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FOKMEK RESIDENT DIES
Monica Wenzel, 33, former re
sident of Salem, and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wenzel, Sa
lem, died Friday in San Francis
co, according to word received
here Friday night. Mis Wenzel
attended Sacred Heart academy
and graduated in 1934. She is also
survived by sisters, Mrs. George
Stetler, Portland, and Mrs. Cyril
Meusey, Salem, and brother, Vic
tor, Wenzel, Portland.
Re-roof now with beautiful Johns
Manville asphalt shingles. Expert
roofers. Immediate application, free
estimates. Ph. 3-4642. Mathis Bros;.
164 S. Coral.
Karakul Karpet It's new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.85 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 33364.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
Memorial -hospital Friday were
Mrs. Leo Atkinson, 2410 N. Church
st and Mrs. Norman Cary, 815
-Kade st., both with sons, and Mrs.
Owen Gilstrap, Salem route 7,
with a daughter.
mnnw em TOUT fuel bills. Let
us weather strip and insulate your
iuom All work guaranteed. Free
estimate. Call Valley Weather
Strip Co. Ph. 3-804D. ijo
Church.
Dance tonite, Glenwood.
TAKE BABIES HOME
Mothers taking babies home
from Salem General hospital Fri
day were Mrs. Walter Depuy, 640
ft. Capitol sU Mrs. H. L. Hinkle,
1050 N. Capitol'sU nd Mrs. Don
ald Bowers, Albany, all with
Daughters, and Mrs. Alvin A.
rohlegmuth, 1250 S. 17th st, with
a son.
Swedish massage, reducing, body
miAAir Tim nniu to eet readT
for the Easter Parade. Helen Lo-
vald, 760 Livesley uiag. j-svo. -
Drastic reduction on our better
. 9 . fn.An tint ll 7
dresses anu cwu.
hl, Lormon'i, 1109 Edgewater,
W. saiem.
A8ISTS AT RECITAL
Warren F. Downs, son of Dr.
C. A Downs, 212 S. High sU as
mimtmA mt nior flute recital giv
en by the Oberlin conservatory .of
music in Ohio, uowns i a imior
majoring in cello st the schooL
Rummage above Greenbaum's,
Jan. 14 & 15th, in. Sc sai, a.
u.., t iiurinfi Km the new one
unit Beltone Hearing Aid priced
as low as $75. Batteries for all
makes of hearing aids. James Taft
and Associates, 218 Oregon ldg.
Ph. Salem z-4491.
vrarxiTt nrri HflEKT
The North Salem Kiwanls club
will meet Monday noon at tne
nAA Arrvar t-Miaurant. Don Ham-
mack will be in charge of the
club's program for tne meeting,
inmrxt aavinca earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, sou ciaw
Dance tonite, Glenwood.
TAPPED BY HONORARY
Vinita Howard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Howard. $63 Court
st, baa been tapped by Theta Sig
ma Phi, national women's jour
nalism honorary, at the Univer
sity of Oregon where she is a sen
ior In journalism.
Macleay dance, grangers and their
friends. Imp. orchestra. Sat night.
14 inch, clear pine bookcases. Reg.
$11.15. Sale price $7.48. Wood
row's, 450 Center.
EXAMINATION SLATED
Examination for appointment
to the position of gardener has
been announced by the U. S. civil
service commission. Applications
will be accepted until February 2
at the civil service regional of
fice, 457 Central Building, Seattle.
Remember Pemberton's Flower
Shop open eves until 8 p.m.
Old time dance tonite 258 Court.'
MT. ANGEL. FIRM STARTS
Wilde Appliance company of Mt
Angel is the - assumed business
same certificate filed with the
Marion county clerk Friday by
Albert T. Wilde, Mt AngeL
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 24 Se xFirst
Fderal Savings First 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4844.
riKKU To. Mr. and Mrs
Jnhn rreed. 360 Leslie St.. a
daughter, Friday, January 14 at
Salem Memorial hospital.
- VBSTIEVKIIBR To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vredenburg, Salem
route 7t a daughter, Friday, Jan
uary 14 at Salem General hos
pital. '
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Yes, we repeal - we HAVE Broadloon
9 II., 12 IL, and 15 il. wide
All the) Latest Texture. Weaves and Colcfs.
TAKE OYER APARTMENTS
A certificate of assumed busi
ness name was filed'! for i Marion
Apartments, 610 N. f Commercial
st, with the Marion county cleric
Friday by Leo N. I and Elma
Childs. 320 N. 14th st
For the first time-i-new Home
sewing machines available for im
mediate delivery. Hurry, our sup
ply is limited! Ralph Johnson Ap
pliances, 355 Center St
RETIRE FROM COMPANIES
Notices of retirement were filed
with the Marion county clerk Fri
day by A. K. Steinbruck from
Steinbruck's Body and j Fender
shop, and by Ernest, snd Dorothy
I. Boock. from the Boock Build
ing Block' company.
Famous new Bendix Washers now
as low as 219.95. Ralph i Johnson
Appliances, 355 Center St
SUPERVISORS TO PLAN
First meeting of the new exec
utive committee of Salem Indus
trial Supervisors club will be
Monday at 7:30 in the YMCA to
plan a schedule of meetings and
other activties. Howard Aroot is
the new president
All fnrkev heln reoort to work at
9 a. m. Monday, Jan. 17th, Marion
Creamery and Poultry cq.
SKI TRIP SLATED
First registrants for the annual
YMCA junior board ski trip to
Mt Hood, set for next Saturday,
were signing up Friday. The ex
cursion will be for the first bus
load of YM boy members ; to sign.
Dance tonite. Ladies free with es
cort Over Henry's Market 2. lZtn
& Leslie. 60c mciuaing tax.
LABOR MEN AT MEET j
A group of about 30 members of
the Salem Building Trades coun
cil, led by Executive Secretary F.
D. ' VanSweringen .are attending
the annual state convention of the
Oregon Building Trades council
in Coos Bay today Snd Sunday.
The group left Friday. Van
Sweringen is a member of the
state council executive board from
the Salem district
Dance tonite, Glenwood.
CITY EMPLOYE DLL
Sidney Haines, Salem route 8,
draftsman for the city engineer's
office, was in a critical condition
in Salem General hospital Friday
following a heart attack at his
home Wednesday night
Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small. F A.
Doerfler & Sons Nursery, ; 150 N.
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Ph.
2-1322.
DUPLEX AUTHORIZED
C V. Strstton was granted a
permit Friday by the city en
gineer's office to build a $9,500
duplex at 2376-78 State st Otto H.
Hunt was also authorized to re
pair dwelling at 780 Cross at, at
a cost of $50.
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 2-7684. 735 N. Capitol St.
Turkey Day
Slated Feb. 9
In Lebanon
T. F R A N O N Annual Linn
oounty Turkey day will be ob
served by bird growers in Lebs-
4Viia wssr nn :WMnMHav.
February 8. The meeting usually
is held in tne latter pan 01 we
month. The earlier date is ex-
tn Knof it irt-eater num.
Kr of turkey raisers
Use of the auditorium in the
new city hall has been promised
hr Mitnii Peter Tweed. Between
300 and 350 persons are expected.
The program is an activity of
the Lebanon Chamber of Com
merce, with Ivan A vera, chairman
of the agricultural ; committee,
Handling tne aetaiis in coopera
tion with County Agent O. E.
Mutesell.
Mikesell has announced the
promise of 300 pounds of turkey
from Albany produce nouses.
The usual dinner served at noon
to all persons attending the day's
program has been arranged witn
women of the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches serving at the
two churches. ?
Geological Society
To Visit Portland
Members of the Salem Geologi
cal society will journey to Port
land '. Sunday afternoon to study
rock collections st the homes of
two members of the Portland so
ciety.
The local group wjll gather at
i:ia p. im. aunaay ins umira
on the Willamette university cam
dus with their euests. The motor
cade will then visit the Portland
homes of A. W. Hancock,- 2724 S.
E. 84th St., and A. J. Schneider,
3516 N. ML 66th ave..
Ten 160-poend bags ef grain made avaUable far wild fewl feeding by the Oregon Wildlife Federation.
Wk Walton League and ethers Interested in game preservation were leaded en a tag made available
and operated by Willard Taylor, Salem Boathouse operator. The program will be continued with
another feeding planned today. (Story en page one).
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Damping oat grain for hungry wild fowl along the ley shores ef the Willamette and peels are. left to
right Den Harger. president ef the Salem Izaak Walton League; Chandler Brown, Robert HerraL State
Patrolman, W. J. Ferguson; snd Lynne Darnlelle. (Statesman phoUs).
Immunizations
Oil Schedule Of I
Health Office
Immunizations and school chil
dren examinations dominate the
next week's program of the Mar
ion county health department, ac
cording to the released schedule
Friday.
The schedule beginning Mon
day, January 17 includes:
Monday Immunizations and
vaccinations for children at the
health department's Salem office
in the Masonic building from 10
ajn. to noon and from 3 to 5 p.m.
Tuesday Health examination
for first graders and selected cases
at Salem Heights school from 8
to 11:30 am. and from 1:30 to
3 p.m., and immunization clinic
at Middle Grove school itl p.m.
Wednesday Well-baby confer
ence at Stayton in the Women's
clubhouse (appointments by call
ing Mrs. Raymond Frey, Stayton,
or Mrs. Arden Hammer, North
Santiam); chest fluoroscope clinic
(by appointment) at Salem Me
morial hospital from 1 to 2 p.m.,
snd an immunization clinic at
Swegle school at 10 am.
Thursday Immunization clinic
at Garfield erade school at 8 ajn..
child health conference (by ap
pointment) at the Masonic build
ing from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Friday Health examination for
first graders and others at Scotts
Mills and Crooked Finger scnoois
from 8:30 a.m. to noon, and im
munization and vaccinations for
adults at the Masonic building,
including milk handlers, 8:30 a.m.
to noon and food handlers, 1 to
4:30 n.m.
Saturday Immunizations and
vaccinations for children and
adults at the Masonic building
from 8 to 11:45 a.m.
Storm-Stalled
Mail Arriyes
Magazines, rjackaees and other
mail, held up for the past several
weeks in snow - bound man trains,
will be reaching Salem homes now,
the Salem post office reported
Friday.
A big backlog of mail, bottle
necked by storms and snows in
the mid - western states, reached
the local post office this week and
is being delivered as rapidly as
possible, postal authorities said.
A number of complaints reach
ed the nost office durina the past
week from local residents who had
not received expected mail and
periodicals, it was reported.
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Revised County
Courthouse Plan
Near Completion
A new set of plans for the pro
posed Marion county courthouse,
incorporating recent changes and
suggestions, will be in the hands
of the courthouse building com
mission soon, it was reported
Friday.
THetrn Rellusrhi. Portland arch
itect assigned to plan the new
building, met briefly with Marion
County Clerk Harlan Judd as the
architect Dassed through Salem
Friday morning.
The new plans are to include a
sketch of the building's outline as
well ss corrections snd recom
mendations in the floor plans and
office spacing, Judd said.
Retrials Due
In Two Cases
TnHirtment affainst two men
were dismissed in Marion county
circuit court Friday and the cases
are to be resubmitted to the Mar
ion county grand jury.
The two are Harold Joseph
Johns, Salem route 3, charged
with rape and William narvey
Haskin, Salem route 4, charged
aHk 1 ,rrnv nt lumher last f)c-
Uober. Both men were indicted by
the grand Jury last uecemoer 10.
The grand jury is sis ted to meet
train within everal weeks. Dist
rict Attorney E. O. Stadter said.
WU Philosophical
Society Formed
A new organization, the Wil
lamette Philosophical society, was
formed on the Willamette univer
sity campus this week and char
ter members named Donald Yo
cum, Atwater, Calif., senior, presi
dent. Other officers sre James Rag
land, Brooks, vice president and
Louise Ellis, Medford, secretary.
The meeting was held in the Phi
Alpha chapter house with Edward
C. Kollman, professor of philo-
snnnv at Willamette.
Their next meeting was set for
February 13 with "Is Keiigion
Necessary as discussion topic.
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fRealateria'
Open in Salem
Something new under the sun
for listing and selling real estate
was being demonstrated by "C"
Kilgore Real Estate brokers in
Salem Friday with the inaugural
of a Realateria service.
Under the nationally trade
marked plan, now established
throughout the western states, list
ines of property for sale are dis
played on individual cards by a
patented paste-up process. List
ings are hung on a chrome plated
rotating display rack, where per
sons may look them over without
obligation.
Essential information size and
character of property," location,
proximity to schools, transporta
tion and stores, price and down
payments is given on the card.
Also new with Kilgores Is a
robot salesman now on display at
Ericksons Super Market, 3060
Portland rd.
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Yea lower prices - - - you will find lower prices at Erickson's every-day. In ev
ery department of our complete market. That's why every week is Thrift Week--and
every day is "bargain day" - - at Erickson's. So, if you want to save more mon
ey if you want to serve more and spend less do ALL your food shopping1, here
where vast varieties of quality foods make menu planning so much easier.
A wo rig o lores o t i.t cj. oiaie pi.. i rvur whub L T
Highway beyond underpass. Prices effective Friday through Sunday. Both stores
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open lO o p. m. inciuuing ounuav.
Prices Eifedive Friday, Saturday
BISQUICK
Gold Medal
Lge. 40-oz. pkg.
39c
Durkee's
I1ABGABIIIE
Deal Pack
2 pounds ...
54c
Grape
Fruit
Texas Pink
Swell for LCI 4)1
breakfast, dor.
Oranges, S44 size, sweet
Juicy 2 dor. 43 C
Tomatoes, excellent quality,
firm and red, lQr
tube .10C
Cabbage, trim C.
green heads, lb. ww
Baking Squash, best
ever, whole, lb. j. Ob
Cut, lb. 4e
Red Radishes, fresh
and crisp, bunch wC
Dinty Moore,
Spaghetti and
Ileal Falls
Large
24-oz. can
29c
Red Sour Pitted Cherries
Telephone ' 9Qf
No. 2 can 3C
Fririt Cocktail, No. ni-
300, tall can
Standby or Hunt's Fancy
Prune Plums - Oregon
In syrup 1
No. 2 can I
Stringless Beans - Cut
Garden No. 2's 0Q-
2 cans
Santiam Stringless
No. 2s 2 cans 39c
Tomatoes - Pack Rite
No. 2Vz QC-
2 large cans UJU
Shoestring Potatoes
Blue Bell lC.
No. Vi can . IOC
Whole Kernel Corn
Bocana No. S03 OQff
2 cans - M
Fancy Spinach 0C-
2 cans WW
Sun-Gift, No. 2's
2
Cones Candy
CAMPFIKE
Ilarshmallows
1
Golden Dales
California in fine, reusable sjlass
OREGON v
Apple Duller iV: 3 n 25 c
IlarnaladeL 2 33 C
APMCOTS
Penthouse in syrup
Lge.
No. 2'i can -
19c
Bango Pop Corn
Pops big & fluffy
10-oz. cans e
3 cans OOC
SLICED BACON
Swift' Empire Brand
Amioun's Picnics,.
to 10-lb. Hams
Smoked Link Sansaae 2 iw. fifS C
Pure Pork - VJB. Inspected
IIAIIBUDGEII 2 89 c
Freshly Oround
SI1ELT 18 c
Qelek Frown IW. te
Fresh fish neatly packed in -lb. cartons.
B ACOII J0T7LS ,k. 29c
Armour's Fine for Seasoning
POM nOASTS . ...,. 39 c
Center Cuts rf Shoulders -jv . .
T-DOIIE STEAK Sc
UJ5. Inspected Beef - Guaranteed to Be Tender .,
LmiCHEOII HEAT n. j .. 4Sc
Rina Bologna - Large Franks
Ssum fe - JUver Sausage -
Veal Loaf.
Fresh Ccskles
Fig Bars
2-Ib.
cello
47c
Tasty Maid
Sailed Crackers
2-lb.
box -
37c
Iliracle Uhip
Salad Dressing
Pinl jar . 35c
Qnari Jar . 65c
Liplon Tea Bags
48-bag pkg. . 49c
IB-ban nlio. 19c
& m
Si 49c - lance Ileal 28c
Calsnp
Del
t 31c
FKENCITS
Ilniiard
. class
Ilnshroon Sace
and Sunday
PEACHES
Calvale Freestone in
syrup, large (Qi
No. 2j can rfLC
Solid Pack Tuna
White Star
No. Vi can
43c
Lots ef Them
- Cheese & i-ora "Trouw
Minced Ham - Head Cheese
I
Ful-flavor
DICED BEETS
No. S can
2 cans
25c
Ounbrite Cleanser in.
S reg. cans J iwv
Wilbert's No-Rob
Furniture Polish
XealieN
ox. bottle
15a
Self-Polishing
Slncnis "
Floor T7ax
Pinl can . . 53c
Quart can . J C2o
-GaL can
1.53 (
HOUStHOlO or fumltwo
UIUUUV6
QDc
Mente
19c
.Xarse 14-e.'e4Ue
FKEFAEED
112
Happy-Valley
Jars
ff-ee. Jar, te
9c
2n-.97c
39c
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