.vCfiiLy JKtew DBrfieffs
STUDENT POSTS OPEN
Examination for appointment of
student nurses at St. Elizabeth's
hospital, a psychiatric institution,
is slated, according to the U. b
MOTHERS . DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
General hospital Thursday with
baby sons were Mrs. E. M. For
gard, 1108 N. 1st st Woodburn,
Mrs. Earl Bassett, Mill City, and
Mrs. Donald Schaefer, 143 Evelyn
st. Leaving to go home with a
daughter was Mrs. J. C. Patter
son, Salem route 6.
Lost: Black female cat. part Per
sian. R. W. Arms, 1094 Wilbur.
Ph. 2-7887. '
All kinds, of mending. Ann the
Heweaver, 1180 .. Winter.
CHRISTMAS PARTY SET
Employes of the Western Paper
Converting company will stage a
Christmas party at the Salem La
bor temple Saturday, December 18.
fivil Mrvir commission. The stu- ! The program will feature a live
dents receive $752 plus subsistence ; Santa Claus. gift exchanges and a
for the three - year training 1 30-minute dance program by the
course. They must be high school ; Paul Armstrong School of Dance,
graduates ty next August 30 and Ly'e Morris is chairman of the
must be between . 17 , and 35 ; Party committee-
vaoro rf a fro iinlpC ?nt it !t"rf t f f
7 Aitii ; ! Karakul KarDct. It's new. it's re- Auto glass installed Floor sand-
formation may be secured from versible, it's 100-i x irgin wool and .crs lo. rent. R. D. Woodrow
W..H. Fischer, civil service secre- fn thri,uJ a0ntrouRh; only tenter St.
tary at Salem postoffice. : " ' " - w
Don't forget, let George Do It.
2 Policemen
Await Order to
Return to Work
Detective Mobart Kiggins and
! Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
giR would return as a member of
the plainclothes' ' squad 'on day
shift. He stated, however, that Wea
ver .would be taken off the traffic
detail and assigned to other duties.
Weaver said he would rejoin the
force as soon as his notice arrives.
Kiggins had announced he -would
return only if he remained on the
detective force. Both men will re
ceive pay retroactive to the date
of their discharge.
rtt. t ! i iiT : 4 .. . ii ...
, "crtvci, innswicu.the civii serv,te commisMon win
as Salem police officers Wednes-have to ssue a specjai order di
day by the city civil service com- , rtinc th- men back to duty.
mission, were awaiting o r d e r s Th,tw nioht MunHt said hi- utill
thad not received such a directive.
Schools, Churches
Fast electric pipe thawing. Jud
son's, Ph. 3-4141.
Open Fri. evenings until Christ
mas. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
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Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Open Fri. evenings until Christ
mas. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
Don't forget, let George Do It.
TO RETURN YOUNG
Marion County Deputy Sheriff market.
William DeVall will go to Van- ;
eouver, Wash., today to bring back
Ralph O'Neil Young, who is be
ing held there on a Marion county
warrant Young is charged with
obtaining property by false pre
tenses and is alleged to have pas
sed a bad check in Salem re
cently. ' ..
Buy your turkey now for Christ
mas and save. Young torn turkeys
50 and 55c per lb. C. S. Orwig,
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
:A gift for Dad? Electric shavers.
' vibrators, sun lamps, bed lamps,
radios, record players. Yeater Ap
pliance Co., 255 N. Liberty.
i Don't forget Old Time and Mod
ern Dances Wed. and Sat. nites.
S. 12th and Leslie over Henry's
Notice:
Lodges. Fancy hard mix candy,
14?4C lb., in 27 lb. boxes. Bar
bers Grocery, Turner, Ore.
Thursday to return to their jobs.
The men were discharged from
the force November 12 by Chief
Frank A. Minto on charges of
450 political activity. Their reinstate
merit Wednesday followed a 2'i
; hour appeal hearing by the com
& mission.
Minto, on Thursday, said Kig-
tisptayed in Salem for the first
time December 20, it was announ
ced Thursday by Loder Bros- lo
cal dealers.
Four representatives of the firm
returned from a dealers' showing
in Seattle this week, enthusiastic
over the new styling and engine
performance. They were Wayne
Loder Clifford Harold, Willard
Wilson and James Loder, Jr. Near
ly 500 men at the preview showing
represented 104 dealers of the
northwest.
New Oldsmobile
On Display Soon
The 1949 Oldsmobile with the
new type Ketteiiing motor will be
I A letter from Santa Claus: I will
be at Barbers Market and Wheel
iPis Grill. Turner. Oregon, between
2 P.M. & 5
Dec. 24.
P.M. Dec. 18
thru
Poinsettias, gardenias and other
potted plants. Ferns 75c. Pember
ton's Flower Shop, 1980S. 12th.
AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED
An automobile driven by Mrs
Florence Weeks, 3130 N. River rd.,
was damaged Thursday morning
when it was backed into by a truck
driven by Ed O. Miller. Mulino, at
Front and Columbia streets.
The Flower Basket, 1020 Market.'
open Sundays, 10 to 3.
1 health department during the week
ended December 11. Other diseases
The Clearlake Missionary Soc iety reported were four cases of mumps,
are holding a bazaar Friday, Dec. I two of measles and one each of
17. at the Portland Gas & Coke t tuberculosis, scarlet fever and
q0 1 pneumonia.
c . . Holly wreaths, swags, loose hol-
For Sale reasonable , 9x12 Mo- , 'mistletoe, etc. Pemberton's
hawk rug and pad. 1495 Saginaw Flower Shop? 1980 s mh
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
We are open every evening until
8. Everything for Milady. Lor
man's 1109 Edgewater, West
Salem.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State St.
DISEASES REPORTED Jary Florist open Fridays until
Twenty cases of chicken pox j 9 P.M. until after Christmas.
were reported, to Marion county
Holly wreaths, decorative door
pieces. 1035 Highland. Ph. 3-3595.
Special: 7'i cu. ft. completely re
conditioned electric refrigerator
$99.50. George Electric (Let
George Do It), 493 Center St.
Lipstick Beauty Salon. Complete
Beauty Service. We specialize in
permanent waving. Eves, by ap
pointment. Ph. 3-3836. 1872 State
St
NORWEGIAN PARTY TONIGHT
Members and their families of
Thor lodge, Sons of Norway, will
observe a Scandinavian Christmas
celebration at 7:45 tonight in the
Woman's clubhouse. Group sing
ing, songs by a Silverton delega
tion and marching around the
Christmas tree are on the pro
gram. Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
8
Salem Lodge No. 4, A. F.
A. M. will open at
Clough-Barrick Mortuary,
Fri., Dec. 17 at 2:45 P.M. to con
duct the funeral service of Bro.
Geo. Lane.
IIOLBOKE TOASTMASTERS
Herman Holboke was acting
toastmaster at the meeting Wed
nesday night of the Willamette
Valley Toastmasters club meeting
in the Bright Spot cafe. Speakers
were Cyril Meusey, John Susbau
er, Joseph Thomas and Leon Coo-ney.
' Lost: Borrowed
Finder please
! ward.
book in
call 2-5734.
tore.
Rc-
rent divident 2'i See First , Arrow and Enro shirts. Every man son
Fderal Savings First. 142 S. Liber- on your lit can use one of these.
ty. Phone 3-4944. ; Alex Jones, 121 N. High St.
! Sport Shirts tailored by the be.-i
Open Frj. evenings until Christ- makers in the U. S. A. Yes. and
mas. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. : all sizes including Ex. Large.
Home made bread, rolls, cakes,
pies, cookies, etc. Fresh daily.
Orders taken. Ph. 3-3676, Amy.
South Village Market. Open eves
and Sun. 8 to 8.
Save fuel: let us weatherstrip and
insulate yrfur home. Free esti
mate, no obligation. Ph. 3-8645.
NEW CHAMBER MEMBER
Gene Malecki, professional pro
motions with offices located at 228
Oregon building, joined the Salem
Chamber of Commerce this week,
it was announced Thursday. !
Need an electrical gift? Mixers, i
toasters, waffle irons, sandwich
grills, clocks, door chimes, roast- '. '
ers, blendors. coffee makers, per- j
colators. Yeater Appliance Co.,
255 N. Liberty. !
A gift for Mom? Electric sheets,1!
comforters, blankets, heating pads, !
hair dryers, irons, steam irons, h
Revere ware. Yeater Appliance i i
Co., 255 N. Liberty.
Fast electric pipe thawing. Jud-' j
son's, Ph. 3-4141. i
Rummage sale. Ankeny Grange. I
over Greenbaum's, Fri., Sat. 1
TAKES SON HOME !
Dismissals from Salem Memorial 5
hospital Thursday included Mrs. R
Robert Ladd. 254 Senate t W:t S
Salem u.'hn tn.ir i "
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Open to 9 p.m. ...
Limited Quantities - Shop Early
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SPANISH PARTY SLATED
The Salem Spanish club will
hold Us annual Christmas party
Friday night aV the YMCA start
ing at 8 o'clock. Singing1 of Christ
mas carols and games will pre
cede a gift exchange.
The Statesman, Solm, Oregon. Friday. Dcmbr I7,3948 3
SHADE To Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Shade; Salem route 2, a son, Thurs
day, December 16 at Salem Memo
rial hospital.
McCORD To Mr. and Mrs.
Thoas McCord. 195 S. 24th st., a
daughter, Thursday, December 16
at Salem Memorial hospital.
MAYES To- Mr. and Mrs. Clell
Mayes, Crabtree, a daughter,
Thursday, December 16 at Salem
General hospital-
SUrertea Dr. T. L.Henkle,
local veterinarian, waa appointed
to serve on the school board for
the remainder of the school year.
It was disclosed hero today. Hen
kle replaces Jack Spencer.who re
signed whenhe moved to Port
land. . . 'i I
NOTICE. Janlper-myrtla wood
and shell neveltlea; als plastic
and beaatifol agate Jewelry.
Oar profits will not permit ex
tensive advertising, ae f it's to
your advantare te drive out to
POP'S AGATE AND NOVEL
TY Snor. S9 rertlani Road.
2
MERIT MASTER AUTOMATIC
POP-UP TOASTER
TURN-OVER TYPE
CHROMIUM TOASTER ..:
98 m
BRAMBLE MKOTJME'
s
8
Open Evenings till 9 p.m. thru Dec. 23
FIRE CLASS PERCOLATORS
AND COFFEE MAKERS
98
ONE GROUP CRYSTAL
VANITY LAMPS WITH SHADES
69
ONE CROUP RAYON AND
IVORY ENAMEL BED LAMPS
69
ONE CROUP TWO-TONE
METAL SMOKERS
CROUP OF HEAVIER
METAL SMOKERS
98 2
CORNER WHAT-NOT SHELV ES
48 INCHES HIGH
69
FRIDAY 0IILY
ueorge do if lUVo aiscount
on all home refrigerators and freez
ers until Christmas only. Free cof-
day. George Electric, of course. 493 Jones' 121 N- Hlgh St-
Center ot. a. few of those much desired hard
to get Kelvinator refrigerators
Barb's Sporting Goods open Fri- are available for Xmas delivery,
nights to 9 p. m. until Christmas. See them at Ralph Johnson, Ap-
j Alex Jones, 121 N, High St.
Ties,' the cream of the crop R
Arrow i Cheney Superba. m
Hundreds to choose from. Alex ft
Barb's is on the ball!
; pliances, 355 Center.
Moose Lodge presents Salem Civic
Players in" "Passing af the Third
Door Back" Fri., and Sat. nite at
the Salem Civic Theatre, 155 So.
uuciij, num. uw. i itncu ii
Commercial Book Store.
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Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens. ! jwjKSjeje3jejc03jeS7
Samson Canl Tables
and Chairs
Woodry Furniture Co.
474 So. Com'l.
for
CHRISTAIAS
The Yule Bells ring; the children
sing
Their carols loud and clear.
Oh sounds sublime at Christmas
time
1J I could tnly hemr!
My loved ones greet me on the
street:
A Merry Christmas, Dear!"
And such 'twould be, it seems to
me,
1J l could only heart
In gifts of gold your love is told
With sympathetic tear!
toch gifts are fine. But, Dear, make
mine:
Im'i grmmdtit gift TO HEAR!
Quick, Close
Comforf-shaves
with
CLOSE-OUT BICYCLES
Closing out our cntlro
line of bicycles at
greatly reduced prices.
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COMBINATION
TvTin Waffle Iron $J
and Sandvich Grill
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SCOOTERS
.98
REG. S.50
REDUCED TO
ilRVIII RADIOS
Models ;
Low as
KIDDIE BARS
SMALL SIZE MEDIUM SIZE Lares it h Pedals
.75 .98 IS.95
A NEW WAY TO HEAR
What grander Christmas gift than
the blessing of btmring Kim!
Think svhat a joy it will be on
Christmas morning when a new
Beltone Hearing Aid brings in
voices and music and greetings,
clear as a bell. This tiny, beautiful
instrument is fined to the wearer's
degree of bearing loss. Even se
vere cases can be fitted. No button
need show in the ear. No separate
battery pack.
Give Hearing for Christmas! Give
a Beltone, the finest in hearing
aids. Make i hit Christmas memor
able for someone you love.
(The Beltone is available on Easy
Payments)
JAMES N. TAFT & ASSOCIATES
tl8 Oregon Bid?.
Salem. Oregon
Batteries for all Hearing Aids
Phono 2-4491
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REG. 15.50
TYPEWRITERS
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REDUCED
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ROLLER SKATES
.29
REGULAR
3.95
large continuous-round
shaving surface
Faster cutter speed
Greater Whisker
PICK -UP
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Old One.
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Model 81 A Remington
Anlo-Loading Difle
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