8 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, July 13, 1949
Laundry Forum
Scheduled Here
With new low prices for au
tomatic laundering equipment, a
laundry as modern as present-
day kitchens is now possible for
every home.
But even with your present
equipment, the laundering job
can be made easier and better
by applying a few of the prac
tical suggestions to be given
the home makers that attend the
"Laundry Forum" being spon
sored by Ralph Johnson Appll
ances.
Two forums will be given, one
at 2:30 on Thursday afternoon,
July 14, and the other that eve
ning at 8.
The forums will be conducted
by Miss Frances Alexander, re
gional home service director for
Bendix home appliances. Miss
Alexander, who considers Ore
gon home though she had head
quarters in San Francisco, rep
resents the Bendix Home Laun
dry institute in the 11 western
states.
Mrs. Eva Cruzen, home serv
ice director for the Bendix dis
tributor in Oregon will assist
with the meetings.
Liberty Dedicates
Church With Crowd
Liberty About 300 persons
attended the dedication services
Sunday afternoon at the Liberty
Christian Church of Christ. A
loud speaker system accom
modated persons .seated in the
basement during the services,
and many were turned away
due to the seating capacity and
the heat The collection was
$651.35.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sergeant
of Santa Cruz, Calif., attended
the services. Mr. Sergeant or
ganized the Liberty church 12
years ago. Flower arrange'
ments were sent by different
organizations. Sunday school
was held for the first time in the
new building with an attend
ance of 103 and during the
morning worship 32 were con
secreated to membership.
British Leaders
Would Trim Funds
London, July 13 U.R) Finance
ministers of the British common
wealth countries began a con
ference today to trim the em
pire's dollar expenditures, es
pecially American imports.
They gathered first with Brit-.
ish Prime Minister Clement R.
Aitlce at 10 Downing street,
then were scheduled to adjourn
to the nearby British treasury
building for a prolonged study
of the empire's dollar snortage
and ways to overcome it.
The conference may last sev
eral weeks, treasury sources
said.
British Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer Sir Stafford Cripps is
expected to submit some con
crete suggestions for cutting
down American Imports. He al
so will fill in his commonwealth
colleagues on his recent con
versations with U. S. Secretary
of the Treasury John W. Sny
der.
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
All peraona havlna clalmj aaalnat .ha
eatata of Jonn CharlM Buralk. dectued.
now pending In tht Circuit Court of the
State of Oreaon In and for Marlon Coun
ty. Probata Department, art hereby no
tified to preaent the aame, duly verified
ha required by law. to the underalaned.
Dorothy Buralk, 2009 South Church
Street, Salem, Oreaon, within alx (61
montha from the data of the flrat publi
cation of thla notice.
DOROTHY BURSIK, Admlnlatratrll
of the Rntata of John Oharlea Buralk,
Deceaaed.
Data of flrat publication: June 3th. 1
June 30. July 6, IS, 20, 27
PROCLAMATION
WHEHEA8, tha unregulated uae of car-
tain foreat areaa la. In my Judament. i
menace to life and property on account
of the hlah fire haxard cauaed by an
MEN'S - BOYS' - GIRLS'
COMPOSITION
HALF SOLES
98c
Thursday and Friday
Miller's Shoe
Repair
"Fast While You Walt or Shop Service"
ROOFING
Now Is the time to order that new roof before the
busy summer season.
Expert workmanship with the highest quolity
material.
Free estimates without obligation.
McGilchrist & Sons
255 No. Commercial Street
Salem Phone 38478
exceulvt amount of dabrU on tha (round
ltfi by lofflni opcritlooj, naaa and old
buriu. and
WHEREAS, upon tht ahowln of Uit
Mat Forciter, It appear to m to be
naceuary to clou to unregulated uc
the follow.ni areas deilinated aa :
AREA NO. 6-P OREGON STATE BOARD
OF FORESTRY. NORTHWEST OR BOON
DISTRICT TILLAMOOK BURN AREA:
Towruhlp 4 North, Rama I Weat:
Thon parts of aec. 39, 30. 31 and II
lylnr aouth of Suruct Htahway.
Towruhlp 4 North, Rime 1 West:
That part of sec. 3, ID, li, 13. ana H
lyini aouth of the Bunaet Hlahway;
that part of see. 4 lylnv aouth of the
Suiuet Highway and east of the Nfha
lem River: that part of ice. 7 lylnr
south of the Nehalem River and east
of tha Nehalem Elsie Highway; that
part of sees. 8 and 9 lying south of
tha Nehalem River: that part of sees.
II and IB lying east of the Nehalem
EUle Highway; sees. 14 to IT Incl., 30
tr 31 incl.. and 3 to 14 Incl.
Township 4 North. Range I West:
Those parts or sees. 34, as. 28. it ana
3ft lying south of the Nehalem -Elsie
Highway, and all of see. 36.
Township 3 North, Rinse 6 West:
All of see. I to I inc.., ifl to n inci.,
and 37 to 34 Incl.
Township 3 North, Ranae 7 West:
All of township.
Township 3 North, Ring 8 West:
That part of towruhlp lying south of
Nehalem-Elsie Highway,
'ownshlp I North, Ranae 9 West:
That part of township lying south of
Nehalem-Elsle Highway and north of
Cook Creek Road.
Township 2 North, Range 5 West:
Sec. 31.
rovnshlp 1 North, Rang West:
All of township except sees. 1 and 12
and except that part lying between
Wilson River and Wilson River Highway.
Township 3 North, Ranges 1 and I West:
All of township.
Towruhlp t North, Range f Wait!
flees. 1. 13, 13, 34 to 38 Incl., and It
to 36 Incl.
Township 1 North, Rang I West:
Sees. 3 to 10 Incl., 11 to 33 Inc.., and
37 to 34 Incl.
Township l North, Ranges I. T and I West:
All except that part lying between Wil
son River and Wilson River Highway.
Township 1 North, Range 9 West:
Bees. 1 to 4 Inch, 9 to If Incl.. 31 to
38 Incl., and 34 to Incl.
Township 1 South, Rana 4 Wist:
Sees. S to 8 Incl., 17 to 30 incl., and 3
to 33 Incl.
Township 1 South, Rang I West:
All of township.
Township 1 South, Rang 7 West:
All except that part lying between Wil
son River and Wilson River Highway.
Township 1 South, Rang I West:
Sees. 3 and 3; all of sees. 1, 11, and
13 except that part lying between Wll
son River and Wilson River Highway:
that part of see. 10 lying nort of Wll
son River Highway and that part lying
aouth of Wilson River and cast of old
CCC connecting road between Trask
and Wilson River Highways: that part
of sees. 13. 14. 15, 33. and 34 lying east
. of old CCC connecting road between
Trask and Wilson River Highways;
and sec. 35 an 38.
township 3 South. Rang I West:
Bees. 5 to 8 Incl., 17 to 30 Incl., 39 to
33 incl.
Township 3 South, Range I and 1 West
All of township,
f wnshlp 3 South. Rang I West:
Sees. 1, 13. 13. 34, 35 and 38.
Township 3 South, Rang t West:
Sees. 5 and 8.
Township 3 South, Rang 7 West:
Sees. 1 to 4 incl.
Township 3 South, Range I West:
Sec. 1.
Excepting all county roads.
Permits to enter the above area may
be obtained at th following places:
tormt Orove Headquarters, Sec. 36, T.
1 N., R. 4 w.
. HISTORIC MEDICAL HIGHLIGHTS NO. 42
605 FAILURES,
For two years Paul Ehrlleh experimented with
the powerful, arsenic-containing drug, Atoxyl,
seeking tome modification of it which would
kill the deadly corkscrew parasites, Trypano
somas. 605 of tha resulting compounds
failed. In the 606th there was magic. If"
destroyed every Trypanosoma in infected mica
and restored them to health almost at once.
Noting tha similarity between Trypanosomas
and the bacteria causing Syphillis, Ehrlich suc
cessfully tried his compound on tha latter and
found the first known effective cure for
Syphillis.
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HERE'S WELCOME NEWS! NOW AVAILABLE
THE ORIGINAL ANCIENT AGE 5 YEAR OLD
FINEST STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON
It's all Kentucky,,,
It's lull five years old.,.
It's straight... It's bourbon.,,
It's the whiskey with age
In Its flavor! It's the
Ancient Age you knew
before... and which you
can now get again!
WHIT'S BEHIND THIS ANCIENT A6E?
ANCIENT AGE Straight KENTUCKY Boiir-
bon Whiskey has behind it the largest
stock of aged and aging Kentucky
whiskies in the world assuring tonlinuing
high quality, availability and abiolutt
uniformity.
POPULARITY OF ANCIENT AGE
The real truth about the popularity of
Ancient Age throughout the nation is
based on two important facts. First,
Ancient Age is all Straight Whiskey . . ,
every single drop. Second, this Straight
Whiskey is Kentucky Bourbon . . . every
single drop . . . distilled, matured and
bottled in the Commonwealth of Ken
tucky, by Kentucky craftsmen. From
this high standard, Ancient Age will
never deviate.
WHY FIVE YEARS OLD?
Ancient Age doesn't just "happen" to
be 5 years old. It is five years old be
cause the famous old Kentucky distillers
who make it, believe that Straight Ken
tucky Bourbon Whiskey, should be at
least five years old to reach maturity of
flavor, richness and bouquet ... all the
qualities that have made this type of
whiskey so famous.
MAKE THIS TEST
You have read the facts about Ancient
Age. Now put these facts to the acid
test of your own taste.
Buy a single bottle of Ancient Age
Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey.
Try it in a high-ball, in a cocktail and
sip it thoughtfully, "neat". Roll it under
your tongue. Savor it as it slips so
gently down your throat. Notice what a
refreshingly different taste lingers in
your mouth, setting your delicate taste
glands to "watering".
AS TO PRICE
Then, compare the price of Ancient Age
with the price of any and all other
Bourbons. But when you do, be sure
you compare like with like.
Compared fairly, you'll find that Ancient
Age is your best buy. Then, we sincerely
believe, you, too, will come back for
Ancient Age again and again. You, too,
IIU1M1 ItUIIII
will join the millions who have come
back to the old standard of honest
values ... for the old flavor-favorite of
all 5-year-old Straight Kentucky Bour
bons . . . Ancient Age!
THE STRAIGHT WHISKEY DISTILLING
CO. OF AMERICA
itfTratTIAMOtt'd'
sty
(I
4.75
45 quart
3.00
Ftnt
Henry Rleraon, Bale, See. 1 T. 4 H.,
R. 1 W.
Rcabera Camp. Sec. , T. 1 K . R. I W.
Owl Camp, Sec 26. T. 2 N.. R. W.
Nehalem Guard Station, Sec. SI, T. t
n., n. io w.
Salmonberry Ouard Station, Bet. 10,
T. S N.. R. S W.
Tillamook Ouard Station, Sec. 21, T.
1 8.. R. t W,
Jewell Ouard Station, Sec. 13, T. 1 N.,
R. 7 W.
Bald Mountain Lookout, Sec. , T. t
8., R. 0 W.
Tra-tk Ouard Station, See. 35, T. 1 S.,
John Walker, Carlton, See. 31, T. I 8.,
NOW.' THEREFORE, I. DOUGLAS Mo
KAY, Oovernor of the State of Oreaon by
virtue of the authority venter In me under
the provision of Section 107-210. Ore
ao Complied Laws Annotated, a amend
ed by Chapter 2M, Oregon Law. 1945,
do hereby proclaim the unregulated use
of the Above described' areaa to ba un
lawful and that said areaa shall be sub-
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Liberty A Belmont Ph. 3-8111
AaiNT rot
m
J act to entry enhr throush permit te be
issued by tha StaU roraatar, or a lire
warden, under which permit entrant
shall comply with any end all ef the
followlnc requirement!:
it) To rafral from smoklns eieept hi
places deslinated as safe In said
. permit.
(1) To build no open fires except In
places deslinated as safe In said
permit.
(I) To hart as a part of his or her
equipment when uslnf campflres,
except when travellm as a pedes
trian andor eamplnr at Improved.
designated and posted cam pi rounds,
tools as specified by the forester
suitable for exUmulshlnf fires.
This proclamation shall , be effective
from and after the 16th day of July, 1949,
and shall remain la full force and effect
until the 31st day of December. 1949.
Done at the Capitol In Salem, Oreion
this 12th day of July. 1949.
Douglas McKay
Governor
ATTEST: .
Earl T. Newbry
Secretary of State
Our New Phone Number
27001
LEE BROS. FURNITURE
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4020 East State SL
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lip
lirn WflNHARD COMPANY, PORTLAND, OMOOhI
Distributed by Gideon Stolz Co.
MAKES A BUSINESS OF BICYCIINO
Thousands of Seaside's annual vacationists ride rented
bicycles enthusiastically as a beach pastime. Energetic
Gordon Shaw in 1933 foresaw this popularity; decided to
serve the public's fancy. He quit law school and started
his South Prom Bike Shop near the Lewis and Clark
turn-around. Business grew slowly, but today Shaw must
hire assistants to help meet demands for bikes, tandems,
tricycles and baby strollers. Shaw, active Seaside Chamber
of Commerce official, also finds time to operate his large
"Prom" apartment building. He's a long-time customer of
First National's Seaside affiliate, the Clatsop County Bank.
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f OREGON TOGETHERN.
M In all parts of Oregon people are working to better themselves
a flnH in rhp nrnrptt tttpn nur state ffrnwins. We introduce some of
them here. In each case they've made effective use of the constructive
I services of our First National Group banking offices. "''""a?
I We believe that by helping individuals' toward prosperity, we help build II f&a Hf"f"V XlC
1 Oregon family by family, farm by farm, business by business. Whether Ifi ' 'i vStC Vl V
your financial needs are large or small, come in and. talk over your III fW rir
situation with us. "Let's Build On go Together." , fX : Sl
SALEM BRANCH M
PIRST national bank JMWX
r-v rirl.r "IVX XS kj4.
TURNING JUNIPERS
INTO DOLLARS
In 1930, Vearl and Elsie Lehrman
of Bend began making novelties
from Central Oregon's juniper
trees. With a gift lathe, powered
by their washing machine motor,
Lehrman turned out colorfully
grained items of his own design.
Today their Western Juniper
Novelty Co. is in a new building,
with living quarters, modern shop
and display room. They have mas
tered the individualistic wood,
learned the public's souvenir tastes
and developed far-flung sales out
lets. "Ours is a product typical of
Oregon which First National
helped us develop," Lehrman says.
MEET JIM THOMPSON, STAR FARMER
Jim Thompson of Salem wis Star Farmer of America in
1942. In high school he ran a 120-acre ranch, starting by
purchasing SO acres. Sheep, hogs and cows brought him
profits. A prized memento of his Future Farmer of Amercia
title is his Oregon Bankers' Association trophy. After FFA
days Jim raised beef cattle. Now he's developing an orchard
and seed crop ranch in Salem's Waldo Hills district Jim's
wife is his schoolgirl sweetheart, Eunice Johnson and
there are Donna, 6, and Dickie, 3. Says this topnotch
farmer: "I especially appreciate the help First National gave
me as a youngster."