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CLUB BILLS MOVIE
- Salem Exchange Club has sched
uled a movie on the Rogue River
for its 8 fter-luncheon entertain
ment Wednesday at the Senator
HoteL A nominating committee
will report-
Fresh killed turkey i, 39c a lb.
Orwigs Market 3975 Silverton Rd
Ph. 4-5742.
For extra Christmas" cash phone
2-2441 (Statesman Want-AdsJ and
r1ar a low r-os Ad on those items
you no longer use Check your
attic at basement Now.
The Boys Shop at 265 No. High St
is Christmas headquarters for the
boys.
Landscaping and designing. No Job
too large or too small a uoer
Cer and Sons Nursery. 250 Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
rwu.
Christmas Program movies now
available Call Capital Movies
2-1807.
WANTED: Wanted young man
under 25 yrs. of age, personable
and neat appearing to work in
Advertising , Department. Must
have driver's license. Apply to
Mr. Gilstrap, Oregon Statesman
Office between 10 aan. and 12
noon, Monday.
Stag party Dec. 8th. 7:30 p.m.
Food, fun. free. All Legionnaires
and veterans invited. Admittance
by 1953 Legion card (may be ob
tained at door), Post 9. 2650 South
Commercial.
All tulips, daffodils and hyacinths
reduced 60 at Brydon's. 415 S.
High.
Births
WICIIMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Wichman, 1690 N. 17th
St., a daughter, Sunday, Dec. 7, at
Salem General Hospital.
MAYES To Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Mayes, 1935 S. 12 St. a
daughter, Sunday, Dec 7 at Salem
General Hospital.
SYARVERUD To Mr. and Mrs.
Leland W. Svarverud, 1607 S.
Cottage St., a son, Sunday, Dec. 7,
at Salem General Hospital.
WELCH To Mr. and Mrs.
Lucky Welch, 2164 Hazel Ave., a
son, Sunday, Dec. 7, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
HENDRICKSOV To Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hendrickson, 1185 N.
Church St., a daughter, Sunday,
Dec. 7, at Salem Memorial Hos
pital. BARTSCH To Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Bartsch; 1840 E. Nob Hill,
a son, Sunday, Dec. 7, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
MCALLISTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Howard McAllister, Valsetz, a
son, Sunday, Dec 7, at Salem
General Hospital.
SALEM MAX ON OILER
Serving with the U-S. Navy in
the Korea area is Fireman Mar
shall B. Gregson, son of Mrs. Wil
liam B. Smith, 597 S. 16th St He
is aboard an oiler, the Derrick,
the Navy reports.
Call Ma this Bros. 3-4642. Free esti
mates on your Roofing problems,
HUDSON CLUB SPEAKER
Maurice Hudson, Oregon corpor
ations commissioner, will address
Hollywood Lions Club at a lunch
eon meeting - Wednesday at the
Lion's Den.
FILM FOR ROTARIANS
Salem Rotary Club will see a
film on Oregon natural resources
Wednesday noon at the Senator
HoteL
CLUB MEETS TUESDAY
The Salem: Camera Club wili
meet Tuesday at 8 psn. in the
Methodist Church with program
under the direction of Evelyn Jor
dan. 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 3392L
AIRMAN ARRIVES HOME
A 3c Doyle Porter Jr., son of
Doyle Porter; Sr., Salem, arrived
in Salem recently to spend the
Christmas Holidays with his fa
ther. Porter, a member of the 1951
football squad at Salem High
School, entered the service in Jan
uary, 1952.
TOASTMASTERS TO MEET
The Salem Toastmasters will
meet in The Spa restaurant at 6
p.m. Tuesday. Toastmaster for the
evening will be John Martin.
Speakers are Pat FarreL Robert
Powell, Dr. Ralph Gordon, Roy
Roberts and James Calvert.
WOMAN'S COAT STOLEN
Mrs. Larry Fresh, 326 W. Clay
St., reported to city police Sunday
the theft of her $39 topcoat some
time Saturday night from a local
hotel coat rack.
AUTO SAID LOOTED
Mrs. S. K. Woerth, 1695 Yew St.,
reported to city police Sunday that
her auto was looted sometime Sat
urday night and one hubcap as
well as part of a tank of gasoline
was taken. She valued the loss
at $5.
FREE SIVIES FOR VETS
PARIS (JF) Communist depu
ties are introducing a bill into the
National Assembly which would
give each discharged French sol
dier, a Sunday suit and two sets
of working clothes, an da pair of
"best'' shoes and some working
boots. French conscripts are paid
about 5 American cents a day
during their term of service. The
Communists point out this does
not permit them to save to buy
clothes on their return to civilian
life.
JohnS. Lovfe f '
Rites Tuesday
At Newberg
Services for John S. Love, who
died Sunday following an illness
of the past two years, will be
held Tuesday at 10:30 ajn. in the
Hollingswood-Gwin Chapel in
Newberg.
The Rev. ':" Frank. Cunningham
will officiate and interment, will
be at Friends Cemetery in New
berg, under direction of the
Cl&ugh-Barrick Company.
Love, a resident of 1595 N. 17th
St. for the past two years, was
born in Highgate, Mo., April 17,
1860, the son of Izaac and Mary
Love. He moved to Montana at
the age of 21 years and farmed
there until moving to Hills boro in
1921. He married Mary E. Kin
keade, Feb. 20, 1890, in Spring
field, Mo., and she preceded him
in death in 1942. He was a mem
ber of the Christian Church at
Newberg.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Inez E. Jones, Salem; a sis
ter, Mrs. Mollie Satterfield and a
brother-in-law, Charles Kinkeade,
both of St. James, Mo., and a
granddaughter of Salem.
Proposed Bridge
Over Columbia to
Cost $11 Million
The proposed new bridge to
span the Columbia River between
Portland and Vancouver, along
side the present Interstate Bridge,
will cost about 11 million dollars
and will take from four to five
years to plan, finance and build,
according to the Washington and
Oregon State Highway Commis
sions which will plan the span.
Both commissions are author
ized to finance the bridge and
maintain it by the issuance and
sale of revenue bonds to be re
tired by bridge tolls until the debt
could be paid. At such a time the
bridge would become toll free.
At a recent meeting of the com
missions it was proposed that the
Oregon Commission prepare the
plans and specifications and su
pervise the consrtuction with the
approval of the Washington group
which would handle the bond
sales.
A joint resolution adopted by
the two commissions will be pre-
Indication of H
Barberry Advised
For Grain Raisers
Barberry eradication is an old
and proved method of reducing
losses caused by stem rust of
wheat oats, barley, and rye, ac
cording to extension service cir
cular 549 recently released by
Oregon State College.
Rust-infected barberry bushes
are the important source of stem
rust in the northwestern states.
The circular explains that from
these bushes, the disease spreads
to nearby grains and grasses dur
ing May and June.
The folder reviews how stem
rust develops, how to identify the
rust-spreading barberry, where it
is found, and how weather affects
stem, rust
The circular emphasizes that
barberry eradication is a cooper
ative plant disease control project
It is important to report locations
of barberry bushes to the county
extension agent
Final Rites for
Frank Marshall
Wednesday
Services for Frank P. Marshall,
who died Saturday at a local hos
pital following a short illness, will
be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m,
in the Clough-Barrick Chapel.
Interment will be at Belcrest
Memorial Park.
Marshall, resident of 3815 State
St. and owner of Marshall's Inn
at that address, is remembered
for his local sports enthusiasm as
well as his interest in the labor
movement in Salem. As well as
serving in such offices as presi
dent of the Tavern Owners Asso
ciation and trustee for the Amer
ican Legion, Marshall was also a
former city council member.
He had been located in his pres
ent business site since 1949. Sur
vivors Include the widow, Mrs.
Hazel Marshall, Salem.
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sented to the legislatures of both
states in January. This would pro
vide for the imposition of tolls on
both the existing and the proposed
bridge.
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The man who retires in comlori has followed
a plan. The life insurance
plan is the surest way.
JIM BURBRIDGE
GENERAL AGENT
WESTERN LIFE INS. CO.
410 S. 14th, Salem, Oregon, Ph. 2-6893
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The Statesman: f&demV Ore'.: MondayV December 8 J 952 5
Prices Good thru Wednesday
Regular 29 Volland
Mis$ms Cordis
10 to 12 Count Pkg. en nfx
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XL . Ht"' 1 1
W it o 1 1 mit nttXmam0
pack contains 10 or
irdi all alike. Over
designs. Gay verses
designs, reflect
the spirit of
Christmas. Qualify
cards at a budget
price.
Toiletry
Save Over Half on Christmas Wrappings
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Regular 10
Decorated Christmas
Gift Wrap
While
Your Zi n
Choice (O) B
Gift Tissue
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Choice of gayly-decorated gift wrap or white tissue
give your gifts that personal, Christmasy look.
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6 for 29
47c Halo Slianpoo
85c CJoJIZGEiiia SEdil ClTGSiKn
ilectric Meat Pad
2 for
39S
1 Is
larbara Sould lipstick
89c Absorbine Jr.
8
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Vitamin k"
59c Poans Pills
$059 Certi
O fied
- Easy to
read dial
50,000 units
100 capsules
05)90
GLTI 88
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Reg. 59c
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Bubble
Bath
3 $100
for I
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Holiday Wrap
18c Old Gold
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Cigarettes
$1 59 Ctn-
I 200
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Many other popular
brands at this
Thrifty Price
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Toiletry
Mail Now for Christmas
Oregon's Own
Fifth Avenue
Apple Nut
Parfaif
s unique rart-TasTing candy that
captures the crisp, tart flavor of mm 1 1 II
Oreqon apples blended with it- ZZ'OL T II eaafW
lect Oregon Walnuts. B AV
Ready wrapped for mailing oOX
Old Fashioned
1 lbs. kU
1 lbs. 71c
2 lbs. 48
Chocolate Drops . 33
vui iiurvia,
Faiicy Satin
Hard Candies i 39
Plata Satin Finish
Hard Candies ti.. 33'
Peppermint
5' Candy Canes 12,w55,04r$l M
100 Filled Candies .... 29' l?
AH filled with Jomi, mormolodes or fruits.
Special Prices to Churches
, Lodges & Other Groups
Candy
Imported jLf Vl
Lamps !
j Toiletry
Reg. $1.19
Christmas
tree
1.89 Value 7-Piece
P'nf'flOnly
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tairwrant and refreshment.
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Extra Tom end Jerry Mugs
Availably for ' O ltA
larger service. f ....... r
Lower Level
25c itidobh IPaint look II
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abv Poll
Jr. iulSss Cosmetic Sol
$1.25
Value
$9.95
Value
2S
Hilarious wind
up toy
Washable, wave
able, saran wig
$1.25
Value
$3.25
Value
Clillds Trap Drum Set
SiluIelpii; Ash fray Set
Crystal Floral Acjuarium
2
$1.98
Value)
Reg. $4.95 Electric
Pop Corn
Popper
No Stirring $0 93
No Shaking O
Lower Level
Toys and Games lower Level
ASK ABOUT VRED MEYER
GIFT CERTIFICATES
148 N. liberty j
Wo Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
Reg..$ 19.95
Silex
Steam Iron
Irons with fC3
Steam or IH
Ironi dry
Lower Level
27c My-Te-Flne
Pincapplo
Juico
19 3 ,0, 55
46 ox. tin Limit three '
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