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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1924)
FRIDAY MORNING; NOVEMBE1T21, 1024 a THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON s V 1 : v .- 1 - it : : ' i- fir ' t V M . m . . f - X t . - xitr-o : phone loc AUDRED BUNCH WOMAN'S CLUB program .j tomorrow afternoon ... at; the fuuu house will be given by the , members of the Salem Writers club. Mrs. Ruth Fargo, chairman of the program committee has ar ranged the following program of verse and prose: Club song: "America the Beau tiful." t Poem, "Daytime From the Early Dawn," by Gertrude Robl son Ross; poem. "Crater Lake,'r by Isabel Gray Clifford; some edi torials from Collier's,' written by Charles Lisle; ,t :., , "Silver Wings." by Odell Sav ave Ohlihg; "The Douglas Fir," by Anna Van Horssen Nelson; A Marriage Hymn.": by Viola Price Franklin. ; ;.- ; i. ; :' Short story; "He Laughs Last." written, by Molly Brunk. read by Perryf Prescott Riegleman; Music, duetMrs. T..H. Galloway and Mrs. Carl Webb; Group of poems writ ten by Edna Seofield Daily, read by Miss Carol Dibble; Character sketch: "Heart's Desire," by Graee Elizabeth Smith; Music, solo by Dan Langenberg. . J. "I Saw Her Copper Shield Flash By," by Clara Virginia Barton; "Hazel HallLa tribute, by Audred Bunch ; Yellowstone Park," i by Ednal Garfield, "Le Font Mysti que' by Perry Prescott Reigle ' man.! , j - ; A delightful tea hour will fol low the program.1 The month's social "committee includes: Mrs. Max jO.! Boren, Mrs. W .II. Steus loff. I Mrs. . V. E. Kuhn, Ralph While, Mrs. W. D. Clarke. Mrs. J. . Currie. Mrs. Rhea Luper, Mrs.: IL V. Compton, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn, and Mrs. -J. O. Coltra. - . .- . ,Tb.e community bridge club will be entertained tomorrow evening at the Ernest Peterson home. The ! birthdays of Miss Beulah Latimer and of Wilson Launer oc casioned a delightful "surprise party this week ' at the Launer borne , when the members of the Young People's class of the Che meketa street Evangelical church gathered for the evening. Games, music, and a taffy pull, were the diversions. When ' the refresh ments were served a huge birth day cake, laden with candles, was brought in. Both honor guests received a number of gifts, v Those participating in the anni versary party were: Miss Beulah Launer, Miss Verna Martin," Miss Leora Barnett, Miss Crowe, Mrs. Grimes, Miss Lorraine Conbassel, Miss Frances Burch, ' Miss Susan Martin, Miss lone Olsen, Miss Weir,' Miss' Eva Sills, Wilson Launer., Linden Martin, Howard Olsen, Foster Hiday, Lindea Laun er and Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Laun- ' er.'i !. ,.'-., - .JP"'- . " , . jj. -jt " . . The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presyterlan church , will - have a hot dish . luncheon at 1 o'clock today In the church dining room. Each is asked to bring hot dish, buttered rolls,- and plate, and silver for own service. Following the j luncheon the : regular, month- : 1 ' ' r- I Social Calendar I . ' -i. Today ' Ladies aid society of the First Presbyterian hurch. Hot dish luncheon. Church dining room. 1 o'clock. . . - ' Woman's Home Missionary So ' clety convention.- Oregon City, Methodist church, Thursday afternoon Bridge Luncheoa dob. - - Rummage sale, CTC tire shop; 477 Court street. - Unitariaik Woman's Alliance. Emerson room, 2:30 o'clock. Junior Standard Bearers party. Miss Helen Breithaupt, 723 Ferry street,-hostess, ; 7: 15 to 9 o'clock. Meeting of board of directors of YWCA. I Mrs. W. I. , Staley, .2:30 o'clock. ' - ' - : Hal Hlbbard auxiliary. Mrs. Henry O. Miller, 1530 South High street, hostess. Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's church. Mrs, James Walton, 1077 Center street, hostess 2:30 o'clock. Friendly "500'club. Mr. and MrsJ L. Lunsford, 1780 Fairmount Avenue, hosts. "- f - Yoraarco club. Mrs. Ronald Glover, 635 N. Commercial street, hostess. 2:30 o'clock. f 1 Saturday i Salem Woman's clnb. -t Club " house. 2:30 o'clock. Little Light Bearers. First Methodist church. Party at the church.- 2:30 o'clock. West Side circle of the Jason Lee Aid society. Cooked food sale and bazaar. . . Women's Civic Society Cooked Food sale, Neimyer's Drug Store. Thursday Afternoon Bridge club rummage sale, CTC tire shop, 477 ."Court street. .y v. - Philodosian Thanksgiving re union banquet. Leslie Methodist churchy 5 o'clock.' ' - ' ' Community Bridge club. Mrs. Ernest Peterson. : - Vilh Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis Prenara a. harmless and effect ive gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin In four table spoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary. . Up, mire von use onlv the genu lne Bayer - Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, 'u-Hfh. ran.ha had in tin boxes of jvM.lvv tablets for few cents. Adr. ! PHONE IOC ly meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be held in the church parlor. The hostesses for the afternoon are: Mrs. A. F. Marcus.Mrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. G. R. Bon- nell. Mrs. Glen Adams, Emily Adair, Mrs. C. E. Seigmund, Mrs. J- P. Bates. Mrs. D. A. Hodge, Mrs. Charles Purvine. Mrs. Mills, andt Mrs. C. B. McCullough. The Sweet i Briar club which met Wednesday arternoon at the home of Mrs.fC. C. Page had the privilege of an outside speaker for their program Professor Fairbanks of the Oregon Agricul- tual College being present to give a lecture on "Art in the Home." The. Brush College Helpers, 'and guests invited individually by the Sweet Briar club members, shared the afternoon at the Page home. Fifty were present. A . tea-hour followed.! The charmingly appointed table car ried out a color scheme of yellow, yellow candles being-used and a centerpiece of marigolds. Mrs. M. C. Petteys poured. , Assisting in the serving were: Mrs. Arthur Ut ley, Mrs. Corydon Blodgett, Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, Mrs. Pratt, and Mrs. Adams. t - - ; - i, : : The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Walton. 1077 Cen ter street. i The Willamette University so cial calendar for the - remaining weeks of the semester has - been announced toy the committee in charge which includes: Professor W. E. Kirk, Dr. F. G. Franklin. Miss Frances M. Richards, Miss Verna McKeehan, and Cornelius Bateson. : ; The following is the calendar: Nov. 21- Chrestomathean party. Nov. 21 Adelante party. Nov. 21 Clionlan party. Nov. 22 Philodosian party. : Dec. 5 Class parties. ' Dec. 6 Fraternity open nouses. Dec. 12 Philodorian party.: Dec. 12 Websterlan party. Dec. 12 Chrestophillan party. Dec. 12 Lincolnian party. Dec. 13 Sorority open houses. Dec. 19 Xmas vacation begins. : Jan. 5 Xmas vacation ends. Jan. 9 Cosmopolitan Club en jv. tertainment. Jan. 10 i Jan. 16 Church Social evening. Jan lTLaUBanne open house. ' ; '! --f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney and baby will be house-guests at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. ' A. ; N. Moo res till after the Thanksgiving holiday.: ; , '. ; ' j . ; : ' Members and guests of the B.E. club were entertained Wednesday evening at! the home of Mr, land Mrs. T? W. Davles with-the Hal lowe'en motif in evidence- about the - rooms.-1 The hostess - was as sisted by Mrs. G. H. Layter and Miss Bernice Kirkwood. i . High scorer of the evening were won by Mrs. Ed Keene and Mr. F. E. Turner, and low .by -Mrs. C Jepsen and Mr. Orln Watkins. ' " The evening's special' guests were: Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Jepsen and Mr. and Mrs. Busey. The club will meet - in two " weks with Mr. and Mrs.--Edward Fandrich.- ; The club members are: Mr. and- Mrs. Ed ; Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Orln Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fandrich, .Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Olmsted, Mr. and Mrs. John Spong, Mr. and Mrs. S. C." Kight linger. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Staf ford, Dr. and Mrs. o. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Townsend, and Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Shaw. .k Mrs. Harry Worth and Mrs. George N. -' Arbuckle were joint hostesses on Tuesday afternoon at one of the most .charming bridge parties of -the month. Seven tables were in play. The high score of the afternoon went to Mrs. Lewis Griffith while the consolation prize was awarded Mrs. G. I Forge. - Chrysanthe mums in pastel shades formed the attractive floral ; background for the afternoon.. Those playing were: Mrs. C. Bates, Mrs. F. G. Bowersox, Mrs. Bliss Darby, Mrs. Henry Cornoy- er, Mrs. -J. E:' Law, Mrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. Merle Rosecrans, Mrs. C. B. sMcCnllough, Mrs. C. W. Thompson. Mrs. Frank- Myers, Mrs. Paul ; Hansen, Mrs. Carl Webb Mrs. t Q. R. Forge, Mrs. Rhea; Luper. Mrs. Reed Chambers, Mrs. Claude Steusloff, Mrs. Lewis Griffith, Mrs. S. E. , Davis, Mrs. Ted Chambers, Mrs: W.- H. Dar by Mrs; M; K, Kugel, Mrs. S. P. KimbalL Mrs. E. E. Ling, Mrs. Irwin of Albany, ; Mrs. . C E. Schuneman, Mrs.- J. C. Evans, Miss Zoe Stockton and Mrs Fred Thompson. JJ; ' .if :i .?: ; The Corona club of the Salem high school met Wednesday even ing at the home of Harmon Gar rett. A short business meeting was held after which a delight ful program was given. At the conclusion of the pro gram the guests -were summoned to the kitchen where they enjoy ed an old-fashioned 1 taffy pull. Gladys White and "Ted" Shanks won the 'prize for-best taffy,- t The Yomarco club of the First Methodist church ; will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ronald Glover, 635 N. Commercial street, ' The Friendly Five Hundred club will meet this evening as the guests ' of Mr. and Mrs. L. Luns ford. 1780 Fairmount avenue, ror the regular .social meeting of the members. " ; 1 - l-VtJ ' The Junior Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church will meet at 7:15 this evening for a party at the home; of Miss Helen Breithaupt. . . - (Contirned on pe 10) I . . . . i m fm m 53 i i 3 I 1 f i i El :3 til I 1 3 r I r - I i The Subway Slice Store is a money saver lor the e family 1 1 i 1 November 21 :. V :to T.-i.; ; - . v - : . - November 29 inclusive The increasing patronage of THE SUBWAY1 STORE necessitates more room. TOYLAND will, tpis year, occupy an adjoining room of spacious dimensions with ample arch-ways for accessibility: ' tnre-arranging' the' displays .and shelving the holiday merchandise, we find it imperative' to move large quantities of stock, of the more staple Kinds; hence this sale! 1 ? .- j . f- Come with the expectation of seeing real 'bargains for the original low prices on many articles are further reduced' for quick disposal.' '-' '? People like to buy where, they can get the most for their money. Before we can sell for less weimust buy tot less; The advantages of co-operative buying such as his organization en joys, are obyidUs. " Quantity governs price and tremendous quantities rof merchandise used by thy organization bring savings that are reflected in the prices that are quoted. ' ' ? November 21 . ' - to ; , November 29 Inclusive '. EfRESSES $10 Added to our line' of $10.00 frocks are more hew ones. A price con cession on thes6 gave us the advan tage ; in Underpricing, for nowhere will you find such values. Many' were meant to retail at as high as $25.00. Smart Woolens, dainty silks, all are wanted styles and here a a very low price!' ' " " r 'i' : '' Others priced $6.75 --$14.95 tvr. DAILY SPECIALS For Bargain Square Each day of Rebuilding Sale, 'Bargain Square will have a new bargain and as these bargains are limited in quantity and may not last" throughout. the day, it will pay you to come early to get yours. Nov!, 21 FRIDAY SJ2-inch Diana Ginghams, yard ..::::i:..:....l.:.:.:i..- ............... :1 13c Nov. 22 SATURDAY Embroidered Outing " "Flannel Gowns .1....- 1'..-. Nov. 24 MONDAY Dimity 80xso .;.:;..85c Bed Spreads, ...:..:$2.19 Children's Novelty Women's Pleated Gingham Dresses Wool Crepe Skirts $1.00 2.95 Gingham and Per- Novelty Jap Crepe cale House Frocks . Dresses Nurses Costumes Women's Wash White Indian Head Blouses i.45 $1.95 i Sateen Women's Muslin Printzess Slips ' Gowns S1.39 59c Women's Bleached Women's Cotton Cotton Uni6U Suits Fleeced and Plain C1 OQ Union Suits ?12 89c One Lot of Black . , . Silk Gloves One Lot of Fancv gc WashCloths- ': ' . f ; 8c Daisy Outing Flan- s nel, 27-inch Daisy Outing Flan- oyc Yd nel, 3 Clinch 33c Yd. 36-inch : Fancy Outing 27-inch 25c Yd. ' i White and Fancy . ..'" . - j ' Outing 36-inch V 19c Yd. Figured Outing ' Flannel Extra Quality ' 32c Yd Cheviot Shirting - r : 19c Yd. 200 Yards - Duckling Fleece 10 Colors in 12c Yd " Kimona Crepe " " 32c Yd. 300 Yards ; World Wide Assortment of Nov- Cretonnes elty White Goods . 19c Yd. 23c Yd. ! t A Big Special on Blankets Full sized cotton Sheet felankes............$1.69 Cotton : Blankets, 64x76 - .i..J.i.:i....... $2.69 Cotton Blankets, 72x80 ' ;.....;.i............$25 Nashua' Woolnap Blankets, single 66x80 ..$1.98 Nashua Woolnap Blankets, double 66x80 $3.95 cotton sheet Blankets, medium heavy, 68x80 1 $2.95 ITS Children's Coats Reduced i - A notable feature of this .sale is' the price reduction on this season's garments and very desirable qualities md colors. i ' " ' Reg. Reg. Reg. $5.00 $7.95 $6.03 $9.7.f .val f7.05 Reg. $14:75 val $.95 " t r r. COATS $8.5 ' - .. ; - ;;. ' - - ' And some are fur trimmed at this - - - f ... ... ' ; price--warrri velours, full lined, trims of silk embroidery, buttons and braid; wanted shades. Other splendid values "are featured at 'ill4.95--$i8i75':: Children's Wool Dresses $3.95 $5.95 Among these you'll find many dresses suit ble ' for school and reneral utility - wear. The pleasing color range the. effective trimmings make them Joubly attractive - at their low prices. P, DAILY SPECIALS For Bargain Square Nov. 25 TUESDAY-25x50 inch heavy Bath Rowels J.. ........ A9c No 26 WEDNESDAY Fancy Outing Flari- ..,:;.:.nel, yard -....;...... L::l.;.:::.-:J;-15c Nov. 27 THURSDAY 72x99 white single Sheet "Blank e"ts"". ii.t.;...:...-..-'....L...$1.49 Nov. 28 FRIDAY Children's Shoes, sizes 5 to 8, pair .... ...:..i:.: : ...$19 8 1-2 to 11, $1.49 pair; 11 1-2 to 2, $1.59 pair Curtain Nets Here is an unusual opportunity to. freshen the windows up for the holi days. An attractive range Marqula- pllnjlcru,! Cream and White. . 19c Yard Seven beautiful filet patterns in ecru. ' -cream and white. Special purchase worth regularly 50c Lto 60c yard. 32c Yard Towels! Towels! This I3 a special, direct from mill purchase on - towels . and at these prices should interest every thrifty housewife. These are classed as (sec onds) but in a areat many of them one can scarcely d e t ec t the imperfections Heavy .Turkish, i 2350,' 59c Heavy. Turkish,' 1838, J5c Vancf Turkish, Honeycomb, Turklnb, . "18x34, lc 270 Corsets and Girdles Plain and brocaded corsets, brocaded -eou-til and elastic girdles are here- in a large range of good sizes. These are greatly . un-J derpriced and will -warrant an earnest endea vor upon your part to attend the sale early: IMS rim Novelty Bed Spreads $3.45 Set of 6 Jap Table Mats 29eYd. Blaclr and Flesh Jersey Bloomers 25c and 39d 81x90 Wearwell Sheets 1.65 4 8ix9o : Vulcan Sheets 72x90 Ironwell Sheets siroo " 8lx90 Novelette' Bed ' Spreads3 S2.95 42x3G Pillow: Cases 3.9c Crochet Bed Spreads $ 1 .39 -$2.95 Steyens Linen Crash 19c Yd. A Range of Colors in Motor Sateen 32c Yd. 5 Colors in ; ; Novelty Lingerie -Crepe ' 29c Yd. - f- r Pastel Shades in Novelty Lingerie ' Cloth i 32c Yd. Excellent Quality Bleached Muslin 16c Excellent quality Unbleached Muslin 15c Yd. Good Quality Absorbent Gauze' 6c Yd. : 8-4 . Unbleached Sheeting I 42c Yd. -' 5 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting 1 45c Yd. 9-4 , Unbleached Wearwell Sheeting 57c Yd. 9-4 Bleached Sheeting 59c Yd. - 42-inch Pillow Tubing 42c Yd. 40-inch Pillow Tubing 39c Yd. REMEMBER THE DATES! Nov. 21st to 29th, inclusive .- - "-. - '" - '.. . - , ,,.-e . - - -' I - "; .". -. Check wanted items and bring advertisement with you FTxcellent quality Sateen, 25 at tractive shades 32c Yard ?At a Lpvf er Leyd of Prices This deparmtent Is stocked with complete lines of men's, women's.' misses' and boys staple footwear, priced with , short margins of profit to induce a large volume of sales. We are striving to make it the busiest 'shoe spot in Salem. Every nShoe guaranteed to give you satisfactory service. - iWDMEN'S..,-: FOOTWEAR . One-strap Comfort Pumps s $1.65 Pair : Comfort Shoes S2,95 Pair Black and Brown ' " Oxfords $2.65 Black Oxfords $3.85 Pair . Patent Pumps $2.35 Pair Tan Oxfords - $3.45 Pair Patent Flapper Sandal - $3,65 Pair Children's Black anH Brown School Shoes $2.95 Pair Same in Misses size f! 2.25 Pair Same in Ghilds size $1.95 Pair Children's Tan Shoe3 size 6 to 9 $1.95 Pair Infant's Black ICid Shoes $1.35 f MEN'S SH0ES Double Sole Dress "Shoes $3.95 Heavy Packs $3.65 : r Tan Army Shoes j $1.95 Extra Fine Army Shoes ' $3.85 BOYS5 SHOES Tan Welt Dress Shoes $3.95 Same in 9 to 1 3 size $3.45 English Dress Shoes $2.95 Welt School Shoes $3.65 Hi-Top Packs $3.95 Same, size 9 to 13 : $3.C5 -Low Top Packs $2.95 Same, in size 9 to I 3 : : $2.65 Heavy School Shoes . $2.45 Same, in size 9 to 1 3 $2.15 .tUimttWimtHtWHtilriilitibiHMMIIMrtltMIUUitMMMUIItJi km
