LICENSED TO WED
AJSuug retain uuiiKKc Aiv-iu
issued at Vancouver, Wash..
axe those for waiter V. Hardman
. M tlTL'l.l a i u
' nd trances a. wniieneaa, oom
Tel 34 Park street. Salem; Clinton
- F. Bates, Woodburn route 1. box'
37, and M. Pearle Bates, 530 Di-
. -
phy and Orma J. Pense, both of
Jefferson route 1; Lawrence , G.
John, MiU City, and Neva M.
Domrell, Gates; Russell S. Free
man, Portland, antt Gladys F,
Koelfgen. 113 Main street, Dallas;
Edwin C RichreL Silverton, and
Deris M. Dickenson, Silverton
route 2, box 99, and to William D.
HiB and Edna M. Adams, both
. of Albany route 1.
Pn,nma ul nvpr C rpr nbaum's.
Friday 939 A.M. to 5 P.M. -
Dahlia bulbs 15c ea. Perennials
bedding plants. Boyd Nursery,
240 SUte St. '
viwr mrn
The name of A, P. Speer, de
ceased, is retired from 'the Little
French shop by Pearl Speer, ad
ministratrix of the- estate. In a
clerk Wednesday. An 8umcd
burlocift name certificate for the
shop , was filed rontainin the
Church st.; Jane Ruth Uerron and
Jay C. H err on, "both of 645 Jud
aon st.
floor sander from Woodrow!, 440
Center St.
For Sale: 2 houses to wreck. Lar
imer Transfer. Ph. 7529.
SALEM WOMAN' REWARDED
Mrs. Clare Vaughn, 370 E.
'Washington St.. has been award
ed a new radio for a letter, and
accompanying inspirational writ
- Ing accepted for use in the CBS
radio program identified as "Mel
ody House.
Spiritual Sunflowers bazaar and
rummage sale, above Greenba urn's
bat, win.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere
KnffH TfiU 535 N. Canitnl St.
LEAVE HOSPITAL
Dismissed Wednesday from Sa
lem General hospital were Mrs
Georce Davis. Brooks, and infant
on; Mrs. Frank W. Bealey, 3805
Cherry ave and infant son, and
Mrs. John Dietz, 1170 Nebraska
ve, and infant daughter.
Brentwood swim . trunks, smart
" new tropical patterns $3.95. Alex
Jones, 121 N. High.. .: .
. . Some hay for the cutting at Sally
Bush place. . .
I. S. DRAFTSMEN WANTED
Federal civil service headquar
ters in Salem post office has in
formation on openings at $2,644
to t3.397 per year for engineering
- draftsmen with the bureau of rec
lamation in northwest states..
New-location Crtmis Studio. 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Cn
Pop Edwards' playing Old Time
tughts. Crystal Gardens,-;
. EVERY FUNERAL
SERVICE
entrusted to us Is individually
planned and personally direct
ed - its cost determined by
the family' wishes.
HOWELL -EDWARDS
Salem Faoer&l Chapel
S4S K. Capitol St. rbono 3673
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Cecil Henry Bassett, 444 S.
High st, was arrested by city
police Wednesday on a larceny
complaint signed by j Theodore
Franklin, who is now serving a
five-day sentence in the city jail
for vagrancy. Franklin accuses
Bassett of taking his wallet and
S 150 while the pair were ' on a
party a few days ago, according
to police reports. Franklin Tues
day finished part of a two-year
sentence at the state penitentiary
for a Multnomah county robbery.
He was received at the prison
Jan. 6, 1846. ,
G. E automatic blankets a year
'round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept. R. L. EHstrom Co.
"
Hear Al. J. Sartort-Past Supreme
Governor of the Loyal Order of
Moose speak tonight at 8:30 at
the Moose hall 12th and Leslie
streets. Public invited. 1 .
STOLEN CAR IN CRASH
" The driver of a stolen car fled
after it was involved in la col
lision at about 10 p.'Vn. Tuesday
at Winter and Market streets with
an into operated by Leonard H.
I'.tBee of route 2, Dallas; Inves
tigating Salem policemen i report.
Myma Schieman of 260 S. 19th
st, is owner of the stolen car.
Police said she did not know it
had been taken until; they noti
fied her of the theft and accident.
For factories, offices & business
uses, 12- General - Electric wall
clocks, $12.48tax IncL RJ U EU
Strom Co. 1; .-'j..-
Plate glass now available, Don
Brown, Elf strom's. j i
t CRASHES INVESTIGATED
" Two auto accidents investigated
by Salem police Tuesday ; evening
involved cars operated by Foster
H. Wedmore of route 4, Salem
and John Wesley, sr., 1530 N.
loih t at 14th -and Nebraska
streets; by Robert D. Key of 684
Norman ave., and by ; Robert u.
Lindberg of Portland, at Owens
and South Commercial streets
Oil you road & settle the dust.
Wesix electric 2 A K. Wiit 2 K. W
built-in wall heaters now avail-
OUTBOARD MOTOR TAKEN
Don Madison's service station
at High and Unioa streets was
broken into and a model DK3
Mercury 22 horsepower! one-cylinder
outboard motor and some
miscellaneous fishing tackle were
stolen, according to police re
ports. : " I i' : '
Reduce the health way! Be1 slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.
Asparagus now ready for canning
& freezing. Fiala Ranch. 3 mi.
north of Salem in Polk County.
Ph. 23072. Bring containers. ,
CONSULT WITH RED CROSS
Richard Evans, Red Cross field
rnrMntative in water safety.
accident prevention and first aid,
and Boyd Burnside, ARC area! dis
acter representative, are consult
ing with leaders of the Marion
county Red Cross chapter, local
officials announced Wednesday.
Insured savings earn ; more than
two per cent at. Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street - ., ' : j '
SERVICE STATION OPENS
A service station at 394 N.
Church has the assumed business
name of Smitty's Clipper service,
according to a filing with the Mar
ion county clerk Wednesday by
Fearon M. Smith, 310 Kappahn
st . ' ; r -.
VISIT FROM CANADA ; i
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Stanley
Wallis of Victoria, B. C have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Carruthers, North 19th street.
for - a week. The families were
close neighbors in Alberta, Can
ada, 25 years ago when the Wal
lises came to Canada from Lon
don, England. This was their, first
visit to Oregon. They were driv
ing from Victoria by way of Sa
lem and Spokane, Wash., to Cal
gary and Peace River, Alberta,
where they have business interests.
-t 1 "-
Northern Lawr - mowers, limited
quantity. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Expert watch & clock repairing. 5
day service at Stevsns Jewelry.
FILE FOR GROCERY !
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Williams & Co., a gro
cery and general merchandise
store at Detroit, was filed with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
by Philip Williams, Esther Zacher
Williams, Margaret Noble and
Janet M. Morgan, all of Detroit
Dexter lawn nww and grinding
service, Ph. 6833. 966 Center..
River silt top sob and fill dirt
Com! Sand & Gravel Ph 21966.
ALEXANDER TAPPED
George Alexander, University
of Oregon sophomore and son of
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Alexan
der, 2605 State st, recently be
came a member of Alpha Delta
Sigma, national professional ad
vertising fraternity on the campus.
Remember her May 11th. Curt &
Dean Florist located in Erickson's
Market Free delivery. Phone
25014.
Dr Wiles Dentist. 701 First Nat.
Bank. Phone 4924 for immediate!
appointment
TO LAY PIPE "
A permit to Edward F. Wallace,
Aumsville, to lay an 18-inch
drainage pipe across market road
40 about 485 yards from its inter
section with market road . 872 was
granted by the Marion county
court Wednesday.
Candy for Mother's Day. Cigars
by box for Father at Ruth's,. Job-
by Pioneer Trust Bldg. '
Johns-Mans ville- slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down,: 3 years to pay,
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates. Ph. 4642, Ma this Bros.
TOWN SEND MEETING
Townsend club 16 will meet to
night in the home of Mrs. Anna
Arnold, 2256 Ford st.
OMS RECEIVES AWARD
Oregon Motor Stages, which
operates buses in Salem, has won
the grand sweepstakes safety
award for commercial vehicle
safety from Portland's traffic
safety: commission. Advertising
and an employes program of the
firm have stressed safety during
recent months, the OMS company
announced.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of J. M. or Blanche Vaughan,
please call 6562 evenings.
DELTA THETA PARTY SET
- About 25 Salem men, including
Willamette law school and alum
ni members of Delta Theta Phi
will go to Portland Saturday eve
ning for a dinner dance celebrat
ing the founders' day of that pro
fessional legal fraternity. The
party will be held at the Portland
air base officers club.
DeLuxe Serve-Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson st., open daily 8 a. m.
to 5 p. m., Tues. & Thurs. to 9
p. m. Automatic and conventional
machines. The best in the west
COURT CHANGES
The name of Case's auto camp
is changed to Case's cottages in
assumed business name filings
with the Marion county clerk
Wednesday by Roy J. Case and
Murriel A. Case, both route 9, box
437.
Experienced beauty operator
wanted. Bonnie Dee Beauty Shop,
482 Court, ph. 9659.
FUN GUIDE STARTS
An assumed business name for
About Town, an amusement guide,
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by Margaret A.
Nicholls and Frank B. Nicholls,
both of Salem.
Beautiful potted plants, cut flow
ers, bedding plants that will
please mother. Pemberton's Flow
er Shop, 1980 S. 12th. Ph. 23346.
MAY HAUL LOGS
R. L. McClintock, Mill City, was
granted a permit Wednesday to
haul logs over certain county and
market roads by the Marion coun
ty court
Road 'oiling for dusty roads. Also
stove and diesel oils for all types
of burners. Larmer Transfer. Ph.
3131.
WILLAMETTE TILE CO.
ART TILE for fireplaces,
drainboards. store fronts, bath
rooms; showers, ihowrr doers.
FREE ESTIMATE
-Ed" Bush
Ph. 2-48:6 1195 N. Winter
II &h ll
Spring
5 House
Cleaning
THE LITTLE FREIICH SHOP
US North High St, Salem. Oregon j j
On group of 36 COTTON & RAYON C A
DRESSES, broken sixes .......... .-...only ach
CLOSE OUT SPECIAL SLACKS, checked woolens, ray
on gabardines. Values CIC
to 745,taoort - CmmJJ ach
SLACK SUITS. Famous HoCywood Premier, line. Value
to 19.75 to go at
5.00 v 10.00 each
One group of RAYON CREPE & JERSEY C A A
DRESSES to go at ...... .,.. w w oach
ONE GROUP OF 100 BLOUSES. Value 4 AA
; JL mXJKf
each
7,95
each
to $7.35 to go at .
SPECIAL - 70 DRESSES, all sizes.
Value to $21.75 to go at
On group of ALL WOOL SUITS and SHORTIE COATS.
Value to $39.75. . 4 f AfJ
To go at .... 1- - A waawV each
On group of all WOOL COATS AND SUITS. Value
to $33.75. 4 C Afl
Togoat... ....... JLbW each
Extra special on beautiful SHORTIE 4 Q "7C
COATS. While. .only w & each
On group of 10. Wool and rayon 2 PIECE DRESSES
Regular $24.75 and $29.75 Yalue. 4 AA
To go at .:...;.:.'..l:...onlT " ach
On group of DRESSY BLACK DRESSES J Values to
$24.75. To 4 r tf
JLVTeV"!
.only
ach
i
Stop and Shop at the Little French Shop -
Jest eppesite Ceart House, 115 North High St Watch for
ear show of new Lil Alice & Je Bert cottons on Saturday
afternoon. May 17th this month. . . ... I
Just in time
for Mother's Day ,
SOFTLY TAILORED
BLOUSES
in women s sizes
Haye a blouse with a bow, one
. with a jabot or a handsome tai
lored shirtwaist White or pastel
rayon crepe. Sizes from 38 to 44.
LAMMERS TO TOASTM ASTER
Clinton Lammers Hill be act
ing toastmaster at Thursday
night's' weekly meeting of the
Capitol Toastmasters rlub in the
Hollywood Lions den at 6:15.
Speakers scheduled are Eric Al
len, William Bliven, Joseph
Prange, Al Cramer and Elmer
Amundson. Clark Craig is gen
eral evaluator.
WESSLOWCLUB SPEAKER
Salem Lions club this noon will
bear an address 'entitled "Check
ing Up" by Justice Walter C.
Winslow of . the state supreme
court The luncheon will be held
in the Marion hotel .
Births
BKUbl io Mr. and Airs. Lloyd
Brust, 2048 Center st., twin
daughters, -Wednesday, May 7, at
Salem Deaconess hospital.
BULLOCK To Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Bullock, ' 1975 N. Front
st, a daughter, Wednesday, May
7, at Salem Deaconess hospital.
T1MM To Mr. and Mrs. Loyal
Timm, Silverton, a son, Wednes
day, May 7, at Salem Deaconess
hospital. 1
CLARK To Mr,, and Mrs. J.
W. Clark, Turner route 2, a son,
Wednesday, May 7, at Salem Cen
eral hospital. '
PAGE To Mr. awd Mrs. Frank
L. Page, 1462 Missiqn st., a daugh
ter, Wednesday, My 7, at Salem
General hospital.
WIKOFF To 'Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell G. Wikoff, 535 S. 18th st.,
a son, Wednesday, May 7, at Sa
lem General hospital.
BILES To Mr. end Mrs. Har
old W. Biles, 1190 Reedy dr., a
son, Wednesday, May 7, at Sa
lem General hospital, v
Penally for Tree
Stealing Defined
Tex Foxley, attorney for the
state forestry department Tues
day held that taking a tree from
someone else's land constitutes
larceny with a penalty of from
one to 10 years in the state pen
itentiary if the value of the prod
ucts exceeds $35.
The law provides that in case
of innocent trespass the injured,
person may collect double dam
ages while in case of intentional
trespass the charge is treble damages.
Milk was the source of 14 per
cent of all U. S. farm cash income
in 1945.
Th Statesman. Salem. : Oregon. Thursday. May 1347 5
REPAIRS
ON All RADIOS
TtW Tour
Vf Rdie
Zgjjfef Attention
WARREII'S
217 Fairs rooDds Rd. Ph. 7611
Pickop Delivery
W SEfflP 1 1's
Salem's Quality Clothiers and Tailors for
- Men and Young Men
SPOBT
SUSIES
O New Smart
Styles
O Top Quality
Fabrics
O Expertly
Tailored
Guaranteed
Fit
One anil Two
Pants euits
SIZES TO FIT ALL:
REGULAR, STOUT, SHORT OR TALL
100 Pur Worsted Fabrics. Most wanted patterns and
colors. Single and double breasted model at most
reasonable prices.
We are closing oul and discontinuing our
furnishings deparlmenl at 33 redactions.
Stock up your summer needs now and
save lh.
NATIONAL KNOWN HAKES
Sport Shirts. Neckties. Hose. T-Shirts. Belts. Suspenders.
AU-Weather Utility Jackets. Sweaters. All Wool Bathrobes.
Tie Clasps. Key-Chains. Collar Bars and Handkerchiefs.
Pick out the articles you want and deduct off th regu
lar price.
ATTENTION GRADUATES!
Don't wait until the last minute to select your suit It takes
takes time ior any necessary alterations. Gel yours early
and hare it when you want it
You'll Find it Fays Always
To Shop J. J.'s
Salem's Quality Clothiers for Men and
Young Men. Our Slogan Is
Sye, Quality and Greater Value
Courtesy Service Always
QUALITY
JO
STYLE
GREATER
tycrQTlen end
ass. v
VALUE
387 STATE STREET
2 Doors West of Liberty on SUte Street
Howard Ilansakrr. Manager J. Josrphson. Prop.
nil
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Main Floor
SUITS:
Values to' 34.75 .
Values to 39.75
Values to 49.75
PURSES:
Values to
17.00
21.00
29.00
2.99
Values to 25.00 .. 10.99
Costume Jewelry: Vz Off
COSMETICS:
Vz off en all Henri Bendel
Gloves: Values to 1.98, 39c
J Mezzanine
COATS:
Values to 29.75-"
Values to 34.75
Values to -39.75
Values to 49.75
Doivnstairs
DRESSES:
Values to 19.75
Values to 22.75
Values to 24.75 -Values
to 29.75 ....
10.00
17.00
21.00
29.00
9.00
11.00
13.00
15.00
CHENILLE ROBES:
Values to 8.98 4.99
COTTON HOUSECOATS:
Values to 7.98 ;
SPORTCOATS:
Values to 16.98 . ...
Values to 10.98
SWEATERS:
Values to 7.98
3.00
5.99
3.99
Values to 10.98 . 4.
BLOUSES:
One Group Values to 5.98 ......
MAISON FRANCE BLOUSES
4 '
Vaues to 7.98 '. , .
Values, to 6.98
Values to 5.98
SKIRTS:
Values to 7.98
1.00
1.99
1.99
6.98
5.98
4.98
1.99
Sorry . ..- f '
No Exchanges ; ' & JX A
or Refunds
All Sale
Final
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