ft
I'1 Locals 'il
Salem chapter 162, Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold a
regular meeting Saturday eve
ning at 8 o'clock for initiation
and a ipecial Mothers' day
program.
Just received another ship
ment of smart summer dresses,
crepes, mesh, sheers. Regular
and half sizes. Gilmore's, 439
Court, upstairs over Breit
haupt's. 111
Modern dance, Crystal Gar
dens Friday night. Music by
Bobby Evans' 13 piece band.
Ill
Road oiling for dusty roads.
Also stove and diesel oils for all
types of business. Larmer
Transfer. Phone 3131. 114
Mother's Day Box Candy at
the South Salem Pharmacy.
112
Clem McCarthy and Bill Stern
will broadcast an exclusive NBC
on-the-spot account of the 57th
running of "The Preakness" at
Pimlico track on Saturday, May
JlO. KGW-Portland will carry
phe broadcast from 1 to 1:30
p.m. on above date.
Visit Salem Public Market.
Open every Saturday from 8:30
till 12:00 A.M. Fresh eggs:
chickens, and flowers from the
country. Corner Union and
High. ' 111
Get out of the dust for sum
mer, oil it. Call Tweedie, 9696
or 5769. 119
Guaranteed clock and watch
repairing. The Jewel Box, 443
State.
Air-Steamship tickets, Ku'gel,
735 North Capitol. Phone 7694.
Ill
New papas look! Cigars by
box, popular brands. Ruth's,
lobby Pioneer Trust building.
112
Salem soldier recently receiv
ing a promotion to a technician
fifth grade was James N. Smith
of 1464 Gregson street, who is
assigned to duty at Brooke army
medical center at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
Remember her May 11. Curt
& Dean, Florist. Located ir
Erickson's Market. Free deliv
ery. Phone 25014. 112
Three-drawer bedside chest
Regular price, $9.45. Special at
$6.90. Woodrow's, 450 Center.
Ill
Good supply of 600x16-650x16
700x16 recaps. Also good iised
4jires. Reasonable prices. Gil
Ward, 395 North High. 112'
See complete line Color Per.
feet wall paper at Sears.
Special discount on all radios.
Broadway Appliance company
419 Ferry. 112
General invitation to inspect
the Cooley gardens in Silverton
this week-end has been Issued
by the owners. There are more
than 175 varieties of iris at
present with new introductions,
Rose Splendor, San Anlone and
General Pattori, rated high for
Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge of Silver
ton, nationally known iris hub-
ridizer. Alice Dustan, garden
editor of "House Beautiful," was
a visitor at he Cooley gardens
during the week.
We Install Auto Glass. Wood
row's, 450 Center street "
Three-drawer 23-inch chest
,$8.95. Woodrow's, 450 Center
111
Apartment house electric
ranges for immediate delivery
Broadway Appliance company
419 Ferry. 112'
Five-drawer 30-inch chest
$12.95. Woodrow's, 450 Center.
Ill
Fifty percent off on all fin
ished furniture. Woodrow's, 450
Center. Ill
2 Lloyd Stearns, Portland log
"ger, was hospitalized here Thurs
day for injuries received when
a loe rolled on his rieht lee
while he was working for the
Western Logging company at
Valsetz. His injuries are not
serious.
Bed, springs, mattress, dress
er, rugs, davenport, chairs. 2245
North Liberty. Ill
For Rent Floor Sanders
Woodrow's, 450 Center St
Iris are blooming at 1330 Fair
mount. The public is invited.
112'
Asparagus now ready for can
ning and freezing. Fiala Ranch,
three miles north of Salem in
Polk county. Phone 23072
Bring container.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cameron,
1050 Elm street, West Salem
have as their guests her sister-
in-law, Mrs. E. P. Brinton and
two children of Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. Brinton and children will
leave for Borneo In July where
her husband is superintendent
of an oil well drilling opera
tion. Johns-Manvllle slate surfaced
shingles applied by expert roof
ers. Nothing down 3 years to
pay. Free Estimates. Ph. 4642
Mathis Brothers Roofing com-
ny. 164 South. Commercial.
Marriage licenses have been
issued at Vancouver, Wash., to
James S. Hayes, 200 S. 22nd
street and Thelma C. Stetter,
1080 Madison street, both of
Salem; Donald C. Farrow and
Louise L. Wolf, both of Idanha;
Robert I. Colvin, Aurora and
Delia S. Skinner. Tacoma, and
to Stanley P. Wilbur and Cor
delia H. Nelson, both of Aurora.
DeLuxe Cab Phone 8050. 114
Large assortment box candy
for Mothers Day. Wrapped for
mailing at Ruth's, lobby Pioneer
Trust building. 112
Interior painting. Small jobs
accepted. Phone 25745. 112
Washing machines for imme-
uiate delivery. Broadway Appli
ance company, 419 Ferry. 112
Olson Washer Repair.
25100.
125
Dr. Wiles, Dentist, 701 First
National Bank Phone 4924 for
immediate appointment
Claude Hastings, of Redmond,
who with his brother, Tom Hast
ings, operated a barber shop at
Detroit, has purchased a used
car lot here.
River silt and fill dirt. Com
mercial band and Gravel. Phone
21966
Stove oil. Cadwell Oil com
pany. Phone 9788. 2490 State.
Insureo savings earn more
than twi percent at Salem Fed
eral Savings Association. 130
Soutn Liberty street.
Salem Heating & Sheet Meta
company have moved from the
Hollywood district to the new
building at 1085 Broadway. Due
to the strike we have no phone.
113
Place your order now for
canned asparagus. Aufranc's
Phone 8487. Ill
E. R. Hitchman Logging com
pany has been granted a per
mit by the county court to move
a scraper over county roads and
Bernard Schmid, Aumsville, a
permit to haul logs.
Bazaar, rummage sale, above
Greenbaum's, May 10, Spiritual
Sunflowers. Ill
De-Luxe Serve-Self laundry
345 Jefferson street. Open daily
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and
Thursdays to 9 p.m. Automatic
and conventional machines. The
best in the west. 112
Beautiful potted plants, cut
flowers, bedding plants that will
please mother. Pemberton's
Flower Shop, 1980 South 12th.
112
Road oiling for dusty roads.
Also stove and diesel oils for all
types of burners. Larmer Trans
fer. Phone 8131. 115
Reber Allen, Alfred Jensen
and Earl Adams have filed arti
cles of incorporation for Sil
verton Community Chest with
the county clerk.
The Silver Creek Lodge res
taurant will be open as soon as
kitchen and dormitory facilities
are completed. The "Snack
Shack," serving sandwiches, cof
fee, beverages, ice cream and
picnic supplies will be open
daily starting Saturday, May 10.
112
Choice canary singers for sale.
150 North 21st. Phone 26549.
112
Experienced beauty operator
wanted. Bonnie Dee Beauty
Shop, 482 Court. Phone 9659.
112
Certificate of assumed busi
ness name for Salem Duraclean
Service has ben filed with the
county clerk by Leonard C.
Orton, 609 Locust street. Certi
ficate for Taylor's Service, auto
motive repair service, Silverton,
has been filed by Clarence L.
Taylor, Silverton.
Four Corners Garage. Tailor
made seat covers, tops, truck and
tractor seats repaired and re
covered. Phone 21165. 112
Call the Arrow Pickup and
Moving Service. Phone 7665.
Prompt service. Formerly Sa
lem Moving and Delivery Serv
ice. 115
Modern dance, Crystal Gar
dens Friday night. Music by
Bobby Evans' 13 piece band.
Ill
Dance Saturday, Silverton
Armory. Glen Woodry's Orches
tra, ill
The Salem Spanish club will
meet Friday, M a v 9 at the
YWCA, 768 State, at 8. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Gies of Salem will
speak on their trip to South and
Central America. Mrs. Else Al
len will conduct the Spanish
study drill. New officers of the
club are: Mrs. Clara Poland,
president: Herbert Noble, vice
president: and Verna Keppin
ger, secretary. Ivan Martin was
appointed to act as general pro
gram chairman.
Window screens and doors.
Masterwood Cabinet Shop, 164
South Commercial. Phone 5596.
Ill
Goode and Denison, electrici
ans. Call W: M. Goode, 9480.
or E. K. Denison, 47F3. Ill-
Deeds have been Issued by
the counly court to Paul R. and
Vivian Hendricks, one covering
a lot in Capital park addition
for $250 and the other a lot In
Depot addition for $225,
It's roller skating each Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday, at the Capitola Roller
Rink. Let's go skating tonight.
Ill
For Mothers Day. Blooming
azaleas, rhododendrons. Knight
Pearcy Nursey, South Liberty, 3
blocks south of State. Closed
Sunday. 112
Furniture
upholstering. Call
9560
Certificate of assumed busi
ness name has been filed with
the county clerk for Williams &
Co., grocery and general mer
chandise, Detroit, by Philip Wil
liams, Esther Zacher Williams,
Margaret Noble and Janet M.
Morgan, all Detroit. Fearon M.
Smith, 310 Kappahn street, has
filed certificate of assumed
name for Smitty's Clipper Ser
vice, 394 N. Church street.
Dexter sharpens lawnmowers
at your home by machine. 6833.
Ill
Eola Acres Florist. 5730. Ill'
World famous Akron Modern
Trusses, correctly fitted. Private
fitting room. Capital Drug Store.
Ill
If permission is received from
the civilian production adminis
tration, on an application filed
Thursday, George A. Rhoten
will build a business building
on High street just south of;ers awaited a government crop
the Model Food market, on prop- report due after the close of tht
erty where the home of the late board of trade.
Dr. S. C. Stone was located.
The estimated cost is $6500.
Hospital and Health and Ac
cident Dept. of Mutual of Oma
ha, local office 409 Guardian
Building. G. J. Becker, manager.
Phone 8482. Ill
Dance Saturday. Silverton
Armory. Glen Woodry's Orches
tra. Ill
Permit to haul logs has been
granted by the county court to
Richard and Mark Thornton, Sa
lem. Processing of straw berries
will be started at the U. S. Al
derman plant in the Unionvale
district Monday. There will oe
35 men and women employed,
according to William Maxwell,
manager.
Hot water heater, 45
Automatic gas, Bund.
7736.
gallon.
Phone
112
House for rent on beach near
Ocean Lake. Ph. 3203. 112
For Mothers' day blooming
Rhododendrons and Azalias.
Closed Sunday. Knight Pearcy
Nursery. S. Liberty, 3 bocks
south of State. Ill
Sweedish massage reducing.
1816 First National Bank build
ing. Phone 8798. 113
Now you can get it! Endow
ment at age 60 for yourself if
you live. If you should die be
fore that date we'll guarantee to
pay principal sum to your named
beneficiary and also refund all
the premiums paid, plus ac
cumulated dividends. You will
live, die or quit. What else can
happen? Why worry? Call 8818
Salem. A. J. Ullman, General
Agent, Ohio National Life In
surance Company. Ill
Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Fu-
schias, tuberous begonias, ger
aniums, perennials, in bloom.
Boyd Nursery, 2440 State street.
Ill"
Tuberous Begonia plants.
ready to set out. $2.50 dozen.
Closed Sunday. Knight Pearcy
Nursery, South Liberty, 3 blocks
south of State. 112
Circuit Court
Anawar in A. D. vs. Paul Marcott ad
mits find deniea.
Formal judnment order of dismissal
filed In J. A. Moxley vs. Ada Thomas and
Clementine Dawes with coat bill of 147.20
aasewed against plaintiff.
Decree of divorce in Clara M. vs. A. C.
Harry Wilson Fives Judgment axain.tt de
fendant for J200 and confirms property
agreement.
Complaint for divorce by Blanch vs.
Roy Gibbon allege cruel and inhuman
treatment, asks custody or three children
and 135 a month for support of each.
Married Nov. 19, 1026, at Smith Center.
Kans.
Order in Lawrence H. and Dorothy
Woody vs. Walter A. and Madeline E.
Brackhahn allows motion to make com
plaint more definite and certain by In
serting agreement.
Motion to modify t decree In Schmltt
vs. Schmitt on the docket for heanna
Thursday was continued to an Indefinite
date
Complaint for divorce by Oladys Marie
vs. Elmo C. Lowe alleges cruel and inhu
man treatment, asks custody of a minor
child with 150 a month for its support
and ISO a month alimony and all th per
sonal property located at 1031 South 23th
street. Married August 30, U15, in Salem.
Order In Em II Balla vs. Florence Mills
bajted on stipulation agrees to name of
defendant appearing as Florence Mills
Ireland and that E C. Ireland, her hus
band, appear as party defendant.
Paul George Davis
was sentenced
Paae Thursday
Circuit Judge E. M.
four months in the
county Jail
on
charge of larceny of
an automobile
longing to Richard Taylor.
Order In state unemplovm'nt eompenja
tton comnvjvlon vs. William R. Hakin.
bated on stipulation, vacates a previous
order of d:mL&sa! and reinstates the
cause on the trial docket.
Probate Court
Final aeeount filed bv Oeraldlne Lang-
ford a administratrix of the estate of
Harold E. Brenneman and final hearing
set for June 1.
Il Cnlnm Pnnvt NT O 7 Q Hi
1
j Widiam Wilson, Jr., 20. Undent, and
Appraisal of 11728 made on utara of'Anun Eluabeth Achroeder, 20, bookkeeper.
William O. Jorner by Oeorge H. and Jo- both Salem.
Stocks Decline
Irregularly
New York, May 9 W' Feeble
recovery efforts paid off mod
erately for assorted stock market
leaders today although many -
pivotals maintained their low
drift.
Transfers for the full session
approximated 700,000 shares.
Emerging with gams were
Chrysler, General Motors, Beth
lehem, Sears Roebuck, Mont-
gomery Ward, International
Harvester, Kennecott, Eastman
Kodak, Schenley, International
Paper, Standard Oil (NJ), Tex
as Co., Santa Fe, Southern Pa
cific and Northern Pacific.
Bottom for the year or long
er was touched by Glenn Martin,
Douglas Aircraft, N. Y. Central,
Baltimore & Ohio and Rexall
Drug. In the minus ranks were
Norfolk & Western, Chesapeake
& Ohio, Radio Corp., Standard
Oil of Ind., Du Ponl, Union
Carbide, Allied Chemical and
Lehman Corp., Lion Oil, up bet
ter than a point in the morning
following a split proposal, cut
this to a net of V.
Bonds were uneven.
Price Changes
Few in Grain
Chicago, May 9 (JP) Price
changes in grains were mostly
of a minor nature today as trad-
Wheat sold off about a cent at
one time but rallied later when
trade news said the government
had resumed flour buying.
Wheat closed -W lower,
May $2.65-2.65 V, corn was
lower to 1 cent higher, May
$1.70:U-H, and oats were Vs-s
higher, May 93'-94.
Employed lady, non-smoker,
needs room in very clean and
very quiet surroundings. Box
397 Capital Journal. 113
Brown Corday bag, was left in
car back seat by mistake. Phone
1030 Gervais. Mrs. John Darc -
Lorenze. Reward. 112
Expert Swiss watch repairing.
Fast service guaranteed. Stevens
& Son, manufacturing jewelers.
339 Court Street.
Dance Saturday, Crystal Gar
dens. Modern and old time.
112
Immanuel Baptist church,
corner Hazel and Academy,
Sunday, May 14, 1947. Mr. H.
Elson Mc'Cutcheon, field repre
sentative of the Los Angeles
Baptist Theological Seminary
will be the speaker at the morn
ing service at 11 o'clock and eve
ning service at 8 p.m. Everyone
is cordially invited. Ill
Cool and comfortable at Salem
Ice Arena Saturday and Sunday
afternoons. 2 to 4. 112
Ice skating, Salem Ice Arena.
Evenings 8:30 to 10:30. 112
Mothers' day special: Virginia
baked ham or fried spring
chicken dinner, $1.25, at the
Laurel Cafe on the Highway,
Woodburn, Ore.
Modern 4-room house. Un
finished upstairs; full basement;
lot 50x165. 2295 Breyman. Ph.
21984. HI
When the Russians discovered
the Pribilof islands they intro
duced a colony of Aleut Indians
to take seal skins and the In
dians took the names of Russian
noblemen. Now, under U. 5.
supervision, a roster oi xne col
ony reads like a pre-Commu-
nist Russian "blue-book."
sephine Bell and Zelpha Orover.
Justice Court
Plea of guilty by Doris Elmina Mr.TI
waln, 325 North Capitol, no motor vehicle
license, 16 fine suspended and 14.50 cuts
paid.
Fine of 150 and cost Imposed on James
Valentine Wood, Jefferson, reekltu
driving.
Slate vk. Rex Layton. 1935 Center, driv
ing while d runic, trial continued to May 8.
State vs. Mernwelher Lewis, autault and
battery, complainant, Narie Kleper, trial
held and Judgment of Innocent handed
down.
Stale v. Cecil Baasett, larreny. request
ed preliminary hearini. act for Ma; 31.
Police Court
Driving car. with defective muffler:
Lvnn Blumeastein, 3915 River Crest drive,
fined 15.
Disorderly ronduct: Lynn BlumenMein,
3915 River Crest drive, ball 125.
Exr.eslve speed through Intersection:
Nile W. CaMor, 1000 Monroe avenue, fined
15.
Vaarancy: Nicholas H.
transient, 30 days suspended.
Violation of the basic speed rule:
'. Thomas, Jefferson, ball 17.50.
Violation of noise ordinance:
Hall, Monmouth.
Unnecessary ue of auto horn:
Farlow, 220 D street, pleaded
trial set for May 16, ball 110.
Eldon F.
Innocent,
Drunk and disorderly: Donald
rison, 1320 Stale, fined $25.
Marriage Licenses
Charley Earl Wallace. 21 farmer, Tur
ner, and Laura Elnora Chrlsslnier, 11,
domestic. West Stayton.
Alex R. Rltacca, legal, plasterer, and
nn:e Peirce, legal, housewife, both
Salem.
I Robert L.
Clirk, 21. student, and Viva
). beautician, both Salem.
iM. Keyes,
The state department of edu-i
cation may be asked to name
a non-partisan committee to se
lect a site for the proposed union
high school to serve Stayton,
Turner and Aumsville, it was
decided at a meeting at Clover
dale this week. School boards
of the three towns may ask ap
pointment of such a committee
at a meeting In Aumsville Sat
urdav night.
Army Seeking
Interpreters
In order to meet the increas
ing positions in the military in
telligence service the war de
partment is embarking on a spe
cial program for training quali
mr tuny wun me occupation i
forces in Japan. This was
tno
word received this week bv
J-t
Col. H.
c. neniesen in rnareo
of the Salem army recruiting of-!
fice. I
The course, taking from six to
nine months, is designed to give
enlisted personnel intensive in
struction in the Japanese lan
guage and in technical subjects
relative to intelligence work.
Former servicemen successful
ly completing the new regular
army entrance qualifications,
will not receive basic training
but instead will report to t h e
language school at the Presidio
of Monterey. Men reenlisting
may retain the rank held at the
time of discharge.
Non-veterans qualifying by
reason of basic knowledge of
Japanese must be high school
graduates and must enlist in the
regular army for two or three
year terms.
New York
Stock Quotations
New Torlt &- closing auditions tods
Allied Chem & Dye lfifli,
American Cid gp.
Am P.wer A Llih '
Amer Tel ft rel v.
Anaconda Oopper .,, "'
A'chlson ' 7f) '
Bendlx Arlatlon 7.
Bom ticcrart V-
;;,
lj i c.
jchrwier Corp .. i"!!"'"' in
iummonwe
Sout . i
i nsolidated Edisor "" -,fl
Consolidated Vultee f1T
Continental Insurance ,n,
Crown Zellertach ...
CurtLsa Wright
D iglaa Aircraft ...!!."!" iV
Dupont fle Hemou--. 177
General Electric 34 i
General foods 4it
General Motor t
Ooodyear Tire 49
Oreat Northern pfd 3 3
International Harvester 81
tnt Paper pfd ...
Johns Manvllia i
Kennecott 45
Long Bell A .,' 1R
Maytag
Miami Oopper in
Montgomery War-" 51
Nash Relvinaioi
National Dairy
N Y Central 4
North Am Co
Northern Paclfle is
Pao Amer Fish
Pacific Gas Elee 35
Pacilie TAT
Pnn American u i,
Penney J O 40'..
Radio Corp n
Rayonier 21 la
Rayonler Pfd 37'4
Reynolds Metals !!!!!! 27
Richfield lis
Safeway 20
Sears Roebuck 33'.
Sinclair on 151,
Southern Paclfle 3s
Standard Brands 30
Standard Oil Calif afi'-.
Stewart Warner 15,
Studebater 19
3un Mlnln a'j
Union Oil 2P
Union Paclfle 127 .a
United Airlines 25
United Alrciaft 19';
jilted States Steal 67 7h
Warner rtrothers 1.V4,
West Elec Mfg Oo 24 'i
Wootworth 4U
Beer license application as
been approved by the counly
court for Jacob Fischer, three
miles west of Detroit.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin
cere gratitude to the kind friends
who have so Cenernuslv holnpHifl" of hea
us during our recent bereave
ment. The family of Mrs. Adda
Louisa Miller.
FREE SAMPLES
FREE DEMONSTRATION
3 to 9 p.m., Saturday, Sunday
CTAyrtD HAPPY
of
Vegetable Juice Cocktail
Made from tomatoes, carrots, celery, parsley.
It's as good as it sounds!
It's a fine hot weather food!
It's excellent for breakfast or luncheon!
It's just the right cocktail for dinner!
It's a grand bedtime snack!
It contains the things kiddies need!
It's price is right! In reach of all!
2 25c
6 for 69c
A Cose of Either Size
Come in and sample this
too! They will all enjov it!
SAVING
SALEM
Hess and Wile
Both Elected
Weaver W. Hrss, former Sa
lem pastor, now of Clackamas.
was re-elected district superin-1
tenrient of the Church of the
Nazarene at the annual assem-1
bly of the Oregon Pacific dis-1
trict in Medford Thursday Mrs.'
Hess was elected president of
the Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the church, succeed
ing Mrs. Fred Weatherford of
Portland.
Hons' annual report showed a
gain in every department of
the church district, a total mem
bership of 32fi6 and 5291 Sun
day school members.
Department secretaries elec-
Inntnnr). HI ,.3 IT..,.! L'.,
Vor-
,,;., . d u j
Wallace.
Newton,
Portland; Miss Hazel
F 11 p p n n r .Inv Knrpnn
iAi(. m. -..r-.. rnnU Pnri.:.,j i- .,i,. , c-i
lalK. Mr"S- H. C. Dion. Grants
Pass; Mrs. Richard Taylor, Eu-
gone; Mrs. C. H. Herman. Med-
ford; Mrs.
Minnvillc;
Ashland.
Lowell
Mrs. T.
Ellis, Mc-
S. Wiley
Nava! Reserve
Adopts By laws
At the meetinR of the Salem
Chapter of the Reserve Officers
if th fifirvicos hnlH in the
Floral room of the Chamber of
Commerce members of the or
ganization voted to approve the
constitution and by-laws drafted
by a committee after certain re
visions had been made.
Nomination of officers was
postponed until a future date and
the acting president, E. A. Me
ola. appointed a committee to
contact the Marion county court
May 14 in support of the pro
jected reserve center recently
proposed to the court. Members
of the committee were Pat Em
mons, Cnrl H. Cover, Wallace
Hug and Chandler Brown.
The Salem chapter is open to
all commissioned officers of the
navy, marines, coast guard, navy
nurses corps and Waves, who re
sided in Marion or adjacent
! counties. At the next meeting,
date of which will be announced
i later, .membership applications
I will be accepted for submission
ito the national headquarters.
Master Airport
Plan Nearly Ready
Tlie master plan for the Salem
nil-port, City Engineer J. H.
Davis reported to City Manaerr
J. L. Franzen, was sent to the
CAA office in Seattle and has
heen returned with minor sug
gestions. The plan should be
completed early this month, he
said.
During April the city engin
eering department constructed
sanitary sewers on Cross street
from i4th 16th, and on 16th
from Cross to the north line of
the Paulus cannery property
The lines laid were IB-inch.
Curbs were constructed on
Claude street from Ford to 24th.
Waller from 14th to Mission,
Hincs from 14th to 15th, South
lfith from Hines to Cross, and
Saginaw from Owens to Myers.
SUFFERERS FIND CURB FOR MISERY
DUE TO LACK OF HEALTHY BILE
Supply Ruirwd Here Sufferers Reolc
N.-w rrlirf f..r KllhlnM-r autlerer lurk
ing hi'tiltliy hile in nn tmlny in anmtiHire
nu nt itf a wtirnl'Tful irc I'tirnt ion which arts
with r-mnrknltlt elTrrt. Sufferer with
nRiuiiimr cilir, atf.mnrh nod gall bladder
misery d-ic to lark of li. nltliy l.ile now tell
of remnrkftl.le reaultA after uninjr thU medi-
ne whirh bus amnzinR power to alimulate
le. GALLUSIN ii a very
mil ronMderinx rcaiilla.
la. OA it contH In nitlv ncnniM nr-
GALLUSIN fra.-lton. use only a direeted)
ia sold with full money bark cuarante by
Srhaefer llrur. N. Commercial.
Mall Order Filled
BLEND
Family Size
46-ounce
25c
3 for 69c
2.69
product.
Brinjf the family in,
CENTER
WEST SALEM
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 9, 1947 15
Board of Viewers to Report
On Cummings Lane Dispute
The matter of designating Cummings Lane in the Keizer dis
trict as a county road, long a matter of controversy, reached the
hearing stage before the county court Friday morning and after
' discussion the court announced
Larry Walker
To Go to France
Larry Walker. 16-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Walker,
prominent hop growers of the
Independence district, will be
one of approximately 90 scouts
and scoulcrs from the north
west who will take part in the
International Boy Scout jam
boree scheduled for Moisson,
France, August 9-22. Young
Walker is a junior in high school
Iroon sDonsored bv the Ampri-
can Legion. He has been a camp
leader and active in athletics.
The northwest contingent will
leave for Butte, Mont., July 3.
for a three-day indoctrination
period and from there they will
So to Camp Kilmer. New Jer
sey. The entire contingent from
the United States will board
a U. S. transport in New York
for the trip across the Atlantic.
Transportation will be provided
at cost. Prior to the Moissan
conference, which will attract
some 30.000 delegates from the
70 countries where scouting is
jreprescntorf the American con-
tingent will engage in a 15-riay
tour of England and the low
countries of Europe. Walker is
financing his own trip which
I will cost an estimated $700. He
'will return home early in Sep
tember. Boundary Board
(Continued from Paste 1
The non-high school district
zones as now set up are as fol
lows: Zone 1 naybelle. Chnmpneg, BiitlcvUle,
Aurora, White, Donald, Arbor Grove, St
Pn ill. Four Corners, Brondnrres. Belle
Pn.wi. Mnliony. Knirf teld. St. Loui. Orr
vn:. Eldridee. Pionrer. Parkersville, Whis
key Hill. North Unwell.
Zone 2 M union, Clear Lake. Kelr.er,
Wnconria. Buena Cre.u, Lake Labi&h.
f In vpsvillr, Hnel Oreen. Brook. Crnt rnl
Unwell, Lnblsli Center. Willartl. Oak Ridge.
Pratum. Fruitland. Brllid, Mncleay.
Zone 3 Roberts. Hlverrinle. Riverside,
Prosper t. Rosertale. Pleasant Point. Sunny
sirir. Cloverrtale, Ankeny, Sidney, Talbot.
I.ooney Butte, Marlon, Crawford, North
Santiam, Salem Height.
Zone 4 -Silver Kalis. Brush Creek, Un
ion. McKee. Oriwy Pond. Monitor, Ml,
Ann el. Harmony, Hazel Dell, Bethany. Ev
ercreen. Cenierview, Valley Vie-, Union
Hill, Mountain View. Crooked Finder. Brier
Nob, Noble, Scot Is Mills, Thomas, Evans
Valley.
Zone S Wll.el, Shaw. Boric Point, Sub
limity, West Stayton, tnrte pendente, Onk
Olcnn. Howell, Krru Rldiie, Mehania, Oak
dnle, Taylor, Elkhovn.
Bert Lbner, Mt. Angel, who
had been recovering from pneu
monia, suffered a relapse this
week and is hospitalized here
A Gift from
HARTMAN BROS.1
Straight to Dad's heart . .
if
G&jmG6ziy)ke for Father's Dayl
INGUSH OADROON ASH TRAY
A ffift to gladden his heart
on Father's Day ... a gift
he 11 look upon with sen
timent and affection for
years to come. Every
precious scuff and
wrinkle is preserved
by master craftsmen
to make this Mason Master
piece a constant reminder
of Baby's first trembling step.
$6
Bock Ends 19 ,5 per pair,
ORDER TODAY to be sure of delivery in lime for
Father's Day June 15th.
HARTMAN BROS.
Jewelers of Salem
LIBERTY AT STATE
it would name a board of view
ers to view the premises, deter
mine the damages and be In
structed to report back May 14
at 10 a.m. Twenty-four resi
dents along the roadway signed
petitions asking for the change,
out of 31 property owners along
the read. 27 have signed deeds
relinqishing right of way,
while the other four have so
far refused, these being Capt.
Walter Lansing, A. V. Lansing,
Jack R., Virginia, Ellen M. and
Kenneth C. El wood and Vera
G. Smithley.
Capt. Lansing expressed his
disagreement to the present plan
by stating that this is a dead
end road, many other roads al
ready county roads around Sa
lem for many years are in no
better condition, that, if as
hoped by the petitioners the
road would be oiled or paved
soon it would be a discrimina
tion against older and through
roads while the present road
was in the nature of a private
road going no where except to
the river. He also stated that
he has a concrete garage with
slab floor which extends four
feet into the proposed right of
way if the road is taken by
the county and changed to a
40-foot road, also trees and
shrubbery which cannot be
moved, and if the job is done
he wants to be assured his gar
age will be moved and placed
in as good condition it is now
and proper recompense marie
for the trees and shrubbery. He
stated he was not opposed to
progress but would like pro
gress to be made on something
like a basis of equality for all
concerned.
County Judge Murphy indi
cated to the delegation that it
it was expected there would be
anythipg like an immediate pav
ing of the road if it is taken
over by the county then they
are apt to be faced with dis
appointment as he said thil
road would be treated like any
other roads of its class and oil-
ling was more likely to be an
eventuality than any immediate
development.
Trial of Harry Read, man
ager of Salem Llectnc, charged
with the illegal installation of
a guy wire in a Salem street,
will be held in municipal court
Friday afternoon.
Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F.
a & A.M. will open at
Clough - Barrick Mortuary
Friday, 1:15, to conduct funeral
services for E. M. Croisan, 111
" PRESERVED
IN BRONZE
$7.so
SCAUOPID CRYSTAL A1H TRAY.
with Heisey glass. An endur
ing and beautiful keepsake
to add distinction to Dad's
desk at home or at the
office. A gift that will
become his most
prized possession.
Give a sentimental
yet useful gift this
Father's Day ... a
Mason Masterpiece!
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