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IIOIXT RULES TOLD
Mailing of cut holly to points
outside Oregon is permissable, but
holly roots must be inspected pri
or to shipment, Salem postoflice
said Saturday. The ruling is by
, the department of agriculture. -
All turkey workers report 9 a jn.
Monday. Northwest Poultry.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State St.
TO ERECT RESIDENCE
Elling Halvorson was issued a
city building permit Saturday to
erect a one-story dwelling and
garage at 323 Lane place at a cost
of $25,000.
Rummage sale over Greenbaums
Tues., Dec. 7. Daughters of Amer
ican Revolution. "
J. R. Turnbull's novel "Tunnel to
the Sun." Bible Book House.
TAYLOR STRICKEN
Jack Taylor, 58, Bligh hotel,
was confined at Salem Memorial
hospital Saturday after suffering
a stroke. Taylor, employe at the
Bligh Billiards, was taken to the
hospital by first aid ambulance
shortly after noon Saturday.
Reroof now with Johns-Manville
shingles. Don't gamble with an old
roof. Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com'l.
Free estimates. Phone 34642.
Christmas cards, stationery, scrip
ture Sc non-scripture. Bible Book
House.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
Memorial hospital Saturday to go
home with infant, sons were Mrs.
Norman "Winslow, 840 Gaines St.,
Mrs. Leo Stevens, 1548 Saginaw
St., Mrs. Gerald Christensen, Me-
hama, and Mrs. Donald Schur,
1310 S. 12th st.
Buy your turkey now for Christ
mas and save. Young torn turkeys
60 and 55c per lb. C. S. Orwig,
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
TAKE SO'S HOME
Taking baby sons home from
Salem General hospital Saturday
were Mrs. Lewis Hepner, 1960 S.
Commercial st., and Mrs. Bernard
Eomner, 1560 Norway st.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent. R. D. Wodorow, 450
Center St.
CLADEKS ON VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cladek,
1120 N. 20th st., left Saturday for
California to spend a 30-day va
cation visiting relatives. Their
first stop will be in Los Angeles
lor a stay with their daughter,
Mrs. Warren Keeney. Other stops
will include Santa. Barbara. San
Luis Obispo, Hollywood and Mexico.
CAFE CHANGES HANDS
An assumed business name cer
tificate for the Grand cafe, 223
N. High st- Was filed with the
Marion county clerk Saturday by
John Joseph Mattes of Salem. A
retirement from the same busi
ness under the name Beck's con
fectionery was filed by Frederick
and Leona Beck, 234 N. 21st st.
For Sale, reasonable, 9x12 Mo
hawk rug and pad. 1495 Saginaw
St , I i
LANGRELL MOVES OFFICE8
John R. LangrelU Salem accoun
tant, announced Saturday his of
fices will be moved from 241 N.
Liberty st. to 147 N. Commercial
St., room 3. on Tuesday. His office
phone number, 26022, will re
main unchanged. He is secretary
of Hollywood Lions club.
Do you have the rare type trees
and shrubs in your yard such as
the Dove Tree, Silk Tree, Davidi
Viburnum (the Dwarf evergreen
snowball), Raphiolipis and many
others? These - may be purchased
at the F. A. Doerfler Sc Sons Nur
sery, Landscaping and Designing.
150 N. Lancaster Drive at 4 Cor
ners. Ph. 2-1322.
FURNITURE FIRM FILES
Alcuin L. May and Joseph A.
LeDoux, both of Mt. Angel, filed
an assumed business name certi-
ficate with the Marion county j
clerk Saturday for the May and !
'LeDoux Furniture company of!
Mt. Angel.
Ennis Novelties. New location
3980 Cherry Ave. Reduced prices
for Christmas. Phi 2-1101.
RESIDENTS ASK ANNEXATION
Lee U. and Meta Eyerly, Cletus
and Anna Boedigheimer and Gene
M. and Yvonne Ki McCann filed
a petition with the: Marion county
court Friday 'seeking annexation
of specified property to the Vista
Heights water district south of
Salem. The EyerlyS said they are
selling the. property involved to
other petitioners who are build
ing homes on the site.
Bazaar, cooked food and white
elephant sale, Mon Dec. 6, Port
land Gas Sc Coke Co. Salem Me
morial Hospital Auxiliary. For
contributions call Mrs. Peter
Geiser.
HOGG TO COTTAGE GROVE
Carl W. Hogg, ; Salem, presi
dent of the Highway 99E asso
ciation, and A. A. Larsen, chair
man of the ' Salem unit, will
go to Cottage Grdve Monday to
assist with organization of the
unit in that city.; Hogg will be:
featured speaker in the organiza
tion meeting. .
Office space for professional peo
ple now available in Ubertv
Building. Ph. 3-3711. !
Drunk Driver
Lands in Jail
Kenneth E. Allen, 2409 N. 4th
St., was committed to the city jail
Saturday for failure to pay a $200
fine levied as a result of his arrest
Friday night on a charge of driv
ing while intoxicated.
Allen's driver's license was re
voked for one year and a 30-day
jail sentence suspended in muni
cipal court.
Police said Allen was arrested
on North High street, after he had
forced a police car to the curb by
driving on the wrong side of the
street and then striking a machine
driven by Marlin D. Karnes, 1020
Parkway st.
2 Salem Youths
Join Services
Two Salem youths have enlist
ed in the regular army and air
force, the Salem army and air
force recruiting service announc
ed Saturday.
They are Byron A. Zurcher,
20. son of Mrs. Alma Zurcher.
2104 N. 4th st., Salem, in the
regular army, and Lary W. Klein
smith. 18, son of Mrs. Anne
Kleinsmith. 460 S. 16th rt., in the
air force. Both are graduates of
Salem high school.
Unity books at Truth Center Lib
rary, 262 N. Cottage. Open 12 to 3
p.m. Mon. to Fri.
Karakul Karpet. It's new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364.
! KIWANIANS TO MEET
A group of Navajo Indian stu
dents at Chemawa; Indian school
will be guests of Salem Kiwanis
club Tuesday noon at the Marion
hotel. The organization's board of
directors will meet; Wednesday at
the Spa restaurant.
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Confidentially, I'd give him
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Carol Tone Ensembles3'
There isn't a keener looking stripe in all shlrtdom
nor a more tasteful show of harmony than is given
by the related ties and handkerchiefs, f
Shirts $450
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Ti $10
Handkerchiefs 65
ALEX JONES
121 NORTH HIGH STREET
Aniitv Crossing
Petition Denied
Public Utilities Commissioner
George Flagg signed nn order ,
Saturday denying a petition of '
the Southern Pacific company to
reopen proceedings involving an j
application of the state highway j
commission for improvement of
a grade crossing on Fifth street '
in Amity, Yamhill county. 1
The order held that previous !
proceedings covered all points in
volved and nciing would be
gained in reopemng the applica
tion to further hearing.
BROOKS AT ROTARY
Russell Brooks, former U. S.
consular service representative,
will discuss 'France As It Is To
day" in an appearance before the
Salem Rotary club Wednesday
noon at the Marion hotel. He will
be introduced by Forrest Donkin.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
Elks Minstrels
To Make Debut
Monday Night
Old time minstrel techniques
plus slapstick innovations that is
what the Salem Elks club s zanicr-than-ever
charity shoe promises
when the houselights go down on
opening-night Monday at the Elks
auditorium.
Frank Zinn, dean member, end
man and director for the 1948 per
formance, is the constant guard'
ian of the Stephen Foster negro
harmonies and honored minstrel
traditions. He promises audiences,
Monday through Thursday ,a gen
uine minstrel show with slapstick
for hilarious spice.
Everything from Shakespeare to
Olson and Johnson is included in
this year's all Elk production, bal
anced around the minstrel theme.
A chorus of 30 voices and a 10
piece orchestra will back up Mr.
Interlocutor Charles Claggett and
end men Frank Zinn, Wesley
Stewart, Harry Brown and D. D.
Craig. The Elks quartet of Law
rence Alley, Boyd Babbitt, Norval
Edwards and Ralph Caley will add
to the comic musicale. Dr. Charles
A. Howard will be the announcer.
Tickets for the performances
may be purchased at Needham's
book store and the Elks temple.
Proceeds from the show go to the
annual lodge Christmas party and
gifts for the needy.
Franchise Petition
Suit Dismissed
Portland General Electric com
pany's suit seeking a court judg
ment to invalidate initiative peti
tions to give Salem Electric an un
limited i;tn?hise va dismissed
Saturday morning to Marion coun
ty circuit court.
The complaint was filed against
city, county and state officials be
fore the general election and asked
that a declaratory judgment be
issued by the court to declare the
petitions illegal. Salem voters ap
proved the initiative franchise in
the general election.
The action was dismissed by
Judge GeoTge Duncan on the re
quest of PGE.
JENNESS To Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Jenness, Albany route 2, a
daughter, Saturday, December 4
at Salem Memorial hospital.
KAPPE To Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond D. Rappe, Salem route
2, a son, Saturday, December 4
at Salem General hospital.
BOWLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy E. Dowler, Silverton, a
daughter, Saturday, December 4
at Salem General hospital.
HOOVER To Mr. and Mrs.
Melford Hoover, Independence, a
son, Saturday, December 4 at Sa
lem General hospital.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Max Anderson, 616 N. 5th St., a
son, Saturday, December 4 at
Salem General hospital.
SPICKARD To Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Spickard, 4835 Rittman t .
a daughter, Friday, December 3
at Salem General hospital.
Auto Mileage
Drops in State
Automobile mileage on Oregon
streets and highways in October
dropped nearly 20 per cent below
September, Secretary of State
Earl T. Newbry reported here
Saturday. October gasoline sales
were 38.941.505 gallons.
Despite the decrease from the
previous month October sales
were still nearly 5 per cent great
er than for October a year ago
Total gasoline gallonage for the
first 10 months of 1948 is approxi
mately 10 per cent higher than
during the same period last year.
Gross gasoline taxes collected
during October were $1,947,075.25
License Plate
Act IPrepared
Secretary of State Earl T. New
bry Saturday was completing a
bill for Consideration of the 1949
legislature permitting issuance of
permanent automobile license
plates, j
Newbry said such a law, If ap
proved by the legislature, would
save the state a large amount of
money annually In the purchase
of license plates and result in the
employment of fewer clerks in
the state jautomobile division dur
ing the censing period.
Merchant Patrol
Agenlcy Formed
By Three Brothers
Inauguration of the Salem Mer
chant Patrol and Property Pro
tection agency by three Salem
brothers, fall with police experi
ence, was; announced Saturday.
Operators are Harley, Thurlow
and Charles E. Cordray, 2580
Cherry ae. Harley Cordray is on
the Salem city police force now
and will ! not be engaged in the
patrol activities. The agency now
has one par and will soon have
three, it yas announced. One ve-
The SkrUamctn. Salem. Oregon, Sunday. December $, 1918 3
hide will have auto-telephone In
order to provide escort service
for night depositors.
i The service includes an hourly
check, from 10 pm. to f a.m., of
subscribers properties. Including
business houses and homes whose
owners are vacationing.
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Optometrist
Formerly with
Morris Optical Co.
Now Located at
167 So. High St.
Phone 2-4469
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this one of the most popular patterns of sihrerplote. For
festive occasions and everyday use "Memory" will win
your heart. Come in and see HI
This certifies that the merchandise
you purchase is the celebrated tradi
tional Rogers Silverplate. Every
piece is guaranteed against original
defects in workmanship and material
and is certified to conform to the
standards of craftsmanship which
ISave made this brand famous for
generations.
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Jewelers of Salem
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