The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 30, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti T 4 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1925 .,... AUDRED BUNCH - -W 0? 4 i IE THIRD MacDOWELL, clnb concert of the winter season will: combine both vocal and in strumental talent, . The chosen or ganist of the evening, who will k -' come down for tbe occasion1 from Portland, la Frederick W. Good rich. Aa pianist. Miss Frances ,Jt Virginia Melton will be presented. , The vocalists are to be Miss Nel . , lie Schwab, soprano, and Leslie . Springer, baritone. I , The complete program, which will open at 8:15 o'clock this eve ning at the First Christian church, la annoanced as' follows: ' !", ' t I ! ' t' J (a) Rogers ................ - : ..Allegro From Third Sonata i (b) Neustedt ..... .... .Gavotte i. i Mr. Goodrich jf'. j ! () -Wood .-U i . . . Thjr I Name (b) Krelsler ...The Old Refrain (b) Beach ................ ; ...... The Tears at the Spring ;'j " Miss Schwab: , i ". ' f-Ui i i ' III ! ". 1. (a Leach etizky. .Etude Heroike i i (b) Debussy ..Reflets dans l'eau '!'! ''lil-i ,Ji ; Miss Melton " J . i (a) ! Couperin. . L ."Sister Monica? J SOCIAL CALENDABJ ii; : :': : ; :-:M Lj!:!f M " - Today j,- I ,. : 5 Tast Matrons' association. Mrs. vIda M. Godfrey, 405 Liberty St. ' hostess, 8 o'clock. !: " ; ; " ! ' Woman's Alliance. Mrs. Angus ' ta Higert hostess, at the home of ; : Mrs. J. M.; Devers, 590 j North Sjjummer street, 2:30 o'clock. - , MacDowell club' concert.' First . Christian church. 8:15 o'clock. Women's society First Baptist church., Mrs. A. J. Mathis, 161 South Fourteenth street, hostess, 2:30 o'clock, j . ! .... ; , Zena Community club. School " ; house. ' ' ' - " ' ' - , . - Saturday V' , Salem Floral society. Chamber .1: of Commerce rooms. : -j IMP bridge club. Covered dish , .supper. Mrs. Ira Darby, hostess, 6:30 o'clock. Cooked Food Sale. - Woman's j , Foreign Missionary society. Al- len's hardware store. ! Cooked food sale. Salem War Mothers.' S. P. office. North ;. I Liberty street. " Meeting of state board of Daugh i ters of the American. Revolution, t .Portland Central library, 10 a. m. Cafeteria dinner.- Woman's Re lief Corps. McCornack hall. Monday . ''. . ; - Salem Music Teachers Associa ' tlon. Mr, and Mrs. 'Frank Churc i hill, hosts. Churchill studio on t- ; North Commercial1 street. Latin club "Open House." Sa , -.lera high acb.ool. 4.. -" . Gargle Throat With Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis Prepare a barmless and effect- Ira gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin In four table spoonfuls Of water. Gargle throat - thoroughly. Repeat In two hours If necessary. ; Be sure you use only the genu ine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin; marked with tbe Bayer Cross, , which can be had In tin boxes -of . twelve tablets tor few cents. -Adv. PHONE 10S (b) Lotti ........ "Pur Dicesti" (c) SimonettI i ....... Madrigale Mr. Goodrich ;:";-v ; v :'- (a) Handel.. Where'er You Walk (b) Leon! Birth of Morn (c) Hope . . . I. ... .' .-.A Caution ' Mr. Springer (a) Brahms ... ....Intermezzo Opus 76, No. 3 (b) Liszt ... .Twelfth Rhapsodic i I Miss Melton ; 1 L ; " jVII - (a) Dvorak Largo (New World Smmpbony) (b) Rachmaninoff ........ .....Serenade in B Flat minor (c) Brahms ............... Waltz and Hungarian Dance, 5. i Mr. Goodrich , . Representing Chemeketa chap ter of the Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution tomorrow morn ing in Portland at the state board meeting will be:'5 Mrs. Seymour Jones, state regent, who will pre side; Mrs. Elmo S. White, state corresponding secretary; Mrs. La Molne R. Clark, state chairman of the patriotic education committee and Mrs. Russell Catlin, regent of Chemeketa chapter. The patrons of Zena. the oldest school district fin Polk county, have organized; a community clnb and will hold 'their first program thig evening at the school house. W. A. Delzell, private secretary to Governor .Walter M. Pierce, has been secured as speaker for the evening. There will be other pro gram numbers in addition. Re freshments will l be served. Of especial interest to all in the dis trict is the fact that, though the courtesy of Frank Crawford who has a private plant of high vol tage, that a line has been extend ed to the school house, with the result that the ' building now is completely wired. While the regular monthly meet ing of the community club will be held ordinarily On the third Fri day of each month, the meeting is planned for tonight in order that the meeting for the first month of the year will not have to be omitted. The committee for the first meeting includes: Wayne Henry, Ralph Shepherd, and Mrs. James French,' The charter oHicers are: Frank Crawford, president; Ralph Scott, secretary; and 'Miss Louisa Pat rick, treasurer. ; Mrs. C. I. Adams ; entertained the Book and Thimble club last week when a group of the mem bers met for a most pleasant after noon at her home on the King wood ; Heights' road. The rooms were attractively decorated with the season's greenery The main feature of the' day was the round table discussion on ".What the Legislature Is Doing.' Much at tention, was also given at this time to the Child Labor amend ment. Later a Spelling match was conducted by Mrs. Adams, with a prize given. Mrs. .F. H. Bentley introduced an advertisement puz zle contest which kept the mem bers busy for half an hour, the re-, suits bringing much' merriment. Mrs. M. Gehlar was the success ful one in this contest. ' Mrs, I. F. Brown and Mrs. E. Pattison Sang a duet, after, which the club quartet gave several se lections out of, the club's new song book. Mrs. Charles Schwartz as sisted the hostess In serving. The following members were present: Mrs. Mary Beaver, Mrs. I. F. Brown, Mrs. E.'" Pattlson, Mrs. E. Manning. Mrs; B. Adams. Mrs. F. H. Bentley, Mrs. C. R. Schwartz, Mrs. M. Gehlar, Mrs. D. Adams, Mrs. Fred. Kubin, and the hostess, Mrs. C. I. Adams. Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Adams will have charge of the program at the next meeting which will be (ContlBB4 oa pg S) ! ). TO Ct EAN UP. our stock of fine blue and white enameled ware we offer you the very special discount of,'-" - ?,;. J. v For Friday and Saturday this week ! This is all high grade ware. Made in the best factories- and with this reduction the price is as low as others ask you for the single coated light ware, GEO. E. ALLEN 6 N. Commercial - Hardware & Machinery : , . t on DEPARTBIENT 1 , ? Lingerie Ribbon Two tone and flowered ef fects, odds of high qualities. For this sale ONE-HALF PRICE. ' i Skinner's Satin L SG-inch cotton back Skinner's Satin. Very I durable. Odd shades, yard u- $1.00 Jl t s GervfGcodfs. IC C XiLrtBi mn Str DEPARTBIENT 2 Velour Coatings - 54-inch all wool fine quality Coatings, black, brown, blue, maroon,, yard :...... Hilustre Plush 50-inch Plush" for Coats, Scarfs, Trimmings, etc. Tan and' grey .. ... . ....:.. $2.69 $3.00 Mon-th led. l --' Illi 1511, II Every well balanced Store, no matter what community, wfll have at the end of each month, a few broken sizes of this or that an oddplceliere and there, etc. " We are determined to keep our store perfectly devoid of such merchandise. To accomplish this we have inaugurated "Month-End Economies." " An event each month in which drastic price reductions will be in effect upon all merchandise listed under the above heading. S . a genuine contribution to every household budget. Unusual bargains can be expected today and tomorrow. DEPARTMENTS f Organdies 44-inch, permanent finish, in blue, orchid, CQ pink, rose greenj peach, yellow, yard JJC Taf fetex 36-inch Taffeta in peacock, tan, peach, AOg apricot, purple, light blue, yard ...... DEPARTMENT 4 . , 1 r iBoyishform Brassieres Made of Skinner's Satin, 9 only, size 38; white and pink .... ; -vl tIO ' Reducing Corsets 9 only Stay Slim Corsets, QC sizes 3-30, 3-32, 2-34, 1-36 .... $0VO i DEPARTMENT 5 ? ;, Satin Camisoles Navy and black Satin Camisoles in splendid p7Qg qualities 36 to 44 ... . ISFC - ' ' ' Silk Bloomers Tricolette Bloomers in medium and d1 l?C large sizes, 6 tan, 6 black and 1 orchid Oil DEPARTMENT 6 French Ivory Brushes Very durable French ivory hair 1 Oft Brushes, three sizes, two patterns . J)a O '. -Two dozen loose powder compacs with patented automatic sifter tops ... 89c DEPARTMENT 7 1 Vanity Boxes An assortment of Vanities in patent and J QQ dull finishes. Fitted with mirror, etcO JO Silk Gloves . Kayser Silk Gloves, plain short styles. Odd lot, in white, 4-52, 5-6rblk., 5-5y2, 5-6, 11-6', OCn pair ... .. .....i CDC DEPARTMENT 8 Elmbroideries V , ' Embroideries in 1 to 6 inch widths, Edgeings r and insertions. .. Odd lot, yard ..;...........0 C Trimming Braids Fancy Trimming Braids for silk or wool 1 C A dresses, suits, coats, etc. Odd lot, yard .... X DC . DEPARTMENT 9 Women's Coats ' Wool Homespuns, good styles, ,1-36, 1-38, Wool Tweeds,lgobd styles; 148.. r..' Women's. Suits Wool Tweed, rose 1-38, twiiri6; 1-36, C7. QC 1-38; brown tweed suit allwool, size 36t?l 0 $7.95 DEPARTMENT ID Silk Dresses A choice assortment of silk frocks, 15 lf1 A 16 to 38's 4-44's, brown and navy..Pl V.UU, Flannel Dresses All wool plaids in tans and greys, ? (MA iflfl 3-42, 3-38, 2-18, 2-16 ...)lU.yU DEPARTMENT 11 1 l Silk Blouses ! ' . Beaded, braids and self trimmed Crepe CQ QC de Chine Blouses, 36 to 42 ..........0o.lp :: Sweaters ' , . ,.v . Slip-bn and Coat style wool Sweaters, CO QC bright spring shades, 34, 36, 38 : O0 " DEPARTMENT 12 . .Wash Dresses Gingham and Percale Wash Dresses in afternoon and street styles ! r ! Bath Robes Odd sizes and styles in Bath Robes, lavender, rose, tan, etc. .... $2.9? $3.95 DEPARTMENT 13 Oil Slickers One only Fish Brand Oil Slicker, length, corduroy collar Oil Slickers Four only Oil Slickers inmediuni and " large sizes, full length $2.95 $3.95 TODAY and TOMORROW Not a Comparative, price is used in this advertise- t ment. Why? The differ ence in some instances would be wide enough to give it an air of untruthfulness! . Special Purchase and Sale of New a Spring Hats No Two Models Alike 1 ,-. Our very fortunate pur chase in these will reflect to your special benefit! Satins, taffetas, ribbed silks, such as bengalines, repps,, etc, also metallics in new spring shapes, over the face or slightly turned, high or medium crowns and trimmings the very latest braids in silk or straw, ribbons, pom poms, a fine assortment of new colors as well as black awaits the early buyer on these on display and sale - today and tomorrow. C' (Millinery Section) DEPARTMENT 14 Men's Cloth HaU Water proofed Cloth Dress Hats, 2-6, 3-7'8 .... Wool Overcoats : Men's Oregon City Virgin Wool Coats, 1-38 and 1-40 . . . $1.00 $12.00 DEPARTMENT 15 Boys' Suits Navy blue French Serge, one pair ' - rfT. nr knickers, 1-12, 2-13, 1-17 ...lj) UU Boys' Suits Navy blue French Serge, two pairs of dQ AC knickers, 2-10, 1-11, 2-12, 1-15 ....: . PO.UD DEPARTMENT 1 6 $2.95 Oxfords and Pumps Mostly dd styles, a pair or two of a kind, brown and black kid, pair Women s Oxfords A small accumulation of Oxfords, a pair d1 nr or two from a line sizes, 2Vs to 6, pairvl D DEPARTMENT 17 Boys' School Shoes Black and brown bluchers, solid do q leathers, sizes 12 to 5y, pair ..... pUO Men's Storm Ruhhers Only three pair in this lot of broken if sizes, 2-6V2 and 1-7 .:. ..........,.... . ...HuC DEPARTMENT 18 Children's Gingham Dresses Gingham School Dresses in plain and checked. Blue, pink, yellow, green, "V QQ 7 to 12 years ........ ,.......... J)10 Children's Gingham Dresses Nicely trimmed Ginghams in popular 1Q Spring and Summer colors, 7 to 12 yrs.v DEPARTMENT 19 '-Silk Chiffon Hosiery Only one-half dozen pair of black Chiffon Hose (Hurts), size 9V, pair Fibre Silk Hose Brftwn fibre Silk Hose slightly defective, 6-pairs each, 9, -9 and 10, pair 19 c 10c DEPARTMENT 20 . Women's Fleeced Drawers Cotton fleeced Drawers, V dozen each, ffA 34, 36, 40, 42, each ......... Munsing Union Suits Tiite and Flesh Cotton Union Suits, light weight, some silk tops, sizes 34 and 36 DEPARTMENT 21 i x Steel Crochet Hooks Odds in popular brand Crochet Hooks, a standard article, 2 for ......... 1... . Kinky Twist Glossila for Sweaters, Scarfs, Tassels, Cf . Trimmings, 30ayd. skeins, orchid, gray.. OUC 5c DEPARTMENT 22 . " ' - ' ;' ' '' ' . Butterick Pattern Section will not I ; - . , . j participate in "Month-End Economies DEPARTMENT 23 j Children's Tweed Dresses A few sizes in very desirable styles, i CQ QC sizes 8 and 12 years.....-:.-...... ......; .$DJD All Wool Coats ! Splendid Coats for utility wear, 14 to 18 years. Only a few at this very low price. ; QQ Subway Store ;..-...:,........ $LfVO DEPARTMENT 21 Ka-Ki Comforts (Subway Store) 54x84 Service Comforts, especially d OA good for outings, etc ... ... ....v OV ' -.. Percales 36-inch light and dark Percales 1 Cr ; for house frocks, yard ..... 1 C DEPARTMENT 25 Women's Kid Shoes ' . (Subway Store) Women's Military heel brown kid Shoes, QQn sizes 2'2 to 4" only OJC Boys' Heavy Shoes Splendid for roughvand tumble service, (J! Of sizes 2i2 to 6, pair .,... I.O DEPARTMENT 26 I Boys' Sweaters ... (Subway Store) QO AH Wool Sweaters in dark colors only. JO . Men's Undershirts Men's heavy fleeced Undershirts, QQ sizes 34 and 36 only - J. OJIC