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FARM STORE FILES
Girod Farm Equipment com
pany, to operate as a tractor, farm
equipment, irrigation equipment,
retail and repair store, was the
assumed business name certificate
filed Thursday in Marion county
clerk's office by A. L. Girod, Can
by. The store is to bt located at
2195 Silverton rd.
Fresh killed turkeys 38c lb. Why
uot put one in locker for Thanks
riving and Christmas and save?
Orwigs Market, 3975 Silverton Rd.
Ph. 26128.
Free demonstration of f a m o u s
NECCHI SEWING . machine by
Linda Dean, factory representative,
all this week at Ralph Johnson
Appliances, 355 Center. '
BEARING CENTER LISTED
Oregon Hearing center, for sale
and distribution of hearing aids
and accessories, is the assumed
business name filed I with Marion
county clerk's office Thursday by
Forrest A. Jones, 319 Court st.
Johns - Man vllle shingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 184 S. ComT.
Free estimates. Ph 3-4642.
Extra cash for Christmas for tips
resulting in the sale of a new
sewing machine. Phone 3-3139.
JOIN LIONS CLUB
Salem Lions club Thursday
heard an address hy Dr. E. Stan
ley Jones, evangelist, and inducted
Into membership of the club Wil
liam (Bill) Beard, Senators' base
ball player and James H. Allenby,
assistant manager of Salem branch,
First National bank.
For Sale: Store Shelves, and
tables. 219 N. Commercial.
Rummage sale, American Legion
Auxiliary Unit No. 9, Friday and
Saturday, 185 N. High.
Job's Daughters Bethel No. 43
will hold a cooked food sale Sat
urday, October 27, from 12 to 5
pjn. at old Paramount Food Mar
ket. '
SERVES ON DESTROYER
Wilbur L. Brockway, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur H. Brockway,
1527 State st., is a teleman, third
class, serving aboard the U.S. navy
destroyer Black recently reactivat
ed. The destroyer is featured in
a new motion picture, 'Battle Sta
tions.
Rummage sale Thursday and Fri
day at Jason Lee Church base
mrcm Mrt W i r! t o t- Xr Tfforcrn
Rummage sale over Greenbaums
Friday and Saturday, gift table.
Delta Gamma mothers and alumni
RETIRES FROM FIRM
Notice of retirement for Rose
Mae Drayton as partner in Drayton
Lumber company, Brooks, was
filed Thursday in Marion county
clerk's office. Lloyd M. Drayton,
Brooks, former partner, was listed
as sole proprietor of the firm.
Alsco aluminum storm windows
and doors. Phone 3-7748 or 2-7838.
Shop Yeaters i Christmas Gift.
Small Appliance Headquarters.
Yeater Appliance Co.
LEAVING ON TOUR
J. H. McDonald, 1395 Reedy dr.,
is leaving on a three-months' tour
of the south and rmddlewest, visit
ing a son, Jerry, now in the air
force at Las Vegas, N. Mex., a
brother in Winterset, la., and other
relatives and friends enroute.
Macleay dances start Saturday.
MASCjUEKADtt.
Births
VEAL To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Veal,-: Salem route 2, box
171-B daughter, Wednesday, Oc
tober 24, at Salem Memorial hos
pital.
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EDWARDS To Mr." and Mrs.
Gilbert Edwards, Forest Grove, a
daughter, Thursday, October 25,
at Salem Memorial hospital.
HEWITT To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hewitt. IndeDendence. a
daughter, Thursday, October 25,
at Salem General hospital. -BJORKMAN
To Mr: and Mrs
, 5 Charles Bjorkman, 505 Hickory
st., a son, Thursday, October 25,
at Salem General hospital.
Six Injured
In Crash of
Bus, Sedan
(Photos on Page 1)
Six persons were injured, none
serinuslv. when their car and a
bus collided Thursday afternoon
at Hood and winter streets. ine
impact threw three of them from
the vehicle.
Mrs. Walter Johnson of Leb
anon, driver of the car, and Johnny
Wheeler,- 8, of Lebanon, a pas
nopr were at Salem General
hospital. Mrs. Johnson suffered
from shock and otner unaeter
mined injuries and was in "good"
condition. The boy required sev
eral stitches to close head lacera
tions and was in fair" condition,
The Portland-bound Trailways
bus, driven east on Hood street
hv James E. Eller. sr- of Port
land, rammed into the left side
of the Johnson car. ine car was
badly damaged, but the bus was
able to proceed. None of its 23
nasspnffers was hurt.
Eller -told city police he was
entering the intersection when ? he
saw the Johnson car oass another
one, headed north. Mrs. Almdea
Wheeler of Lebanon, passenger m
the car, said she saw the bus just
before the crash.
Others in the car were Mrs.
Marv Baldin. 566 Mill st- with
nose lacerations and a broken foot
bone; Mrs. Wheeler, with bruised
forehead and hiDS. and two chil
dren, Joanna Johnson of Lebanon,
a bloody nose, and Stephen Bald
ing, 4, cut eyelid.
3-
Mindens Pay
Top Cow Price
PINEVILLE, Oct. 25-(P)-Some
47 bulls and 12 heifers brought
$42,545 at the annual Crook coun
ty hereford sale.
Archie Q. Adams, Clatskanie,
paid the top price of $1,525 for a
bull owned by J. R. Breese and
son, Prineville. A. M. Minden,
Sublimity, paid $900 as the top
heifer price. It went to J. L. Jacob
and son.
Bulls brought an average price
of $780 and heifers $532.
With Chamber
n 4
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G. Ira Moore, new assistant man
ager of Salem Chamber of Com
merce. He returns to Salem next
month from McMinnville where
be has been with the Credit Bu
reaus. He succeeds Harold F.
Boss In the chamber post
Rabbit Show
Set Dec. 2
Caoital Citv Rabbit WHcrt nr
planning a Salem rabbit show for
December 2 at the state fair
The erouD i at a meeting this
week postponed the show from an
earlier date to avoid conflict with
a November 17-18 rabbit show at
Albany in which local rabbit
breeders are "Dlanninff narticina-
tion.
The local breeders are loininir
with similar clubs of the north
west in a move to bring the na
tional rabbit j show to Portland
next year. . ' j
In
For
creased
State
feus Service Plan
Workers Discussed
Death Takes
H. B. Howdle,
Navy
Veteran
A move to Improve city bus service for state employes by dis
missing bus riding workers before the 5 o'clock rush resulted Thurs
day from a conference of officials of the city, the bus system the state
and state; employes association. . - 11
Men at the conference were enthusiastic about the plan which
will be presented to the state board of control Tuesday by Secretary
ox state JLatl T. wewDry.
If approved, the plan would
permit certain state workers to
shorten their lunch periods by 15
minutes and then leave work at
4:45 pjn.! intsead of 5 pjn.
City buses would leave the state
buildings' area between 4:50 and
4:55 p.m. on eight principal routes.
Riders from the statehouse area
would travel direct to their desti
nation without transfer. At pres
ent bus users from the state area
either go downtown to catch a bus
or wait until about 5:20 for. a bus.
The bus plan is an outgrowth of
discussions among state, city and
university officials over parking
and traffic congestion in the state
area.
Officials at the conference yes
terday said ; the bus plan would
encourage greater, use of buses by
state workers; might thus allevi
ate some auto parking congestion;
would expedite the elevator traf
fic in state buildings at the rush
hour and would tend to reduce
traffic congestion at 5 o'clock.'
If the plan goes through City
Transit lines expects to route its
morning buses past the state build
ings at about 7:50 a.m. for the
benefit of state employes.
A recent state survey indicated
about 138 workers use city buses
to and from work. Bus Manager
Carl Wendt said ' yesterday that
this figure might go up to about
200 under the new system, and he
expected that it would make bus
service generally more attractive
to state employes.
At the Thursday conference
were Wendt, Forrest Stewart of
the OSEA, Assistant Secretary of
State William Healy, City Mana-
Harmon Barrett Howdle, 57, of
575 Boone rd., a retired navy avi
ation chief ordinance man '. who
had been attending Willamette
university, died Wednesday at a
local hospital after a short illness.
Howdle came to Salem In 1947
in order that his daughter tould
go to school at Willamette. He be
gan, taking courses there a year
ago, majoring in sociology. Before
starting at the university he had
worked in the office of the secre
tary of state. ;
Born in Chicago on Feb. 20,
1894, Howdle joined the navy in
1913. He was married to his wid
ow, Lola Howdle, at Pennsacola,
Fla., in 1919. He retired from the
navy in 1937; but was recalled to
duty in World War II. 1
Besides his widow, he is surviv
ed by two daughters, Helen
Howdle of Salem; and Mrs. Louise
Perry of Toledo, Ohio; his mother
Mrs. Frank Howdle, of Wendell,
Idaho; a sister, Mrs. Carl Martin,
also of Wendell, Idaho; and four
grandchildren. )
Funeral services will be an
nounced later by the Virgil T.
Golden company.
ger J. L. Franzen and Dave Hoss,
traffic safety council chairman. .
: Th Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Friday. October 28, 18515 i
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Final Week of Hogg Bros. Fall Economy Festival
Some of our choicest Broadlobm carpeting is going at slashed prices to clear our floor.
See it . . compare 4t ... see how little it will cost to carpet every floor In your home at
these clearance prices.
1 ROLL 9' WOODTONE
PRICES SLASHED
Oil REHIIAIITS!
EARLY FOR BEST
SELECTION.
1 ROLL 9' BEIGE TONE-ON-TONE
1 ROLL 9' GREY TONE-ON-TONE
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1 ROLL 9' MODERN TEXTURE
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1 ROLL 9' COCOA FROZE
1 ROLL 9- GREEN WILTON TEXTURED
1 ROLL 9 BEIGE WILTON TEXTURED
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1 ROLL 9 MODERN LEAP FLORAL 1
1 ROLL 9' GREY TEXTURED WILTON
! Reg. ! -
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1 9x7'2" WOODTONE
1 12x6 GREEN SELF TONE
6150
99.50
104.50
131.50
134.00
149.50
1 12x76" ROSE AND BEIGE LEAF DESIGN 129.50
1 9x14 ROSE SELF TONE ! 129.50
1 9x95" GREEN FROZE J
1 9xlla GREEN SELF TONE
1 9xl(ri0" GREEN WILTON
1 9x112" ROSE WILTON
1 3x82" GREY TEXTURED WILTON
1 12x12 MODERN LEAF FLORAL
1 9x16 GRAY FLORAL L
1 12x12 ROSE FROZE
1 8x15 GRAY SELF TONE
1 12x1 Vr GRAY TONE-ON-TONE
1 12x146" GRAY SELF TONE L
149.50
149.50
169.50
184.50
225.50
259.50
2S9.C0
SALE
44.50
49.50
69.50
79.50
89.50
79.50
79.50
39.50
89.50
99.50
119.50
139.50
169.50
99.50
1 ROLL 9' COCOA TEXTURED ROUND WIRE
1 ROLL 12 GREEN LEAF SELF TONE
1 ROLL 12 COCOA FROZE t
1 ROLL ir BLUE ROUND WIRE WILTON
1 ROLL 12 HIGH-LOW ROUND WIRE :
1 ROLL ir GREEN CARVED WILTON
Reg.'
12.95
11.95
11.95
11.95
12.50
14.95
14.95
1195
17.50
21.95
11.95
12.50
17.50
16.50
22.50
SALE
per yard
6.95
7.95
7.95
8.95
9.50
9.95
9.95
11.50
12.50
14.95
8.95
9.50
12.50
14.50
17.95
Visit Our Modern Floor
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Covering Department
40 rolls of Broadloom to choose from.
Hundreds of samples for special or
der service.
Bigelow Ilohawlt
Gulislan Alexander Snilh
Heavy Weigh! Collon Cape Cod
Many Colors to Choose From
27x48 Reg. 12.50 10.50
4x8 Ra. I4.M i 24.50
. 69.50
H 09.50
19.50
8x10 Reg. 129.50
9x12 Reg. 149.50
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ALL PRICED TO CLEAR
Salon's Floor Covering Ilctidqnaricrs
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