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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
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MOVIE GOSSIP
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' Wednesday, April .vr-r-Elsie
Ferguson. in person
with her own cornpahy,
Mary vllalrd Comedians ,
present VTho Last Hound
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Will Rogers In "The Un
willing Hero."
OHKtiON
Bet t y i Com pson i n
Whit a Flwwer."
'The
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. Harold i Lloyd in
I.ast."
"Safety
Will Ropers, Goldwyn's 1iome
ly and, hurnun screen star, wilt
be seen again at the. Blfgb thea
ter today; In his latest photoplay,
'An Unwilling Hero." It Jis the
story of . an American ;-traanp"
w ho. hero lies a . hero Jn spi te : of
himself -but-not 'enongh"f '.one
tij 'forego1 the. open road. " It jwas
ton ruled on u short story by l
Henry. .
' All of the. romantic charm, vi
rile adventure, and dramatic in
tensity . which characterize the
works of Jack London us the
most thrilling of American fic;
iion, isxfound in , S. K. V. Tay
Jcr's production. "The Mohican's
HAWLEY,;
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At the;,Wurlif2er
; Piny trig
'When the I-eaves Tome
Tumbling Down."
.EMM!
BURNING
with the warm iell of
Hawaii V Ive M a o n j
where .: It was actually'
filmed.
Trmrrlu . : l l Kill
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Daaghter." plctuarlzed from Lou. many; who" had themselves won
don's story, "Jeea Uck," at thel pejEMa,tayor with their writings.
Bltgh theater Saturday and wun-i i . j
day. "-v M"' I ' s r? ThuSt, Paul's Young People's
society '- met ' Wednesday nieht
;Tonight will be the .final show-1 with Miss Nell Thielsen on Court
Ing of the Macy ( Bairds fome- street tor a delightful social eve-
dians In Salem for ' this season i niugv i Dancing occujied the eve
and they! are presenting-a; dandy j nlnr Jours-ftnd refres:hment were
western comedy-drama The uan I served later in the .evening.
Round Up." v : r I : 1 .-
Mr. Arthur J. Rahn was hos-
TTonolulu declared a part ,hol-l tese rvesterday for a delightful
Iday to wlcomei Betty Compson i luncheon party: at! the Gray Belle.
and the 1 members of the ' Para-I a beantifui' basket of rose tnllps
mount company.' who voyaged to land pink carnations centered the
the Island city to produce the I table.
sfar's current i Paramount pl I laid.
ture "Th-White Flower." which
... 1 1 . a. -x . ' 4. . a
win lie -tfe leaiure Buufuic-i j jfr,
gon tneater ror' two nays I (ained
nmg loday
Vocal f solo Bluebells .lii-" gy p
fy costume Buelah 'Potter, . Dal
las school. f - " ; ' ll' Lit: :'.t
Violin solor Harold Rupert,
Mis Joy; Turner accompanist.
.Readings i from Winamettaj
Sen'ooP' of " Oratory ' and musical
selections , by Willamette ITnlver-
slfy (male quartet. : T
Violin solo Harold Rupert,
Miss .loy Turner, accompanist. "
For Cough and Coldr,
acne, fXeuralgia, Jtheumatiim -ahdAIl
Ache, and Pai -k
ALL DRUGGISTS '
35c and 65c, jars and tub t .
Hopitl alza $3.00 ' :
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C ' AS THE GLOWING CREATURE OF FIRE AND ROMANCE. , J
Qovers for? 14 guests were j
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Rome C i Hunter enter-!
Tuesday for Mrs. A. U.
mg ioaay, v v m . I Johnson rand r Miss Cecil Y)avlr of
-Adorned with beautiful n? Santa' Cru-ClJ vThnHhave . lust
fragrant J oWers. Mlss'Compfton i, etllTJied fonbwIng several;
was greeted-1y Mrs. Julia Craw-1 rtav. w. A . .a .
ford Ivers. author and director I jefJK . . .
of the story.' who preceded AVrss I The Tario c,ub membprs were
Compson andthe other - plarT I among the guests bidden for Tues
to Honolulu; members of the I dav i,v. ft-. iinhter rt tllltn.,
production: staff, and a group were prpttjjy arranged about th
of Hawaiian musicians. T" I rooms and eardn were' ontm hr
party motored out to quarantine the guests of honor, club mem-j
to meet' the star and the, mem- iefs and "specially Invited guests.:
bers of the cast. 1' Mrs. Robert i McNarv won kleh!
At'the dock a huge crowd of J reore fori the ahernoon. Miss
enthusiastic "fans" j were gather-1 Macyle , Hunter .and fiss Liella.
ed to catch a glimpse ;of Missl j0hnson assisted-- Other guests
Compson in pers&n. As the star 1 besides Mrs. Johnson .'and? Miss
stepped j ashore ; iiative musicians i Davis were Mfcs, W. W. Corey,
played the Hawaiian march. j Mrs. Walter Buckner Mrs. K. A.-
Kurtz. Airs. C. N. Inman. Mrs.
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What I--am dare-devils?" wen vuuosan, airs, .ynn uiea-
who fearlesslv take hazardous rS.ai ration. Mrs. k.
chances ln their different neias i r. ir. Pj. ruiienonj
of endeavor. Men i who plunge I w. v. jpnnson. f
themselves Into perilous predica-1 ... i8- ,A- Bernard! and Mrs,
bents and come out smiling. A?'?- ?u!cJlnrJr wh. were to have
The world is full of those who T; n:
f lirt with danger The firemen, i - - raJ ,s
the policemen the arctic explor- l cancel the party. . ,
the African hunter, the soiaieri "i . i !
and sailor, the aviator, the in- , A Program, has been arranged
ur me riigniana I'areni-teacn-ers
association entertainment
miulnnarv who pear-1 wnic& will be given this ev
program
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MACY
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Comedians
; Present
'OlIE LAST
: round-:
Will Rogers
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"The
Unwilling
Hero"
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The
is as fol-
Morrisons,
till."' . j VM3 .... " t I
n" v)ia cmIm the sides of build
insfnno.., t mi Yin. tear-1 which
. i h n?lnn In the t nng.
ic3ij ui"6" ' ( I Inure
et vn tra ! the snores of others, r I OWS
Th.P "dare-devls" only de- Girls Chorus from Grant jun
nur. fact, and that is that l lor high school.
life Insurance companies, show
frrctt . hecitancv alout. issuing
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thom nnliclea some companies r
...,: huinteiv. An amus- Pils ifrom Englewood school
n,ir,i tn this regard!'' Piano; duet
TOh ttnrnlri Llovd was pefliorm-1 neth Abbott
- vo va-nriloiis featfrthat dfl April fBubbles Fourth
..;MMnrith lde of a 12 story! Fifth grade, pupils
v..H-,t- hi. now Pathe comJl Violin! solo George !. Stoner,
qareiv T-ist" which lsbe-JMiss' Joy Turner accompanist
ehrvwn TlOW at tile wuen; 1 inuiciio. uiirouc- ruin
GRAND
Wed. Night, Apr. 25
T" The Seasdn'3 Most
Important Attraction
Piano j solo -Helen
Dallas school. ' - " I
Three Bears dramatized Pu-
ewood school.'5 1
Mildred and Ken.
and
ine
thonter "The comedian was fore-
tni nroinise insurance agents
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that he would never riSK nis m.
in such a manner again. But
,'u oomo the thrills are
JUBl Ho . -
thereJ-and ?SOMB THRILLS!
pupils: j
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OMGAGO SUCCESS
With the Original ;. Ctist
MAIL ORDEks NOW
' ! I Prices: ,;
85c 91 .63 $2.SO-$2.75
-', Including 4Tax-jf'.V'. -Seats
On Rale Tnes. fb Wjn.
ROSTEIiGRElBMI
Sanitas
Oil
Cloth
Wall
Patterns
Yaijd
25c
t Toweling
:i ' -'Air. ..-
' l Linen
Special -CJood
Crade
Yard
25,
" 32-inch ' :j
; Zephyr
Ginghams
New
' Patterns
Yard
'. 25c
32-lnch
Romper
Cloth
Splendid
Values
Yard
25c
One Thousand Yards oi Lace at
a yard r : '
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Sheets
$1.35
J 3C-inch .. 2G-inch 27-lnch '
- jChaUies - Voiles ? Cretonne'
- Pretty Neat New""
. Patterns Patterns! Patterns ;.
Yard ;. ., , Yard j. . ; . ' Yard .
J9c 15c f I l?c
See our linen finished tablecloths. ; Something new
Will not lint and stands all thelinen tests: -No matter
how many times it if washed, it v?il;not lose its-linen
finish. Napkins to match. ? 3 t. T-
60c V
Brassieres
V f 35c ;':,(
3 for $1.00
36-inch
Percales
Good.
Quality
Yard
19c '
40-inch
Unbleached
Mnslin -
Yard;
Ill
3 Cinch.
Pretty
Voiles
Yard
39c '
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When you think of "millinery, remember this depart
ment, in rear Toom. Flowers and hat ornaments, thou
sands, of them, by far the best selection in, town, lowest
prices. Nice ! dress' hats,. reasonably priced Little hats
for little tots and little prices; -7 ? . ?--
24Q--246 -North Commercial Street
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A Real Bonafide Sale of
New Silk Dresses
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The tags have not been
j change
'.lust select your dress, deduct 15 per cent from the'price on '
ticket and, we say, youMf get a real bargain.
i-'--J-if r-svt: r:.-f - rf- r-iV: ji j t;r , ? - , - ;
CREPES, TAFFETAS, etc, in all ol the wanted colors. Trimmings are
of self materials of bright contrasting flowers and ornaments while others
are adorned with bright silver buck!? -nd buttons.
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GALE-I&
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: Commercial and Court Street
By MARGUERITE GLEESOK v
(M HE MUSICALE TEA at th
I HSrarv this afternoon will
featured by a program of
.'.,-triimiidi urith three of Sa-
lom'A moat talented musicians
contributing. A" Willamette Btring
trio will play one group of num-
ebrs al&o.r . :
Snrinz will bo featured in a
of the music. Miss Lena Bell
Tartar Is to sing a group of thjree
Phubert- song's. These 'Will bring
out the faitfc in spring, the pathf
os of the season. and her-closing
song, "liars, nam. iu
rin K r Anyse herald the joy " of
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iinrine. .
MnA w.. II. Burchardt'a ."Gar-
riono .in the Ttain'i and "TO"
Snrine." will ;ateo ; feature the
hinnv lnvon4 snrinetlm " of the
year. "Mr. John ty. Harbison and
Mrs.. Frank Spears, both. members
of the library hoard "Will be among
the jhostesses. while they - will Jbe
assisted by the wives 6f the other
members arid past; members of the
Dr. John R. Sites will sing an
aria; i from the opera "Elaine."
Ranelle eton Couen It f la cots
idered a special treat to hear Dr
Sites sine slhco he so j seldom
singsA H will also sine Wagner's
"Dream." and "Vale." by Ken
nedy Russel. ? f ,
The entire program is as fol
lows: . ; : "
TschaiKiowsky
.. .1. .-. . . . .Walti (mallet music)
Tschaikowsky Andantei cantablle
(For quartet in D Major j
Trio Arery Hioks, Delbert
i Moore, Byron Arnold.. ,
Bemberg "Rapeller ,enton Coeur
From opera "Elaine"
Wagnelr "Traume" (Dream) ;
Kennedy Russel ''Vale." . ; :
Dr. John R. Sites,
pebussy " Jardins sous la pliiie'
(Gardens In the Rain)
Grieg "To Spring" . M ..
Rachmaninoff "Polichlnelle"
Mrs. W. H. Burghardt, Jr.i v
Schubert "Fruhllngsgliube"; ft
(Faith in Spring)
"Who Is SylTia?"
Hark, Hark the Lark,''
Lena Belle Tartar. f
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Col. and Mrs. E. Hoferiwere at
home yesterday . f or ; a gTOnp1 of
niore than 25 literary folks of
Salem, honoring ; two Oregon
authors, Charles Alexander of Al
bany anw Albert Wetjen of Portland..-
"Mr. Wetjen 'was unable
to attend, howeTer. -f-'' f
- The ; guests - included, ' for the
most part, members of the Mod
ern Writers section of the Salem
Arts' league. Colonel Hofe- . wh
Is editor of, the 'Ijariet. westpf.n
literary magaitne. took this way
of showing.-honor,- -with Mrs. 'Ho
ferr to these two men who hare
i won special honor in a' literary
I way. r Among 'the guests were
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I'i 1 lift.??. " i v : -jtjejK i :-:!! nnui iri ! -t - y -: :? I '. - -m-h w . ' :
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'oAlloftbe whect-
j.u mmiuey aiui us-
o eat
; We take large, plump kernels of the choicest wheat
;.' we can get We clean tiiem and wash them. Tien the
wheatis rolled into j'waferrt
p we'sihine of golden wheat fieldsT
. Nor are we content with that. For; during the flak
'ing prccess, die whuea :u 'jiiiany ccoke 'trader a lugh
pressure of superheated steam. So that all it takes is" 10
niinutes cobk in the mor iVV
j j ' A breakfast OExeal hat gives you oil the goodness of
! the wheat a cereal tastefull and worthwhile, that
you cati enjoy the year 'round; Your grocer has it! 1 ;
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1! :-.:JtEr "'3 ; The year 'round cereal
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