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NORWAY FRIENDS PICNIC
Annual picnic of the Friends of
Norway will be held today at Les
lie park beginning at 1 pjn. It is
. sponsored by the Salem's Thor
lodge, Sons of Norway. Partici
pants are asked to bring their own
lunches, and table service and cof
fee will be provided. Velda Lunda
Norway district convention in San
Diego, Calif. Ernest and Louise
Arneson, "recently- returned from
Norway, will speak about their
visit and introduce several visitors
from Norway. Elmer Amundson,
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. provide a program of fun and en
tertainment at which time refresh
ments will be served and Nor
wegian fish novelties distributed
" as prizes.
Beef prices lower. Special price
this week on baby beef for your
locker, ,45c a lb. 4375 Sirverton
Rd. Ph. 26128. C. S. Orwig.
AUTO COURT FILED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Sunnyside Auto court
of Salem was Jiled with the Ma
rion county clerk Saturday by A.
W. Amundson and Rasmus Jen
sen, both of Salem route 9, box
428J. ,
You will wear it with pride if it
la a new fur coat or one restyled
by Ben Wittner Furs, 142 S. High.
Phone 2-4727.
MAY LAY PIPE
A permit to lay a one-inch pipe
across East Madrona avenue for
domestic use was granted by Ma
rion county court Saturday to T.
Karakul Karpet. it's new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
f 4.95. per sq. yd. Ph. 7648 or 3364.
TO ATTEND MEETING
Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy said Saturday he will at
tend an automotive safety meeting
In Portland next Friday. The meet
ing will be conducted by G. Don
ald Kennedy, vice-president of the
automotive safety foundation and
consultant to the interim state leg
Jslaive committee on highways.
Garage for sale at 12th st. Junc
tion. Full price including equip.,
$3,500. Phone 2-3217.
IOVELL AT 20-30 CLUB
DrJR. I. LovelL history profes
sor at Willamette university, will
discuss "The Heritage of Freedom"
In a speech before the Salem 20
10 club Tuesday night at 7 pjn.
at the Gold Arrow restaurant.
Johns- Manvllle shingles applied
right over your old roof; no fuss,
no muss. Three years to pay, 10
year guarantee Call 4642 for free
estimate. Mathis Bros, 164 S.
Commercial.
ARTICLES FILED
Articles of incorporation of San
tiam Gravel. Co. at Stayton were
filed with the Marion county clerk
Saturday by W. R. Massey, Ralph
A. Harold and Gardner Bennett,
11 of Stayton. Capital stock is list
ad at $10,000.
RETURN FROM FUNERAL
-Mrs. Jessie Campbell and Mrs.
E. H. Galloway of Salem have
returned from San Diego after
attending funeral services for
their nephew, 1 William Horace
(Bud) Stewart former Salem
resident. Stewart was drowned in
June in a storm, while . fishing
off San Diego. Burial was at the
national cemetery there. Stewart
rode frequently at state fairs
horse shows here, it was report
ed, and later served as a captain
in the army, including a time at
Camp Adair.
Fresh!! Hearing aid batteries for
all aids, Special This Week Only,
No. 413, 98c, No. 1016, 17c. Be
tone Headctuarters, -218 Oregon
Bldg., Salem, Oregon.
Gladiolus, all colors. For weddings,
parties, church and home use.
Phone 22713 or call at 3380 N.
River Rd.
N1GHT COURSE ADDED ,
Addition of ta course in Oregon
school law to the curriculum of
extension classes to be offered in
t Salem beginning Monday, Sept-
ember 20. was announced Satur
day by George Porter. Salem pub
lic schools adult education di
i rector. The two-hour course will
i be taught br Dr. Robert Lantz.
j Woodburn school superintendent.
in room 221 at the senior high
school. It is required for certifi
cation of teachers.
Laundrette 1255 Ferry St
BUSINESS PROPERTY SOLD
Sale of a , business lot at the
southwest eerner of Union and
High streets to Valley Motor com
pany was disclosed Saturday by
General Real Estate company,
which handled the transaction
Sellers were Myrtle Shelley and
Pearl Ling, heirs of Thomas
Shelley, who purchased the lot
in 1903. Officials of the motor
company said no immediate plans
have been made for use of the
property, which includes two re
sidences. Auto glass installed. Floor sanders
for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450 Cen
ter st.
PURSE STOLEN
Mrs. E. sr Coates, 1541 State
st., reported to ity police that
a burglar took her purse contain
ing $9 from a bedroom closet at
the residence after entering
through the open front door Sat
urday afternoon. Police believe
the theft is the work of juveniles.
Thor Automagic washers and Thor
Ironers now on display at Ralph j
Johnson Appliances, 355 Center.
Phone 4036.
SPARE TIRE TAKEN
A spare . tire was stolen from
the auto of Dale Johnson, 420 N.
Cottage st, while the vehicle was
parked near the residence Friday
night city police reported Sat
urday. Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
KugeL 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
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v Does she enjoy entertaining
even for just her family? Then she win
prize Towle's indispensable "other" pieces
cocktail forks, iced beverage spoons.
and serving pieces such as the cold meal
fork, gravy ladle and others that
make entertaining a joy. Let as
show them to yon in her pattern
of Towle solid silver.
OWLE
ST E R LI N O
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Ehsfesana Ekes,
JEWELERS OF SALEM
LIBERTY AT STATE
SfiT. KHIAKN IN SALEM
jMSct end- Mrs MyreaSchaf &
and their infant daughter, Myra,
arrived in Salem Saturday from
Richmond, Calif., for a visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Scharn. The couple landed recent
ly in California after an ocean
trip Okinawa where Sgt Scharn
was stationed with the air force
for 18 months. They will leave
next week, for Lansing, Mich.,
where they will visit Mrs. Scharn's
parents.
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Held over 4 Corners Carnival.
Come out today & have fun. ,
Bargains in used oil , circulators.
Judson's 279 N. Commercial.
ROTARY TO MEET .
Joe Murray, fingerprint expert
at the state penitentiary, will speak
on the subject "fingerprinting" in
a meeting of the Salem Rotary
club at the Marion hotel Wed
nesday noon. He will be introduc
ed by Charlie Fowler, program
chairman for the day.
4 Corners Carnival Held over
today & tonight Rides, eats, fun.
Benefit Carnival, North Santiam
School, Thurs., Sept 2'., 7 pjn.
Amateur hour, bingo, fish pond,
concessions. produce auction.
Rummage sale, good eats. Several
$100 worth of prizes to be given
away.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
Memorial hospital Saturday with
new daughters were Mrs. Charlie
Sims, Stayton, and Mrs. Roy Vick,
1025 E. Rural ave.
For sale, Davenport, chair,4 round
oak extension table, bedroom fur
niture. 354 N. Winter.
"Oil to Burn. Call 9696. Quality
and Service. Standard Oil Deal
ers. Tweed ie Fuel Oils. Day and
night service. Emergency phone
5769.
TAKE DAUGHTERS HOME
Mrs. George Colvin. Grand Ron-
de, and Mrs. E. W. Klecker, Stay
ton, both left Salem General hos
pital Saturday night with infant
daughters.
Latest Fall Fashions in Wallpaper.
R. L. Elfstrom Co. 340 Court.
Brighten your kitchen with Royal
cloth, the stain-proof, crease
proof oilcloth. Wallpaper Dept. R.
L. Elfstrom Co. 340 Court.
PURVIS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN
Paul Purvis will be program
chairman Wednesday noon in a
meeting of the Hollywood Lions
club at the Lion's Den. The club's
executive board will convene
Tuesday noon at the Den for its
regular monthly meeting.
JAYCEES TO MEET " FISlIEKAi.. i STAY HOME x
Dr. Robert Gregg, new dean of - UsnfmiA W a,, tnLtnA
liberal arts and professor of 7 Ja V
torr at Willamett. univ.rritv. will Pilchard fishermen stayed home
tory at Willamette university, will
speak on "Current Relations be
tween the United States and Rus
sia" in meeting of the Salem
Junior Cumber of Commerce at
the Marion hotel Tuesday noon.
Dr. Gregg, formerly taught at the
Carnegie . Institute of Technology.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Questions and dis
cussion will " follow Dr. Gregg's
talk.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 560 State st
KTWANIS MEET SLATED
The Salem Kiwanis club will
meet for its regalar noon lunch
eon session Wednesday -noon at
the Marion hotel. Speaker for the
meeting has not yet been selected.
for c third day today with prices i
and ' the .weather alternately '
blamed for the layoff. . I I
The Statesman, Scd.m, Oregon, Sunday. Ararust 23. 1 33 3
Chest X-Ray
Retakes End
Retakes in the Marion county
chest x-ray survey which ended
Wednesday, will be snapped at the
mobile truck x-ray unit on the
county courthouse grounds here
Monaay.
More than 2,000 workers in Sa
lem industries received free x-
rays since August 6, the Marion
County Tuberculosis and Health
association reported. Last spring
9,033 x-rays were taken in this
county. .
No estimate could be made Fri
day of the number called back for
the larger prints Monday. It was
stressed, however, that only re
peats would be taken Monday and
it was hoped to take them all in
one day. The unit will open at
9 a xn,' - s'
Air Force Day
Dance Planned
Plans for a military and invita
tional ball in observance of Air
Force day were announced Satur
day by the observance committee j
of the Salem chapter. Air Reserve
association. The event will be Sep
tember 17 at Salem armory.
Capt Robert F. White, commit
tee chairman, said all former and
active members of the air force
and other military groups will be
invited.
Plans are also underway for
downtown window displays of air
force equipment and activities. It
is hoped by the committee to have
several types of aircraft flown to
Salem airport for demonstration
during the week preceding Air
Force day, September 18.
AtDO BRINGS YOU 'Pendulum Propulsion... the
great new improvement in self-winding watch mon
merits.
HANDSOME AND ACCURATE I 'Pendohna
Propulsion assures dependable accuracy. Prevents .
overwinding or running down. Your arm's natural .
motion makes your Mklo remind itself to rewind Itself)
ShockHistam and And-magnctic 17 jewel moTcment
AIRTIGHT CONSTRUCTION MAKES At DO 100
WATERPROOF! Naturally, if the case is opened or
crystal neds repUcamnt, continued waterproof quality
cannot be assured unless work Is done by a competent
watchmaker using gen nine Mido parts. Equally rmpor- '
tant because dust, dkt and fames also cannot enter, .
Mido remains accurate. ..needs less attention. "
PIONEERS OF SELF-WINDING WATCHES
WITH VITAL MULTIPLE PROTECTION
Darinim Bros.
bUMjknM , ' . .Jewelers of Salem
ta3wrtftM Liberty at State
Ramsey CHos 14IC top, tiM-Omen for men h worne $7.50 to 24a F.T.I
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THE MUTUAL
SAVINGS and
ASSOCIATION
hereafter will
known as . .
Savings & Loan Association
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PROGRESS REPORT
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O The association was originally incorporated in 1910 as a
state savings and loan association under tho namo of Mutual
Savings and Loan Association of Salem, and was tho FIRST
association incorporated In Salem under state law.
O In 1934 In order to havo tho advantages of federally In
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sured savings up to $5,000.00 for each depositor, it was incor
porated under federal law as tho Mutual Federal Savings and
Loan Association, becoming tho FIRST federally insured Sav
ings and Loan association in Salem.
O In view of its previous record of being FIRST "FIRST
in incorporating as a state association" and 'TIRST In incor
porating as a federal association," the association Is now
adopting the namo FIRST Federal Savings and Loan Associa
tion. .... -..!'..
Only the Name
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Insured to $5,000.00
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DIRECTORS
Dr. Frank E. Brown
Dr. L. O. Clement OFFICERS
Harry W. Scott Judre E. M. Pare, Presort
J. C Perry, Vice TrttlZtzl
Joha IX. Carklm, Vie. Frts,
Fred B. Eeeler, Secretary
SAVINGS &
L 6 AN ASSOCIATION
142 Co.
Liberty
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