(City News ffiJurSeffs
FOE IN WIRING t
Firemen from the South Salem
station answered a call Thurs
day afternoon at the residence
of W. D. Fetters, 2130 Rainier
St A short in an electric range
lead-in caused minor damage to
-wiring.
Fresh, killed young turkeys, 39
cents a pound. Orwig'i Market,
3975 Silverton Rd. Phone 742
. - 1 - - j - :
Glen E. IToward, formerly of the
Livesley Building barber shop, is
now located at 482 Court St
RECEIVES TREATMENT
Alton Robertson, 1360 N. Lib
erty Stj was treated by the Sa
lem First Aid squad Thursday
afternoon. . His hand was -cut
when be slipped on a rock.
ATTENTION HUNTERS. Order
Double - wrapped "MASTER
BREAD from your grocer to
day. The Oregon State Nurses Asso
ciation will hold a rummage sale
Saturday; October 3rd over Green
baumsZ Doors open at 7:00 a.m.
and proceeds will go to establish
a loan fund for student nurses.
NAMED TO YMCA POST
; Robert Hamilton, Hi-Y leader
at Salem YMCA, was recently
elected to the Pacific Northwest
area Youth ' Work, , Committee
which meets twice a year in Seat
tle under chairmanship of Dr.
Harold Williams of Central
Washington College of Educa
tion. The committee's job is to
solve commmon problems in
youth work programs for all
YMCAs in the area.
Special Notice to celebrate, Hol
land's 27th year of service in
Salem: The following service
special will be in effect for 6
weeks: Cleaning circulating heat
ers includes chimney $5.00. Fur
nace: oil, wood, sawdust, and gas
$10, plus 50c for warm air and
cold air pipes. Place your order
now, Holland! Furnace Co., 320
Kearney. Phone 3-7803. j
Spinsters rummage sale. 220 N.
" Com'l next to Fitt's Market, Fri
day lc Sat, Oct 2 & 3. Open
REALTORS TO GET REPORT
A progress report on multiple
listing will be given' at the Fri
day noon meeting of Salem
Board of Realtors in the Senator
HoteL Fred Rawlins will be
moderator of discussions. ;
Peggy Turjey expert beauty op
erator, former employee of Meir
& Frank beauty salon now at the
Candalaraia Beaut-- Shop. Phone
3-515L f
Today's ; Choice Positions are' in
the Classified section. Look 'em
over carefully to find the one for
you! .
ATTENTION HUNTERS. Order
Double - wrapped "MASTER
BREAD from your grocer today-
:....
KOREAN LECTURE SLATED
Lt CoL John C CougilL In
fantry, of Eugene, and 1st Lt.
Wallace Woods, Infantry, of
Medford, of the Sixth Army Mo
bile Instruction and Demonstra
tion Team,' will appear at the
USAR Armory, 775 Airport Rd.,
Wednesday at B p.m. to instruct
oil "Small Unit Tactics in Korea."
All reservists
and other inter-
ested persons
i are invited.
Peggy Turley
expert beauty op-
erator and the
only one in town
that gives a paper curl which is
excellent for fine hair. ; Call
3-5151. I
.Friday nights we feature grilled
Salmon steaks on the $2.00 spe
cial at Shattuc's Chateau, j
TO GET 30-DAY LEAVE !
Airman third class Ted Peeren
boonj, 2640 Brooks St, is- expect
ed home soon on a 30-day j leave
from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.
Peerenboom was graduated; from
.Salem High School in 1951 and
worked at Consolidated Food Pro
cessors Inc., before enlisting.
The Flower Box has moved into
its beautiful new building at 1210
S. Commercial and is open for
business. Watch for our grand
opening1. !
PHILLIPS To Mr. and ! Mrs.
James R. Phillips, 748 Ewald
Ave., a daughter, Thursday, Oct
,1, Salem General. . ;
" VERHEIDEN To Mr. and
Mrs. Erick Verheiden, 3855 Scen
ic View Dr., a son, Thursday, Oct
1, Salem General,
PILCUER To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pilcher, Jefferson Route
1, a daughter, Thursday, Oct. 1,
Salem General, -s.- ; ;
SWARTOUT To Mr. and Mrs.
Leon D. Swartout, , 3335 Duncan
Ave... a daughter, Wednesday,
Sepi 30, Salem General.
DAVIDSON To Mr and Mrs.
Donald Davidson, St Paul, Ore.,
a daughter, Thursday, Oct ,1,
.Salem Memorial. iV
TERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Terry, Turner Route 1, a
daughter, Thursday, Oct 1, Sa-I
lem MemoriaL W ' '
TURNER To Mr. J and Mrs.'
Earl Turner, Dayton Route 1, a
daughter, Thursday, Oct 1, Sa
lem MemoriaL
WALLACE To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wallace, 915 Cade Ave.,
son, Thursday, Oct 1, Salem
MemoriaL
. ACOFF To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Acoff, 230 W. McGil
christ St, a daughter, Thursday,
Oct 1, Salem MemoriaL
V
Births
NAMED TO CAMP GROUP ;
Frank M. (Scotty) Washburn,
secretary of Salem YMCA, has
been elected first vice president
and program chairman of the
Oregon Section of American
Camping Association. The group
is composed of agency and pri
vate camp directors and staff
personnel from Oregon; and
Southern Washington. It meets
monthly in Salem, Portland and
Longview, Wash. :
Let Beth SeDwood shut ins maga
zine service take care of your
new, renewal, and Christmas gift
subscriptions. For information
Phone 2-4321 between p.m. and
9 p.m. or write Beth Sellwood
Shut In Magazine Service, Rt 2
Box 338 Salem, Oregon. ... ,
Rummage sale over Greenbaumi
Opti-Mrs-Club. Friday Oct 2 9
tO 4. 7.V. ; , A -
ATTENTION HUNTERS. Order
Double - wrapped "MASTER
BREAD" from your grocer to
day. , y S . f
ARRAIGNMENT SLATED
Newman Henry Fee, 31, of 221
N. 25th-St, is slated for arraign
ment today in Marion County
District Court on a charge of ob
taining money by false pre
tenses. Fee . was returned from
Portland this week on a charge
of passing a bed $10 check in
Salem last month. He is held in
heu of $1,000 baiL
Paint with glamorizing Treasure
Tones. See our outstanding Wall
paper collection Chuck Clark
Co., 255 N. Liberty.
Pot Roast of Beef with German
Potato Pancakes is the $2.00
Special at Shattucs Chateau
Thursdays. ,
Get to the point pronto! Solve
that' iproblem without delay
through Classified ads! Dial
2-2441 for an ad-writer.
CHAMBER TO OPEN SEASON
Salem Chamber of Commerce
will open its annual luncheon
meeting series Monday at the
Marion Hotel's new Gold Room.
The noon program will feature
a talk on Europe refugees by
Dr. Clifford E. Maser, dean of
business and technology at Ore
gon State College. He has worked
with refugees for the American
Friends Service Committee.
For a limited time only we have
90 federal G. I. 20 year loans
available. Get your listings in and
get cash for your property while
it's available. Also 20-year F.H-A.
Al Isaak k Co. Realtors. 3035
Portland Rd. Phone 4-3311.
ATTEfrfTION HUNTERS. Order
Double - wrapped "MASTER
BREAD" from your grocer to-
UBt
Relax, have dinner at Marshalls.
Open daily 6 p.m. 4-Corners.
ARENS ON TRIP
L. O. Arens, state industrial
accident commissioner, left
Thursday for Coronado, Calif., to
attend a meeting of the Inter
national Association of Industri
al Accident Boards. He expected
to confer there with some of
the visiting U. S. industrial lead
ers on behalf of the Salem In
dustrial Development Council of
which he is a member. .
The Macdonald .Trio Television
Club and radio artists 'featuring
Patti Holt is now suppering at
Shattuc's Chateau every night
but Tuesday. Make your plans for
a dining and dancing treat now.
For reservations call 2-7592.
Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small F. A.
Doerffler and Sons Nursery, 250
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Ph.
2-2549. '
ATTENTION HUNTERS. Order
Double - wrapped "MASTER
BREAD" from your: grocer to
day. ; '
Found coin purse in Post Office.
Phone 3-6193.
Cancer, Heart
-Diseases Get
More Attention
Diseases common among old
people, like cancer and heart dis
eases, get increasing attention in
public health programs because
people are living longer now, it
was noted in Salem Thursday by
Dr. R. H. Wilcox of the State
Board of Health staff.
Summarizing Oregon's public
health program since its start
as a department of state govern
ment 50 years ago. Dr. Wilcox
told Salem Lions Club at a Mar
ion Hotel luncheon that the aver
age life span is about 20 years
longer now than it was a half
century ago.
One big mark of health prog
ress over the 50 years, said tha
doctor, is better, tuberculosis con
trol. He said tuberculosis dropoed
from the list of the top 10 killing
diseases last year for the first
time. ! , .
SOMEBODY'S ENGAGED-
and i her beautiful diamond
ring is a "KEEPSAKE from
BROW ITS JEWELRY. For
this important lifetime choice,
a KEEPSAKE Diamond Ring
assures the finest quality and
greatest value. Only diamonds
of superior color, cut and clar
ity are selected by KEEP
SAKE ... and these are
guaranteed perfect in writing
by the famous Keepsake Cer
tificate. Look for. the words
"guaranteed registerd perfect
gem' on the tag and choose
with confidence at BROWN'S
JEWELRY, 184 N. Liberty..
Speakers for Teachers
i
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Among speakers Monday at the 25th anniversary convention of the
Oregon Association of Secondary
be Dr. Charles A. Howard (left),
superintendent of Salem schools.
group, and Howard, former state
speak on the history and influence of the organization. (States
man photo.) :
3 Salem Men
Named to WU
Parent Group
Three Salem men were among
those named Thursday as parent
committee chairmen for the third
annual Parent's Weekend at Wil
lamette Universiyt Oct 9-11.
They are J. H. McConville,
Ralph W. Emmons and John S.
Bone, who, with other appointees
will serve as liaison officers for
the three-day program.
Events for the Parent's Week
end include: Varsity Varieties,
all-campus talent show; campus
tours; box lunch; and the Willamette-Pacific
University foot
ball game Saturday night
Parent committee chairmen
totaling 22 persons, come from
Oregon, Washington and Califor
nia communities.
Norman Frees
Retires From.,
State Position
Norman Frees, employe of the
accounting division of the Secre
tary of States office for the past
13 years, retired Thursday under
the state s new retirement setup.
Frees came to Salem from La
Grande when Earl Snell was sec
retary of state. One of his duties
was that of -handling legislative
payrolls. He was honor guest at
a retirement party given by fel
low employes at the ranch home
of Miss Edith Libby Wednesday
night I
Frees said he would spend a
lot of time fishing "and hunting.
Hotel Appoints
New Assistant
I Miss Alma Schroeder, former
treasurer of the Oregon Farm
bureau Federation, Wednesday
was named assistant manager of
the Senator HoteL
A native of Oregon, she was
born at La Grande and was gradu
ated fromthe Eastern Oregon
College of Education. She was
with the Farm Bureau in Milton
and Pendleton prior to coming to
Salem in 1949.
, Miss Schroeder has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Schroeder, on their ranch
Jnear La Grande for the past two
montns. rnor to that time she
was visiting in Washington, D. C.
State Bonds
Get Paid Off
- State lYeasuref Sig Unander
paid off $3,697,333 in principal
and interest Thursday on state
bonds. :
This leaves the state debt at
$71,025,000 in highway bonds,
$50,500,000 in veterans bonus
bonds, $33,000,000 in veterans
loan bonds, $2,400,000 in refor
estation bonds, and $5,767,000 in
higher education bonds.
POISON OAK!
Why experiment? Other
remedies may possibly cure
you, but the additional suf
fering is not only unneces
sary, but also very pcdnJuL
For quick relief, by
HOOD'S
Poison Oak Lotion
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Daily, 7:30 AJrt.-S PJL '
Sundav. 9 AJtl. 4 PM.
135 N. Commercials .
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School Principals in Salem will
and Harry B. Johnson, assistant
Johnson, first president of the
superintendent of schools, will
Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
State vs. Raymond Wallace
Satterlee: Continued for trial
date on charge of manslaughter.
Jack W. Anderson, vs. Agnes
Alice Anderson: Suit for divorce
alleges cruel? and inhuman treat
ment asks for settlement of
property rights and restoration of
defendant's - former name Of
Agnes Alice Wallace. Married
Oct 14, 1952, at Dallas.
. Gervais Union High School Dis
trict 1 vs. Veterans Cooperative
Association: -Defendant files no
tice of appeal from former judg
ment which had .awarded per
sonal property to plaintiff.
Gordon A. McCoy vs. Vera
Christine McCoy: Suit for divorce
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment Married Nov. 27, 1948, at
New Brunswick, N. J.
-' Marian L. Karr vs. Wilfred E.
Karr: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment
Married Nov. 28, 1946, at Phoe
nix, Ariz..
Dorothy Belle Fee. vs. Newman
Henry Fee: Suit for divorce
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment, asks for custody of three
minors plus $150 per month sup
port' andjersonal property. Mar
ried Feb. 9. 1946. at Salem.
Lovena R. Denbo vs. John Rob
ert Denbo: Defendant files an
swer and in cross-complaint for
divorce alleges cruel and in
human' treatment asks that de
fendant be awarded custody of a
minor.
Marie Ann Sherman vs. John
Wallace Sherman: Decree of di
vorce to plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT
Madalene M. Hanson guardian
ship estate: Order confirms sale
of real property.
Roy Ford South guardianship
estate: Order authorizes sale and
auction of certain personal prop
erty identified as belonging to
other persons.
Adolph A. Gueffroy estate:
Estate appraised at $54,907.
Mark Kirk estate: Estate ap
praised at $34,816.
Grace S. Cook estate: Final
account hearing set for Oct 31...
Lyda O. Bowen estate: Final
account hearing set for Oct 3L
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATION'S
Jerrold T. Hunter, 22. sawmill
employe, and Marlene Tickle. 20,
payroll clerk, both of Mill City.
DISTRICT COURT
Alfred. E. Meithof, 434 S. Cot
tage St., and John Emery David,
810 Bellevue St, each fined $25
following pleas' of guilty to
charges .of hunting pheasants in
a closed season, and each fined
$10 following . pleas of guilty to
charges of hunting with an auto.
Newman Henry Fee, 221 N.
25th St., charged with obtaining
money by false pretenses, con
tinued to Oct. 2 for arraignment;
held in lieu of $1,000 bail.'
New Hearing
MAICd (Med- T
ioal Arountir Tn. I
rtrument Co.
i
tures you of th i f
finest hear- 5; -v
Ins helD known ? V
today. Perma-;
nent office with
today. Perma- :' I
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nent office with
fuU facilities to;
erve you in Sa-f
lem and sur- '
roundinr torn.!",''
munities. Hear- $
tag instruments -properly
fitted "
and adjusted for Fioyi Bennett
all hearing losses. Free trial per
mitted : on basis of examination
and prior experience with hear
ing aids. Scientific hearing tests
given In the home or office with
out cost or obligation.
MAICO HEARING SERVICE
SENATOR HOTEL BLDC ,
(Permanent office oa
mezzanine floor.)
Floyd Bennett Mgr.
Office hrs. tM-liM daily
EXCEPT Thurs. and Fri.
CaU Salem. 20702.
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Hours
Shetr Fcrnl-
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Open
Monday and Friday nittt
ontO 9:00 PL Shaw Fural
tart gives and rtdttmi UolV
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MEN and Shaw Furniturs Volum Sals means w'n after nw customer! andtht largest October rolum potiibls.
So, down go prices and we hops youll shop either SHAW or MKN (or both) during this "mousy saving Tnf
Space limits our naming all our specials but hrs an hut a iw xamplss. Practically Tsry item in both storss
reduced. Some items over 50. '"
lfTT5TT fFil 7Tt?
I'imimUUJJvWOl
Other sets at drastically
umi$ MBit
Daveno and Chair
Daveno and Chair
Davenport and
Davenport and
Simmons Hide -
TABLE LAHPS
Table Lamps
-
FLOOR LAIIPS
M3IEJ6 SiOEI
1 "H T!fTJTn) fHTT5i"C (Pat of a formor dos-ouL) (Y mm. th last timo thoso plats glass mirrors wars odTtr
u'uuuEuiliyiuUL 01 prices ws sold all our mirror inventory ... These mirrors are heavy plate
glass, 2-wgy tenitlan, masonitt hacks . . . and erucrranteed. .
24x36 Reg. $23.60
20x68 Ra. $30.80
18x36 Rkt. 519.50
36x60
Rog. $65.00
Please Note . . . Other sizes
BE1 1500&2 SffllUS
flflPDTI Double dresser vi
U MJCinll Rsg. $259.95
-if1IJintT Double dresser with mirror ... 2 nite stands .1. . Book case headboard
IIUElXlll (Blonde or walnut) A real value at only . -
H ni?llTT Twin bed
UU&lll! Imagine,
Beg. $69.50 Dreamer Ilailress or
Beg. $59.50 Economy Special
The above Dreamer Mattress and Box Spring is guaran All Coil Springs 4)AO
teed for 10 years. ' Jtecfuced L mm 3 O
CRIB Reg. $24.00 SPEC $2 1.50 CRIB Reg. $22.50
High Chairs. 15 reduction (melal or wood) (CRIB Rg $39 50
CRIB XIATTRESS Wet Proof . . . Spring Riled Reg. $1 1.50 '
NURSERY SEATS With Chamber Reg. $5.95 '
All occasional tables
and many - S S
We tare ,
toLZ. An
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BED TAv
T-t i- M flMt lamp
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that
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1425 Edgewator
pc black lsgs ... nsw styls
599.95 - Our Special Price
(See this set youll love 10
reduced price.
No. 218802 BUtwell Reg. $229.95 -
(Good selectioB of covers sad colors.)
No. 217172 BUtwaU Rog. $196.S0 -
Chair No. '234-12 BUtwell Reg. $279.50
Chair i No. 2863 122 Reg. S268.00
A - Bed r 57?9 ?0 1
(Remember, all living; room furniture reduced for this event)
R3t$9.95 Each
(You pay only 1.00
. . . DECORATOR LAMPS
Re9. $14.95 :
20 reduction on
SPEC 18.88
SPEC. $16.55
SPEC '15.52
$52.00
-SPEC.
of mirrors may be obtained at
with mirror ... 2 nite stands. 46 Hollywood head board
set . Double dresser with mirror . . nite stand ... twin beds
only
are reduced 25 for
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at Shaw Jnux- . Be
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examp - -: ..Us ior
xampi ior
which regui tt-S
SPfcw-- a price fc
which reguiwi rr
f mi see
At MEN
West Salem
Statesman, Sdaia, Or Friday. Oct Z 1 353 (Sec 1) 5 I
... factory suggsstsd pries,
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for extra lamp.)
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;R9. $24.95
Reg. $19.95
f
Btg. $16.95
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all! wood dining furniturs ...
30x60 $51.70
30x40 Rog. $33.00
24x48 Reg. S31.&0
26x34
$25.00
these same special reductions
Box Spring
Ibis volnne sale . . .
HKI1
Holding
Annual
Furniture
Many, many items in used furniture far
below actual cost Bedding, oil heaters
bed room" sets, darenos. darennarts.
1 chairs, rockers, chrome sets, dining
I sets coil springs, mattresses etc
gnd SHAW See the Famous Siegler OQ Heaters
ft
1161 Union
Hours:
MOT Furaitur
... Opn, EV.
ERY nit until 9:00 P.M. (
cwpt Saturday) MZN Furni
ture gives S&H G r en
Stamps, '
189.95
$169.95
$245.C0
$234.00
$184.95
for only.
2 io, $29.50
Cm for , $23.95
19.95
for
$9.95
.SPECIAL
. - -SPEC
- - - SPEC. $26.40
.:..SPEC 25M
$19.98
SPEC
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$229.95
1 19.95
$12995
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ONLY ?44.00
$34-95
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As
10.95
SPEC $19.95
sPEa$34.98
ONlY $8.88
spec 4.50
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