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IB The Statesmoaefgalem. Oregon Thursday Sept. IS.-19A3
Betjbel Family
Entertains
For Visitors
Uriels i;
Hubbard Returning ito Ore
gon State college this term are
Carolyn Cramer, junior; Hazel
Boyd, senior; Bill Rose, sopho
more; Wilbur " Morgan, junior;
Harley Piper and Marian Davis,
freshmen.
FIXE AT TILLAMOOK DEPOT
TILLAMOOK, Sept. 14 -JPl- A
wind-whipped fire destroyed the
warehouse section' of the South
ern Pacific railroad depot here
today within minutes. Ray Great,
station agent, estimated loss at
$18,000 to $20,000.
RMedaJ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Luthi of Portland have accepted
the pastorate at Rosedale Friends
church and are moving Into the
parsonage this week.
Nerta Saatlain Peter Krem-
ers are harvesting prunes, L.
Peters finished beans Tuesday
cutting
Swegle Micheal Etzel has re
turned home from a I several
weeks visit at Hays, Kans., with
his daughter and former neigh
bors. (
Prlngle First fall meeting of
Pringle Community club will be
held at the schoolhouse, I Friday,
September 17, at 8 p.m. Colored
slides will be shown by Kenneth
Frad. Refreshments will be ser-
NORTH SANTIAM The Al
vin Williams family of Yoncalla
visited the Carl Bethells last
weekend. Other Sunday guests of
Carl Bethells were the Paul
Brands and daughters Mitzi and
Diana of Albany, Bethells held
picnic Sunday afternoon on an
island back of their home, ford
ing a branch of the North San
tiam river with their truck.
Mrs. Vera Stanely and children
have returned to Lakeview after
visiting her mother. Mrs. E.
A -s a a a. ma : ...
Arauwua ana sisiers Mrs. rimer and mint farmers are
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nusDana s -parents Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Stanely. The Elmer Hoff
man accompanied them in their
ear.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Crane are
the parents of an eight pound
nine ounce daughter Joyce Diana
born September 11, the second
daughter and fourth child.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoffman
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Hoffman and ton recently
pent a ten day vacation at Dia
mond lake.
Recent 1 guests of theMarvmJ
w otav; mai in a LUU. Ill,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wise and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordon and
family have moved from Otto
Kelsons to Mill City. ,
The Forrest Holman family
moved to Stay ton, where they re
cently bought lots and built.
Mr. and Mrs. Vancil and fam
ily have moed. from Lawrance
Clarks to Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCas
key and family moved from Clyde
Stanelys to Everett, Wash.
William Poole recently suffer
ed a heart attack and Is In Salem
Memorial hospital where his con
dition is considered serious.
Mrs. Adrian .Ruby has, been
hired as the school's Janftor.
A new steel desk was pur
chased for the principal Mrs.
Roach, also new steel chair and
desk combinations have been or
dered" for the seventh and " eighth
grade pupils.
Saturday guests of the Marvin
Overholtzs were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Thomas and boys from
Wasco.
Leroy Ove r hoi tz father of Mar
vin Overholtz has returned to
Portland after a six weeks stay
during which he helped in the
service station and garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Tedesco
and daughter moved to Longview
recently.
Bids on U. of O.
Student Union
Top Estimates
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PORTLAND, Sept -(-Construction
of the i Erb Memorial
union building at the University
of Oregon may be delayed.
This possibility arose yesterday
as the state board of higher edu
cation opened bids on the pro
posed building and found all
higher than expected.
The board .called a special meet
ing, however, to consider action
on the bids. The meeting will be
at Corvallis Saturday, after uni
versity officials have had a chance
to : consider possible financing for
the higher bids.
The board accepted bids on two
other projects. Henry Mason Co.,
Portland was awarded a $26,996
contract to construct an isotopic
laboratory at the university med
ical school in Portland. The Urban
Plumbing and Heating Co., Port
land, won a $12,900 mechanical
contract on the job.
The McCormack Construction
company, Pendleton, won the
other project with a $12,554 bid
on construction of a combined
shop and warehouse at Eastern
Oregon College of Education at
LaGrande.
The University of Oregon pro-
ject was In three units. The low
est of the bids were: $1,371,793 for
the memorial union building plus
$331,710 for mechanical and elec
trical works (estimated at $1,200,
000); $224,828 for the addition of
a McArthur court balcony, plus
$31,036 for mechanical works (es
timated at $100,000); and $120,644
for addition of seats at Hayward
field (estimated at $120,000).
The dahlia was named after An
dreas Dahl, Swedish botanist.
Chemists Find
New Vitamin
amounts to iooa ana annx, diocks
the fermentation of sugars and
prevents the growth jef certain
molds and fungi, said Its develop
ers. Dr. Robertson Pratt and a
group of colleagues from the Unl
PORTLAND, Sept 15 -(P)- A
newly found vitamin which may
be useful in preserving foods and
beverages was reported this week
to the American Chemical so
ciety. This new substance, vitamin
K-5, when added in microscopic
college
of
versity of California
pharmacy.
The primary function of the; K
vitamins is to prevent hemorrhage.
K-5 is one of this group. In rela
tively large amounts It can cause
toxic reactions. However, the con
centration needed to preserve
food Is well below the toxic level
and within the limits permitted by
the U. S.l food and drug adminl
stration, said the sponsors, i j
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ved. ; A general invitation to all
residents of the community has
been; extended and each family
is asked to bring a pie.
Swegle Entering Oregon State
college for their junior year are
Robert Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. i Frank Martin and Harold
Wehtje, i son of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Wehtje.
Our New Telephone j Number Is
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"Its easy to remember'
TWENTY-TWO FOUR ELEVEN
YELLOW CAB COIIPAIIY
CAPITOL CAB COIIPAIIY
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SAVING CENTER MEAT 1 DEPARTMENT
MAKES CHANGE
M. R. Van Zanten takes leases on the meat concessions: in the two Saving
Center Stores. One in West Salem and the other on the Pacific Highway
north. That's Van on the left anLB. K. ("Mutt") Walker on the right.
The new meat display case is thef new addition to the West Salem store, a
similar case is being installed in the Pacific Highway store.
"Van" has been In the meat and grocery business for 7 years, j and "Mutt" Walker
tarted out here in Salem for Ennis D. Wait on Front! Street in j 1929, Since then Mr..
Walker has been the sausage maker and the curing and smoking man for Chrlstenson
Meat Company, Tillamook; Del Monte Meat Company, oruandj Portland Provision; ZYi
years In the U. S. Navy; Midget Market, Salem; 'and his own market at Henry's on 12th
street He will manage both stores' meat departments for Mr. Van Zanten.
The reputation that "Van" and "Mutt" have for selling fine mats will continue here,
nd they urge you to make the Saving Center Stores your meat buying center also.
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The seli-servlce at both stores wQl continue as before open from 9 A.M. until 10 ?. ML.
esscspf holidays. The new cases, with personalized sale service, will be open from 1A.M.
end 7 P. ML Sunday through Thursday, and open from 8 A.M. until 10 P. M. on Fridays
and Saturdays. Patronize the Saving Center Market nearest te your home, both stores
Will leature the same quality meat cleanly handled, nicely displayed.
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, JFatch for Their Big Opening Money-Saving Sale This Weekend
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SOFA-BED, SEPARATELY $69.75 OB - SWING ROCKER $29.75
Handsome Cover Fabrics
Double, Spring Construction
Deep Upholstery Over
No-Sag Foundation
Spacious Dustproof
Bedding Box
Durable, Frame
Construction
Double Gnaranlee
And1
"WOODRY'S"
Choose your sofa bed and swing rocker ! (ihey may
be purchased separately)! from the latest fabrics in
a host of colors
Swing Rocker offered is similar to illustration
it's spring-filled it's Biltwell Quality
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