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(Dntty Mwg DBo'fleffs
appeal timV extended
Appellants in twor"ppeal cases
involving the partially - Complet
ed Froen Food Banfc on South
Commercial street Monday were
-granted until October 31 to file
transcript fh Marion county cjy-
4 curt court. Marion L. Corkum and
Marion L. Corkum. doing business
, . C5M. Coikum.Cu, contractors,
hae Med notice of appeal Jo the
state supremeicourt from a circuit
f court decision clearing William
C. Gabriel's iftle to the food bank
from len instituted by Cork,um.
: Gabriel and Corkum have Mso
. tiled notice of appeal from a tjght
jf foreclosure decision granted by
.-the court to Oregon Mutual Sav
ings Bank of Portland. ;'
River silt, icp soil, arid fill dirt.
Court. Sand & Gravel. Ph. 219C6.
Attention,- Deer Hunters: Order
double wrapped Master Bread for
camping from your favorite gro
cer today.
MEIERS PAROLED
Charles Meyers, Silverton, was
.sentenced tohe year in the coun
ty jail Monday and paroled fol
lowing his plea of guilty to a
charge of obtaining money under
false pretense before Marion
County Circuit Judge George Dun
can. Meyers was charged with
- phasing a false flO check in Sa
Jem on September 18 when ar
rested last week by Marion coun
ty sheriffs deputies.
Close out sale on all baby items,
KIrtrom'i Gift. .
Im but wish te
spend a large ameant.
yea may wish te coa-
vaeye every penny
possible. Front ene ex-
treme U the other,'
yeell find that Hew
erl - Edwards service
Is designed te exactly
meet year require
seats. HOUIELLEDUIRRDS
WnERfiLHOmE
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el in rich fold finished
case designed to please?
every man. " '
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precision made, 17-jewel IiJ
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110 IIITEDEST OD EXTRA CHADGE FOB CBEDiT
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FELTON ON VACATION
Marion County District Judge
Joseph B. Felton ; began a one
week vacation today and will re
turn to his duties next Monday
morning. In Judge Felton ' ab
sen cases slated for his court
will be processed In justice counts
in the county. The Judge planned
to go deer hunting. I.
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 jS. Com'L
Dance Wed, "Crystal Gardens.
WAYNE MERCER WINNER
Wayne Mercer, 15-year-old son
of Mr. and MTs. R. H. Mercer, Sa
lem route 6, box 66, has received
word that he was winner in an
amateur talent program over ra
dio station KALE on which he
played a marimba solo last wet k..
As winner he will appear again
on the "Take the
this time at 8 p:
over KALE. i
Air" program;
m. Thursday
Closing out a complete line of
baby items to maKe room for other
merchandise.- Salej last while
stock last. Everything, from food
warmers to rattles. Come early
for a good selection. Elf Strom's
Gift Dept.
DeLuxe "Serve Self1 Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 263171
CHAMBER LUNCHEONS 8TART
The annual series of weekly
luncheon meetings of the Salem
Chamber of Commerce will open
next Monday noon when the local
chamber meet jointly with the
Business r and Professional Wo
men's club to hear an address by
Dr. Virgil M. Rogers, superintend
ent! of schools at Battle Creek,
Mich. The program will observe
the 20th national business wo
men's week. Dr. Rogers also will
address school admirrklxators in a
state-called meeting next week.
Dr. Waltz's office closed Septem
ber 26 to October 13.
Attention. Deer Hunters:1 Order
double wrapped Master Bread for
camping from your favorite gro
cer Joday.
METERS TAKE $1.81
City Treasurer Paul H. Mauser
noted Monday that last week's
parking meter collection showed
levelling - off indications, with
total receipts at 11,883.67, Just
above the weekly average of $1,-
844 after two weeks' receipts in
the neighborhood of $2,000. Total
meter collection since first meters
were installed last April is $41,
293.12. Dance Wed. Crystal . Gardens
WATCHES
'
Men
2.50
The dainty
nnme" delightful 15-jew
movement in
en cushion-shaped case.
So feminine and so depen
dably accurate is this 15
jewel Benrus in charming
round case, gleaming gold
en finish. 1
MOTHERS GO HOME
Dismissed from Salem General
hospital over the week end with
their baby daughters were Mrs.
Leslie Klampe, Salem route 7;
Mrs. Lloyd Straw, 1750 S. 12th
st.; Mrs. Clinton Ault, 1545 N.
Capitol st.; Mrs. William Spallng
er, 462'i State st; Mrs. Fred
Reidy, Salem route 8; Mrs. An
drew Sovenski, Salem route 9;
Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Sublimity,
and Mrs. Glenn Haworth, I860
N. Winter t. Mrs. R. O. Eriekson,
776 Gerth st.. West Salem was
dismissed with her baby son.
Rummage Sale. Truth Center, 262
N. Cottage. Oct. 2, 3. .'
Attention, Deer Hunters; Order.)
double wrapped Master Bread for
camping from your favorite' gro
cer today.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO '
Ernest H. King, photo editor
with The Associated Press in San
Francisco, and "tyrs. King are vis
iting former San Francisco friends
in Salem this week. King, veteran
photographer, was in charge of
Life - AP - Acme - INP picture
pool in the southwest Pacific dur
ing the war and all war pictures
from that area were channeled
through his office.
Attention, Der Hunters: Order
double' wrapped Master Bread for
camping frorrf your favorite gro
cer today.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol Si. '
CITY OFFICIALS TO HUNT
Mayor R. L. Elfstrom and City
Manager J. L. Franzen are this
week on a hunting expedition to
the Steens. mountains, in a deer
hunting party which also includes
Tinkham Gilbert, Dick Severin
and Henry Carl. They will re
turn Sunday. .
14 in. by 2x4, Insulating lath,
also V in. 4x8. rigid board. Bork
man Lumber4 rand Hardware,
2460 State St. Phone 3701.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows. 450 Center St.
Y MEETING SLATED
A selected group of young men
from the Salem area who have
been ttive in local YMCA work
will meet at the Salem YM at 8
p. m. today to hear Ken Fleming,
Portland, regional director of the
Y's men club in the Northwest,
discuss operation of the organiz
ation in preparation for founding
a unit in Salem. Fleming and a
group of young men from the
Portland club will explain the
workings of their Porltand club
and Y's men-club in general.
All holders of Portland Electric
Power first preferred and prior
preferred or bonds should consult
Conrad, Bruce & Co, concerning
exchange. 203 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
4106.
Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens. '
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205
1316 Sfaie Si.
i Phone 2-5358
HELD ON LARCENY rCJIARGE
Charged with the it-rent larceny
of a 9100 watch tit Roger and
Bishop hopyard on Brown's island,
Ernest Anthony Hoffer of White
Swan, Wash., is held in Marion
county jail in lieu of $1,000 await
ing action of the grand jury. Hof
fer appeared for preliminary ex
amination in district court Monday
following his arrest Sunday at the
hopyard by a deputy sheriff,
Today's Buy Tomorrow's Secur
ity If you can make out with J
bedroom, here's a good buy. It's an i
almost new, clean and cozy small
home located at 1740 Baker St.
Fully plastered, carpeting auto
matic air-eonditioned s feriiace,
really nice throughout. Take a
drive by this little number "today.
If interested, call our salesman,
Mr - Stewart at 25669. Week days
call 24115. Please do not disturb
owner. Full price is only $5,950;
with extra paved corner lot south,
$6,500. Lee Ohmart & Co., Real
tors, 477 Court St. Ph. 24115-24116:
100 virgin wool slacks, gabar
dines, worsted, herringbone and
bed ford cords. $12.9 to $18.50.
Ax Jones, 121 North High st.
Uhley Music Studio. Instructor
trumpet Trombone, baritone,
French horn, bass,,.- 735 Piedmont
W. Salem.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See the
new one with easy to wear button.
Jmes Taft & Associates, 218 Ore
gon Bldg. Ph. 24491.
ASH AWAITS GRAND JURY
William L. Ash, Portland,
awaits Marion county grand jury
action while being held in the
county jail in lietiv of $1,000 bail
charged with obtaining money un
der false pretenses. Ash, charged
with the passing of five fictitious
checks in Salem, waived prelim
inary examination when he ap
peared in district court Monday.
Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens.
SHIELDS BACK FROM TRIP
H. C. Shields, 4160 Marion st,
has returned frorA a 30-day trip
during which he 'visited relatives
in North and South Carolina and
at Miami Beach, Fla. '
Dutch Boy Once Over Wall Paint.
All standard colors on hand. Ph.
4939.
VICTORY CLUB TONIGHT
Townsend Victory club 17 will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the
home of Mrs. Olive Raddawav,
1421 N. Church st.
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TWO KfV IIOI'SES PLANNED
PeimiUr fir two Jirw Ihhim-h
were issued by ttie iit'y building
inspector's dcpajlmcnt Monday to
W. J. Wellard. who plans a $5.00Q
house at 2247 Mill ft., and to II.
E. Pade and t'. H. Ken. who plan
a $6.(K0 houeat 13 IS Norway -st.
Joseph Mrjstnk reccivrd a permit
to make $1,400 alterations to a
house at 735 Ferry st.,;and F. O.
Repine was given permission to
erect a billboard at 1250 at 2575
Portland rd. Alleratiori permits
for work estimated to cot tx tweii
$20 and $900 went to R. E. Stan
ton, for work at 1764 Market st.;
W. WJS'Holt 2275 N. Front st.;
Wayne M. Price, 960 N. Cottage
ft; J. L. DeWeese. 85 S. 20th st;
Joseph Lehn. 368N. 13th st: Car
roll Ford, 560 N,r23rd st.; F. D.
Kibbie.. 695 S. Commercial st;
Dale Heutzeriroeder, J545 Hansen
ave ; John A. OdiandI.SO N. 23rd
St., and E. B. Perrine, 2185 N. Lib
erty st
Reweaving for Salem again. Ask
for Mrs. La Vee, 116 Marion.
DRIVER FINED. SENTENCED
A $250 fine and a 30-day sen
tence were meted out to Edward
Lawrence Fa-rris. West Stayton, by
Marion County District Judge' Jo
seph Feltori when . Farris pleaded
guilty Monday to a charge of
driving while intoxicated. Farris
was arrested last Friday night by
state police.
Rummage sale over Greenbarim's
miursday, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
iO-30 DINES TONIGHT
Carl Greider. new veterans em
ployment representative for the
Salem employment office, w ill dis
cuss his use of a recently acquired
seeing eye dog when Jie addresses
the Salem 20-30 club at its din
ner meeting st 7 o'clock this eve
ning in the Gold Arrow restau
rant. Club officials faid the din
ner and program will be open to
any men between the ages of 20
and 30 who wish to attend.
KIWANIS TO MEET
Robert W. Fenix, business man
ager of Willamette university, will
be the featured speaker at a meet
ing of the Salem Kiwanis club this
noon at" the Marion hotel. "Wil
lamette yniverjiity - Sense to
Cents" will be the subject of his
address. ' 4
Lee Ohmart A Co., realtors, 477
Court st, Salem, Ore., are pleased
to announce the association of Mr.
A. E. Danielson with our firm.
Lee Ohmart & Co.. Realtors. 477
Court St., are pleased to announce
the association of Mr. William R.
Stewart with our Inm.
war?.
TREE SERVICE FILES
John Payne, 24H S. Chuich t.,
filed an assumed business name
certificate with the Marion county
cleik Monday for Insured -Tree
Serue, a business dealing with
removing, falling, topping and
trimming tiees.
FARRELL COMING BACK
Secretary of State Rouert S.
Farrell, jr., who has been attend
ing the annual meeting of the Na
tional Association of Secretaries
of State bl Hiloxi, Miss., will re-
I turn to Salem late this week, he
i telegraphed his office Monday.
Farrell is retiring president of the
: association.
COUNTY OFFICIALS TRAVEC
I Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy and County Commission
! er Ed Rogers will be in Eugene
i today attending a dinner meet
. ing at the chamber of commerce
. for the sub-committee on appro
i priations for civil works, a con
! gressional delegation now on an
! inspection trip of the WiHaihette
i valley. .
VISITS IN ROSEBI'RG
Mrs?: Viola Harrelson,
st., has returned from
317 State
Ropeburg,
where shevisitcd her brother and
sister-in-law, , Mr. and Mrs. L. R
Mynatt, anrlAer niece. Irs. Leila
Weber. While there she went to
Riddle to look after property in
terrsts.
Births
I r ii.ni.i.iu in ii. anil ivii?.
j Wayne Fierling. Marion, a son,
j Sunday. September 28, at Salem
General hospital.
j FARRELL To Mr. and Mrs.
J Norman D. Farrell, Salem route
1 6, ar son, Sunday. September 28,
at Salem General hospital.
j FACGHT"" To Mr. and Mrs."
Pjeton Faught 100 N. Commer
jCial st., a daughter. Monday. Sep-
tern be r 29, at Salem General hos-
Ipital.
Nothing 'Down. Pay Monthly
Venetian Blinds
- ELMER -The
Blind Han
1545 Plaza St. W. Salem
Slats in aluminum, steel, wood.
Choice of tape colors.
Measured, and installed
within 30 mile.
Phone 7328
lor h estimates.
. . . ride the big, safe, comfortable
City Lines buses that get yqu there on
time and leave your parking
worries at home. Save money, too.
Ride the bus to town'tomotrowl
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"The Statesmen. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday. Sept 30. 1947 5
OI.SRl'D To Mr. and Mrs. WALL To Mr. and Mrs. Eit .
Gordon Olsrud, 261 W. Miller St., J. Wall, Salem route S, a daugh-'
a on, Sunday, September 28, at iter, Monday, September 29.' at S
Salem General hospitaL liwn General hospital.
Rl'SCII To Mr. and Mrs. O.
D. Rusch. Salem route 8, a son,
Sunday, September 28, at Salem
General hospital.'
BIILES ' To Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Miles, 1150 N. 17th St.,
son,, - Sunday, September 28, at
Salem General hospitaL -
MILLER To Mr. and Mr.
Ivan Miller, Aumsville, a (laughter
Sunday, September 28, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
ERNST To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl E. Ernst Jefferson, a son,
Monday, September 29, at Salem
General hospital.
STRONG Tp Mr.' and Mrs.
Charles E. Strong, 200 Vista ve
a daughter, Monday, September
29, at Salem General hospital.
HOWARD To Mr. and Mrs.i
James P. Howard, 1055 Cedar st.-,
a daughter,' Monday, September;
29, at Salem General hospital.
JENSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack A. Jensen, ll35 S. 18th at,
a son, Monday, September 29, at
Salem General hospitaL
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POTTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Potter, Dallas, a daugh
ter, Monday, September 29, at
Salem General hospital.
WILLIAMS -r To Mj". and Mr.
Thomas A. Willfams.85 Wilkw
st., a sonunday, September 28
at Salem, General hospital.
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