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Four Hit Capital Journal, Salm, Oregon Saturday, October 22, 1938 News Behind the Scenes People You Should' Know CapitalJJounial SALEM, OREGON ESTABLISHED MARCH MM By Beck Beh INI FOUR STAR FOLKS Ab Independent ITmptpn Published Every Afternoon Except BundtjI I Vl' 'LL fNO HALF MV tin 1 ill WAiKINS PLACES BKAUSe I i I VOURt POII4HIMS THAT CAR A ill SO PfOPLS WILL AY ft "nry aooanesi V-'r II I I 'Jll 1 TMOUOHT YMJD tOUOUT il I theMi 444 Chtmeketa Street. Telepoonea nuairjea muot ton Newt Rom T3; BocHty Editor WW GEOROE PUTNAM, Editor and PublUbr Selected, Gathered, Compiled and Noted By Helen Kelson, Special Staff Feature Writer Introducing; to you the Builders and Live People who make up the business interests of Salem and vicinity ivPaulMallon FULL LEASED WIBI IKBV1CX Or THE ASSOCIATED FUSS Washington, Oct. 21 After what Copyright 193S. In Every Detail by Claude Most Reproduction In Whole or in Part Forbidden ask has happened tn steel, dont and ths united wm subscription katu BT CABJUERt Weekly. 8.15: Monthly, on Year, 17 JO.

any official around here about prices, unlets you want to get dtcay ROBERT HUTCHEON N. Dad's pocket was his first BT MAIL OREGON! Monthly, IA0; 811 Month. SUO; On Tar. 00. wwrfr-frDONT alt around between moneymaker: rambled all over US too.

UNITED STATES Ol'TSIDI OREGON! Monthly. BU Month, W.0U; four gloomy, drab, tiresome walls. Salem Webfoot 31 years, and he's Favorite top Tie, moo. aa agreeable as a rainbow after Life Is too short. Hie yourself over of the Washing hard storm.

"Harry" got Into his ton economla Th Associated Fiw to exclusively enUtled to the- at for publication ef to Robert Hutcheon's long-known Paint Store, 174 N. Commercial and first mischief In Kentucky; born and politician all newt dltpatcne credited to it or not otherwise credited In thl paper, In his Dad's print shop; printer's was prices up meet someone everyone likes. He' to Wednesday. To devil was first business title: caught the "General Paint man (there's them prices have his share of fish: well known among nothing better); from the looks, must have a million patterns of wall been, at different newsmen In Washington, California, and aleo Vocal newi published herein. "With or toithout oftni to frind or Jo 1 tkttck your world txaetly a it go.

Penalizina Caution times, too low, too Oregon; 35 years in west, and always paper the right kind for every room. You'll get the surprise of your high, out of line. To clean up what a pocket full of fun on tap. They're Chamber of Commerce boosters, and loyal to Merchants Ass'n, and if you life in his art goods, pictures, and, Paul Mallos) tney call -non If you follow the Muse of paints and rigid and "monopolistic prices' dont know them It's time you did. Pursuing the humanitarian theory of government along new lines and to a new extreme Clarence Waggoner, erstwhile easel you 11 want him to be Go in.

get acquainted your day the current anti-monopoly Investigation was started and the price friend for life, because he has all aspirant for the republican nomination for governor, writ will be brighter the supplies artists want. "Hutcn they were after more than any oth Phone 7404 and state: When did er was the non-rigid (some said and old Dock Stork were In cahoots that's why he landed In bonnte they become partners? monopolistic) price of steel. ing to a Portland newspaper proposes another diversion 01 state gasoline tax monies from highway building and maintenance purposes. Waggoner suggests the diversion of one cent of the gasoline revenues, which would amount to ap Scotland; so did his Scotch lassie. WILMER WELLS HrwwWHEN a man hat an original idea, and the ability and ingenuity to put It across, he deserves special recognition.

Over two years ago. Wllmer Wells realized that parking on Salem street wa a problem, so he undertook to do tome-thing about it the result Wells' Parking Lot, 310 Court, right in the heart of ths business district, and especially convenient for shopping at the largest stores. Many persons realize the convenience of parking here, and having their groceries delivered to their cart. Mer-chants appreciate the fact that the provision of ample parking facilities brings them more business. Rates by the hour or day are exceptionally reasonable.

"Wllmer-will save you time by servicing your ear while you park with good Texaco gas and oil; can handle 200 cars a day efficiently. His own first parking place was a crib In Round Lake, Minn, grass, gathered from courthouse lawn, kept hit first business (raising bunnies) thriving; traveled plenty, but always back to Salem here since 1928; when he has time to play, he's usually playing a fish; belongs to Calvary Baptist church; "Irma" and Wilmer Stewart are his bit of Oregon sunshine, and he's always ready to show the world "it can be done" Phone 7879 and learn: What are rates for two and four hour park FRANK E. SHAFER Catherine; now they're proud of three 100 percent American children. Well, they got what they wanted last week, only to find out they did not want it. The non-rlgld," "mo Nettie and Catherine, who make friends of everyone by helping them nopolistic" price of steel broke.

proximately two million dollars a year, into a fund from which victims of automobile accidents would be indemnified. It would be a great scheme for the reckless few and a burdensome penalty on the cautious majority of motor vehicle In fact. It broke twice, first In the store, and Robert. Jr. "Hutch wwwTHERES something about the word "pioneer" that makes you want to take your hat off.

You know you have discovered the personification of courage and determination. In this conclusive crowd we find F. E. Shafer's Leather Goods store, 170 s. Commercial, one of 3 It the dean in Salem paint business The Fireside Pulpit By REV.

E. S. HAMMOND down $4 a ton on auto sheets (about per cent) and then later hss oldest business in that line more, for a total of M. Instead of cheering from the anti-monopoly born in a family of painters, seven sons, all painters, and learned the business from their Dad, who only drivers. Figures compiled by the secretary of state for a typical year, 1937, show only 2.21 percent of all licensed automobile drivers in Oregon not making allowance for persons in more oldest firms In Salem: started be section nere came only official si lence.

'Beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth, is Mount knew good painting; does his fish Zion." Fs. 48:2. than one crash were involved in accidents resulting in personal injuries: 8,947 drivers out of a total of 403,558. It is a Twenty-four hours later, the "non-rlgld," "monopolistic" steel price went back where It started fore turn of the century by F. E.

Shafer, one of our old-timers; son. "Frank," la man-behind-the-gun now; has everything in leather line luggage, purses, billfolds, gloves and harness; specializes in making The Psalmist la tinging of Jeru- ing on the coast; builds good will with Rotarisns and lends a helping hand with the Elks who don't have to go to the woods to roam; never from. Cuts were eliminated. While safe guess that half of these 8,947 drirvers were the victims aiem. hi country capital and of carelessness on the part of the other half or that, under the "lS i.

innnnn ji u- I country apeak In this hymn to this should have brought a chorus of boos, the previous silence was to order anything leather: have carries a hammer, velvet or other wise, and Is one whose presence al' iroKKUMEr jjmii, uetuiy drivers wuuiu ue Bnneooeu tu that city built upon Mount Zlon, For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain I America 1 America 1 God shed his grace on thee. And crown thy good with brother hood From tea to shining sea complete line hand-made work shoes only amplified. ways counts and boots, and they'll be glad to Phone 6687 and discover: What pay lor tne lolly caused oy some 4tw road maniacs. in 1883 a young woman named Two million dollars a year would provide rather fat pub- Katnerine Lee Batei had come to lie compensation for the victims of accidents, with little or no fL1 aummer achooL She wa an in- expense to the beneficiaries. true tor in English literature in make for you that brief case or camera case you've never been able year was his pioneer store started? Murray Furnishes Key The key to this strange aeries ing? to find.

"Frank" rode his first Just a few miles from Weiiesley college Is Plymouth where the Pilgrims settled. Bo she continues political phenomena may be found HARRY LADOU horse right here In Salem that in a generally unreported statement makes him a genuine issued by one who may be said wwwwEATINO fried chicken used to be an "old southern custom." but now it's become a popular Salem got first pay helping Dad In har inversion oi mat amount, irom nignway revenues would, Weiiesley college. While in Coio- likewise, have rather startling effects on the state road build- rmd0- first visit to the wut, ahe ing program, completely stopping all new construction and plk'. Pe here- depriving the state of two million dollar, of federal match unttoSl have an interest in the steel Indus' FRANK VLASIC LAURELS today are being passed to Frank Vlaslc. because ness shop: watched Shafer's grow try himself Mr.

Philip Murray her hymn: beautiful for pilgrim feet. Whose stern. Impassioned stress A thoroughfare for freedom beat Across the wlldernessl America! America! God mend thine every flaw. custom, since Harry LaDou opened his French Fryer. Fairgrounds Road CIO's spokesman In steel, right money eacn year, si victims oi roao accidents are to De indem- hymn came into her mind: Monday he is opening the Salem Accordian shop, 433 Ferry.

Been nand man to John Lewis. 'O beautiful for spacious aklei. st cottage St. This Is only "Special niiied, let it be at the expense of the comparative few respon- from a little harness shop to fine leather goods store, with 1001 items for sale, that It is today; ardent golfer played on Pacific coast Intercollegiate championship team in 1931 when student at University of In a public statement at Cleve seven years here teaching and it ty Place' In town; features fried For amber wave of grain." siDie ior tne damage done, not at the cost of much-needed land, Mr. Murray let It be known iirst in saiem to have an accordian At thli point her muie failed ba Confirm thy soul in self-control.

highway improvements and already heavily taxed motorists, chicken, steak, or ham dinners-Just the kind of food to make you he thought the cutting of the non school and has received many na rer a time. But ahe aald to her- xny uoerty in law. tional tributes In magazine pictures elf, "Yea, I will write a poem that Oregon; later, pro at mahee Coun lorget au aoout this calorie bus! rigid steel price was awful. His exact words were: "We. challenge try club; "Mary," a Salem "some beautiful for heroes proved nets, and enjoy yourself.

There' The Kiddies Cheer; But Wait will convey my God-given dream to all who will read. At Colorado tne steel industry to assume lead' In liberating strife. ample parking space: service is and writeups. Here he Intends to sell, teach and rent accordlans. A sound-proof studio has been built In rear of tore.

According to our Ed Miller and his organization of coast highway boosters spnngi ahe finished the hymn. Who more than self their country one and fine boy and girl make up his family: Frank Is sort of fellow that's overflowing with good ershlp. The federal administration should offer Its aid and cooperation speedy; chickens are carefully select ed lor quality, and frying Is done In loved. And mercy more than Hfel to tne industry to avert the cer teiiowsnip: uke an elevator raises won a cheer from those of Oregon's juveniles who read the 00 "er Journey westward ahe had headlines in yesterday's newspapers announcing the advocacy PitS0-of a plan to urge inland school district, to delay the opening automatic French frying kettles. as tain consequences which must fol America I America! surtng correct temperature for per low from the present condition In you up.

and he's In the champion class of getter-arounders May God thy gold refine. the industry. If the steel corpora lect results. This Is the ideal place for family dining, or special oar- Till all success be nobleness. Phone 7518 and determine: When And every gain divine.

tions cannot put their own houses in order, it Is the avowed purpose was this fine old firm established? dope sheet, "Frank" looked down on us humans first at Salt Lake, Utah: had feeling for work at tender age of seven and when most boys were pulling wings off butterflies he was collecting pennies on newspaper route; studied under nationally known accordlanlst. Sam Pezzopane; taught at Meislnger studio three years; religion la linked ites: everything is sparkingly im- oi tne organized steel workers or meir acnoois a monin in ine I all to permit more Oregon city." residents to enjoy "the balmy month of September" at the MtM Batet the daughter of coast. Rer. Lewie Batea. a Method lit whiS th0" fhT ae'amanTbe? who read deeper into the text of the news reports.

For. there burb of Boston. Her brother was tn cold type was the Joker the sponsors of the idea modified prominent in political and church beautiful for patriot dream maculate: atmosphere friendly and congenial. "Harry" knows how to GLENN and GERTRUDE DULL promote a constructive legislative That sees, beyond the years. wTHE "Neighborhood stores" please, had years of experience- program that wm adequately pro Thine alabaster cities gleam.

tect the Interests of the Industry used to greet his friends at Harry' you read about are fast becoming real centers of success In residential undimmed by human tears. and las workers." Dairy Lunch, and Harry's Dairy America! America! it Dy suggesting that the closing of schools in the spring be MawachuMtu, having hew sections. Today we discovered one with Catholic church; member International Accordian Alliance; hat uar; oeen at present location five That threat meant a Ouffev coal postponed a monin and Kept in session throughout June, -S 1. i it months. His first mall was post of the friendliest neighborhood stores In heart of Hollywood district law for steel as plainly as if the niii-jvjB.

ntwi All. In, nnlltll i. 1 i marked Watertown, So. Dakota, but he followed the old adage, "go point had been specific The Guf Glenn Red and White Grocery. Admitting that the charms of autumn along the seacoastcononue conditiona appears in her God shed his grace on thee.

And crown thy good with brotherhood From tea to shining sea." (I am Indebted to an article in the 8. 8. Classmate by Palmer Van Gundy for the facts here used.) fey law, as you know, made coal wv n. tapitoi. where genial, hap west young until he found Salem; belongs to a lively crowd of prices far more rigid than monopoly by the simple method of having are auunng, Dewnoered inlanders still wish that coastal pro- nymn wnlcn pagandists would make up their minds.

In spring they sing the mellow warmth of the early budding -----n-In nnm py uienn ana Gertrude Dull wel come folks. At Glenn's you can al Active club; merged with "Ber tne government proclaim them. ways find plenty of parking spaci What Mr. Murray therefore said nice," of Minnesota, and now they have two lovely reasons to be hap saves you a lot of Ume; shelves are mer they chant the praises of their cool ocean breezes; in fall it's the glorious salubrity of the atmosphere and in winter was that if the steel industry could dancing feet; now organizing accordian band; "once In a coon's age" when fishing catches a string of 'em; coals of nre should be heaped on my head if guilty of. telling you he married for he's not; 111 be petrified If he Isnf another who doesn't smoke; lead him to steak and lemon pie and he't happy.

We owe something. I think, to Frank Vlaslc and It's deserving, because of his top accordian flight in life's accomplishment Get from above olograph name and address of his new business. crammed right up to ceiling with py oaugnter. -Booty- and tiny not control Its prices and keep quality groceries; fresh vegetables voe, vt.y recent arrival. Harry' tnem up, tne workers would go aft- it is ine inunoering cnarge of sun kissed waves on the glittering beaches and rocky cliffs.

au temptingly arrayed in sorav an up-to-the-minute modern who Sips for Supper leglslatlon to compel them. racas; Ka and White gives him never stops looking for new and This was not un-natural. Mr. greater buying power, which natur. Some people have the seemingly mistaken idea that the coast Is sometimes visited by rain and storms, fog and dis- better ways to accomplish things, Murray knows that when prices go ally means lower prices; proud of and has a great record for satlsfac By Don Upjohn down, wages go down.

uuctiy cnuung winds. ract that his Is home-owned and tion with customers and friends home operated. Independent store, Dial 8868 or 8717 and ask: How conference football champ among While Chechoslovakia, Hungary. back of everything good for com many chickens are used per week? Band Concerts, Half Cent Each au the universities somewhere. and do detect colors.

And the dog has no way of telling us whether Rumania and a few other slates munity. "Glenn" first played hookey irom scnooi in Kingfisher. Okla. DAVID R. and GRACE MOSES ROBERT W.

SHATTl'CK NEVER In my life have I Winding up the somewhat extended list of measures on bem carved up to suit Hitler, the ballot which Salem voters will find awaiting them at the wnU Brtuh. and Arabs ins red leather, said a com became staunch Oregonian in 1920 ww-wAT last we've found him stood on a chair and looked over remembers getting 13 a day suddIv- munity Chester, discussing the present insignia of that organization. Is Indicative that the chest la the tne transom but the truth is ing water to threshing crew "back The "Carrot Juice Man!" David R. Moses, 481 6o. Cottage St, who will deliver to your door (wholesale or would spend all his time easiest way to pluck the feathers one bottle) golden "life-giving" fluid ne is or not.

This war may last as long as the squabble between us and George Belt, with about as effective results. We understand Candidate Rets told the folks down at Ashland normal school that a plan was on foot to establish state universities at Ashland and LaOrande. If It goes through, maybe sooner or later Ore working at his lsthe. if he could golf bug of first order: "Gertrude.1 did to leam these note on Robert Shattuck, of Shattuck't Sandwich Shop. 154 8.

High atreet "Bob't-parent had to put up with him first in Denver. and he made with the least squawking." i.u.cuiuer is one aumonzing tne city council to lew a i zr 4 JTiZT mer band concerts in the park, and to establish a fund for pot. a grim, determined warfare municipal advertising such as is carried on by the Cherrians underway in Salem. And In round figures, based upon present assessed valuations Un't the tax would amount to $2000 a year or only slightlv more "HJ bMn but its than nil ronf. no- i.

oJ 5" m0re to the finish. George Belt has oiten caned "bottled sunshine" be friendly and charming wife from Washington to No. 1 assistant and Incidentally, geese are reported cause it contains more vitamins (A, D. and than any other soil flying southward to California looa. extracted In most sanitary best right-hand thinks Salem best town on earth and Hollywood best part of Salem: both have li'l i resiaents.

announced, and we have it on For that six cents. In arid nn tn heinin t. nu when the $30-Cvery-Thursday plan had led the country to believe they method, Moses carrot Juice is never so much noise, his parent wished they had put cotton In their ears, many times; picked up few nlckles on his first work at passing hand touched by human hands. Lone gon will have at least one coast were all there already. bushels of energy on tap and cheer 7, a uci i mils I muuwim, ui mm long as nnance their good will activities, each citizen would be afford- our "nin chides him about his er the opportunity of enjoying at least 12 park concerts each muUcne om on known to correct add conditions, tt ful as the day Is long they're two ouis; was a nustler while working, (still Is at his soda lu.

easily oigetted and remarkable unaer and slttln' pretty! ai an average cost Of trKiiit hi eant oe cellophane on his cigarette pack results obtained In treatment of anemia, constipation and all chronic remembered that George on a pre Phone 4015 and Interpret: How Such a bargain in band concerts can be secured by voting Get Paid for What You Write vious occasion started a mustache many years has Glenn been a Red Infections, even cancers. "David' ages witn nis right Index finger; lived here 18 years: attended the local elementary and uim hih and when our column detected same, ana wnite man? and "Grace." Pennsylvania, came promptly shaved It off. But this time it's different. When wa tried to Salem in 13 and Mary was real-ly originator of vegetable Juice In. posse of friends.

Instituted HERBERT and GRACE TOLAND Who's the business man that never had a oalr of shoes until 14 veam dustry (yet, they extract all kinds A good place to eat. rltht in Found tn the nick of Urn were Ith trkk second time, he got his the antlers snapped off In the deer's Under UP the mustache old? Which lady has nine watches and not one runs? Bet a cookie, there's school and rounded out hit schooling at U. of Colorado; hi blood tinglet when he't traveling; Saterdee It hto red letter day; polite because he can yawn with his mouth closed; nobody In Salem laughs harder than he; doesn't so in for not three people know this, but keep your eye on "People You Should the heart of Salem, is Mecca Cafe. 168 8. Liberty, operated bv Mr.

and of vegetable Juices) by saving David's life with carrot Juice, when his win stay until we've forgotten It. Novelties In the News plunge down a steep mountain side health broke down teaching school n-now and learn these facta. From our notebook we see today that Information must he secured aira a. A. Toland.

Evervthine la And were Just aa determined to fight it out on this line until every cooaea, seasoned and served rrnht two children bless their home. Marv. oaveu was soyera 1100. Highbrows Wsltei Fuhrcr. Dr.

Wm. Bnodgraas. Olen E. Dull. David Moses, Robert W.

with plenty of hospitality thrown arUstlc high school girl who makes slety; has six bones in hu two nair in tne mustache is gray. Yeah, the last Jew, Arab and Briton may be slain, the Japanese war over and attractive carrot Juice signs, and son, onaiiucx. uertruoe Dull. Grace Mows. Mrs.

W. Bhatruck, Harvey Rogers, Paul Stmt. Robert Hutcheon. Frank Vlaslc. Harry LaDou, Herbert In for good measure.

Direct wire to my desk states "Herb" start Ban Francisco Alcatras Island. ears: "Orace," his Joy wife (known tO US as an Tnri.n.n. Br ht AMeelatee rrm) Cured jonn, at musical as get genuine pleasure helping boys and loiano, rrana A. sharer and Mrs. H.

A. Toland. which holds the worst of the eoun- 'orSotten. and Middle Europe de-try's criminals, harbors the best of I no dred up. but George and his lively days at Claire, was dence.

Ore, blossom, as lnv.hu Today't 8peclal Handicap was won by Mrs. Haeel Jordon. which broke Hopkinanile, Ky. Mrs. Unie aim to ricner life experiences: those in early beginner at working, starting at six on the farm, when uierary tastes.

I us win sun oe at It, by gum. An American nrlm a4.i I two cneerer-uppers are an un Metcalfe ear It plagued her for could hardly tie his own shoe jasars doesn't ache anv mora. oeaiaoie commnauon entitled to uie iracx record; only inches apart came Mrs. John Rlckman and Mrs Mabel Downey for second money of one dollar each. LAST WEDNESDAY'S BEACON FLA SHE TELL THT aurvey discloses Alcatra.

inmatea 7T mad rank rlrt land pulls out one of the hairs and her name; excellent dancer and dote on learning new steps; a cooked goose If she doesnt era Yorkshire pudding and any hour of the day you will find a song in Bob and Babe' heart reserved seats In our grand crowd. stnngs; at 13 started In cafe, and since that day hat tpent hit life In After an x-ray examination, physicians removed a bug which Mrs Metcalf recalled flew Into the ear pnone 87M and know: What nw C. H. GRAN, winner In anything he tackles, and bom with the ability demand for highbrow-d 2, JT. table Juices combine to make new me aitcnen, becoming an A-l chef: luigeraiano ncavy weignt problems as our Stat Labor CnmUmr a iv eenoua-iype maaaalnea fne potassium Broth? has served In this state department ever since 1907.

each of a lighter nature. but If he Just years ago, She said ahe had for. rotten about It. Fill In 24. 1S38.

and 1.11 owns a car and loves It; If anyone else drives, he nervous: when he drives, everybody to nervous: when 0 i vu uuu oi wno can out- opening date of h.tii..v. c- NELLIE JO MARSHALL who makes life brlehter foe V. t- the other, we're In for the bat PAUL SIMS-HARRY ROGERS Physktans said the bug was well wlch Shop. ea a wit little areas business seven years aao. and todav her ntri.

shna he returns from hunting with the mmu yuuner OX tie of a century. Anyway. Oeoree wSOME people like to do 387 Court, to one of the best liked ready-to-wear stores fn Salem. things that are "different." For game, even tn animal crackers In the kitchen are astonished at hu preaerveo. Surprise On Beer $37 902 hu matt row now to PrlvfleL.

he or not DAvnnor. friendly and popular, specialises In renalrine instance, turn out printed matter wrecked cart, and metal work, at his Davidson's Auto Hemm. mi witn special style and distinction j-! i. vjm nuk rwim a diock away, the Oregon llouor control I success: can fill his pipe in 10 seconds and smoke It in 10 miff. Bedford, Did.

When Joe Cat- vnurcn. "Grace," his worthy helpmate. thiJ amoy ut nis pipe for a nearefui MRS. MABEL TAYLOR, who can Dalnt the elouda with auruhln mt slon and dUtributed to moorporat- Our old controversy of whether ed cities and counties of Oregon or not a dog Is color Wind has pop-amounted to 372 as for the third Ped up again. This time.

Dr. Nor-quarter of this year, the eommu. man johnmn delightful Adams Florist Shop. SK3 Court, has been aatiarrine nennu it and ao help me, Paul M. Sunt and Harry Rogers, at their Salem Stationery printing Co, 477 Court, are two of them.

They are featuring lovely gift stationery (Christmas smoke there was an explosion. Joe's pipe flew Into pieces and he lost ror mat st mm coKTTtaiD tut rssn titeate nn oaasnj rairi sum rrasT daili nm-aji icoxd dailt raiza i.e tCLri What c.i, years, and the store established IS years. ARTHUR B. MeLAUCHLAN, dependable person, telto us the policy of B. McLauralan and No.

Pacific 'uP5rd sute department of agriculture. TTiU figure brings the total of cornea forward to refute our latest coming, too); wedding announce- uw gold crown from a front tooth. In the pipe fragments he picked up the fragments of a .23 calibre rifle cartridge which he had absent- her first rattle sideways and her mamma had to hand It back at Bria-tow. la, ha tiny feet and big gray eyes: fond of the out-of-doors, especially camping; one twlrler who tries not to miss Jack Benny every time on the air; gracious to everyone and most cordial In her greetings. Mr.

and Mrs. Toland are simple folks, like simple measure. Un) work thereby removing need of having to do anything over. menu, maps, smart pamphlets, folders, and of course the usual com LESTER and ETHEL WAfTL. cordial folks whn nd h(.

in cities mtormation and declares don are the liquor com- not color blind and that this has JJ.J!'4.'0."1?.'"-.. I been proven definitely. He say. Mxi an rr? minoediy stuffed Into the ptpe with friends at their Hollywood Food Market. 2080 tt.

Capitol, wul move to their new location, 3130 Portland Road, November 1. mercial cards, signs, etc. Have rubber stamps, also a beautiful line of Christmas cards, on which your name mi tooacco. $100 -'I trick was turned by feeding dogs Uof varyng been allocated w. Fred Neptane, whose watchwords adds the personal touch.

Everyone ih. aaawaia tt Ih.c.wui journal within four dan n' tntm tn in TU. 1 nnun aitithandlsa awards w.ln,', aa an.w.r. puailities low Ca appears In fact, they're both almniv rrani Neptunei Market, 13J Bute SU has spent years in meat business. relief and public assistance.

knows "Paul and Harry." but we'll wveralde. WashWarne Boyer Add 8. 4. 3. 1.

8. 3. 3 and I CLARE A. VTBBERT. busy as a hive of hnnav Km.

dig up a few count you dont know write us the years he Hamniaei tmpravea Farm Bltlney Tom HamntAn mbin. Paul" landed on earth with a lot cafea. shop. S51 court, started contracting -on his own" In ma, and has been a real standby for Industrial work as well as homes. Buffalonlana.

In Erie county. me ludtt a aeotion will aa Improvements on his farm thu f.u FAT IJCBOLD, SJJ N. Hleh. eenuin and amlltn. by flashing on various colored lights the dogs are taught so they will eat under certain colors only.

"Curry" Monflls. owner of the seelng-eye dog here. Insists that dogs are color blind and as a result the traffic lights play no part In the dog taking him aema the downtown Intersections. Now comes the other ra: Oawtal Journal Coaual tenet. by putting tn an up-to-date water we deer he shot was ant-lered.

Game ofriclals pointed to the carcase with antlers. The court fined Boyer 1100 for an Meeal kill but added three days of Trace on Bayer's plea for time to produce the antlers. Thr" days Boyer organised a Pror Good Spellers tover the Oabrtelle Shoppe last February, and It Is now Pat I Shoppe' oi Dressmaking. Salem Height The first county system, also shingling the house and building a chicken house. Hit ton.

David, and family hava mu uJ spelling teat was given by the prin DAVE and ESSIE CAFIUV. alin. Lou Rath pen. Richard Stewart. Gall Drawson and Marynard Drawson.

Mt Angel Mr. and Mr. Jack Komantt returned to their home in Aberdeen, South Dakota, after visiting several days at the home of hit titter, Mrs. Theresa Utelman. Mr.

and Mrs. Komant were here to attend the funeral of their son, William, which wa held In Portland Friday. (arm. New Market, 14 N. Commercial, headquarters for visiting cut torn era.

have bean la thai location one year. expert on dogs and Insula dots can cipal, mis. Booth, to grades I to 8 mclustve. Those making 100 per cent were David BoaelL Dewey irj..

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