Otiy News DBirSeffs
TWO NEW HOUSES PLANNED
Henry Priem received city
building permils Wednesday lor
the construction of $6500 houses at
2250 nd 2340 Lee st. The city
engineer's office also issued per
mits to Leonard VanVleck lor a
new gas pump "island" at m serv
ice tUtion at 382 Trade st.,rto cost
$400; to C. Crane for building a
$100 garage at 1655 S. Liberty st.
and for minor alteration projects
to William ' Bower, for work at
1630 Lee st.: J- D. Kaster,1605 N.
5th st.; T. F. Muller, 660 S. Sum
mer st and Mrs. Flora S,hort, 1105
S. Liberty st. j
De Luxe Self Serve Layndry, 345
Jefferson St. Ph. 26317. '
Just call 26727 and we will come
out and buy all of your old broken
toys and baby furn. "The Repair
atory," Salem's Toy Clinic.
WOMAN BETTER
Charlotte East on, Redmond, was
in "good condition and resting
comfortably" in Salem General
hospital Wednesday night where
she was taken following an auto
mobile accident on the South San
tiam highway east of Sweet Home
Saturday. She was seriously in
jured when her car skidded and
plunged over an 8-foot embank
ment. Permanent, $2.50 and up. Mod
ern Beauty College, 179 N. Lib
erty. Call 8141.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
CONDITION' UNCHANGED
Norma Jean Jones, 14, of Sa
lem route H. remained unconscious
in General hospital Wednesday
night for 11th day since she was
critically injured in an auto
bicycle accident on highway S9E
south of Salem. She was struck
by a car driven by George Mann,
Freewater, Ore, August 30.
Salway peaches, you pick. Carl
Aspinwall Orchards t Brooks.
Ph. 21261.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street
Obituary
IMH GLASS
At the residence. 1333 Zdrewater at..
W-t Salem. September t. Gilbert Mer
edith Douglass, at the ace of 72 years.
huband of Leona Douglass of Salem;
and father of Dorothea Newlingcr and
Mildred tee. both of Salem, and Delia
Burton of Jmningi Lodge, Ore.; broth
er -of Ezra DouflaM of Superior. Arts.,
Mra. Lady Phelps of San Francisco, and
Calvin Douftiu, Mra. Bertha Douf
laM. Mi Maude Palmer and Mra. Olive
Hewlett, all of Portland. Also survived
by four grandchildren, and one great
grandchild. Services will be held Thurs
day, September 11. at 10 30 a m. at the
W T. Rifdon chapel with concluding
services in BelcrMt Memorial park. The
Krr. Dudley ! Strain will officiate.
Ll'MMlS .4
William Reed Lummli, at the fam
ry residence at 1133 Chemeketa st.,
Tuesday keptember. t. at the age of
Tl years. Survived by his widow, Mrs.
fcusan Lummii of Salem; two daugh
ters,. Mrs. -Mildred McCormack, Sa
lem, and Mrs. Gertrude Lindahl.
Bremerton. Wash.; a son, Harry K.
Lummii, Dekake; three sisters. Mrs.
Anna Leatherman. Pleasant Hill, Mo.,
Mrs. Dula HarUler. Kansas City, Mo,
and Mrs. Maude Sioan, Garnert, Kas.:
Five grandchildren and one great
frandchild. Services will be held at
lowelKCdwarda chapel at 1 p.m.
Thursday, September II. the Rev. A.
G. Yates officiating. Interment tLBel
crest Memorial park.
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Nothing 'could set
forth our business pol
icies more beautifully,
nor ; more understand
ably, than the Golden
Rule; the basic princi
ple that each of us, in
his relations with oth
ers, should deal with
his friends as he would
wish jjthem to deal
with him.
HOlOuHDMOS
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CLUB TO MEET
Members of the Salem Geology
society will hold their first meet
ing of the fall season at Peterson
Butte near Silvertcn Sunday, Oc
tober 15, Prof. Herman Clark an
nounced Wednesday. The group
plans to study marine fossils and
eashells at the base of the butte.
Clark also announced the first
club lecture will be held October
24, but said the speaker for the
meeting had not yet been selected.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See the
new one unit easy to wear Bell
tone. James Taft k Associates,
218 Oregon bldg. Ph. 24491.
WAVES TO MEET
Former WAVES of the Salem
area, who are mapping plans for
establishing a V-10 unit here, will
hold a social and membership
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sep
tember 22, at the home of Cmdr.
E. A. Meola, 1790 S. High st. The
group met Monday night at the
home of Chief James L. Lemon
of the Salem reserve recruiting
staff.
Auxiliary of American Legion
Post 136 holding rummage sale
over Greenbaum's Fri. and Sat.
Dance. VFW hall, Sept., 13, Sat.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
Examination for filling econo
mist positions in Washington, D.C.
and nearby was announced Wed
nesday by the U.S. civil service
commission through its Salem sec
retary, William Fischer, in the
downtown post office building.
Salaries range from $3397 to
$5905 a year. No written tests
will be given competitors, but eli
gible applicants must have had
from five to seven years' experi
ence. Information is available
from Fischer.
Day's Ranger Whipcord Trousers,
100 virgin wool, $13.95, all sizes.
Alex Jones, 121 N. High St
GRANGE PLANS NCNIC
Salem Grange and the Salem
Home Economics club will hold
a "rain or shine" picnic Sunday
at the old Geer ranch located about
three miles east of Pratum. The
dinner will begin at 1:30 p.m. If
rain threatens, the affair will be
held inside a barn on the farm.'
60c Special Merchants Lunch
served every day at Lion's Den.
See the exhibit of watercolori by
the Northwest Watercolor Society
at Elfstrom's galleries, 340 Court.
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MOODY'S CONDITION GOOD
Ralph Moody, Salem attorney,'
who has been confined at Salem
General hospital with a heart ail
ment, was in "good" - condition
Wednesday night attendants re
ported. ' . - ,
MOTHER DISMISSED
Mrs. Donald " Gould,-: Gervais,
wts dismissed from Salem Dea
coness hospital Wednesday-' with
her newborn daughter. '
Dance. VFW hall. Sept; 13, Sat
MILLS TO TALK
Roy Mills, bulb grower of the
Oswego district and a member of
the Portland Men's Garden club,
will speak at Thursday night's
meeting of the. Salem. Men's Gar
den club. Mills also will show
colored slides. An informal flow
er show on contest basis will be
held.
Refrigerators for immediate deliv
ery. Broadway Appliance Co, 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
Need time to shop on your lunch
hour? Try Nohlgren's air condi
tioned cafeteria for good food and
fast service. Open 11 A.M. to 2
P.M.
AUTO STOLEN
E. N. Peterson, 1755 S. High st,
reported to police that his car was
stolen from a parking space at
State and Commercial streets
about 9 ajn. Wednesday.
Births
ROSSMAN To Mr. and, Mrs.
George S. Rossman, 1045 Howard
St., a daughter, Wednesday, Sep
tember 10, at Salem Deaconess
hospital.
GRABENIIORST r- To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Grabenhorst, Salem
route 4, a daughter, Wednesday,
September 10, at Salem General
hospital.
Old Favorite Songs
and
New Tune Hits
THE FRECKLE SONG
By Hank? Penny
DI1UIIKEII BAT
By Cisco Houston
THE T7HIFFEHP00F SONG
By Bine Crosby and Fred Waring
MINOR RIFF
DOWIMII CHIHUAHUA
By Stan Kenton
IIAIl'SELLE
THAT'S MY DESffiE
SUNDAY KIND OF LOVE
By Franklo Laine
SALEM RECORD SHOP
Oregon Bldg. Harold and Doreen Shogren State at High
Downstairs Telephone, 8632
DALLAS SOLDIER BACK
Visitor at the Salem army re
cruiting office Wednesday was
David H. Schultz, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. T. D. Schultz of Dallas,
who is now on terminal leave
from the army after serving the
past year with the VS. consta
bulary in Germany.. He enlisted
here Feb. 21, 1940, and. returned
from the army a few days ago.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St
CARS PILFERED
Two hub caps were stolen from
the auto of O. R. Christman, 3545
Portland rd., while it was parked
in the 500 block. on Ferry street
Tuesday night, police reported
Wednesday. C. O; Herman, 510
Beck ave., reported to police that
two fender skirts valued at $35
were taken from his car while it
was parked at Liberty and Ferry
streets the same night
McAlvin's Top Shop, ' Furniture
Upholstery. Call 9560. -.
Venetian blinds. Call Elmer the
blind man. Ph. 7328.
BREAK-IN ATTEMPTED
City police Wednesday were
called to investigate an attempted
break-in at Nollman and Engler
sporting good store, 362 State st,
on Tuesday night Police said
someone had attempted to enter
the store by prying the back door,
but apparently was unsuccessful,
and nothing was taken.
River silt top soil and fill dirt
Com'l Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966.
SMITH BAIL SET
Bail on Thomas Smith, 150 Wil
liams ave., wanted in California
on a grand theft charge, was set
at $5,000 in Marion county district
court Wednesday. Smith, arrested
Tuesday by Marion county sher
iff's deputies, is held in Marion
county jail for San Bernardino
authorities.
Washing Machines for immediate
delivery. Broadway Appliance Co.,
419 Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
REVIVAL SERVICES 8TART
Calvary chapel at 1275 N.
Church .st. is this week holding
revival services at 7:45 nightly
through Sunday. -Assisting the
Roth evangelist party are local
singers and solovox soloists.
Rumage Sale by Marion Auxiliary
to Veterans of Foreign Wars No.
661, Thursday over Greenbaums
store. . .
Apt. Gas it Apt Electric Ranges
for immediate delivery.' Broadway
Appliance Co, 419 Ferry, Salem,
Oregon. " w
APPEARANCE DELAYED
Mitchell' Alexander Nevinaki,
Clarence William Nevinski and
Floyd Eugene Stalen, all of Los
Angeles, charged with the theft
of a tire from a Salem service
station recently, are slated to ap
pear in Marion county district
court today. The trio, held in
lieu of $750 bail each in the coun
ty jail, were returned from Eu
gene Thursday by Sheriff Denver
Young and were scheduled to ap
pear in district court Wednesday.
Full size ranges for immediate de
livery. Broadway Appliance Co.,
419 Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
KEN FIELD CASE SETTLED '
The case of Dorothy Kerffield,
Salem, charged 'with larceny of
clothing, was compromised in
Marion county district court Wed
nesday and dismissed when re
stitution on the missing articles
was promised.
32 gal. Electric Water Heaters for
immediate delivery. $69.95. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon.
LICENSES ISSUED
Marriage licenses have been is
sued at Vancouver, Wash., re
cently to Cecil J. Bradley and
Donna B. Fitzgerald, both of Sil
verton, and Merle H. Pillsbury
and Inez L. Copeland, both of
Woodburn.
Johns-Manville slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing ' down, 3 years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates. Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros.
Roofing Co., 164 S. Com'L
LIONS SEE PICTURES
Thomas Blanchard of United
Air Lines' local office showed
moving pictures of Yellowstone
national park to members of the
Hollywood Lions club Wednesday
noon at the Lions den. The pro
gram was arranged . by K. B.
Kugel, operator of the Salem
travel agency.
Oil circulators for Immediate de
livery, several sizes. Broadway Ap
pliance Co., 419 Ferry, Salem, Ore
gon. :
JACKSON APPOINTED
Emory C. Jackson was appoint
ed constable of the Silverton dis
trict by Marion county court Wed
nesday . on recommendation of a
number of Silverton citizens. John
Dickenson had been named for the
post to succeed E. W. O'Brien,
but failed to qualify, the court
order stated.
MRS. LAMBER80N HELD
Eldora Lamberaon. alias KMoia
Peters, who was paroled Tuesday
from Marion county Jail, Wed
nesday turned over to Sheriff J.
R. Devitt of Santa Cruz county,
Calif., where she is wanted on a
charge of issuing fictitious checks,
the Marion county sheriffs office
reported. The 28-year-old woman
was recently sentenced to 90 days
in the county jail on a charge of
obtaining money by false preten
ses involving bad checks cached
in Salem and Stayton. Her hus
band, William E. Lamberson cf
Tacoma, Wash., was sentenced to
a total of four years in the state
prison last month on two check
charges and she also was sentenc
ed to three years in the prison on
a forgery charge but was paroled.
files for Apartment
William A. Wirtz and Jessie
V. Wirtz filed an assumed busi
ness name certificate with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
for the Sunberg apartment at 555
N. Winter st. Charles A. Driskell
and Mable A. Driskell, who sold
the business to the Wirtz couple,
filed a notice of retirement from
the apartments Monday.
MINTY RETIRES
A notice of retirement from the
building contracting firm of
Groves and Minty was filed Wed
nesday with the Marion county
clerk by James Minty.
TAYLOR IN JAIL
Gordon tuner 'lay lor, Albany,
is Jn Marion county jail aerving
a 15-day sentence imposed by
Silverton justice court Tuesday.
He was fined $14 and sentenced
to 10 days in jail on a charge of
operating a vehicle as a private
carrier in a commercial enterprise
and also was sentenced to five
days and fined $7 on a charge of
operating a motor vehicle without
clearance light. He .was arrested
by state police earlier this week
near Silverton.
Tho Statesman. Salom, Oregon. Thursday, Sept. II, 1117 3
MAY HAUL LOGS
Marion county road log-hauling
permits were granted Wednes
day by Marion county court to
Bernard Schmid, Salem route 6;
Chester Maulding, Silverton, and
to M. A. Beyer of ML AngeL
BRIDGE GETS NEW DECK
New decking is being placed
this week on the Santiam river
bridge at Stayton as a Marion
county bridge crew repairs the
bridge for tho winter months.
Following avnew deck the bridge
approaches on both sides will be
re-filled and leveled, the Marion
county court said Wednesday.'
HENDERSON BETTER
William Henderson. Albany, in
jured in an automobile accident
near Jefferson August 10, was in
good condition in the Salem Dea
coness hospital Wednesday, at
tendants reported. -
IRON FIREMAN
OIL BURNER
Enjoy carefree, dependable
warmth with aa Iron Fireman
Luminous Flame Oil Burner.
This oew luminous flame beat
ing produces a houseful of con
tentment with such quiet eft
ciency that you don't give a
thought to your beating system.
Economical! Ask for free survey.
KEITH BROWN
Lumber Yard
Front Court St.
Phone fil3
1288 STATE ST.
Prices in Effecl Today, Friday & Saturday
10 lbs. 92c
rri.:.. c.i:- inn il. OAO S Us. 47c
Lucky Strike, Camel, Chesterfield ....
Avalon Brand - Cln.
119
etn. 1.37
TOFFEE Cha,e & Sanborn tt- 45c
TOIIATO JUICE
23c
Hunt's
46 oz.
2 for 45c
!)-,. Great Northern a
ieans i buik. .. ib.c
Cocoa 2 lb. tin . I5c
JOY CORN
Popover Hix Mr 5c
Graham
Crackers
lbs.
43c
Sunshine - fine for lunch box
snacks.
Snnahlno Krispy
Crackers ib..39c
PRODUCE SPECIALS
Boiling Onions
Ore. U. 8. No. 1 ' JQ
It lb. bar 03C
Bulk Carrois or
Turnips
3 ib 19c
Celery ,c,h crtop 8c
Fancy Local
Parsnips tnM 19c
Grapefruit
Fancy - foil of juice )A-
.;. ..Mb
King Apples
1.89
f for
Box
Pins box deposit
Hein's Strained
Honey u,!t 49c
Lynden Chicken and
Hoodies or
Turkey and Hoodies
1
lb. Jar ...
23c
Kitchen Queen
Flour to ib. 3.69
Happrvale
Peas S03 ran
CASE 2.25
10c
Ample Parking
Merchants' City-wide
Delivery Service Avail
able at Low Cost.
M.C.P.
Cuslard Puddingpkf.5c
(Limit pkgs.)
TO
ANDALL'S
FINE MEATS
U. S. Government Inspected
Quality Meats - Courteous Service
At Prices that Help You Save!
Terry Randall - "Bud" Wedel
PHONE 6489
Here is a Real Breakfast Special - All Center Slices of Swifts
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Dry Sugar Cured Sliced Ham . . .pound 79c
Veal Steak
Ground Beef
Why Pay More?
Pure, clean, Q7r
fresh i....................... lb. wIC
Baking Chickens
... u. 59c
Grade "A" milk
fed veal lb.
53c
Beef Boas! r
Oven ready fresh, young
colored hens
Arm or blade cuts. Swift's
quality beef . .
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45c
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SUPER SPECIALS
4 oz. Dripless Penetrating Oil
12 oz. Glass Cleaner
Firestone Paste Auto Wax
Firestone Paste Auto Cleaner ,
Single Bit Axe, S, Ib
Double Bit Axe. 32 lb
Long Handled Rd. Pt. Shovel
White Enameled Double Boiler. Vi qt. ...
White Enameled Tea Kettle
White Enameled Covered Kettle
White Enameled Percolator
Firestone Paste Floor Wax, 1 lb. ..
Firestone Self Polishing Wax, 1 pt
Firestone Furniture Polish, 1 pt
Bucksaw
Regular
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255 N. HIGH
' Home and Auto Supply
Salem's New Down Town Fireslone Siore phone 2 5693