fifty: , KFcbws ,DMffg.
flOTK C OP C
x new members of the Salem
nber of Commerce ar Henry
palmer, new manager. The
ctnter. 3785 Sute tir, T; W.
,Listy, S Abrams ave.; Arthur
A'ilion. 2560 S. Summer st,
itant engineer, commissioner
jublic utilities; Daryel W. Don
pn. new mapager Valet
foers, 444' STCommerrial st.;
I and R, L. McDowell, Mc
elTs market, 171 S. Commer-
iarA nrt and Hvfn Alio
land drapery cleaning. Pickup
(delivery service at no extra
ze. Phone 779.
immediate delivery: electric
iin machine. First come.
1 served, Broadway Appliance
1 4 It Ferry St Ph. 21565. .
zoo cUtb rummage sale Sat,
I 26, above Greenbauma.
s Sat. Silverton Armory.
Vd -TO HOLLYWOOD LIONS
f. MUgn a. uowa, aiera pnya-
ill snow the Hollywood
club hunting pictures at
weekly luncheon meeting
yiesday at the Lion's Den. A
of directors meetings will
Jeld Tuesday noon,
k i
t .hern Lawp mowers, limited
Vtity. R. I Elfitrora Co.
f Wiles Dentist, 701-First Nat
t. Phoo
14 for Immediate
NORWAY LEADER SLATED
Paal Berg, duel OI tne Nor
wegian underground during i the
war aad now Norway's labor-
management conciliator, will
speak in Salem on May 19 Wider
sponsorship ot Salem chapter oi
Sons of Norway, Theodore G. f el
son announced Friday. Eerg, a
former chief justice of the Nor
wegian supreme court, has . a rec
ord of no strikes during his term
as conciliator. -1
For immediate delivery: electric
roasters, IS qt site. Broadway
Appliance Co
21565.
419 Ferry St
Pansys,' bedding, vegetable
Ph.
and
Pemberton's
Ph
J3i
503
Jit.
perennial plants.
Flower Shop, 1883 S. 12th
23346. -:..,:: -
Dance Sat. Silverton Armors.
Water lilies. Pemberton's Flower
Shop, 1980 S. 12th St Ph. 23348.
MYLREA Ml'LCAII V TREATED
Mylrea Mulcahy, about 10 years
old. 275 N. 14th st. was treated
by first aid. men at about 11 iaJm.
Friday after she incurred head
puts at Washington school. I She
was referred to a doctor for jfur
ther treatment
Wanted: Stenographer, k general
office - work, - typing, shorthand.
Lady 25-35 preferred to take
charge of 2 gen. downtown j of
fices. Salary $160 to $175. depend
ing upon experience. Ph. MrJL
Johnston, 9287J
MOTHERS LEAVE HOSKTAL
Mothers dismissed from Salem;
General hospital Friday are Mfs.
Kenneth D. Harris, 1585 Shady
Ume, and Mrs. Bill E. Stevens,
239 N. 18th st, both with sons;;
Mrs. Richard C Owen,- route 1,1
Salem; Mrs. LeRoy L. Keeney,:
Monmouth and Mrs. Louis V. Lun
dak, 2410 Mission t, with daugh
ters. :- . .
Closed every Tuesday except tor
private parties. Normandy Man
or. ; - . .- . "
Just received 15 washing ma
chines. Complete with pump. Made
fby Monarch. City Electric Co., 245
Center.
For immediate delivery: h. p.
electric motors. Broadway Appli
ance Co-419 Ferry St Ph. 21565.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
service. Ph. 6S33. 966 Center.
nnsoirnes
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rnla. "April X. Hat-
lrnerlr ot 8a
Int ot Pasadena,
ftuatck ' wiui VS.
fcc a a member
.No 31, oes wu
i MS t i. Hinfia
i t and Re
tio. 1. Aflnounce
M be made later
, company.
Held, at her horn
lem. Wednesday.
J A. Bradiield of
of Mrs. Agne
t. Bradfteld. both
D. Brad field of
Survived by twe
Ms wUl be held
( IS a m. from the
el with iiie Rev.
etaUnav Interment
femur ial park.
SS. Oliva Eri
; route Z. Silver
5 years. Wife of
Silverton: sitter
"on Gel ber. Mrs.
irs. Henry Baer.
of U:e Pratum
ervice will be
tennorute church
- 2 p m.. the Rev.
-'. concluding aerv
try. Dtreruon W.
i - .
t '
f at a local . h
4ed by parent.
, ShoUeth of Sa
ie services will
"." t Belcrest Me
3. A. Cetjeendait
arranged by the
9J N. Winter tt.
trsday. April 24.
md. Ward Grant
. iters. Mrs. Har
airs. HaroA Mc
Rod Rainbolt of
daughters. Mrs.
avenport, Imi,
of Hi Point,
ant of Twomi:
, Member of the
i church. Serv
ice HoweU-Ed-April
28. at 1 :30
. T. Oirkmson
5" te Clasett
ident of Turner.
ptta1 April 24.
oey Taylor. Sur
teri. Mrs. T-aura
4 Ftorene Von
AC. and Mrs,
ernonia. Ore.;
rner and Har
Xoolley. Wash..
ervces will be
, 1 :3d p m .. the
with interment
: Turner. ,
H1 15. William
' S years. Sur-
toude of Salem;
twa daughters. Lois D. Morris Sa
lem and Helen L. Scott of Hoquiam
wasn.; mree sisters. Mrs. Myrtle Beck
ner. Mrs. Minnie Schoenemann. both of
aaiem. and Mrs. Sadte Montr of Tur
ner, and two grandchildren. Services
win oe held Monday. April ZS. at
p m.' in the chapel of W. T. Riedon
company with the Rev. Wilmer Brown
officiating. Ritualistic services will be
performed by the BPO Elke. No XX
I
SHOBTC1X
Tom Shortell. late resident of Salem
la this city. April 24. Brother of Kith
erii.e Shortell of New York. Announce
ment of servlcea later by W. T. ,Rig
aon company.
WOLF -
SUBLIMITY Mrs. Marr WoUJ 70
died at Sublimity. Thursday, April 24.
after a residence of 45 years in the
community. She was born at Straus
Sommerine. Hungary. August IS. J87S
Her husband. Alois Wolf, preceded her
in death five weeks ago. Funeral serv
Ices will be held from the St. Bonl
face Catholic church in Sublimity at
JO Monday morning. Recitation ot the
rosary at the Weddle funeral home 'at
Sttayton, Saturday and Sunday eve
ninas at S o'clock. She is survived bv
four Sons. Joseph H. and Frank J. of
auDitmity, oeoige a. of Mt. Angel.! and
BerBtrd of Stayton; four daughters.
Sister Mary Mildred of the Sisters of
St. Mary, Beaverton, Oregon: Clara
and Agnes ot Sublimity. Mrs. Victor
Matter ( ineresai of Mt. Ancel. Oreeon
inercare i grandchildren.
4
SERAL
:e
Individually
Mlj direct
trmined by
WARDS
Chapel
hn 2673
IVANS
Louis M. Ivans. S4, at the residence,
zJ le St., Friday, April 25. Surviv
tng are the wife. Lulu M. Evans of Sa
letn; four daughters. Mr. S. J. Bice
of salens. Mrs. Forrest Wilson of Port
land. Mrs. Fred Boyce of Portland; and
Mrs. tloyd Houghton of Beaver Creek
eijeht- arandcnildren and six nut
grandchildren. Member of the Baptist
church. Announcement of services w HI
be made by Howell-Edwards chapel.
MH.Bltr.TT " " ' ' !
CuKtav Carl Milbrett. St. at the res!
dence, route S, box 287, Salem, Fridav
April 25. Surviving arc two daughters,
Mrs. w. Htiiway, Eugene: Mrs. George
Onnen, Saiam; four sons. William of
New London. Otto of Buffalo Lake
wanter of New Ulm and Arthur Mil
brett of Madison Lake, all Minnesota
one sister. Mrs. Maria Sperling of I At
baay. Ore., and two sisters in Germany
services will be announced by How
ell-Edurarf .
back
Ruth Cunningham is
Loveall's Beauty Shop.
DONALD DOXESLET BURNED
Donald Donesley, 5 years old,
898 N. Liberty St., incurred sec
ond degree leg burns at 5:40 p.m.
Friday from a gasoline fire at a
filling station. Salem first aid
men treated the boy and took him
to Silem Deaconess hospital,
where his condition is considered
fair. ;
i
For factories, offices & business
uses. 12 General Electric wail
clocks, $12.48, tax IncL R. L. Elf
strom Co. ( '
Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
Expert watch 6r clock repairing. S
day service at Stevens Jewelry.
Fertilize that lawn and garden
now. Magnolia fertilizer at Bu
sick's Marion St Market 100 lb.
bag $3.39.
FERRY OUT OF SERVICE
The Wheatland ferry, across the
Willamette iver north of Salem,
went out of service Friday, prob
ably with a broken propeUor, ac
cording to Marion County Com
missioner Roy Rice. Repairs will
be started this morning, and the
ferry is expected to be. ready for
travel Sunday or Monday.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
C. E. automatic blanKets a year
round comfort and pleasu
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept R. L EUstrom Co.
Insured 'savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 130 South Li
berty street '
Johns-Man ville Asphalt Shingles
applied by expert Roofers. Terms
to suit your purse. Buy the best.
at no extra cost. Free estimates.
Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros., 164 S
Commercial. '
FURNITURE FIRM FILES
. R. .H. Ermel and Ted Isaacson
filed certificates of assumed busi
ness name as Salem Home Furni
ture Co., 137 S. Commercial st
withManon county clerk Friday
Dance Sat Silverton Armory,
Wesix electric 2.9 K.W.11K.W
built-in wall heaters now avail
able. R. U Elfstrom Ca
Oil your : road Sc settle the. dust.
Call Tweedie, 9696.
See the famous new 25 ft. Steel
craft Sedan Cruiser now at Salem
Boat House.
TWO AT FLY AS COOKS
Two i omen have applied as
cooks for the Marion county un-der-privil
ged boys camp to be
conducted this summer, according
to Mrs. Nona White, county proba
tion officer, but no selection has
yet been made. The camp is to be
orivately financed on a ranch
south of Salem.
Asparagus now ready for canning
& freezing. Fiala Ranch. 3 mi.
north of Salem In Polk County.
Ph. 23072. Bring containers.
For sale: Mollis Azaleas in bloom.
Strayer Azalea Fields, 589 Locust.
Pop Edwards playing Old Time
Dances Wednesday and Saturday
nights, Crystal Gardens.
River silt top soft, and fill dirt
Coral Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21968.
CAMP" ROLLS CLIMB
Resist ration for boy's sessions
in the YMCA-conducted camps at
Silver Falls recreational area are
already about 60 per cent ot capa
city, according to John Gardner.
director. The younger boys period
has passed the three-quarter
mark. Formal registration for
girls' camps has not yet begun.
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srprise
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Bonaavljla
ncy
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nic
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ill to .
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tose
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ter Fleer
fa. tt21
Open House Sunday
Plate glass now available.
Brown, Elfstrom's.
Don
For immediate delivery: apart
ment house electric range. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry St.
Phone 21565.
Flash marigolds, -tomatoes, cauli
flower, brussels sprouts, 25c doz
en. Peppers, snapdragons. retu-
nias, '35c doz. Si Ikes greenhouse.
Rt 6. Box 249. A
STOLEN CAR FOUND
A car stolen from Portland on
April 23, was found in the 200
block of South Liberty street
early Friday morning by Salem
police. A man's Jacket and two
vacuum cleaners were found In
the car.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Wood row's, 440
center sf
Save your money. Buy unfinished
furniture. We have all kinds. Beds,
tables, chairs, chests, desks, 8c
cabinets made to order. Toer's
Furniture Co., State 8c 13th.
TWO MOTHERS, SONS HOME
Two mothers dismissed with
their Infant sons from Salem Dea
cones hospital Friday are Mrs.
Gerald Holding 482 Vi S. High st
and Mrs. Harold Norton, route 9,
baiem.
VFW 861 TO MEET
Members of Marion post 661,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, wilt
meet Monday at 8 p.m, at VFW
hall, 640 Hood st. A social meet
ing will follow the regular busi
ness session.
La Dau's Restaurant 183 N. High
now under the management of
Frank Stibor.
Standard Cleaners andJPyers. Also
a a . . . . t
rug ana drapery cleaning. riiKup
and delivery service at no extra
charge. Phone 8779.
Old Time Dance tonight 259 Court.
FILE BUSINESS NAME ;
Certificate of assumed business
name as Loder Bros., 465 Center
st, was filed with Marion county
clerk Friday by Wayne P. Loder,
1297 s. High st, ana James l
Loder, Salem, route 9.
Services at Salem Heights Unde
nominational Church. All cordial
ly invited. Sunday School 9:45
a.m. Preaching 11:00 a m.
Fertilize that lawn and garden
now. Magnolia fertilizer at Bu
sick's Marion St Market. 100 lb.
bag $3.39.
HEARS OF BROTHER'S .DEATH
Margaret Gortmaker, 560. N.
Front st, has, received word of the
death Monday of her brother,
George Sweeter, In Sioux Falls,
S. D.
Fire extinguishers and refills. J.
D. HartwelL Ph. 3629, ,263 No.
Com'l St
TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET
Townsend clubs of the first
congressional district will meet at
the Dairy co-op. 2135 Fairgrounds
rd., at a no-host dinner Sunday
noon.
Mirths
SINGER To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Singer, 370 Norway st. a
son, Friday, April , 25, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
KIRK To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kirk, route 3, Albany, a son. Fri
day, April 25, at Salem Deaconess
hospital.
FREEMAN To Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Freeman, box 1000, Salem,
a daughter, Friday, April 25, at
Salem Deaconess hospital
SCHREINER To Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Schreiner, route 2, Sa
lem, Friday, April 25, at : Salem
General hospital.
DAVISON To Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Davison, jr.. 24 Ever
greeen st, a daughter, Friday,
I April 25, at Salem General hos-
J:.i
M1.
Stockmen to
Learn of Bills
Acquaintance with new live
stock legislation and develop
ments in the! state bang's disease
control program is the object of
a special meeting to be held at
9:30 a.m. Monday in the Marion
county ; agent's office In the Sa
lem postoffice, M. E. Knicker
bocker, chief of the state animal
industry division, agriculture de
partment, announces.
Livestock control committeees.
county; courts and veterinarians
are invited to attend the meeting,
one of a series throughout the state.
Other meetings of the Salem area
will be on Monday at Oregon
City; McMinnville. 2 p-nu, Wed
nesday; Dallas, 9:30 a.m. and Cor-
vallis, 2 P-m.. on Thursday.
Dr. Charles F. Haynes, new
state veterinarian and Prof. P. M.
Brandt animal Industry division.
Oregon; State college, wilt conduct
the Salem area meetings.
Mrs. Wolf of
Sublimit v Dies
SUBLIMITY. April 25 Mrs.
Mary Wolf, 70, resident of this
community for 45 rears, died
Thursday. Funeral services will
be held at the St. Boniface Catho
lic church in Sublimity at 8:30
a.m. Monday. Recitation of the
Rosary will be at the Weddle
funeral home, Stayton, Saturday
and Sunday evenings at 8 o'clock.
ane was born at Straus Som
merine. Hunearv. Aur 19. 1S7S
He husband. Alois Wolf, preceded
her in death five weeks ago.
Surviving are four sons, Jo
seph II. and Frank J. of Sublimity,
Georffe A. of Mt. An pel and Rr.
nard Wolf of Stayton; four daugh
ters, bister Mary Mildred or the
Sisters of St Mary, Beaverton,
Clara and Aenes of Sublimity and
Mrs. Victor ( Theresa) Manor of
Mt. Angel, and 19 grandchildren
Th S talesman, Salem, - Oroqon, Saturday. April 23. '19473?
BOTTENS TREATED
Salera first aid men V Friday
night removed a particle from the
eye Of Roy Bottens, box 434L,
route 7, Salem. - ; ;
WOMAN STEPS ON NAtL
Gladys Maude, 85 Park avJ
was treated by Salem first ' aid
men Friday for inluries not con
sidered serious after she stepped
on a salt--
i Complying with
Truman's
Request
mm
REDUCTION
on all
SD01S anus!
STYLE-ARCH SHOE CO.
337 STATE STREET
SALEM. OREGON
I
Believe It
or 'Not,
You Can . . .
A
A Camf actable New Heme
fee Yea and Years . U
Delivered U Yea.Caa be
Set l! la a Few Hears
TEIE
i i -- vy kiff-- 1riij,rJr .
1
Out 99E South to PringlejRd then turn right to 2nd house
on fight, V4 mile south of, Dickson's Market
Roomy Shake Bungalow lo Fil Your Needs
Note These Featuress
O Doubla Conatruction
O Fully Inaulatad '
O Aluminum ' Framed
. Windows
O Wterther Strlpplna
O Finest Construction
O 12-3 Bedroom SImi
$1550 - $2895
F. O. B. Pariland
Cabins
Motel dottages
Beach . Cottages
$750
up
Meets building code specifications or any locality. We sup
ply complete exterior structure and materials for "rougbing
in" interior partitions. Our system of prefahrication enables
us to furnish you a new home with year specifications, yet at
an unbelievably low priced :
"From a Cabin to a Ranch Hbuse"
. .-. i . '
Tor Complete Details- Write or Call
m
IBB!
STMBEKKIES!
An Airplane Load!
Direct to Salem by Airplane from
Salinas, Calif.
Basket
Tlicse berries compare with our best local
grown berries. They are field ripened, large
in size, and in perfect condition.
At tha Foot of
tha Bridaa.
West Salem
Vi Mile North oi
tha Underpass.
Wast Salam
Not Berry Growers Thesa Ara tha New
Driscoll Barry. Corns in and Sea Thsm.
flnolher Garload!
i
ir S
rli
Sf
Ideal for
Rural Homes
i7
0 ! P
Bay al These Wholesale Prices!
Factory
Packed
CASES
8' Dozen . . cljj
5198
yt Case , . . Jj
Dozen 15 C
Doiit Miss this Money Saving Opportunity!
At ths Foot oi
th JBrldqs
Wast Salam
Vi Mila North oi
ths Underpass. ,
Salam
No Wood
to Chop!
Wherever you Hve today, you can cook with ess!
Because propane gas service is now available any
where in Marion or Polk counties and, believe it
or not, it a cheaper than wood!
Natural propane gas U periodically metered directly
to your storage tank from our trucks and burns
with a very hot, clean, blue flame!
Average family cooking, baking and broiling can be
done for about $2.50 to $3.50 monthly. The speed
and cleanliness of propane gas cooking will astound
you! : ; . '
Beautiful, easy-to-clean gas ranges available for im
mediate installation are now on display, priced from
$118.00 to $254.50. We invite you to come in today
and see them burn!
Quick,
Clean
Heat!
Jos! Received Shipaeal
IIOimOE LP-GAS HEATEQS
With Thermostat Ileal Controls jj
Large nadianl-Circnlalor . . $120.20
Snail Circnlaior . r . . . . . $72.75
Both Types Fully Vented and Flame Enclosed
. A.G.A. Approved.
Automatic Gas Water Heaters, Floor Furnaces, and
other LP-Gas appliances also on display. Ail are
available on easy budget terms.
Easy lo Install! Economical lo Operate!
Cr APPLIAIICE COIIPAIIY
SALES AND SERVICE 349 FERRY STjREET
Phone Salen 5033
BULK STORAGE PLANT ON PORTLAND ROAD
Salam, Or.
Phonst 2-1370
7
f
Route 4, Box 113AA