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WINNERS ANNOUNCED
David 1 Swenwold, young ton
ct Mrs. L. I Swenwold of route
1, Salem, and Carole Lynne
Rhodes, daughter of Mm. Jody
Rhodes of Valsetz, were runners
vp in a 'roost interesting head
contest staged by six studios of
the, Bishop-Moderne system re
cently. The grand prize a
year vj
or in an endowment policy went
to Gary John Broadsword, son
cf Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Broadsword
cf Eugene. ;' . - "
If you own any of the following
bonds,-we can support you with
valuable information concerning
unpaid interest.. Japanese Gov
ernment, Yokohama. Tokyo, Tai
wan Electric Power,. Conrad,
Bruce St Co, 203 Oregon Bldg.
Phone 4106. .
Spencer garments Armena , Felt
f Snencer ShoD in Portland, will
be at Senator Hotel Tuesday
My 6 Call or come in for ap
pointment. SALEM GIRL IN HONORARY -
Word from the Teachers college
cf Columbia university, New
York, states that Constance Dor
othea Weinman of route 7, box
290, Salem," has been elected to
membership in Kappa Delta Pi,
national honorary educational so
. ciety. '. '"
GE electric irons (automatic) on
ly $06. Yince'a Electric . -
Rate glass now available. : Don
Brown, Elfstrom's.
BELLINGER IN JAPAN
Word ironi Uie Bin army.neaa
quarters in Japan states that Pvt.
Allan P. Bellinger, son 01 airs.
Allan P. Bellinger, 1H9 Court
st is serving with the 21st in-
xaciry on i:ie isiauu v .kjuiu.
He entered the army last Sep
tember. ?
G. E. automatic blankets a year
round comfort and .pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Miss Mary DeVall is back with
. . . . -ti.
Fnce s Beauty saion ana wiu ac
cept appointments and meet her
friends and patrons.
TWO JOIN LAMBDA CHI
James Semb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Semb, 945 Belmont st,
end Rodney Bright, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bright, 840 E
et, both freshmen at the Univer
sity cf Oregon, are recent initiates
cf Lambda Chi Alpha social fra
ternity on the campus. - r
Eectric alarm and kitchen clocks.
. Vince's Electric ' .
Wesix electric WLW.4iK.W
built-in wall heaters now avail
'able. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
DAIRY QUARTET ENTERTAINS
The Dairy Cooperative associa
tion male quartet of Portland, in
cluding Joe Kendrick, Groyer
Pome, Rolf Bodding and Edward
Moshofsky, entertained Townsend
clubs 2 and 3 at a joint social
meeting Sunday.
Pop Edwards playing Old Time
Dances Wednesday and Saturday
nights. Crystal Gardens. ;
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xuver sui, vop sou u mi uu u
Ctanl Sand Si GraveL Ph. 21966.
FILES FOR SAW WORKS
mH hucin certificate
lor Salem Saw Works, a filing
and tool sharpening business, was
filed by Ray L. Weidner, 1795 Yew
st, with the Marion county clerk
Monday. '..
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For factories, offices it business
oses. 12" General 'Electric wall
clocks. $12-48, tax ihcL R. I Elf
strom Co. " ;
Vacuum cleaners (tanks and up
rights) with attachments. 14 dif
ferent makes. Free demonstration.
Terms and trades. Vince's Electric,
Phone 6292. ..
Asparagus now ready for canning
tt freezing. Fiala Ranch. 3 mi.
north of Salem in Polk County.
Ph. 23072. Bring containers.
EVERY FUNERAL
SERVICE entrusted to us Is individually
planned and personally direct
ed -its cost determined ; by
the family's wishes.
HOWELL - EDWARDS
Salem Fueral Chapel
$4$ N. CapiUl St rhene 3172
Local Indnslry
and
Local Enterprise
brought.
t Salen Electric
Salem'a Own Bonnaydi
Power Agency
HEALTH TO YOU
WHEN
Hemorrhoids
FSsiaU
Fbswe
Prolapse
Itchisx
A
and other Rectal disorders are
corrected
N BcpiUIixaU4n
Qoick Relief
Dr. B. Reynold Clinic
XalBr-Proctolorlsl ,
lit N. Liberty SL. Salem, Ore.
LECTURES ON ETCHING
The Rev. and Mrs. Melvin T.
Wire have returned to their home,
1075 Judson st, from Pendleton,
where the Rev. Mr. Wire lec
tured the woman's club on "How
Etchings Are Made and Their
Place in Home Decoration." A re
tired Methodist minister, he main
tains an art studio in Salem. One
of his etchings recently was ad
ded Ho the permanent collection
of the Cleveland, Ohio, art mu
seum. Oil your road it settle the dust
Call Tweedie, 9606 or 5769.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street
Z STOLEN CARS FOUND
Two stolen cars were recovered
by Salem police Monday. A car
owned by Oma - Pense, route 1,
Jefferson, taken from the 200
block of South Liberty street at
5:50 p. m. Sunday, was recov
ered in the 600 block of Ferry st
early Monday morning, and John
F. Collins car was found in the
300 block of North High street
Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Woodrow's, 440
Center st
Varnado, GE, Sampson electric
fans. Vince's Electric :. .
GIES TO BUILD HOUSE
C. A. Gies was issued a permit
by the city engineer's office Mon
day to build a $6,000 house at
1075 Shipping st Other building
permits were issued to Mary A.
Pomeroy, for $500 house altera
tions at 296 S. 15th st, ' end to
George H. Peters, to reroof a
woodshed at 1940 Howard st.
Expert watch & clock repairing, 5
day service at Stevens Jewelry.
Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.
DROPS FROM COMPANY
In business name certificate fil
ings Monday at the Marion county
clerk's off ice, the name of Fred
L. Hutton is retired from the
Summer Line Construction com
pany and E. J. Summerville, Jr.,
1540 N." 21st st, and! John L.
Spangler, 20 Tess ave continue
with the firm.
Northern Lawv mowers, limited
quantity. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
DIES IN PORTLAND
,' Nellie G. Brandow, sister cf
the late E. E. Matten of Salem,
died Sunday in Portland at the
age of 76. The funeral will be
at 1 p. m. Wednesday in Chapel
of the Chimes, 430 N. Killings
worth st., Portland.
Schick and Remington razors.
Vince's Electric , v
Price's Beauty Salon has increased
its personnel and will now be able
to accept a limited number of new
appointments. .
GARMENT FIRM OPENS ,
Z. Boone, the assumed business
name of a designing and garment
making business at 570 N. Whiter
st., was filed with the Marion
county clerk Monday by Z. Boone
of the same address.
Miss Margaret Lloyd is taking ap
pointments at Price's Beauty Sa
lon and will be glad to meet old
friends.
See and hear Rubinoff and' his vi
olin, in person Wed, May 7, 8:30
pjn. at Salem High School audi
torium. Tickets on sale at Millers
Dept Store. "
ESCAPES OSTS V
Ronald Lewis Shaffer, 14, es
caped from Oregon state training
school at Wood burn at about 10
p. m. Sunday, school affidals have
reported to state and city police.
Portable battery and electric ra
dios, big discounts. Vince's Elec
tric --
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
service. Ph. 6833. 966 Center.
VFW POST MEETS
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Bea
ver Navy post, will meet tonight
at 8 o'clock In VFW hall.
NEW RECORDS
Oregon Bldg. ;
Downstairs
PETITION DENIED
Because of discrepancies in
boundary descriptions, the Marion
county court Monday - denied a
petition filed May 2, 1946 by resi
dents of the Hubbard area asking
for a rural fire protection dis
trict. New petitions which were
filed Monday were ordered by
the court to bear the same num
er and deposits.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
Dr. Wiles Dentist, 701 First Nat
Bank. Phone 4924 for immediate
appointment . -
UNION MEN TRAVEL
' F. M. Keith and E. T. Benja
min, business manager and exe
cutive secretary of Salem Can
nery Workers union local 670, are
in Santa Barbara, Calif., this week
attending the annual .. western
conference of teamsters unions,
They will return here early next
week.
Mother's Day Get your Gifts,
Cards Scripture It non-Scripture
at Bible Book House. Inc.,
150 S. Liberty Street.
Road oiling. Settle that dust. City
& rural deliveries. Call 3514 or
3513 for more information. Val
ley Oil Co., 2775 Cherry Ave.
IOOF TO SHOW STYLES
Chemeketa lodge, I.O.O.F, as
its monthly entertainment pro
gram,, will feature a style show
and lunch after the lodge meeting
Wednesday night The program
will begin at 9 o'clock with lodge
members, Rebekahs and friends
invited.
Aphis spraying now. Philip W.
Beilke, Dial 2-1208. .
De Lux Serve-Self laundry 345
Jefferson St J open daily for busi
ness. Tuesday and Thursday to
9 p.m. The best in the West
MRS. HASTINGS AT RITES
Mrs. Guy Hastings, 475 Grove
st, and daughter,. Mrs. Elliott
Hayes, are in Wall, S. Dn where
Mrs. Hastings attended the fun
eral Sunday of a brother, Irving
Kennedy. The two Salem women
expect to return late this week.
Standard Cleaners & Dyers. Also
rug & drapery cleaning. Pick-up
& deL service. No extra chg. We
give S. it H. Green Stamps, Ph.
8779. t , - . -
Johns-MansvHle slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, S years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates.' Ph. 4642, Mathis Bros.
Roofing Co., J64 S. ComL .
PRISONERS LODGED In
Six prisoners who were lodged
In Marion " . county Jail Sunday
night by deputy U. S. marshals
were 'on their way again Monday
to McNeil's Island prison In Wash
ington. They were being trans
ported from' Los Angeles. ' "
Remember her May 11th. Curt &
Dean Florist located in Erickson's
Market Free delivery. 4 Phone
25014. , ;v ::
ELECTION SET .
June 17 is the date set Mon
day by , Marion county court for
election of directors of the Idanha
rural fire protection district The
district lies in both Linn and
Marion counties and was declared
organized by the court Monday.
Special clearance on evergreen
shrubs. Pembertons, 1980 S. 12th.
Ph. 23346. -
CARS CRASH, NONE HURT
Autos operated by Wesley A.
S tomes, 40 ; Fairhaven ave.', '-and
James Robers, 2130 N. 5th st,
collided at Myrtle and Highland
avenues Sunday, investigating
city police report ,
Rheumatism and Arthritis. Doc
tors differ as to the merits of
NUE-OVO. Many users say it has
brought them relief. If you suffer
from Rheumatism ' or Arthritis
why not write for literature on
NUE-OVO from Research Labor
atories, Inc. 403 N. W. 9th, Port
land, Oregon. Pd. Adv.
GONE FROM FAIR VIEW
Jack - Willis, - 23, Portland, is
missing fronv Fairview home, au
thorities there reported to Salem
and state police.
Candy for Mother's Day. Cigars
by box for Father at Ruth's, lob
by Pioneer Trust Bldg.
OF
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Discontinued Labels
Popular - Western
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EC0E1C
Maurice Hudldns
DRIVER PLEADS INNOCENT
Henry Jerry Lehr, of Silverton,
driver of a truck involved in a
collision with another truck at
about 9:15 o'clock Saturday night
1 miles north of Woodburn on
highway 99E, pleaded innocent in
Salem justice court Monday to a
charge of drunkenness on a pub
lic ' highway.. State . pelice said
Robert A. Arlandson of Albany,
driver of the. other truck, told
them Lehr's truck did not have
any lights at the time of the col
lision, when Arlandson was at
tempting to pass another vehicle.
Lehr's - trial was set ' for May 16
and he was being held - Monday
night in Marion county jail in lieu
of $150 bail.
Experienced beauty operator
wanted. Bonnie Dee Beauty Shop,
482 Court, ph. 9659.
MILL OPEN DELAYED
Kay Woolen Mills and its 120
idle workmen will not resume
operations probably until next
week, mill officials said yester
day. Indications were last week
that the broken paper mill flurife
which halted the woolen mills
power plant April 10 would be
sufficiently repaired this week to
allow the mills to re-open.
Pemberton's Flower Shop, 1980 S.
12th. Ph. 23346.
HI-Y MOTHERS ESVITED
Mothers, of Salem Hi-Y club
members will be entertained with
a luncheon at the local YMCA this
noon, it was announced by John
Gardner, boys' work secretary at
the YM. Mrs. A. W. Blankenship
has headed the mothers organiz
ation during the past year.
Free cooking demonstration,
Wed., 10 to 4:30 using new, Tap
pan gas range, C. P. gas range,
free cookies. Ralph Johnson Ap
pliances, Valley Motor Bldg., 355
Center st
OIL MAN BOOKED TO TALK
George R. Kaye, Salem resident
manager for Union Oil Co., who
has been associated for 17 years
with Union, will discuss world
conditions at the Salem Kiwanis
club luncheon this noon in the
Marion hotel.
MELODY RAMBLERS FILE
A dance orchestra under the
assumed business name of the
Melody Ramblers was filed with
the Marion county clerk Monday
by Alfred D. Carver, 248 S.
Church st
ROTARY SLATES EXPLORER
- Highlights of his recent voy
age to Alaska in a 40-foot boat
will be given to Salem Rotary
club Wednesday noon in the Mar
ion hotel by Amos Berg, Portland
writer, lecturer and explorer.
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''J-1''
is by far the MOST
IMPORTANT and
MOST USED of all
Because of the
Importance of your eye
sight to you, it is best to
. be sure your eyes ore in
perfect condition at oil
times. Come in for on ex
amination now. Moke
sure. Don't guess.
GLASSES ON TERMS
oiiowirs
OPTICAL SERVICE
Since 1926
liberty Court St
- Jive
for
POP
State at High
Telephono 8632
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O TAPPAN GAS RANGE !
6 RUUD GAS WATER HEATERS
1
355 Center St.
7" nAVBfAKvx
Ask your City Lines driver for
tht pocket-size printed time
schedule then you'll be able to
cut down waiting time at each
bus stop. You'll enjoy riding the
bus more, for you'll be able to
plan your trips downtown with
more accuracy.
Tide cvitt Safety
(US
Valley Motor Bldg., 355 Center St.
WEDNESDAY, 10 A. M. TO 4:00
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Frances Fricker
Miss Frances Fricker, who
will demonstrate cookie baking
In the automatic oven of the
Tappan C. P. gas range Wed
nesday from 10 A. M. jo 4 P.
M.. joined the Portland Gas
& Coke Company's home ser-V
vice department in July of 1946
after graduating from the Ore
gon State College school of
home economics.
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