant daughter, and Mrs. Robert Mundt. Mill City, i v ith her infant son. were dis missed Saturday from Salem ; LVaioness hospital. r You are invited to the Grand ' Opening of our " ultra-modern ! tore today, poon to 7 p. m. Flow- 1 ers for the ladies. LuU Flower; fchoppe, 1274 No. Liberty. ' ILLNESS REPORTED Communicable diseases report ed in Marion county this week include 65 cases of influenza, or flu. with the bulk being students at Chemawa Indian school. Fifty students are afflicted with influ enza, according to Marion county health department record. Other cases reported are four of scarlet fever. 11 mumps, two chicken pox and one each of tuberculosis, septic sore throat and lobar pneu monia. A Ainsworth Lodge No. 201 JjSf A F- & A.M. will meet with f-X Rickreall lodge No. 110 at Rickreall Wednesday April 2nd at 8 a.m. AH members are urged to attend. E. N. Mill W.M. For factories, offices it business uses. 12" General Electric wall clocks. $12.48, tax incl. R, L. Elf strom Co. New line of samples on hand for furniture upholstery. For esti mates call 9560. CARS CRASH. NONE Hl'RT Cars operated by Neoma Virgie Phillips, route 7. Salem, and Jesse Frederick Akers, 1010 Fairv iew St.. collided Saturday at Cottage and Chemeketa streets, city police report. No one was hurt. (IPiboHaasQirDes BACK Mr Effie Back, at her residence at J17 Chemeketa it . .Salem. March 24. Furvived by two brothers. Ivan Pooler of Joseph. Oec.. and Earl Pooler at Pratum. Ore Services will be Monday. March 31. at 1:30 p.m.. the Clough Eamck chapel, the Rev. Louis Wmte officiating. Interment Mt. Hope ceme ter. Al l KN BV Arthur James Allenbv. late resident of M.'iU Oxfoid ft . March 26. in a local hospital at the age of 75 Survived by a brother. Thomas N. Allenbv. Salem, and three sisters. Mrs. Anna White and Mrs Minnie McClaughry . both of Exter. Calif., and Mrs. Agnes Lang staff in England. Services a ill be held at the Howell-Kdvi ards charxl Mondav . Jilarch 31 at 10.30 am. with inter"" rit In the Citv View cemetery. The Elder C. T. Dickinsen will officiate. I Hatespek of Salem. Services will be l Tuesaay. April 1. at 2 p m . the Clough Barrick chapel, the Rev Dudley Strain officiating. Interment City View cemetery. REQUEST ROAD OILING Oiling of four-tenths mile of the road west from Horner's store Lat the railroad crossing in Gates was requested of the Marion county court in a petition pre sented Saturday by C. R. Haun, Charles J. Tucker and E. J. Rich- ards and signed by 16 Gates resi dents. The oiling is sought be : cause at the large amount of dust ) caused by log and gravel hauling operations. Opening Monday. Unique Clean ' ers, 1554 Fairgrounds at Cottage. Ph. 2462. I G. E. automatic blankets a year i'round comfort and pleasure limited quantity at Appliance ; Dept. R. L. Elfstrom Co. ; Wesix electric 2 5 K. W. it 2 K. W. built-in wall heaters now avail- able. R. L. Elfstrom Co. i i FILE AS CORPORATION Arthur B. McLaughlin, J. Al bert Barry and Robert D. Mc Lauchlan have filed articles of . incorporation with the Marion county clerk for the firm of A. B. McLaughlin, Inc., to operate an ' iron works and machine shop in . i Salem. with capital stock of ' $45,000. j ! Dexter lawn mower and grinding service. Ph. 6833. 866 Center. i i For sale: Registered Polled Here- ; ford cattle owned by Warren F. j ; Pohle estate. Call at Pioneer Trust ; j company, Salem, Oregon, for de tails, rn. 3Ut. Plate glass now available. Don Brown, Elfstrom's. Turkey pickers Monday morning. Willamette Packing Co., W. Sa lem. ; KOSTEN BORDER At the residence. 3595 D tieet. March 17 Harriet Kostenborder. at the age of K tars Survived bv three childji. Mn..Edilh Miles and Mrs. Ednj Flake, both of Salem, and Alvin I. Kosten border of Sublimity: 13 giandihildren and eight great-grandchildren Services will be at 1:30 p m. Mondav. Maicti II. at the W. T. Rigdon ciiapel. In ttniKiit City View cettieteiy. It IT HER FORD In this cty March 27, William Ruth erford, at tne age of 5S vear Survived bv his wile in Portland, and a sister. Mrs. J A Chan bers ul Oildale. Calif Announcement of services later by the lowell-Edwards chapel. : r.R Mis Ida M. Meyer, late resident of 39 Noith 15th street, at a local hos pital, at the ae of 70 eais Survived Ly her husband. A W Meier of Sa lem, five isters. Mrs. Fiar.k Mj-kan-tine of Portland. Mrs George Gotbroth of Shenaan. Mrs. Wiebold of Vancou ver. Wash . Mrs Minn e 'Slocumbe of . Tigard and Mrs. Louisa Eulton of Sher wood. Oiegon: and a brother. Enul Schuman of Sheridan Member of St John's Lutheran church Sedvicei will be at 2 p m . Wednesdav. April 2. at Howell-Etiu ai ds chapel, the He . H W Cross oificiating. IIMiKR Mi Elizabeth Maiion Sineer late resident of 1143 Sixth st . West Salem, at a local I 'ospital Vlaicn 7. Surv iv ing are live d.iilshteiv Mrv Ann Church Mis Bttty Wills ,,nd Mrs. Sadie Toktad. all ot Saltvn. Mr- Kath eun Staats of Portland and Mrs The resa Baer of Concord. N 11 . four grandchildren. Sharon and Sandra wells and Bettv and David Baver. all of Salem. Ann Baver of Tacoma. Wash . and an aunt. Mrv Margaret CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks for the many kindnesses and the beautiful floral offerings at the time of the death of Ralph J. Wal ling. The Walling family. CARD OF THANKS We w ish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their beautiful flowers ;nd words of sympathy in the losefour husband and father, Albert H. Fate hell. Mrs. Susan Patchell, Mrs F. W. Welton. Mrs M. E. Snyder. Walter L. Patchell. FFI.GFR Donald James Felger. late resident of 343 Lancaster drive, at a local hos pital Friday. March 28. at the age of 28 years. Survived bv parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben O. Felget of Salem: grand mother. Mrs. Laura E Jones of Port land an aunt. Mrs. Bertha Held of Portland, and two uncles. Jack W Ehringler and Archie Herron. both of Portland. Services will be held Mon day. March SKat 3 p m. at the Clough Bairick i ha pel with the Rev. S. Ray nor Smith officiating. CADHEI.I. At the residence. 1740 South Winter -treet. Match 28. Mrs Veronia Cad well Mother of Mrs. Oliver Meyers of Salem. George Cariwell of Salem and Frank C.ndwell of Portland. grand mother of Gloria Myers of Salem; and sister of John Bouillard of San Simeon. Calif : Mrs Helen llirons and Miss Julia Bouillard. both of Salem Serv ices will be held Mondav. Maich 31. at 10 ao at t',e W. T. Rigdon chapel with concluding services in Belcrest Memor ial park. Dr. Joseph W. Adams will officiate. Births CLARKSON To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarkson, route 2, Scio, u son, Saturday, March 29, at Sa lem General hospital. OSTRIN To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ostrin. 150 N. 18th st.. a son, Saturday. March 29, at Sa lem General hospital. ROADHOl'SE To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roadhouse, Albany, a son, Saturday, March 29, at Sa lem General hospital. COOK To Mr. and Mrs. John . Cook. 2492 Prospect lane, a son. Saturday, March 29, at Salem Deaconess hospital. NAVAL RESERVE MEETS i Members of U. S. naw reserve electronics unit will meet Mon day at 7:30 p. m. at the YMCA for further organization and as signment of men. Several enlisted men and some officers are needed to fill out the complement of 40 enlisted men and nine officers. All navy veterans who were in communications are eligible to serve. Johns-Manville shingles applied right over your old root Nothing down 3 years to pay. Mathis Bros., 164 S. ComX Ph. 4642. Insured savings rkm more than two per cent at Salem Federal Saving Association, 130 South Li berty street. ! River silt, top soil and fill dirt. ! Com'l Sand St Gravel. Ph. 21966. WU RELOCATES HALL Willamette university was is-, sued a permit by the city engi- ; neer's office Saturday to relocate i a recreation hall at 900 State St., I ' the project to cost $400. Louis A. Downing was granted a permit to ' erect a $3000 dwelling at 1845 E. Nob Hill. J I Northern Lawn mowers, limited ' quantity. R. L. Elfstrom Co. Notice Call 3667 or 5862 about I reservations for DeMolay Moth- 1 ers Club benefit March 31. Bring) table accessories. Preferred stockholders of Port- land Electric Power Co. should consult with our office concern ing the re-organization plan. , Conrad. Bruce & Co., 203 Oregon bldg. Ph. 4106. Refinish your own floors. Rent a , floor sander from Woodrow's, 440 i Center St. ASK FOR STREET NAMING Hearing has been set for 10 a. m., April 11, by the Marion coun ty court on a petition by J. M. Cracroft and Ray E. Bates to gi e the name Byram avenue to the first street east of Lansing ave nue, running north from Sunny view avenue. Browning .12 ga. imported, .22 rifles, revolvers, all kinds am munition, bass plus and fishing supplies, golf clubs, umbrella tents. trappers baseball gloves, car heaters. Nollman Sc Engler. 362 State st. SCHOOLS OBSERVE Salem schools will observe next Friday as Good Friday by declar ing a holiday, according to the school schedule for next week re leased by the administration of fices. Further observances of Easter will be made at assemblies held at local schools during the week. Announcing opening T. A. Berg land Real Estate Office at 3205 Portland road. Farm, city and business listing needed and deeply appreciated. Lots of parking space. Residence phone 6438. Bus iness phone 21073. Rummage sale, American Legion Aux., Fri. and Sat., April 4 and 5, over Greenbaum's. j T qIacI Trr4m i i i n m An I in C -1 I lem's new self-service laundry. Watch for opening date at 385 Jefferson st. LI MBER FIRM LISTED An assumed business name , certificate for the Mid-Valley ! Lumber company of Salem was j filed with the Marion county clerk Saturday by Herbert C. Snider, j Turner, J. G. Snider and George! M. Meyer of Portland. i Dr. Charles S. Campbell. Dr. Horace D. McGee and Dr. Robert i F. Wulf announce the removal of ! their offices on April 1 from 504 ! Guardian building to the newly completed Physicians' building at 1280 Center st. The phone number has been changed. 9275. Henry P. Toeys is now associated with The Real Estate Market, 433 ! N. High st. Phone 24793. j Lawnmowers ground to a paper cutting edge. Moore's 'Bike' I Shop. Phone 3844. ! ATTEND CONVENTION A. C. Kirchner, president of local 452, Salem culinary alliance, and A. B. Pederson, secretary of the organization, will entrain to night for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will attend the international convention of the culinary indus try, April 4-11. Hard Water? Make it soft as snow with a water softener from JUD SON S, 279 N. Com'l. Fishermen, Attention. 15 day chartered cruise to Alaska with 7 days finest of trout and salmon fishing. All expense from Seattle, $350T Phone Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st. You are invited to the Grand Opening of our ultra-modern store today, noon to 7 p. m. Flow ers for the ladies. Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1274 No. Liberty. The Statesman. Salem. Oroqon, Sunday. March 30, 19473 KOONTZ IN ALEUTIANS Pvt. Harold KoonU, Jr.. is sta tioned with an army engineering company at Adak in the Aleutian islands, an army release states. Koontz graduated fiom Salem senior high school last year. Electric Fans Vince'a Electric Two burner hotplates. Vince's Electric. Rubber Gloss Wax and cleaner Vince's Electric. NELSON GETS WINGS Lt. jg. Wayne S. Nelson, 260 W. Lefelle t , has completed his na val air force pilot training and gold wings of a naval aviator at the naval air training base ti, Pensacola, Fla., according to avi announcement by the navy. Vacuum Cleaners (tanks ic upright-) $49 95 up 14 different makes to hooo from. Terms. trade-ins, rentals,' repairs. Vince's i Electric. REPAIRS ON ALL RADIOS 5 JgjsplWS Attention WARREN'S 2017 Fairrrounds Rd. Ph. 7681 Pickup at Delivery 1 1 an Bunny, qoufc a honey- . . . wfiafl you trinfl m Hmlhmmk totaarCoro'l Not itky baeaaM iti crvorawng Cotter iwe atone, Jta 0oy ortgmot doaioaj . . . kwt bseama So word Halmorfc on ftSo bock of jrowr cord toft "thai poeiol omoorto" yoo caroa1 owooflli So oSooao Irte very boat. toe our complata loloction of Rao, distinctive HoRatork Earfar Cord a. Commercial , BookSiore 141 North Commercial St. I Phone 4531 i HARTMAN BROS. PATTON Mi Mary E. Patton. late resident of 1000 Judon treet. Saturday. March 29. at trve age of 97 year Survived by a daughter. Mr. Lvi; Judfon of Salem: two nter. Mrs. Rose Chamberlin and Miss Elma Weller. both of Salem; two nieces. Miss Mary Wellex and Miss Martha Weller. both of Salem; and three nephews. J. W. Chamberlin of Poitland. M. II. Chamberlin of Los Angeles and George C". Weller of Sa lem Private services will be held at the residence Tuesdav. April 1. at 3:30 p m Direction Clough-Barrick com pany. Rl'SSELI. In this citv March 29. Charles Cle ment Russell, late resident of 1078 Highland avenue, at the mgt of BS v ears Husband of Mrs Mae Ruil of Salem and father of Ward C Russell jnd Miles J Russell, both of Salem. Otto W Russell cf Springfield. Oregon. nd Mrs Hazel Patterson of Gervais. Oregon Also survived by eight grand children and two great-grandchildren Services will be held Tuesday. April 1. at 1:30 p m. at the W T Rigdon chapel with concluding services in the City View cemetery. Dr. Charles Dur den will officiate FRENCH Arthur French. 1883 N. Cottage t . at a local hospital March 29 Survived bv the wife and several sisters Serv- 1 ices will be announced by Clough Barrick company. PIRVINE Lynn M. Purvine. at the residence. 553 S 12th st . Saturday March . Survived by the wife. Florence A. Purvine of Salem. and a brother. Frank Purvine of Riverside. Calif. Also survived by several nieces and neph ews Services will be Tuesdav. April 1. i at 10 30 a m at the Clough-Barrick , chapel. The Rev. Chester Hamblin will officiate ' Announcement THE BANKER'S LIFE COMPANY (Iowa) Takes great pleasure in announcing the appointment of James M. Clark as District Asent for Marion and Polk counties with headquarters in Salem. 1957 Saginaw Phone 25078 A. E. Gravengaard Agency Manager Jeivelers of Salem HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTORS FOR Columbia Diamond Rings EVKHV Fl NF.RAI. SERVICE entrusted to us is inrii idually planned and personally direct ed - - it cost determined by the family's wishes. HOWELL - EDWARDS Salem Funeral Chapel B45 N. Capitol St Phone 32 Oregon's finest repair dept. for irons, toasters, mixers, lamps, percolators, vacuum cleaners, small motors, el ectric razors, waffle irons. etc. Fast, efficient service. Guaranteed. 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