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MR. and Mrs. Walter A. Uuch
ner were host to a delightful
five hundred party to a group
of their. - friends, Friday eve
ning. At tiie clone of the
play Mr. AKL. Johnson- and
Gerald Volk received, the prizes for
high scores. Mrs. Buchner was as
sisted by her two daughters. Miss
Dorothy Huchner and" Miss Ruth
Buchuer in serving a dainty supper.
Those who shared the hospitality of
the Buchners for the evening includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shafer. Judge
and Mrs. William Bushey, Mr. and
Mrs: S. S. East. Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Volk.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Polsal, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Moore. Dr. and Mrs. C.
E. Cashatt. Mr. and Mrs. O. P Hoff.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver. Mr. and
Mrs. George Laflar, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Gilbert, Mrs. A. L. Johnson. Mrs. E.
Mayer and S. B. Elliott.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Evans left last
night Tor ' California and Santa Fe.
New Mexico, where they will visit
for several weeks with Mrs. Evans'
relatives. Retaining they will visit
for a short time in Salt Lake City,
and Denver planning to be back in
Salem ia about two months.
Mrs. Douglas Minton entertained
for her son John Douglas with a hap
py little dinner party Saturday eve
ning to. celebrate his twelfth blrth-
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TTVOTTND for tound. the metals used in
II J Maxwell chassis compare tarorably with those
Ji in the best cars that the world has produced,
according to metallurgists. . 1
1ere is a deep seated reason for this quality m a
Maxwell.
For the fundamental purpose of the. Maxwell is
to carry the same passenger load over the same roads
and at the same speeds as larger and more expensive
cars.
Its particular mission is to carry this passenger
in an extremely economical way.
Therefore the Maxwell had to be light. But
make it strong as well as light f only the very best
materials could be employed.
Hence, the quality metals.
And it was through the quality of its metals
Maxwell developed its. following.
This is a following that began five years
with a foundation of 5,000 and now reaches
' a mark of 100,000 in 1920. i
300,000 Maxwells now on the highways of
two continents are a daily endorsement of the
merit pf f His great car. i '
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ago
OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR & TIRE CO;
371 Court Street . SALEM. OREGON
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NO PAIN IN
SIGHT TESTING
Latest Scientific Methods
of Testing Are
Used
There Is no oain In my sight test
ing for 1 use no drugs or drops but
employ the latest scientific meth
ods of testing the sight.
My rooms are private and the ac
tual sight testing Is most Interesting
to the patient, and not in any way
Inconvenient. . ' .
Many know this, but those who
imagine a visit to the optometrist Is
as much to be feared as a- visit to
the dentist or surgeon are quite mis
taken, for your eyes are not toucheu
in any way by my method. I will
test yonr eyes and advise yon as to
the needs of your case and It win
afford you pleasure and satisfaction
to receive my information and my
service.
You cannot properly test your own
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eyes. You cannot even ni yourseu
with a frame correctly, to say notn-
ing about your choosing the right
glasses to go with the Ira me.
You do not even know whether
your eight trouble is a defect or a
disease. You do not know what the
defect is if you have one.
You are most likely one of the
75 per cent who are suffering with
eyesight defects.
A visit to. my offices will Inform
you as to what the defect Is, and the
proper glasses to wear to restore
normal sight.. Dr. L. Hall. Wilson
Eyesight Specialist, 210-211 U. S
Dank Dldg.
day anniversary. Red was the. pre
dominating color which was carried
out with a centerpiece of red cyeU'
men with red crepe streamer falllnjr
from tbe chandelier. At each plate
were dainty favors of nut baskets
with a tiny American flag. After the
dinner the party went to the Oregon
theatre. Those who made op the
party were John Douglas Mlnto,
Winston Williams, Larkin Williams
Leonard Shafer. Ray Laske. Paul
Harold Ha user. Jr.. Kehne Wain
and Harry Minto, a consln from Port
land.
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Mr. and Mrs. J, w: Woodworth
formerly. of this city but now of Eu
gene have been in town for several 1
days as the guests at the W. P. Dab-1
cock home while attending to some
business. r
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Mr. "and Mrs. W. W. Moore had as
their guest for dinner Saturday eve
ning Representative C. Scheubet and
his two daughters, Roberta and Ruth.
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Rev. and Mr. C. W. Cory enter
tained at their home on Mission
street 16 young folk Friday evening
in honor ot. Mis Carmel Marsters.
The evening? a pleasantly spent
with game, and song. It being Mis
Ma rater birthday she was present
ed with a large birthday cake Illum
inated with : tiny candles. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The many friends of Mrs. William
H. Prunk who ha been ill wtll.be
happy to learn that she 1 very maeh
better and that she wa able to leave
the W. O. Prunk hp in a and U visit
ing at the home of Mrs. , William
Brunk for a short time before going
to her own heme.
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Mr., Charles Brani of Rosebnrg
who has "been in Salem during legis
lature wa hestes for a prettily ap
pointed luncheon Saturday at the
Marlon hotel- ,A basket of pink, car
nation formed an attractive center
piece for tha table on which covers
were laid for Mrs. Seymour Jones,
Mrs. Henry J. Dean. Mr. E. Fln?.
Mr. Hal Patton. Mr. H. P. Blair.
Mis Dorothy Pearce. Miss . LUIUn
Applegate, Mis Myrpai Blafr and
Mrs. Brand.
The young people of the Baptist
church were hosts Sunday to a dele
gation of. young folk from Albany
and Palestine who were here at that
time to attend the semi-annual meet
ing of the young peoples union of
the Central Baptist association.. Be
tween . the- afternoon and evening
sessions a social , hour was" enloved
and a cafeteria lnneia ervd to about
70 young folk. The tmmitte in
Charge of the lunch vers Miss Eva
Roberts. Mis Lucy Holt and Miss
Violet Welbourae.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus V. Woodworth
with their daughter-in-law and her
two small children. Ceeelia and Cy
rus motored up from Portland a ad
spent the day with Mr. Woodrorth'
mother,. Mrs, Virginia Applegate and
her sister. Miss Lillian Applegate.
The members of the First Presby
terian church will havo a social hour
combined with the reg.ilar Thurs
day evening prayer hour next Thurs
day evening at the church.
Miss Lena BelKi Tartar tetumed
yesterday from a week-end visit
with friend in Portland.
Mrs. R. L. Matthws ha returned
from a week speat id Portland with
mends.
Mr. and Mrs: Clandu itavnnrrf
tored up from Portland Sunday and
peni me aay in tnu city with Mrs
Rachel Reeder. Thev letiirned horn
&unaay evening.
Through a trDoaraohlca!
the Sunday Statesman an announce
ment was made of the Lirth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Way Priae whs
it should. have been Mr. and Mrs.
Wayae Price (Enni Graber) who
are the parenU of the new son.
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An enjoyable afternoon' was spent
at the studio of Berth,. Junk Darby
when eight of the younger winters
of .her mwlc class gathered for an
informal recital. , A game of ques
tion, to .be answered . in . musical
terms proved - entertaining and In
structive following by ao rogram of
piano selections girea by thj fellow-
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Gale& Company
Commercial and Court Streets
Formerly Chicago Store
ing pupils: Margaret Docghton, Ed-
na Kugel. Bertha Ann nuliocx, Mar
gery Hewett, Kenneth Hiwt-U, Maria
Paine. Blaneh Hackett. Lillian Ly
man. All showed carerul training and
musical advancement. Mis. Irua
Keefer, a fourth year br.cralve
erie pupil of Mrs. Darby was invit
ed to add to the entertainment of
the pupils and, their moihtr. end
responded in her usual brilliant
style by playing "Rustling of
Spring" by Sindlng and "Walt ia
A Plat" by Chopin. A shot black
board drill finished the afternoon.
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Mr. F. A. Greeawoo of Bolder.
Colo., arrived here Suadiy evening
for a several week visit at the bom
of Mrs. John Darby and other rela
tives. The officers and noa-omnrlsaloned
staff of M, O. N.Q. were pleasantly
entertained at the- hocm f Captain
and Mrs. LeRoy HewHit Friday eve
ning. The evening' wa spent with
cards and music which was followed
by a dinner. , This I an annual event
with the member of tbe jnllitary or
ganization. Cloyd Rauch motored op. from
Portland Sunday and speat the-day.
Mrs. Rauch and small children ard
Mrs. E. Long who- have bee a visiting
here for jMveral days returned home
with him.
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Miss Christine Peterson and Miss
Marie MeLeod of Alaska vdj are in
thl city as the guests of Mrs. 3. ML
Crozer plan to gt with Mrs. George
H. Alden tomorrow to MeMInnville
whr they will apeak before the- stu
dent body of Pacific university. Hoth
have mission la Alaska, one with
the Indian and the other wUa the
Eskimos. Theirx work Is Indepen
dent and they are not working un
der any board aad are in the state
with, tbe desire to Interest peopli Ia
the worthy and needy field. .
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weir of Esiher
vllle. Iowa, are visitors In Salem for
a few, da ye. having stopped off here
to renew old friendship with Mr. aad
Mrs. Frank Devey. Mr. Weir was
a pnpU la the public school uugtt
by Mr. Davey in lows, many years
ago. They visited friends In Port
land and at TroatdaJ before roe Lag
to Salem. They, will go front her
to California.
The Irlenda of Miss Vera lUwi
quest, of the city who Is atteadXic
Oregon Agricultural college will be
glad to know that she took an im
portant part la tbe Mask and Dagger
dramatic society play "The Import
ance, of Being Earnest which was
gives there this laat week-enl. Ua
Rosen quest i . a sophomore at the
college and a member of Uw Tbt
Beta Phi torerity.
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t 291 North Commercial Street
OREGON
1 SALEM