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SUSAN FAHERTY RETURNS
Susan, Faherty, executive man
ager for Marion county chapter,
American Red Cross, is due back
at her office today following her
annual two-weeks vacation. She
went to Phoenix, Ariz., her for
mer home, to visit relatives.
DeLuze "Serve Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
Cowboys 8 to 14 years wanted
for Guitar Band. Phone 7186. .
. AID CLASS OPENS TODAY
- K standard first aid class starts
' tonight in the offices of Marion
r county chapter, American Red
Cross, and will be conducted at
S o'clock each Tuesday until the
course is completed. Capt. Arthur
Bloom of the city fire department
is Instructor.' Those wishing to
r egister- for the class are asked
to call the Red Cross office, 9277,
today.
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
"3 Bureru Miller, Lancefield and
Kihg will be in north wing of
Salem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at Salem General hos
UaL Please "call in advance,
hone 3123.
Bishop's downstairs department
has received a new shipment of
boyi' shoes. Everything from loaf
ers to 12-in. boots. Available from
size 10 up. Be X-ray fitted and
be sure. Bishop's Basement for
true values.
BOLLYWOOD SHOP NAMED
Hollywood building is the as
sumed business name of an apart
ment and store building at 2075
Fairgrounds rd- filed with the
Marion county clerk Monday - by
J. C- Sieemund and Inez L Siee-
mund, both of 155 S. 17th st, and
J. L. Sieemund and Lois Sieg-
mund, both of Salem route 1, box
173.
Citv Obituaries
V AM
Infant Lape. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Lape of 476 N. Cottage it..
In a local hospital inursaay, Novem
ber 27. Also survived by grandpar
ent. Mn. Celeste Lape of Whiting.
Ind.. and John Rencken of Freewater.
Ore. Graveside services will be held at
Belcrest Memorial park Wednesday,
December 3. at 11 a.m. under the di
rection of the W. T. Rigdon company.
The Rev. George H. Swift will officiate.
MOTHERS GO HOME
Dismissed from Salem General
hosDital over the weekend with
baby sons were Mrs. Willia Dietz,
1365 N. 14th st; Mrs. Reynolds
Allen, 1230 N. Church st., and
Mrs. Gordon Crawford, 1165 N.
4th st. Mrs. Alfred" M. Wood, In
dependence, went home with her
new-born daughter.
Our house in Englewood is for
sale now at $12,000. Will those
friends who inquired please tele
phone 2-4465.
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
Kinff will be in north wins of
Salem Deaconess hospital and In
basement at Salem General hos
Dital. Please call in advance.
Minn. 1 1 1 1 A
DAUGHTERS DISMISSED
Mrs. Richard Baker, 433 Union
st., and Mrs. Jack . Walker, West
Stayton, were dismissed from Sa
lem Memorial hospital Monday
with their infant daughters.
River silt, top soil, and fill dirt.
Com'L Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966
Avoid the Christmas rush have
your picture framing done now.
Art Dept., Elfstrom s.
VIOLATES LIGHT
Lyle E. Rush, Lyons, reported
in an earlier story to be charged
with reckless driving by city po
lice last Saturday was instead
charged with violation of a red
light and fined $2 in municipal
court Monday, city police report
ed. KIWANIS TO MEET
Orin W. Hankins, Mill City at
torney and noted world traveler,
will address the Salem Kiwanis
club at a noon meeting at the
Marion, hotel today. Hankins has
traveled-throughout Africa, India,
China, Japan and Europe and will
discuss his observations of those
countries in his speech.
PCA MEETING SET
Salem chapter. Progressive Cit
izens of America, will meet to
night at the Farmers union hall,
430 N. Commercial st
TINKHAM GILBERT TO SPEAK
Tinkham Gilbert, president of
the Marion county public health
association, will describe that or
ganization's fight against tuber
culosis in a talk before the Salem
Exchange club Wednesday noon
in the Salem hotel.
Dresses, suits, coats and formals,
size 12-16. Excellent cond. 3380 N.
River Rd.
TWO DEALERS FINED
Terry L. Randall, 1288 State st.,
and William Edwin Judson, 2000
N. Capitol st., both Salem meat
and fish dealers, jleaded guilty
in Hplinnnpnrv in filing monthlv
fish marketing reports in Marion
countv district court Monday.
Both were fined $100 with $90 of
Randall's and $85 of Judson's
fine suspended. The two were ar
rested by state police after they
atlaaoHlv faillpd in fil a rennrt
of fish bought and sold with the
state gme commission.
er's aux. bazaar Dec
The Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Tueadcrf . December 2. 19475
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PRICE'S
DAVIES
Lewis James Davies, late resident of
Salem route 2. at Bend. Ore., Novem
ber 29. at the age of 67 years. Husband
of Mrs. Vera L. Davies of Salem: father
of Mrs. C. R. Badger of Bend, Mrs.
Frank Bowman of Sanger. Calif, Mrs.
Harry Lazar of Turlock. Calif., and
Mrs. L. D. Scott. William W. Davies
and M. James Davies. all of Salem;
brother of Mrs. Elizabeth BurnidRe of
Venice, Calif., R. O. Davies of Bothell.
Wash., and Henry Davies of Portland.
Also survived bv a half-brother. Claude
Cornie Xt Portland. Services will be
held Thursday. December 4. at 2 p.m.
at the Clouglv-Barrick shapel with in
terment in Eelcrest Memorial park.
BADDEN
John Hadden. late resident of Lyons,
t a local hospital November 27. Sur
viving are two nieces, Mrs. Edith Poe
of Medford and Mrs. Lottie . Loose in
southern Oregon, and two nephews,
Marion Hadden. in southern Orego
and George W. Hadden of Salem. An
nouncement of funeral services will
be made later by the Clough-Barrick
company.
the blind taerian
wKnen have waited for
AMERICAN SNAP
SLAT VENETIANS
Wood-si
Mad-
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KIPAAI u con hove Ven
IIV- T T I tion blinds in your
home os easy to cleon os a toble
top! In American Snap-Slot Vene
tians, each slot is held in place
with a snop ... on ordinory dress
snap . . . and you con remove
them as easily as unsnapping a
dress. Just imogine! You take them
oil out and wipe them with o cloth
or wash them all in the tub! It's
the greatest improvement in Vene
tian blinds in 50 years! And you'll
find it ONLY in Americon Snop
Slot Venetians.
o ELMER o
The Blind Man
W. Salem . Phone 7328
For rent Floor Sanders.
rows. 450 Center St
Hot donuts every Sunday.
sen's Ice Cream Store.
OXSEKOORD IN HOSPITAL
Barney Van Onsenoord, i3l
Kingwood dr., owner of the State
Tire service, is in Emanuel hos-
pital, Portland, recovering irom
an operation performed on his
back last Thursday. He will be in
the hospital about three weeks,
his wife said.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st
Dr. F. D. Voigt, office with Dr.
R. D. Blatchford, 502 First Na
tional Bank Bldg. Ph. 7563.
TO DISCUSS PASTURE
Plans for the future develop
ment of Bush's pasture as a city
recreational area will be discussed
by city officials, the Salem citi
zens' advisory committee on the
park and the park committee of
th Kalpm lone ranee planning
commission at a meeting in cityi
hall at 2 p. m. Wednesday. The
city, since acquiring the 100-acre
tract in south central Salem, has
cleared underbrush but has out
lined no definite plan for the area.
Order your homemade candy now
from Klaire's Kandy Kookery.
Phone 6285. '
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st.
SHINGLES STOLEN
Frank K. Fnesen, 541 Fieamont
st., building contractor, reported
to city police Monday mat
bunches of cedar shingles valued
at SB3 were stolen Irom a Duua-
ing project at 1995 N. 22nd st.
sometime during the weekend.
Accordions and marimbas to rent
while you learn to play, i'none
7186, Wiltsey Music House.
Us Our
Parking Area
For your convenience
when attending funer
al services or when
you call at our mortu
ary for any purpose.
HOUIEIHDIMS
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TABLE RADIO STOLEN
A table-model radio was stolen
from Durand Motors, 540 Union
St.. Sunday night by a thief who
gained entry by twisting off the
front door lock, city police, report
ed Monday. Nothing else was
taken, but the company files were
completely ransacked, police said.
Union care
Union carpenter's aux. bazaar Dec.
2. P. (5. E.
AWAITS GRAND JURY
Awaiting action of the Marion
county grand jury on a charge
of larceny is Lawrence Albert Mc
Hill, 1493 Center st, who plead
ed innocent to the charge in Mar
ion county district court Monday.
The complaint against McHill was
signed by Melvin A. Erickson,
1563 Court st., charging that Mc
Hill took his auto while it was
parked in front of his residence
last week.
Rummage sale over Greenbaum's,
Wed., Dec. 3. Very good used
clothing.
WOMAN FINED TWICE
Inez E. Broughton, Seattle
Wash., who was involved in a mi
nor auto accident Sunday north of
Salem, was fined $50 in Marion
county district court Monday; for
driving a vehicle with a revoked
operator's license, and another
$10 for failure to yield right of
way. She was arrested by state
police Sunday when her car be
came involved in a collision with
an auto driven by Robert Russell
Hunter of Prineville on the Pa
cific highway about two miles
north of Salem.
For your convenience, we will be J
open from 7 to 9 each weekday
in until Christmas. Atkinson
Appliance Co., 2005 Fairgrounds ;
Kd. r n. Z44J9,
USeu r.. UUIlWdSUCl uu utapuD- j
al unit. Good condition. K. Jobnson 1
Appliances, 355 Center, Ph. 4036. 1
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AUTOS COLLIDE j
r- Ku sTlon V trior i
Albany, and Srnest uaranno, oui
S. 15th st. collided in the 1100 1
block of South Commercial street j
Sundav. citv Dolice reported Mon
day. Both cars were slightly da
maged but neither driver was in-1
jured, the report stated. I
VANDALS DESTROY TREE I
A valuable tree in the front j
i vard of Georee Zurlinden. 2215
N 4th st. was broken and com
pletely destroyed by vandals ear
ly Sunday morning, city police
reported Monday.
Hundreds of gift items on sale, j
Red Tag clearance, Elfstrom's
Gift Department;
Hundreds of gift items on sale,
Red Tag clearance, Elfstrom's
Gift Department.
ARRESTS CLEAR CHECKS
City police continue to wage , a
successful campaign against per
sons cashing fictitious checks in
Salem, and a report Monday
showed that arrests of seven al
leged forgers during November
resulted in six convictions in dis
trict court. Of 34 bad checks
cashed in Salem business during
the month, 24 were cleared by the
arrests, police reports indicated.
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Seasonal Merchandise and Holiday Gifts ottered at Drastic
Reductions. Shop in the mornings so we can otter you better
service.
' Quilted
ROBES
Sizes 12 to 42 in white,
blue, pink and prints: Re
gularly sold at $25.00.
Come in and get them at
only
$
Births
DRAKE To Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Drake, 1912 N. 5th st., a son,
Monday, December 1, at Salem
General hospital.
LINNELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Linnell, 3610 Brooks st., a
son, Monday, December 1, at Sa
lem Memorial hospital.
DOOCK To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Doock, 399 Mission St.,
a son, Sunday, November 30, at
Salem General hospital.
McCULLOUGH To Mr. and
Mrs. John R. McCullough, 1020
Shipping st, a son, Sunday, No
vember 30, at Salem General hospital.
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RADIO SICK?
When your radio is sick the
first need is an honest diagno
sis. After that, a complete care.
We have the equipment to do
both promptly, effectively
and economically. Call 768L
WABBEII'S RADIO
Packard-Bell, Admiral
and Crosley Dealer
2tl7 FalrgToonds Koad . ..
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Standard
gDeLuxe
Only 47ft Down
2.75 Per Week
At
nalph Johnson
Appliances
239.50S
259.50 S
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Lucien
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PERFUMES
Colognes, soap and cos
metics. Beautifully pack
aged to make attractive
remembrances for Christmas.
Ladies'
BILLFOLDS
All colors in leather and
fabrics. One of the most
attractive gift lines we
have ever offered.
GOLD, SILVER, AND
WHITE SATIN
EVENING SANDALS
Aftr a lcncj porlod of no v-
ninj slippers wo ar again ablo
to show attractiv patterns and
good leathers at xcellerl value.
$3.00 ,6 $7.50 $0.95 l0 $12.95
SALE
HANDBAGS
We are offering a quantity of
hftmitiful bacrs we have been
able to Durchase at a fraction
of their actual value. Come ear
ly as they will not last long.
Values to 12.95.
To go at only
SCARFS
Pure silk hand rolled hems In
all the new attractive colors and
designs. Very attractively
priced at
$2.95 jo $995
EVENING
BAGS
White, gold, silver, black, bead
ed and plain. You must see
these better bags, -which will
thrill any one who receives one.
to
Closeout
BLOUSES
Regularly sold np to 895.
While they last at only
Vivian Enyeart offers you
the service of the most
talented operators in the
Willamette Valley.
Be sure and make your ap
pointment In advance, as there
will be heavy demands cn
each operator through the holi
day and social season.
Price's Beauty Salon
125N.Libertv
GOAT
A close-out in broken sizes, colors and styles. You must be
here when the doors open to gtl one or r VYlfi TYMi
mnr nf these famouslv stvled ear-U) SSZ
ments. Formerly sold to $55.00. You
get them for oily . (
BEAUTIFUL UIIE OF SUITS
For quick disposal. We have never offered these famous
.sssw BOBl .BstWsssW BVjsv Ossssssl
makes at such a drastic reduction,
but hundreds of beautiful garments
must go quickly, come eany. former
ly priced to $69.95. Now at only
offered these famous
$4)95
SIORTS
In sizes from 10 to 20.
Plain colors, plaids" and
checks. Very popular sel
lers at 14.95. Come and
get them at only
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Complete close-out all styles and sizes in wools and crepes,
.... 4-1 .iSSw Mtm .Bssk. MBBl
dressy and tailored styles, complete
range of fabrics, lou must have two or
more of these famous numbers; t orm-
erly sold at $2a.0Q. Now only
We are offering a very select number of our finer dresses
for an inducement to maae mis n QT
outstanding promotion. Come early u)
ana get 4y.a anisucauj iijita
tresses at only :
SPECIAL SELECTION of DRESSES
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A group of our most popular sellers at
a conservative price of $35.00. Will
go in this sale at only .
GBOUP V700LEII COSTUIIES
These are some of the finest garments from our select stock.
Something you will be proud to wear.
Conservatively priced at $98.50. While
they last you can have one of these
beautiful costumes at only
Bring Your For Alterations and
Restyling Problems lo Us
We have the finest fur shop in the city. Our furrier
wiU he glad to advise with you and quote attractive
prices. (
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