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STORY HOUR WEDNESDAY
The stories, "Stone Soup,
"Master of All Wonders," "The
Wonderful Cow That Never Was"
and "Eeyore Loses a Tail and
Pooh Finds One," will be told at
the story hour at. the Salem pub
lic library Wednesday at 4 p.m.,
Eileen VanDyke, children's li
brarian, announced Monday.
Day care of 3 children in my
home. Age 3 to 5 yrs. 1009 S. 12th.
American Legion Armistice night
dance. , 2 orchestras, modern and
old time. Crystal Gardens, 8:30
tonight Public invited.
BABIES GO HOME '
- Mrs. Robert Sprague, Solem
route 3, and Mrs.-John Gallagher,
1498, Court st., were dismissed
from0 Salem Deaconess hospital
over the weekend with their jiew
bom daughters. Mrsv Alvin Gil
bert, 'Turner and Mrs. Phillip
Brandt, went home with their
baby sons.
American Legion Armistice night
dar.ce. 2 orchestras, modern and
old time. Crystal Gardens, 8:30
tonight. Public invited.
Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens.
MOTHERS DISMISSED .
Mrs. Ivan B. Morris, Salem
route 9, went home from Salem
General hospital Monday with
.twins, a son and daughter." Dis
missed with daughters were Mrs.
Darrell V. Gemmell, 275 N. 20th
St., and Mrs. D. L. Callicrate, Sa
lem route 5. Mrs.t J. J. Albrecht,
530 Fairview ave.l and Mrs. Jess
Paschall, Scio, took home new
sons.
The Salem Trades and Labor
Council's Tuesday meeting, Nov.
llj will be postponed until Nov.
25 because of Armistice day.
Rummage sale Wed. and Thurs.,
12th and 13th, over GreenbaumV
Letter Carriers auxiliary.
WAREHOUSE ENTERED ;
Three cases of beer were taken
from the Gideon Stolz company
warehouse Sunday by a thief who
gained entry by forcing a door,
city police reported Monday.
The Salem Trades and Labor
Council's Tuesday meeting. Nov.
11, will be postponed until Nov.
25 because of Armistice 4ay.
.Celebrate Armistice tonight Crys
tal Gardens. j
AUTOS PILFERED
Roy F. Valdez, 1940 Lewis st.,
reported to city police Monday
that a set of tools valued at $50
were stolen from his car while
it was parked in the 100 block of
North" High street Sunday night.
Tom Kalayzich, 624 N. Capitol st,
reported the loss of two hub caps
from his auto while it was parked
in front of his residence Saturday
night
American Legion dance tonight
Crystal Gardens.
Waltz with American Legion, to
night Crystal Gardens.
PARKED CAR DAMAGED
F. G. Pavey, 819 N. Liberty st,
reported to city police Monday
that his car was struck and dam
aged extensively by a hit - run
driver while parked in the 800
block of North Liberty street Sat
urday night
American Legion Armistice dance
Crystal Gardens.
Plan for your dinner and dance
Armistice night at Normandy
Manor. Dancing 9 to I., j
NEWBRY RETURNS
Secretary of Stat Earl Newbry
returned here Monday ; after
spending a few days at his home
in Ashland. Newbry said he
would not move his family to Sa
lem until the end of the current
school year.
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AKONSON
MM 1c Charles Wesley Aronson. late
resident of 52 Highland ave.. in Ver
" fnont. at the age of 33 years. Surviv
ing are the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Toby
A. Aronson ot Salem; a daughter. De
lores Jean Aronson of Salem; three
brothers. Walter Aronson of Clover
dale, Ore., Donald M. Aronson of Chi
cago and AndrU Gust Aronson of Sa
lem; and three sisters, Mrs. Kay Cur
tis' - of Riverside. Md.. Mrs. Alberta
Pheiffer of Salem and Miss Beyerly
Tay Aronson of Salem. Announcement
of services later by W. T. Rigdon company.
Mr DONALD
In this city November t. Anne Claire
McDonald, late resident of 47S Marion
at., at the age of 81 years. Survived by
nephew, Joseph H. McDonald of St.
Louis. Mo. Recitation of the rosary
(Tuesday. November 11. at I p.m. at the
The chances are that
y a j would prefer,
whM call a fan
era 1 director, the per
sonal attention of
principal. When yon
call Howell - Edwards,
in time of need, yea
may be sure of such
attention, always.
HOUUELL EDLUflRDS
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W. T. Rigdon chapel. Requiem mass
Wednesday, November 12. at 30 a.m.
at St. Joseph's church. Interment in
St. Barbara's cemetery.
SIM
In this ciy November 18. Mary Han
nah Sim. late resident of 2470 Garden
rd.. at the age of 7 years. Mother of
Mrs. Harriet Pollock of Pilot Rock.
Ore., Michael' Henry Sim, Thomas R.
Sim, William E Sim and J. L. Sim. all
of Salem, Mrs. Mary H. Capon of Port
land and Robert E. Sim of Casa Grande.
Ariz.; and sister of Mrs. Lidia Bushong
of Klamath Falls. Also survived by nine
grandchildren and five great grand
children. Member of the Latter Day
Saints church and American War
Mathers. Announcement of services
later by W. T. Rigdon company.
SAVAGE
Mrs. Georgia Belle Savage, late res
ident of 2615 Brooks ave.. at 1170 Ne
braska St., November S. Wife of Louis
A. Savage of Salem; mother of Mrs.
Gwendolyn Kurtz of Portland, Mrs.
Lois Belle Dtetz and George D. Sav
age, both of Salem. William K. Savage
of McMinnville. Elton Savage of Co
quislle. Donald H. Savage of Fort Law
ton. Wash., and Lloyd B. Savage of
Stayton; and sister of Mrs. Eva Rimby
in California, Christel Trent of Tacoma.
Wash . W. Everett Branch of Salem
and Miles E. Branch of Independence.
Also survived by 11 grandchildren and
one great grandchild. Services will be
held Wednesday, November 12. at 1:30
p.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel with
Dr. W. Earl Cochran officiating. In
terment wul be in Belcrest Memorial
park.
BURNETT s
David Mayes Burnett, at the family
residence in Jefferson, November 10 at
the age of 77 years. Survived by his
widow, Mrs. Pearl Burnett Of Jeffer
son; ! two nephews, Milton Burnett of
Oregon City and Floyd Burnett of
Long Beach, Calif.; on grand nephew
and three grandnieces. Member of the
Jefferson Christian church, I Jefferson
lodge 53. AF.;,ac AM. and Sidriey-Talbot
Farmers unidn. Announcement of serv
ices later by the Howell-Ed wards chap
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LESLIE
Mrs. Theresa B. Leslie, at her resi
dence, 1853 Court st.. Monday. Nov.
10. Mother of Joanna Leslie, of Oak
land. Calif., S. Bliss Leslie of Salem,
and J. W. Leslie of LaGrande. Ore.;
sister of Cora Bliss of Salem, and
Richard Blisa of Ashtabula. Ohio. An
nouncement of services later by the
Clough-Barrick company. ;
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- Then yotrneed hSo modern snagic of Collogon Crsani, which lends
to bestow that fresh and dowy look; so ossential to beouty. Scienca
thus helps a mature skin deny the poising years through Cellogon's
active osirogonic harmono content. It n a boon to every woman
ver 30., .seems to make the calendar stand still. Now, its natural
hormone content increased to 1 0,000 units per ounce and rjs v
price reduced, Cellogen saves you money, gives you quicker results.
CEU0GH1 CKEAM
TVirty-dy supply 3.50 () Ur
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t Miss Hazel Winters
of the Dorothy Gray Park Avenue. Salon
will bo in our Cosmetic Dopartmont
All This Wcok
lo toU you oxactly how to nso CELLOGEN CREAM
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
State and Liberty Ste. SaUm, Or.
DeMOLAT DEGREES
Six new members were initiated
into the Order of DeMolay in a
ceremony at the Salem Masonic
temple Monday 'flight. Receiving
degrees were Bill . Hull, Daryl
Jones, Jack J. Harris, Gerald
Kelly, Bill C. Hamblin and Loren
Newkirk. Refreshments were
sened by the Mothers' club after
the induction.
Willamette raspberry, $1 doz.;
peony rooLs, 75c-$ 1; daphne, $1,751
Bulbs. Knight Pearcy Nursery,
375 S. Liberty.
We remember: closed as usual
Armistice day. Abrams 6c Skin
ner. Inc., Insurance, Masonic
Bldg.
Rummage sale. Bargains. Fur
chubby. Jason Lee church base
ment Thursday, Winter and Jef
ferson. American Legion invites all to
celebrate tonight.
LIONS TO MEET
William R. Moore, manager of
the Coca-Cola company in the Sa
lem area, will discuss his product
in a speech to members of the
Hollywood Lions club at a meet
ing in the Lion's Den Wednesday
noon.
Anyone knowing themselves in
debted to Dr. R. Lee Wood can
pay same by depositing it to his
credit at the U. S. National Bank,
Ladd ic Bush Branch. Please sign
deposit slip.
Nationally known "Launderette"
20 automatic Bendix, self service
laundry, 30 minute service on
your entire week's wash while
you shop, wait or visit. Phone
24555, 1255 Ferry.
PERMIT ISSUED
Pioneer Trust company of Salem
was issued a permit Monday by
the city engineer's office to con
struct a three-story elevator shaft
in the Sears Roebuck warehouse
at 173 S. Liberty at at a cost of
2,600. The new elevator and
shaft will replace an old one which
was condemned recently. Contrac
tor for the job, H. G. Carl of Sa
lem, said work has already been
started and the project should be
completed within 80 days.
Dance at Normandy Manor Ar
mistice night, Nov. 11, at 9 to 1.
Births
HOWE To Mr. and Mrs. James
Howe, 1243 State st., a son, Mon
day, November 10, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
JONES To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Jones, Independence, a daughter,
Monday, November 10, at Salem
General hospital.
MAY To Mr. and Mrs. Carl
May, 1342 Saginaw st, a daugh
ter, Monday, November 10, at Sa
lem General hospital.
BUHRMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard A. Buhrman, Jefferson,
a daughter, Monday, November
10, at Salem General hospital.
MAYBERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mayberry, Salem route 1,
a daughter, Monday, November
10, at Salem General hospital.
HERRON To Mr. and Mr.
Carl Herron, Mill City, a daugh
ter, Sunday, November 9, at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
KEITH To Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Keith, Salem route 4, a daugh
ter, Sunday, November 9, at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
DAV BIDS OPEN
Verne L. Ostrander, president
of the Salem Disabled Americaa
Veterans memorial building com
mittee, will meet with the build
ing trustees Wednesday at 4 p.m.
in the office of Architect Lyle
Bartholomew, 444 Center st.,. to
open bids received" for the pro
posed memorial building. A soon
as a contractor has been chosen,
Ostrander said, construction will
start on the. structure, to be lo
cated at North Church and Mar
ion streets.
Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens.
For Sale: 2 used Bendix deluxe
auto, washers, reconditioned and
guaranteed. Ralph Johnson Ap
pliances, 355 Center. Ph. 4038.
Normandy Manor closed tonight.
Avid the Christmas rush have
your picture framing done now.
Art Dept., Elfstrom's.
GROUP OBSERVES ARMISTICE
The Salem Kiwanis club will
hear music selections by Betty
Kuhlman, violinist, and Robert
Gwinn, baritone, both Willamette
university students, at its lunch
eon today in the Marion hotel.
They will be presented by Melvih
Geist, dean of music at the uni
versity. Dr. Harold M. Olinger now off ic
ing with Dr. David B. Hill," room
303 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone
5858.
Marimba lessons. Private and
class. Marimbas to rent. Ph. 7188
Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens.
CLERK TRAVELS SOUTH
Marion County Clerk Harlan Al
Judd is in Medford today secur
ing information on micro-filming
processes. Judd intends to micro
film Marion county records soon,
he said. He will return from Med
ford Wednesday.
Dora Rumley, formerly of TJie
Beauty Box, will be located at
The Monique Beauty Salon, 483
Ferry st. Phone 6146.
Dr. C. C. Higgins will be in Dr.
L, L. Sanders' office. First Nat'l.
Bank Bldg., after Thursday, No
vember 13. Phone 7803.
Dance "Wed. Crystal Gardens.
WHITAKER CLEARED
A non-support charge lodged
against Charles Whitaker on a
California warrant was dismissed
in Marion county district court
Monday when word was received
here that the warrant had been
dropped. The charge originated in
Los Angeles. ' Whitaker was re
leased Monday from Marion coun
ty jail,, where he had been held
in lieu of $500 bail.
FILES FOR FOUNDRY
Forrest D. Smith, 285 W. Rural
ave filed an assumed business
name certificate for Valley Foun
dry, located at Salem route 3,
with the Marion county clerk
Monday.
The Salem Trades and Labor
Council's Tuesday meeting. Nov.
11, will be postponed until Nov.
25 because of Armistice day.
P. H. Bell, Realtor. 361 Chemeke
ta, will be closed on Armistice
day. Phone 4896.
For sale by owner, large home
and apartment. Ideal for physi
cian's office. Close in. Ph. 9608.
FIRM FILES
Boatwfight & Grossntckle is the
assumed business name of a con
tractor's firm filed with the Mar
ion county clerk Monday by J, G.
Grossnickle, 1530 Broadway st.,
and E. L. Boatwright, 1351 N.
Cottage st
Mon. and Tues., Nov. 10 .and 11,
big rummage sale above Green
ba urn's. Special gift table. U. of O.
Mothers club. r
Attention Eagles Two free shows
to be held at 8:30 and 10:30 every
Wednesday. Guet night; bring
your friends.
American Legion Armistice night
dance. 2 orchestras, modern and
old time. Crystal Gardens, 8:30
tonight Public invited.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for ill hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit easy to "wear Beltone.
James Taft and Associates-, 218
Oregon bldg. Phone 24491.
Normandy Manor closed every
Tuesday and Wednesday night.
CHEESE FIRM LISTED
. An assumed bushiest name cer
tificate for Cherry Lane-Frye
Cheese Co- a wholesale cheese
firm, was filed with the Marion
county clerk Monday by C. M.
Frye, A. P. Stubberfield and Sid
ney M. Humwaldt
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st
Dr. James L. Sears will open of
fices December 15 in the Profes
sional bldg. in Hollywood district
Most eye records were salvaged.
Repair work can be arranged
through Dr. Sears residence. Ph.
3604. .
Dr. John J. Griffith temporarily
located with Dr. Kenneth Waters,
Pioneer Trust Bldg. Phone 9637.
MAY HAUL LOGS
Duane E.; Reed, Silverton, was
granted a permit Monday by Mar
ion county court to haul logs over
certain county and market roads.
OFFICERS MEET WEDNESDAY
Marion county chapter of the
Reserve Officers association will
meet Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock in the association's quon
set huts near the state forestry
building. Chester Fritz of Salem,
j state president, will attend the
meeung, ai wnicn a discussion on
tactical and supply problems, be
gun at the last session, will be
continued.
The Lullaby Baby shop invites you
to take advantage of our layaway
plan. Remember', we're open eve
nings until 8 p.m. 2075 Fairgrounds
rd., Hollywood district
Air-Steamship pickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
Hawaiian and Spanish Guitars.
Beginners and advanced. Register
now for "winter bands. Ph. :7I88.
Clearance Sale: Fall bulbs. Jary
Florists, 363 Court St.
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
King will be in north wing of
Salem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at Salem General hos
pital. Please call in advance.
Phone 3121
HIEBERT PROMOTED
T. 4th Gr. LaVern D. Hiebert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nets E. Hie
bert, 1070 Erixon st., has recent
ly been promoted to his present
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November 12 - 11:00 a. m. - 9:00 p. m.
T A PPTPH I A Lnch 11:00 - 1 :00
Uill El 1 EBillli Dinner 5:30 - 7:30
Bazaar booths with Christmas gifts.
Afternoon Tea and Coffee
8:00 p. m., music program in sanctuary
FIRST
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These are
Iillen of ionor
Ey front. Colors agloam In tho Novombor sunlight of this
haflowod day. Tho moasurod cadonco of their marching foot ; ; ; tho doop-tfiroatod
of engines overhead ; x ; send shivers of pride along your spine.
You fool a tiny touch of envy, too. For perhaps you have .
known how It is with them ; ; ; tho glory of serving under .your country'
flag, the privilege of wearing your country's uniform.
Soldiers, Sailors and Air Force men. Marines and Coast Guardsmen
these are men who are working today to preserve mat peace for which
Armistice Day stands.' Join us In saluting them as they go swinging by
This message is sponsored byi
Sears, Doebnch and Go.
484 State Street
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The Stall man, Salem. Ore Tuesday. Wovmber 11. 1947 5
rank from that of technician fifth
grade, according to word received
here Monday from Sendai, Japan,
where Hiebert is now serving
with the Eighth army. A graduate
of Salem senior high school. Hie
bert entered the army Sept 28,
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Wo Will Be Closed
Today, Armistice Day
T heaer ear nation's veteran aaWI here iead.
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New
Frazers
New
Kaisers
24 Months to Pay
Ai Lasi Yon Can How Buy a
Hew Car
Visit Our Showroom, Sec the New Colors and
Take a Ride
See Why Over 100,000 People Say . . .
"Make Mine Kaiser or Frazer"
league I Ioior Company
Open Evenings Till 9:C3 P. II.
355 N. liberty Phono 14173
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SALEM
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'S FINEST
EN'S WEAR
Goes on Sale
Wednesday, Nov. 12th, 9 A.M.
Due to the smoke and water damage from the Guardian Bldjz,
fire The Mans Shop in" sacrifice the finest exclusive stock
of mens near in the city. All stock exposed to smoke and
tvater must go to make room for neir merchandise loyal manu
facturers are hastening on the way. '
Merchandise will not be re-marked. The folloiving reductions
tvill be made on your purchases from original prices.
CLOTHING: Including Suits and Topcoats,
nationally known quality, all
makes, REDUCED 20
FURNISHINGS: Recognized brands of Shirts,
Underwear, Pajamas, Leis
ure Coats, and etc.
REDUCED 25
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SHOESs A wonderful buy on what is consid
ered one of the nation's finest shoe
values. REDUCED 20
HATS: No finer hats have ever been put on sale.
REDUCED 20
Notes Practically all merchandise not listed above will
be sold from 20 to 50 reduction
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