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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1952)
I . Cfitfy Mews IBriefs MATTRESS CATCHES FIRE A mattress located in a spare room at the residence of Floyd McReynolds, 140 N- 23 St. caught fire Wednesday causing consider able smoke in the house. Firemen said the fire was caused by coals falling on a chimney stop and forcing it open letting sparks hit the mattress. No other damage was reported. Special date prunes. Valley Farm Store. Phine 4-4624. For extra Christmas cash phone 2-2441 Statesman Want-Ads and place a low cos Ad oh those items ydu no longer use Check your attic & basement Now. HATFIELD IN FIRM James Hatfield, formerly em ployed as a property appraiser with the State Department of Vet erans Affairs, is bow in charge of the mortgage loan department of the Rex Sanford Finance Co. The firm recently opened new offices at 337 N. High St. The Boys Shop at 265 No. High St. Is Christmas headquarters for the , boys. Any woman would love a "chincy" gift like one of these adorable, unusual aprons. 1760 Kansas. Phone 2-7745. Bazaar, aprons, Brush College Grange at Portland Gas and Coke Company. Friday, Dec. 5. "Extra," "Extra."- Rummage sale Thurs. and Friday, Dec. 4th and 5th. Jason Lee Methodist Church. Corner of Winter and Jefferson- STAAB HOME Charles Staab, electronics tech nician 3c, is home on 30-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Staab, 1525 B. St. Staab arrived home friday and will report for duty at San Diego, Calif. Landscaping and designing. No Job too large or too small F A Doer tier and Sons Nursery, 250 Lan caster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone 2-2549. Call Ma this Bros 3-4642 Free esti mates on your Roofing -problems. Christmas Program movies now available Call Capital Movies 2-1807. Are you burdened with dry scalp and dandruff? Our new method of high pressure air applied to scalp will remove dandruff quickly and completely. For men and women. Erich of New York, 251 N. Liberty. . Dial 33921. Photographic Christmas cards made from your own snapshots. McEwan Photo Shop in Holly wood. All tulips, daffodils and hyacinths reduced 50 at Brydon's. 415 S. High. Notice for Customers of currency exchange Insured Bill paying Ser vice. The first of its kind in Ore gon Moved from 362 State. Kit chen Centre, to 260 N. Liberty, Tinkham Gilbert Appliance. Mgr. and Owner, Sarah Painter. Any woman would love a "chintzy" gift like one of these adorable, unusual aprons, 1760 Kansas. Phone 2-7745. SPEAKERS TO GATHER Capitol Toastmasters Club will meet at 6:15 tonight at the Gold Arrow Restaurant. Speakers will be Elmer T. Boyer, Vincent De lapoer, Carroll Meeks and Sam SamueL Again we are pleased to be able to open our home to our many friends and customers for the an nual holiday showing of Christmas merchandise and decorations be ginning December 6. Eola Acres Florists, 4785 Dallas Rd. MEETING POSTPONED Members of Salem Movie Club will meet ;at 7:30 pjn Dec. 11, In the basement of First Methodist Church, instead of tonight as planned. There will be a nomina tion of officers for election at the January meeting. Keizer Grange rummage and ba zaar. Dec. 5 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 220 N. Commercial. Aluminum wheel chairs, folding, small, also hospital beds for rent and sale. 3-7775. 745 Court Street, Max Buren. COMMISSIONER TO CONVENE The Oregon Liquor Control Commission will hold its regular meeting in the commission in the State Highway Building at 10 a.m. Friday. Rotana Club Rummage sale, FrL & Sat., Dec. 5 & 6, over Green baums. St. Pauls Episcopal all church Baz aar, Fri., Dec. 5, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 540 Chemeketa. Air-Steamship tickets anywhere. Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St. GRI LKE SPEECH SLATED Donald Grulke, executive direc tor of the Master Speaking and Sales Institution, will speak to Sa lem Lions Club today noon at the Marion Hotel. His topic will be showmanship in business. Farm Bureau to Send Delegate To Seattle Meet Plans were made this week by the Marion County Farm Bureau board to send, a delegate to the American Farm Bureau conven tion next week 'In Seattle. President Lloyd Mason presid ed over the board business meet ing. Reports were made on' the recenf membership drive and plans laid for continuance of he work in several new centers. Members planned a county-wide dinner in February- Eddie Ahrens of Turner, county delegate to the recent state convention at Baker reported on the meeting. Loyalty to Wife, Town Put to Test BELLEVILLE. Out. UFl Clay ton Price, clerk of Pungannon Township, is on the spot. As the township's duly consti tuted official. Price may be called upon to cast the deciding vote for a second member of the school board. One of the two contestants tied for the position i his wife. He's hoping a recount" may save him. Portland Firm Loses Suit in Supreme Court Two suits were lost in the State Supreme Court- Wednesday by the Slate Construction Company, a Portland Highway construction firm. In one case, Pacific General Contractors collected $38,844 from the Slate Company, due on a high way sub-contract. In the other case, a' chattel mort gage was foreclosed against the company by T. T. Glasser and others. Due at the time of the foreclosure was $20,000 out of $67,000 borrowed by the Slate Company. Justice Hall S. Lusk wrote both opinions, wnicn upheld circuit Judge Victor Olliver of Linn County. Dismissed in Supreme Court was a suit to reform a written contract for sale of 40 acres of timber in Tillamook County and to correct an error by designating the "north 40," instead of the "south 40." The case reversed the lower court. Floyd and Wesley Powell were respondents and Robert and Fran ces Sheets, appellants. Births Woman Hurt as Car, Truck Hit A truck-car accident Wednesday afternoon at Hood and Liberty Streets resulted in possible frac tured ribs for Grace L. Wright, 61, of Salem Route 4. Mrs. Wright was injured in the collision of her auto and a Willam ette Valley Transfer Company truck driven by Ancel Wright, Portland (no relation). Her car was badly dented in the crash and the truck received a broken gas tank when the trailer jack-knifed against the cab. Salem first aidmen treated the woman and put her in the custody of her daughter who took her to a doctor for further treatment. Peck Brothers Low Bidders on State Tires Low bidder Wednesday for the $250,000 worth of tires the state win buy during 1953 was Peck Brothers of Portland. . The firm, which has the busi ness now, was one of 13 bidders. HOLLOW AY To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holloway, 1980 N. 5th St., a son, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem General Hospital. REEVES To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Reeves, 1081 Parkway Dr., a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem General Hospital. DOUGHERTY To Mr. and Mrs Donald Dougherty, 220 W. McGil- christ St.. a daughter. Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem General Hospital. WERNER To Mr. and Mrs Otto Werner. 4545 Niles Ave., a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Cieneral Hospital. .BELLO To Mr. and Mrs.. Al fred J. Bello, 1552 N. Liberty St., a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem General Hospital. DEJARDIN To Mr. and Mrs. Patrick DeJardin, Woodburn, a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Memorial Hospital. RRAMGAR-rTo Mr. and Mrs Harlev Branigar. 635 University St., a son, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Memorial Hospital. rASTTXLO To Mr. and Mrs Manuel Castillo. Salem Route 8, Box 452, a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Memorial Hospi tal. BLELEMEIER To Mr. and Mrs Rav Bielemeier. Mt. AneeL a son. Wedneseday, Dec. 8, at Salem Memorial Hospital. ROOTK-To Mr. and Mrs. Er nst Ronck. 3410 Liberty Rd.. a son, Wednesday, Dec. $, at Salem Memorial Hospital. HOLT To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holt, Dayton, a son, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Memorial iiospi tal. ERNEST To Mr. and Mrs. El mer L. Ernest, St. Paul, a son, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Salem Mem orial Hospital. o ccasional Pieces With That Warm, Friendly Look Rich In Traditional Charm - of Yesterday -Livable and Lovable Today Provincial and Early American Tables By HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD O ETHAN ALLEN 0 SPRAGUE AND CARLETON O REVERE COLONIAL O BUCKS COUNTY O CALIFA CREATIONS MAPLE-BIRCH - KNOTTY PINE TABLES OF ALL KINDS End Tables Buck Board Tables Cocktail; Tables Sugar Bucket Tables Butterfly Tables Drop Leaf Coffee Tables Cobblers Bench Tables Step End Tables Dough Boy Tables Crater Trough Tables Lamp Tables Magazine Racks .Painstakingly designed, gracefully proportioned Qpy COLONIAL FURNITURE Skillful Craftsmanship Rigid Construction Open Evenings Til 9 - Wo CIvo SAH Green Stamps School District t to Asks County HelpWithRoad The Salem Public School Dis trict asked Marion County Court Wednesday for assistance in con structing a road from the S 12th Street cutoff west to a connection with Madrona Ave. and then on to meet, the Pacific Highway.' Connell C. Ward, clerk-manager for the school district, said this would provide easy access to the new proposed Morningslde School to be built on the S 12th St. site. The district hopes to have the school - completed by next fall. The school district agreed to deed a 60-foot strip along the northern boundary of the school site. It was pointed out that in order to complete the right-of- way for the new road it will be necessary to secure a strip of land between Peck Ave. and the west em boundary of the school prop erty. The court took the matter under advisement. Double check the address before you mail that Christmas Gift pack age. Be sure it is right. Seed Crops Pay S3 Million Yearly To Valley Farmers Marion County farmers take in better than three million dollars a year from a long list of seed crops, Hollis Ottaway, county extension agent, said Wednesday as he re ported that large number of Mar ion County seed growers plan to attend the Oregon Seed Growers League meeting at Portland, Dec1. 8-10 at Multnomah Hotel. ' Marion County, rates third In the state among seed growing coun ties, Ottaway added, and more farmers from Marion County at tend Jhe league meeting than from any one other county in the state. Included in the money-producing seeds are three different fes cues, highland bentgrass, two rye grasses, Austrian winter peas, hairy vetch, two kinds of tre-foil, and a long list of lesser grasses and legumes. In some sections of 8 Ciu. Ymi Portrait FOR CHRISTMAS McEWAN'S 145 N. High Street 1 Tho Statesman. Salem. Oro Thursday Docombor 4. 19523 ' i . M&rinn f!oiintv almost ever farm er grows seed of some kind. Prac tically every shipping point In tho county has one or more large mod ern seed cleaning plant, r Otta war adds that all seed growers are welcome At tho meet ing whether members ol the seed league or not ' The Portland with RALPH DOBB, Pidno Soloist Tonito . . ,0:15 .P. AA. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TICXITS AVAILABLE AT THI DOOR - 7i00 P. M- , ADMISSION FOR tINOLI CONCIXT 1.00 2.00 9.00 (BITTE proudly.. Z- i a , NAT1 r AGS from The M -1' tuSfJk" 4.'' . I . f i ait's Shop! 1 1 Mi; 4 pff i s? xVs. 1 i .? &v?-i '-,! & 3& id' V 4 flMl V I ill i JmI llft ' How better'can you tell a man how much you thfnk of him than with a gift from Tho Man's Shopl This Christmas be doubly lure and proud of your gift this wayi Euy nationally known quality brands from Salem's best known quality storo. i . Sport Coats and Slacks Bach season sport clothes grow more impor tant In tho men's clothing picture. At Tho Man's Shop you'll find Salem's most outstand ing selection of sport coats and slacks. Your choice In handsomo domestic tweeds and fino imports. Sport Coats $29.50 to $50.00 Slacks $16.50 to $25.00 English Daks-$25.00 most styles Sport Shirts For you who want to givo tho finest possibfo shirt In fabric and tailoring wo suggest "Alfred of Now York" gabardines shown in a full color rango. Beautiful singlo needlo construction givo these shirts an unmistakable customized appearance. Washable of course. $10.00 Other Sport Shirts $3.95 to $15.95 DANIEL HAYES (BIldD V f The most outstanding selection of fine gloves in years are here all under the famous Daniel Hays label. Deerskins In the Merry Hull finger -free con struction make a grand gift. All popular leathers available. ( i tH'TTi ; 3.95 to 7.95 INTERWOVEN Youll buy him some socks o get the best Interwoven chos en from a wide variety In Ny lon, Dacron, Dynel, rayon, lisles and wools.- Plain ribs, patterns, handsome ar gyles they're all Interwoven. 1 65c to $2.95 pair r OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK TTDn Ma qd9s. DnD)p . THS STORI OF STYLI, QUALITY AND VALUE" 41 6 STATE STREET MOXLEY AND HUNTINGTON SAUM . i