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10 The Statesmen, Salom, Oregon. Saturday. August 9. 1947
Calif ornians Visit
Hayesville Home
CUverdale Mr. and Mrs. Sid
ney Shaw, Barbara and Roy, of
Baker, visited last Saturday at
the home of her uncle,- Sam
Drager, and family.
For Sale:
Bee Taxi,
Oceanlake, Oregon,
Statewide permit, PUC No.
1, very reasonable. Illness
forces sale. Established 2
years. Ph. Delake 541.
HAYESVILLE Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Frey and their four chil
dren of Sacramento, Calif., are
spending two weeks with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Elsa Frey.
The IRev. and Mrs. Henry Bar
net antl children, Lois and Jim
mie, are spending this week at
Delake.
Robert Cooley Is spending this
week it Camp Pioneer as a mem
ber of the staff. Robert and Dave
Cooley and John Henning received
their Life award at camp last
week. '
The peter Reitzensteins attend
ed a family reunion at Vancouver
the first of the week.
,-OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Iowa Welding Shop
Oxy-acetyline and Electric Welding of All Kinds
All Work Guaranteed
Reasonable Prices
J, C. Osmeyer, Ilgr.
205 Chemeketa St.
Phone 9844 or 2-6180
Hale lo Hollywood District
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To the rapidly growing business section of Salem's Hollywood
District has now been added a Jewelry Store.
We carry a complete line of Jewelry and maintain a compe
tent watch and Jewelry repair service. Oar specialty is GUAR
ANTEED workmanship and PROMPT service.
Open Saturday, August 9th
P. W. HALE, JEWELER
2031 Fairground Road
Phono 6265
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If.C UwtUIUfl JULftU RwAliW. You will find youTMlf on. of
iho basf-in formed panon in your community on world affairs whan
, . vou rood ttwa world-wide dairy imyo(o rcgutorly. You will coin
froih. now viewpoints, o fuller, richer understanding of todoys vital
ntri nUS help from its exctukrye faoturtt on homamaUng, orjuco
tion, buamass, theater, music,- radio, sports.
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One, Norway Street, Boston IS, Moss., 0. S.
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I Science Morale for one month.
Nome..
Street.
Under New Ilanageent
Jack and Frances Scott
Are Now in Charge of
WINONA CHALET
STEAK-DINNER AND
ITALIAN DINNERS
Sunday Family Special
Prime Ribs of Beef
Open 5 p. m. (ill 2 a. m. Sundays 12 till 10 p. m.
Open 7 Nights a Week
SALEM'S MOST MODERN RESTAURANT
WINONA CHALET
2 Miles from City Center on Dallas Highway
Phone 25190 for Reservations
CLEAN FUEL
...no dirt... no odor... no
i
ash, long burning ... no
storage problem . . . use
CAPITOL LOIIBEC CO.
N. Cherrj Ave;.
Ph. 8862
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Ram and Ewe
Sale Set for
This IVioriiing
ALBANY Consignments, are
being made by some 42 of the
Willamette Valley's leading pure
bred sheep breeders for the sev
enth annual Willamette Valley
Purebred Ram and Ewe sale in
Bryant park, Saturday, Aug. 9.
The sale will start at 9:30 a. m.,
according to O. E. Mikesell, Linn
county agricultural agent.
Sale officials will be E. F. Hub
bard of Corvallis, Claude Steus-
loff of Salem, and Elden Riddle,
general committee. W. C. Leth,
Polk county agent, will be clerk,
and Harry Riches, Marion county
agent, assistant clerk.
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Washington Folk
Visit Falls City
FALLS CITY Mrs. Laura
Home's daughter and grand
daughter of Aberdeen, Wash., vis
ited her recently.
Mildred Wray and Hazel Peter
sen spent a few days in Portland
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Montgom
ery of Ocean Lake and W. H.
Estey of Monmouth called here
Monday.
Mrs. Katherine Page and daugh
ter .Winifred were shopping in
Salem Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Fay Frink, Mrs. May
Smith, Mrs. John Gilbert and son
Billy, Hazel Petersen and Mildred
Wray were shopping Un Pallas
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Burbank is on her va
cation from the telephone office.
Mrs. Nelle Westbrook is taking
her place.
Joe Dodge, Norman Davas, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Sheppard attend
ed Wie baseball game between
Valsetz and McElroys in Portland
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davis and
son Leroy spent a week's vaca
tion in Newport.
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Eyes
Do Better Work
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Dr. 8am Baghet
Dr. E. E. Boring
Accurately fitted glasses will relieve strain . . . make you
feel better and enable you to do your work in a better
manner. Let us examine your eyes now.
Dignified Credit
BORING OPTICAL COMPANY
HJ Court
Phone SSOI
Roberts A group of grangers
met at the Lee Eyerly barn Wed
nesday evening for a final clean
up of the hay loft in preparation
for the barn dance there! Saturday
night Among those working were
Mr. and Mrs. Denver" Y0ung, Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Kelly, Mr. land Mrs.
Forest Edwards, Mr. and! Mrs. Al
bert Blankenship and Donald, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Minard, Chet Nel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sollen
berger, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Eyerly. The Eyerlys served cake
and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Nation of
Cheleanse, 111., Mrs. Roger Sce
tange and Lelila of Chicago, their
daughter and granddaughter have
left for home, via Yellowstone
Park after spending a week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Nation of Lancaster Drive. Mr.
Nation came to visit his sisters,
Mrs. Rosella McAffee of Gaines
street and Mrs. Lottie Morrison of
Hunt street. Other relatives who
entertained them on their visit
here were nieces, Mrs. Al Stet
tler. Mrs. Robin Day and Mrs.
C. R. Lindstrom.
Dallas Relatives of Herman
Landwehr, 62, of Dallas, who died
Tuesday at the Dallas hospital
following injuries received at the
Willamette Valley Lumber mill
have not been located, according
to Hcnkel & Bollman morticians.
Cause of the accident is unknown,
but the supposition is he was hit
by a slab of wood coming down
a chute.
MRS, BROOKS AT PRATUM
PRATUM Mrs. E. A. Brooks of
Everett. Wash., has been visiting
at the E. L. Pooler home. She is
Mrs. Pooler's sister and visits here
every summer.
On All Hakes"")
HEIOER'S
All Work Guaranteed
421 Coart 8L Call 7529
YOU HAD
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HEALTHY
& HAPPY
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FISTULA
PROLAPSE
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Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
Naturo-Proctotorist
218 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore.
Why Suffer Any Longer
When others fan. ate ear CUim
remedies. Amazing soeceaa for SMS
years in China. No nutter with
what aliments yen are affUete
tfUertfera, siamsitis, heart. Ions, liv
er, kidneys, cas, constpatloa, alters
diabetes, rheumatism, gall and Had
dcr fever, skin, female complaints
CHARLIE
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CHINESE HERB
CO.
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SALEM. ORE.
2S4 N. Commercial.
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Larry Eyerly, 10,
Wins Motorboat
Race at Coos Bay
ROBERTS-Larry Eyerly, 10-year-old
sou ol Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Eyerly, won the Midget
motorboat ice last Sunday at
Coos Bay. He received a hand
some silver trophy and $20 in
cash.
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Ful
ton. Croisan Creek road, have as
their house guests the former's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Kieffer of SL
Louis, Mo. Fulton, who is a
Smith-Hughes supervisor, left
Monday by plane to attend a vo
cational agricultural conference at
Klamath Falls. This weekend the
foursome will visit the coast.
Members of the Mothers club
of Roberts school met at the
schoolhouse Wednesday to paint
the tables and chairs used by the
lower grades. Among those work
ing were Mrs. Carl Heyden, Mrs.
Harry Eyerly, Mrs. Herbert Miller
and Mrs. Leonard Lester. Bina
Staggs and Margaret Zumsteim,
teachers of Roberts school, put
lacquer on the new text books
received the same afternoon.
CIO Booninieii to
Seek Wage Raise
PORTLAND, Aug. 8 -UP)- The
CIO International Woodworkers
of America today demanded
wages of $15 a day for booirrmen
employed in lumber operations
west of the Cascades from Salem
to the Canadian border.
A meeting with the lumber
men's industrial relations commit
tee recessed after the demand was
presented. The union contended
the present $12.76 rate should be
upped to equalize boommen's
wages with mill and woods work
ers of comparable skill.
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Stayton Painful Injuries were
received by Joseph Parish Mon
day nt the Freres mill above Me
hama, where he is employed as
sawyer. A piece of lumber caught
in the carriage, throwing the
piece against the door which in
turn, struck Parrish in the head
inflicting a scalp laceration and
concussion.
Dallas Work has begun on
laying an aluminum roof on the
Polk county courthouse. The work
will progress rather slowly as it
will have to be done between the
sessions of circuit court. The roof
ing is being laid over the original
tile roofing which is beginning to
crumble.
Alaftkan Lumber for
Sale to Make Paper Pulp
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 -'m -
The. U. S. forest service tonight
offered for sale 1,500,000.000
cubic feet of Alaska national for
est timber for use in manufactur
ing newsprint and paper.
The offer contemplates the
establishment of a permanent
paper manufacturing industry in
Alaska sufficient to meet 25 per
cent of this country's annual consumption.
Visitors Feted
At Fruitland
FRUITUAND Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Clark and Ted Emick have
entertained with several trips and
dinners for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Atherton and Marshall of Kansas
City, Mo, They traversed the
Columbia river highway, went
deep-sea fishing at Depoe Bay,
and had a smorgasbord dinner in
Portland. Mrs. Atherton is
Emick's lister and he hadn't seen
her since 1929. The Atherton's are
making plans to locate here.
HOP PICKER DELIVERED
MARQUAM Edwin Willig had
a hop picker delivered this .week,
the first in the area. Willig said
this would eliminate trouble in
getting enough pickers to handle
the crop.
GIRL RECOVERING
. BRUSH CREEK Carline Over
lund, 9-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Overlund, is re
ported improving at the Silver
ton hospitaL
Wrecks Cause
Slight Injuries,
Cai Damages
Four minor automobile acci
dents were reported to city police
Friday. A truck and its load of
garden produce was considerably
damaged in a collision with a bus
at 3270 Portland rd. Friday morn
ing. Glenn R. Goodnight, Port-,
land, was driving the produce .
truck and Stanford A. Cotter. Sil
verton, the bus. There were no s
serious injuries.
" Other minor collisions Thurs
day night involved can driven by
Henry A. Shute. jr.. 2775 N. Lib
erty st., and Lillie Dell Lehman, -1099
Mill st; Lawrence Bivirot
2630 Brooks ave. and Charles T.
Galbreath, Monmouth; William
Kantz, 255 South View place, and -Leonard
Wiltenberg, 1305 Powell
st. Patricia Huddleston. 1644 S.
Commercial st, a passenger with
Wiltenberg, received injuries to
her right leg, the police report
states.
BACK AT NAV POST
BETHANY John Buchheit,
S 2c, who has been home for
three weeks on leave, returned
this week to Terminal Island,
Calif., to finish his enlistment in
the navy.
Alvin's Cafe
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Snort Orders
Open 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
14 mile past 13 st evteff
l.raJ
V.
tj Ranch type 5 rm. home on , acre. Hardwood
neie ll IS floors, oil heat, fire place. You will Eke it. an
only $8,000. See Vick Bros., or Delano, 290 N. Church. Phon
5710.
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Valley Obituaries
May Sella r
ALBANY Mrs. May Sellars.
72, resident of Albany for 54
years, died of a heart ailment in a
local hospital Wednesday evening
following a brief illness.
Funeral services were held from
the Fisher Funeral home at 2 o'
clock Friday with burial in Will
amette Memorial park.
Mary Ackley wa.s born on July
8, 1875, in Douglas county, Kans.
On Feb. 22, 1891, seh was married
to John Wilson Sellars at Valen
tine, Neb. In 1893 Mr. and Mrs.
Sellars came to Albany, making
the trip with horses and a wagon.
In 1941 they celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary.
Surviving is the widower, a sis
ter, Mrs. Ella Miller and a niece,
Gladys Miller, all of Albany, and
another sister, Mrs. Cora Taylor
of Valentine, Neb.
COMBINING UNDER WAY
HAZEL DELL Nettie Hatte
berg and her brother, William
Hatteberg of Salem, have been at
the home fit Mr. and Mrs. dwin
Hatteberg where the men are
combining this week.
Mill City Gall Cruson and
Rose Kerber were hostesses Sat
urday at the Cruson home in
honor of Irene Plotts who moved
teh first of the week. Present
were Irene Plotts, Dorothy Down
er, Wilma Mae Howe, Patricia
and Betty Lou Cree. Dolores Ann
Smith, Jerry Cruson, and the
hostesses.
, Dallas Polk county health de
partment pre-school clinics will
be held at the health department,
room 2, National Biink building,
Dallas, on Monday and Thursday
afternoons between 1 and 4 p. m.,
for children throughout the coun
ity. Those interested should call or
write the department for an ap
pointment, leaders ray.
Turner Some excitement
iwas caused in the Crawford dis
trict Sunday when a plane that
was dusting the bean crops,
jtrucK tne top xi a tree ana jana
ed on the James Versteig barn
jot. The plane was all but demol
ished but the pilot escaped unin
jured.
NEWCOMERS BUY HOME
EVERGREEN Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Warden from California
have bought the H. Johnson home.
To Vacation
Preparations
CALL
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(Circulation Dept.)
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
If yon can't get that new Chevrolet In the near future, why
not add 30,000 miles more service to your present car, and get
new car performance? Complete motor recondition. We are
fully equipped to do this work. Cost is moderate.
As about our Budget Plan and make arrangements to pay a
small amount monthly.
Phone 3188 for Appointments
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
510 North Commercial
Announcing the Appoinlment
of
MORRIS OPTICAL CO.
444 State Street, Phone 5528
As Dealers' Agent for
Oiarion Hearing Aids & Supplies
Try before you buy you can "rent" an Otarion.
Phone or write for free demonstration.
Otarion Hearing Aid Center of Salem
466 Court St.
Phone 2-4000
And Ask To Have
TLH1E STATESMAN
Forwarded to Your
VACATION- AEDDKE
Per Week
(And Well Bill You
on Your Return)
Enjoy. Your Vacation With
ofre rejaotigjtatcsraatt