feVA Eusn APPOIXTED -
Appointment of Mrs. Eva Rush
k ujufUnt rity recorder : will
speed up recorder's oflice tusines5
with the public, City Manager J,
L. Franzen stated Tuesday; ex
pliunms that the promotion au
thorizes her, to handle many, rou
tine fmatterr that now await the
city jrecorder's presence- when he
Is out of the office. Mrs. Rush has
been secretary to the r reorder and
manager. Mary Brady." ; former
Oregon City recorder, wilf arrive
Text week: to join Franzeri"s staff,
dividing her time between book
keepiAg and secretariat duties, the
: manager said. '": t:---
- tload Hing for-dusty rtjads. Also
tftove and diesel oils for all. types
of burners. Larmer Transfer. Ph.
3131. . - . ; '
Beautiful potted plants, cut flow
ers,' bedding plants that will
pleas mother. Pemberton's Flow
er Shop, 1880 S. 12th. Ph. 23346.
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE i-
Salem High school seniors have
tinUl May 16 to apply for a $300
scholarship offered by Salem
T.irtnc r-lnh to a ctiwimt Mitrinff a
tocher college. President Edward
Majek of the dub announced
a r- . .
4Uu,y. sdchi Muumu Miicttujr
have made application to the
school principal, E. A. Carleton,
Majek aiL
DeLuxe Serve-Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson st., open daily t a. m.
to i' p. m.. Tues. St Thurs. to 9
p, m. Automatic and conventional
machines. The best in the west
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
f J. M. or Blanche Vaughan,
please call 6562 evenings. . .'.
ICE MACHINE ORDERED
Salem General hospital auxili
ary Tuesday voted to purchase; an
Ice manufacturing and chipping
machine for the hospital use at a
rot of J1895. which it is estimated
will save the hospital $60 a month.
Cement. Hi-Early Strength, Per
manent Premium cement for sal
from ..car In our yard today. $1.35
-per sack. Pumilite Concrete Block
Company, West Salem. . ' :
Hear Frederick Libby authority
cn international affairs, speak on
"Our Future and How to Pre
vent it"", S o'clock tonight,: First
Methodist church. .
RETIRES FROM FIRM
Luther Wright filed a notice of
retirement : from Aumsville Re
manufacturing company, Aums
Tille, with the Marion county
clerk, Tuesday.
See and hear Rubinoff and his vi
olin, in person Wed, May 7, 8:30
torium. Tickets on sale at Millers
. Dept. Store. r .
ATTENDS MEET
Lenore Headley, Marion county
department . of health education
director, represented the depart
ment at a meeting in Portland
Monday night of the Oregon so
ciety for crippled and handicap
ped children. Douglas McKay,
Salem, chairman of the state so
city, was in charge of the meet
ing. Purpose was to incorporate
the state unit into the national
program and .to discuss medical
care for crippled children. ;. .
Experienced beauty operator
wanted. Bonnie Dee Beauty Shop,
482 Court, ph. 9639. , , .
I want to rent your farm. I am
young, strong, conscientious and
ambitious. I prefer dairy. Also
like share basis. Call at 462
State st.. Apt. 12, in a. m. Ask
for Chet Callahan.
AT BAPTIST CONCLAVE
Among Salem folk attending
the Baptist convention this week
In Oregon City are the Rev. Lloyd
Anderson, Mrs. H. Mitchell, Mrs.
Floyd White," Mrs. Frank Lehman,
Dr J. R. Turnbull, Mrs. Thedore
Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mor
ris Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lantz, the
Rev. Henry Bamett, Mrs. Bernard-Zobel,
Mrs. Charles McCul
lough, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lot
tis, The convention will : end
Thursday.
Special clearance on evergreen
shrubs. Pembertons, 1980 S. 12th.
Ph. 23346.
Candy for Mother Day. Cigars
by box lor Father at Ruth's, lob
by Pioneer Trust Bldg.
LEIGIITON TO TRAVEL
Lyle Lelghton," Salem scout ex
ecutive, will attend the Polk Boy
Scout district meeting at Grand
Ronde tonight. E. P. Oppliger, In
dependence, district chairman, is
in charge. Plans for the Polk
camporee of May 4 and 5 and
the district's participation in the
summer camp at Camp Pioneer,
will be discussed.
Johns-Mansville slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down. 3 years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost. Free
estimates. Ph. 4642, Mathls Bros;
Roofing Co., 164 S. Comt
Remember her May 11th. Curt St
Dean Florist, located in Erlckson's
Market Free delivery. Phone
25014.
JAYCEES SEE MOVIE
Hal Kweenev. United Air Lines'
Salem representative, presented a
color movie depicting xeuowsuwiei
and Grand Tetons national parks ,
at the Jaycee luncheon Tuesday, i
Dr. Wiles Dentist, 701 First Nat.
Bank. Phone 4924 for immediate
appointment -.c-';; ----- -:
A dj us table
Brass
Hose
Nozzle
49c
-
Hand
Sickle
With offset han
dle, high alit?
steeL
70 c
IT "3
Hand
Sprayer
A positive action
bear? daty sprayer
that pats oat
aense. iineiy atom
ized spray. t
Garden or Lawn Boiler
For Rent
By the Day
Garden Cultivator
Single wheel with 3 separ
ate working t QC
tools.' Now waww
Sara Tima
With o
Corn-Planier
2.45
Made with tw
handles ......
8 Inch Flat
HOP FILES .;
20C e.eb 2.25 Dozen
Standard Typa
nop KNIVES
3.25
Dozen
Chromium Plated " '
" Swing Spout s ,
Kitchen Fancel
Special . M 69
Vixen "
GAI1DEII HOSE
SINGLE BRAID.
. ALL NEW RUBBER
.25
M-FT.
a 3.75
6.95
"A DEPARTMENT STORE FOR THE HOME"
238 N. Commercial Phone 4610
STORE TO BE EN'LARCED
Permission to alter building
at 260 N. High st., by enlarging
quartet of the Esther Foster wo
man's apparel store at a cost of
$2,000, was granted Tuesday by
the city engineer's office. Other
permits were issued to Earl Rus
sell to alter dwelling at 558 S.
14th st,' $500; Desco Blunt 'at
erect garage at 1380 Jefferson st.,
$500; Alex Ritacca to alter dwel
ling at 748 N. 20th st., $300. -
Mother's Day Get your Gifts.
Cards Scripture & 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.
CANCER DRIVE ENRICHED
The 164 bottles gathering odd
coin for the American Cancer so
ciety fund "in Salem business
places the past month yielded
$355.14, local campaign officials
announced Tuesday.' City police
men picked 1 up the bottles and
the Marion county health, depart
ment workers counted .the '"donations.-'
.Bottles in other Marion
county communities. have not yet
been collected. : ;
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
service. Ph. '6833. 966 Center.
New location C remise Studio.. 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
MAT HAUL LOGS
County log hauling permits
were granted by Marion county
court Tuesday to F. A. Dugger,
1165 E; Rural ave.; E. W. Dugger,
1298 N. Church st, and John H.
Cook, "95 Falrhaven ave, all of
Salem; Henry J. Hatfield, Turner
Mildred Volkman, Aumsville, and
Julius J. Pokorny, Hubbard.
Miss Margaret Lloyd is taking ap
pointments at Price's. Beauty Sa
lon and will be glad to meet old
frientis.
Frederick Libby lecture 8 o'clock
tonight First Methodist church.
No admission charge. '
DISTRICT SCOUTERS MEET
Salem Boy Scout district com
missioners will hold their month
ly meeting tonight at 6:30 in the
Golden Pheasant restaurant to
choose a site for the district camp
oree on May 17 and 18. Richard
Elverson, district commissioner,
will preside.
Pod Edwards Dbvlnf OM Tim
Dances Wednesday and Saturday
njgnis, vrystai uardens. .
River silt, top soft and fin dirt
Com"! Sand Gravel Ph. 21966.
RETURNS FROM TOURNEY
Cornelius Bateson, Salem high
school student who went to St.
Louis, Mo, last week to compete
in the National Forensic league's
national tournament returned
Tuesday after having placed sixth
in extempore speaking, among
contestants from 19 states. He
called the contest "tough but fun."
Bateson is a member of the SHS
debate and forensic team coached
by Amanda Anderson.
Northern Lawn mowers, limited
quantity. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Price's Beauty Salon has increased
its personnel and will now be able
to accept a limited number of new
appointments.
NORBLAD APPOINTED
Rep. Walter Norblad of the sec
ond Oregon congressional district
has been appointed a member of
the ' board of visitors to the U.S.
Military academy at West Point,
N.Y, a congressional group simi
lar to trustees of a private uni
versity, according to word from
Norblad's Washington, D. C, of
fice. Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street
Expert watch & clock repairing. 5
day service at Stevens Jewelry.
Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.
SCOUTS HEAR TALK
Dr. W. J. Stone, Marion county
health officer, spoke Tuesday
night to Explorer scout , post 17
on the subject of "Values of Sex
Education." Forty five youths at
tended the meeting of the unit
sponsored by Salem Junior Cham
ber of Commerce and convening
at Pringle park.
Asparagus now ready for canning
& freezing. Fiala Ranch. 3 mi.
north of Salem in Polk County.
Ph. 23072. Bring containers.
Oil your road St se'ttle the dust
Call Tweedie, 9696 or 5769.
AUTOS IN COLLISION
Autos driven by John G. Linrk,
Woodburn route 2, and Harold E.
Sherman, 835 D st, collided Mon
day night at Capitol and D
streets, according to city police
reports. Damage was not exten
sive. Frederick Libby lecture 8 o'clock
tonight First Methodist church.
No . admission charge. x
wesix electric 2 K. W. St 2 K. W.
built-in wall heaters now avail
able R. L Elfstrom Co. v- j -
BARLOWS IMPROVED
Injured in an auto collision on
the Pacific highway just south of
Salem Sunday, afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Barlow, 1456 Franklin
st. West Salem, were still in Sa
lem Deaconess hospital Tuesday
night. He was reported by atten
dants to be in "fair" condition
and resting well, while Mrs. Bar
low, was said to be "doing nicely."
For factories, offices St business
uses, 12" General Electric wall
clocks. $12.48. tax incl. R. L Elf
strom Co. - . "
COURT TO MEET
Members i of -Marion county
court will attend" a meeting of
district 5 of the Oregon associa
tion of counties in Eugene Monday-
County Judge Grant Mur
phy is chairman? of the district
which comprises Marion, Linn,
Lane. Polk. Benton and Lincoln
counties. Report of the last .leg
jslature will be discussed.
Miss Mary DeVall is back with
Price s Beauty Salon and will ac
cept appointments and meet hea
friends and patrons.
JOB MEN VISIT STAYTON
, Carl Greider snd Richard Pic-
Kell, veterans counselor and vet
erans jemploymenT representative,
respectively, at the Salem office of
tne siate employment service, will
visit the Stayton area tonight
They will discuss veterans em
ployment possibilities with Leroy
Simpson, Stayton veterans con
tact representative in that area.
Plate glass now ' available. Don
Brown, Elfstrom'.
WOODBURN MA FINED
A $250 fine and a 30-day sus
pended jail sentence was given
Sjdney R. Seime, .Woodburn, who
appeared in Salem justice court
Tuesday on charges of driving
while intoxicated. Seime was ar
rested near Brooks by state police
March 23 and entered a plea of
guilty to the charge on April 24
G. E- automatic blankets a year
round comfort ; and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept R. L. Elfstrom Co.
TWO HOUSES APPROVED
Construction of' two one-story
dwellings was allowed in permits
issued Tuesday by the city en
gineer's office. The houses will
be constructed by i Earl F. Brad
field at 895 Columbia st, to cost
$5,000, and by V, A. Straw at
2090 Berry st, to cost $2,000.
TOWNSENDERS MEET
Townsend club 4 will meet at
7:30 tonight at 2125 N. 4th st.
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Wedjesdar, May 7, 19475
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Brown or Black
Wedgie Play
SAHDALS
Also broken lines of white
or beige Slave Sandals.
Regular 3.45 and 3.95
Now
1.97
Large Lot
ol Children's
Play Shoes
All Colors
Values to 4.00
Now
229
Blue Novelty
Dress and
Arch Support
SHOES
Reg. 5.95 and 6.85
Now
Women's
Smartly Styled
Novelty
DRESS SHOES
Reg. 5.95 to 7.75
Now
3.79
One Group
Y7EDGIE
SAHDALS
In White, Rel
Beige and Brown
Regular 4.95
Now
2e97
Two Big Speci
Girls WiTite
or Brown
Loafers
Regular 5.95
Now
3.97
One Group
WHITE
SAHDALS
Military heels. The
ideal shoe for gradu
ation. -
Regular 4.95 1
Now
2.97
One Group of
While 7edgie
OXFORDS
All Sizes.
Regular 6.85
Now
4.87
One Large Group
Girls' Brown
OXFORDS
All Sizes, 4-9
-Regular 4.95
Now
3.29
Men's
House Slippers
Black Romeos
Regular 4.15
Now
2.70
Also Men's and Women's
$5.00 Camp Mors
All Sizes.
Mch' Engineer's Boots, Riding Boots and Calked Loggers
at Extra Special Savings
357 State Street
l-flBGlHI'SME CO.
Next to Midget Market
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