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SOCIAL
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News
By AUDRED BUNCHrPhone 10G
Leave for Pendleton f 1
Mr. and Mrs. John J. - Roberts
and'Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Young
of Albany are leaving today lor
Pendletoij where they will be
guests t Chauncey Bishop tor
the Round Up. j .
? j I ; - ;
On Motor Trip . y
,Mra. Cftarlotte Gunn Roche and
little, 4aphtrj Charlotte, of. Port
lathli Milne, j accompanied . by
Donald Stjockwell,son.6f Dr, H. K.
Stockwelli are on a ten day motor
trip into California. k
.i
o final Xea Announced
Invitations have been issued for J
rn attractive formal tea on Tbnrs-
rlf4jr P'faber 17, at whleh Miss
titachel Chambers of Reading;
"H'ennsylvsinia, will be the honor
i guest. Hostesses will be Mrs. J.
f W. Chambers. Sr., Mrs. J- W.
It ChambersL Jr.. Mrs! Carl T. Pope, "w""5 ir" u." 1
if and Mrs .1. ft. Chamber. Eugene. The -next mating of the
Judge a,j Florai 'Show
Guests From Yakima
Mrs. Frank Zinn ial entertaining
as her house guests this week' her
sister. Mrs. WY E. HaMett of Yaki
ma., Wash., and Mrs. Hallett's
daughters, Dorothy and Elizabeth.
The Halletts are oil their way
home after a trip to California.
Amitician Club Meets
; Mrs. E. M. Rowland entertained
delightfully for the members of
the Amitician. club on Monday af
ternoon.' - Baskets of
and marigolds were
red roses
used in the
decorating. Special guests for the
afternoon were Mrs. J. H. West,
Mrs. Lina Simpson, Mrs.' W- E:
Hallett of Yakima, Wash., and
Mrs., William Krueger. The club
regrets that it Is soon to lose two
of its members," MrsJ C. L. Dunn
ana Mrs. Koy Jennings, wno are
moving from the neighborhood to
Mrs. W. E Anderson motored
to Stay top yesterday 'afternoon, to
be' a judge at the: Stayjton Worn
an'i Comunitjrtclub Slower show.
Mrs. Anderson - was accompanied
byMiss Edith Haiard, Mrs. H. T.
Love, anl Miss Iva, Clare Love.
Garden plub taMeep :
The SajienilOafdeneiuo will
meet on Friday -.September 18. at
8 o'clock, in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms ;for -the-opening fall
meeting. J Carl Heinschied, the
lily expert from Idaho, will talk
during thk evening. A particularly
Interesting program, and one that
will be a continual reyelat Ion to
the" connoisseur In gardenlnghaa
been .arranged for the.winer
months. - This program1 will iake
up in sequence the marked garden
tendencies in different - countries
as the people of these places have
forKea inem oui. sisrunf whu
LSam outlined will providetiapeTs
J the gardens of Egypt, Italy
Switzerland, 1 France, England,
Japan, aid In early and modern
America, ieach by one 'Who .is."n
acknowledged - avthorlty ' through
personal travel or definite re-
search
Patient Is Recovering
Miss Jean Bell returped to her
Mome, 2S N. Church street, late
last week from Portland where
she has been convalescing- from a
serious illness at the Portland San
itarium. Miss Bell's friends will
be glad to know that she Is con
valescing nicely.
:
Mr. A. W. Talklngton, a recent
house-guest at the home of Mrs.
F. PvTalkington and of Miss Cora
Talklngton. left on1 Sunday for his
home in Grangeyllle, Idaho.
I club which wOl be in three wee'ks,
me postponement oemg on account
of the state fair, wH be at the
new nome or mrs. f rang auiuvan
on South Church street.
Those in tho "groui -on Monday
were Mrs. H. L. White, Mrs. Ho
mer Ingrey. Mrs. Edward R. Vies-
ko, Mrs. C. L. Dunii, Mrs. Roy
Jennings, Mrs. i Chester A. Downs,
Mrs. Frank Sullivan.i Mrs. Frank
ZInn, Mrs. Milton Fckman, Mrs.
Arnold V Krueger, Mrs. Knight
Pearcy, Mrs. Earl Kennell,. Mrs.
W. E. Hallett. Mrs. ijina Simpson.
Mrs. J. W. West, Mrs. William
Krueger and the hostess, Mrs. E.
M. Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Cariy F. Martin
and two ' children, Frances and
Junioriiere , guests in Portland
over Sunday! I
Alumni Gives Dance
SfTudents and-aluminl of Oregon
Agricultural college win give a
dance tonight in the Elks temple
in honor of the entering class of
1929. A large nuniber of OAC
students from up ttate vare ex
pected to attend, c v
i 1. : A. Duckwortu i V general
chairman, Charles L.tldd is
chairman of the floor committee;
Dolph Thomas, leatore; Howard
Blake, reception ; ;Jdhii Ml Rich-
,-fr M.M.i. -i- i arason. music; maseyn. apis. vnnii hnnrii- cnnrdon music
f a t o. .l . tiTV, uviaysvu iwtu I , j . I w ' , i "
Miss LAjtfiselThottDsoit are home advertising; aiiss jeaneue ramen prlnierf 25 cents; Palmer Primary
from a visit' of a month and a patrons and patronesses, and Mrs. writing Paper. 15 cents; Palmer
half in Vancouver. B.s C. at the Alice Felice weimanw invuauons.
haire of Mrs. William Charles The Kappa Alpha Theta fratern-
Kfltz. Mrs.! Thompson and Miss by Mrs. Ay Q: MunUel.
Thompson made the trip north by president of th, Portland alum-
mhtftr T-h nent oma time on n0 association, will have charge
oi . me nwuruiuMr'
RHurtfFrom B.C,
(Mrs,
ENROLLMENT GAIN
BEING PREDICTED
(Continued tram pafl)
this week before the opening of
school next Monday. 1
Public textbooks will be sold
only at the Commercial Book store
163 North Commercial, and will
be available at any time this week.
On Monday of next week books
will be sold only to grade school
students and on Tuesday only to
students of the junior and senior
high schools.
The authentic list of textbooks
to be used follows i
First Grade B Class
New Beacon Primer, 60 cents;
Elson Primer," 56 cents; Palmer
Primary Writing Lessons, ,15
cents; Palmer Primary Writing
Paper, 15 cents; Tablet and Pen
cil; Etnbeco or Crayolas.
First Grade A Class
Old Beacon Primer (second
hand; Natural Method ? Primer,
(second'; hand); Beacon First
Reader,60 cents; Palmer Primary
Writing Lessons, 15 cents; Palmer
Primary Writing Paper, 15 cents;
Tablet and Pencil;' Lmbeco, or
Crayolas. -
Second Grade B" Class
Elson First Reader; 60 cents;
Beacon Second Reader, 64 cents;
Congdon Music Primer,-25 cents;
Palmer Primary- Writing' Lessons,
15 cents; Palmer Primary Writing
Paper, 15 cents; Notebook ! for
Language Tablet and : Pencils;
Embeco or Crayolas. j
Second Grade A Class .
Second -Natural Method Reader
.L, .Thajistjof , BAtrohf and B.atrpn-t
esses who have accepted me invi
tation of the Portland group" are:
President and Mrs. JW. J. Kerr,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Irvine, Dr: and
Mrs.! Herbert' C. Miller, Dr. and
mVs.1 E. B. Lehndni Coach and
lira. Paul J. Schissier. Mr. and
Mrs. Sinclair Wilson. 'Mr. and Mrs.
K; EL"' Riley, pean Kate W. Jame
son. Dean ATa- B. Milam. Fror.
and Mrs. N. H. Comish Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. McKay, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester M." ; Leland. Director and
Mrs. W. A. Kerns, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Q. Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. Dow
The Royal. Neighbors' sewing V. Walker, and Dean and Mrs. U.
club will meet this afternoon at j 1
the home Of Mrs. A. A. Bunn, 2235 -J, " j
Hazel avefauel Mrs. Herhert Nash Count-On-Me ClOSS
will be thb assisting hostess." The 1 The Count-On-Mej class of the
club will meet for an all-day gath- First Baptist churchiwiU meet in
ering. A
served at
Vancouver island and in Victoria:
On their way home Uwyi stopped
a day In deattle and also at Wash
ougal where i they were guests of
Capt. and! Mrs. Frank Perry, who
have a home on the Columbia, r .
, .. .. .1 ., ' V. V.
Guests FWom CaUfornuf -:
. Mr. anJ Mrs. E- E.r Taylor and
Mrs. H. German of PiXley, Cal,
arrived dn Sunday for " a five
weeks' visit in Salem wjth rela
tes and friends. They will also
nd some time in Seattle before
wet
W ' Uliirvilliir ioAitrh
Primary Writing Lessons 15 cents.
Notebook for Language; Tablet
and 'Pencils; Embeco or Crayolas.
Third Grade B and A Classes
Elson Third- Reader' (for . B
Clase) 76 cents; Natural Third
Reader I tor A Class-second' hand )
Shepherd's Geography for Begin
ners, 90 cents; Hamilton's Arith
metic, Book 1, 76 cents; j- New
World Speller, Sock 1, 52 cents;
Lennes Arithmetic Drills, ! 35
cents;. Writing Palmer Method, 20
cents; Palmer Writing Paper, 25
cents; Ink, TaMet and Pencil;
Pees and Pen Holders, Notebook
for- Language; Spelling Tablet
iuring Society to Meet
Did You Ever Stop
TaThink?
By n : wit, BeftMy ' 1
8&SWBM, Okla, Boar of ' OoaflBtree
pot-luck dinner will be the church parlors this f ternoon j home cUy.
That the greatest force for; the
public good is the newspapers.
That they are the leaders in the
making of better business for; the
(wide); ' Embeco" or 'Crayolas;!
Seratch Tablet and Pencil. .
Fourth Grade B and A Classen
- Boleniua Fourth Reader. B
Class; 80 cents; Natural Method
Fourth Reader. A Class (second
hand I; Hamilton's Arithmetic,
Book : 1, 76 cents; Geography,
-Journey In Distant Lands' B
Classi 11.08; Geography. Tarr
MeMurray. Book 1, Alas8.( sec
ond hand); English. Oral and
Written English. Book 1. 80 cenU;
Speller, New World, Book II. 52
cents; Music Reader. Book II. 72
cents; Dictionary, Winston. 11.20;
Lenses .Arithmetic Drills. 35
cents; Writing. Palmer Method. 20
ctats; Palmer Writing Paper, 25
cebts; Note Book, Language;
Spelling' Tablet (wide); Ink Tab
let, 8xll; Scratch Tablet and
pencil; Pens and Penholder; W'a
te- Colors; Embeco or Crayolas.'
Fifth Grade A 'and B Classes
Bolenius Fifth Reader, B Class,
84 cents; Natural Method Fifth
Reader. A Class, (second hand?
Hamilton's Arithmetic, Book 1, 76
cents; Music Reader. Book II. 72
cents; Tarr and MeMurray, Book
I, I (second hand); English, Oral
and Written, Book I, 80 cents;
Speller, New World. Book II. 52
cents; Dictionary, Winston. $1.20;
Hygiene. Healthy Living. Book I
7ft cents; Lennes Arithmetic Diille
351 cents; Writing, Palmer Meth
od. 20 cents; Palmer Method
Writing Paper, 25 cents; Note
Book, Language; Spelling Tablet
(Wide); Ink Tablet. .8x11;
Scratch Tablet and Pencil; pens
and Penholder; Water Colors.
Sixth Grade A and B Classes
: Bolenius Sixth Reader, B Class
8S cents; Everyday Classic Sixth
Reader.. A Class (second hand)
Hamilton's Arithmetic, Book II
S4 cents; Music Reader, Book III
76 cents; Stories of American his-i
toryi (Gordy) $1.12; Geography,
Brigham & McFarland, Book II.
CB. $1.96-; Tarr.fc. MeMurray Book
IlJ Sixth: As (second hand); Eng
lish, Ofal and'Written, Book I. 80
cents; New World Speller, Book
Jt, 62- cents;, Hygiene; Healthy
Living. Book II,. 8 cents; Diction
ary, Winston; $1.20; Lennes
Arithmetic Drills. 35 cents; Writ
ing, Palmer Method, 20 cents;
Palmer Method Writing Paper, 23
cents; Note Book Language; Spell.
in g" Tablet (wide); Ink Tahler
8xli; Scratch Tablet and Penf
cil; Pens and Penholder; Water
Colors., x
Seventh Grade A and R Claases
: Geography, Tarr and MeMurray',
Book II, (second hand) 7B; Spell
er. New World, 1 Book IIIJ 52
cents; Stone-Millis Arithmetic, 76
cents Palmer Writing Manual,
20 cents; Palmer Writing Paper,
2j cents; Gordy 'a American Begin
ninga in Europe, 7 A, $1.1 2;. Eng
lish, Oral and Written, Book JI
7B, 92 cents; Junior High Schoaf
Literature. Book 1,'-7A, $1.40; j
Lennes Arithmetic Drills 35 cental
1. 1 P.! Notebook, 75 cents;. Loose.
Leaf Spelling' Book, 25 cents;'
Scratch Tablet and Pencil.'
Eighth, Grade B aiict A Classes
' Gordy's History oL tie TJ.-.S
SB, $1.60; Mace's History, 8A.
(second hand);. Speller, New
World, Book HI. 52 cents; Stone
Millis Arithmetic 76 cents ;Engi
lith. Oral and Written, Book II.
92 cents; Junior High School Lit
erature, Book II, $1.50; Palmer
Vrltlng Paper, 25 cents; Palmer
Business Writing, 20 cents; Len
nes Arithmetic Drills, 35 cents;
I.I P. Notebook, 75 cents; Loose
Leaf' Spelling Book, 25 cents;
Scratch Tablet.
Princess Serves -
rjohnny CrpWa Party! L. L.
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' : - ; V.
f: -- Wow V ;
Mas
''Yankee fsilpa . and 'Yaiiiee
Nations' Leapue Brooke.
'Will Shitespeare's Little Lad"
Imogene Clark.
Pickett's Cap- Homer Greene
VThe Yoaag Forester Zane
'The Birds Christmas Carol"
K. D. Wiggin.
The Mother Goose' Primer" -
Belle Wiley. I
The New Cham pita Cyclopedia
for Young Folks"; Persona Arabi
an Nights Entertainments."
Jataka Tales Retold" E. C.
Babbitt.
"Six Nursery Classics" M. V.
O'Shea, editor.
'The Rose and the Ring W.
M. Thackarar.
The Cave Twins Mrs. L. F.
Perkins. . 1
The Spartan Twins- Mrs. L.
Fl Perkins. I 2
Pioneers and Pntriots'in Early
I American- History M. S. Dick
on: , '
'Stories of Pioneer Ufe for the
! Young- Readers' Florence Bass.
'Marching- to Victory C. C.
Coffla. ! iia
me wnue Indian Boy" E. N
I Wilson. J .
1
or
3
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"m i
I'.
n t u n M
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Princess Gabrielle ' Radxiwill,
member of a-once powerful Rus
sian family, now i a member of
the information section of the
League of Nations. lThe Prin
cess j served at a nurse on tb '
Persian border in the war, was
sent to Russia to renin', her
health in 1918, escaped to Eng
land, and has been with the
League ainoe 1920. t
i Ninth Grade B jind A 'Clats
Vard: Sentenceand Theme Re
vised. $1.35 .Wells & Hart Mod
em ; First Year Algebra. $1.16;
HogheV Community j Civics, 9B,
$1.40: Cowan & Wheatley: Oecu
patlea.v 9A Revised, $1.50r Hes-
POPULAR PICTURE HERE
MILTON' SILIii WILL BE RF.KX
AT THti BLIG1I TODAY
noon.
League to Meet
"Anpliea Design" will be the
topic this jeveming which Prof.: N.
B. Zane, of the art department of
the Unlvetsity of Oregon, will fol
low In hit lecture this evening in:
at' 2 o'clock : tor their, regular That if some merchants would
monthly social gatherlnr whieh tftj.-. th trouble ta find out the
will be m tne iorm or a rauy-aay amnnnt of monev sent to mallor
meeting. A gooa; program is oe-1 . - hoH4ie- trom the home city. It
mg- preparea aaa enjorao?f ald Kl e them a awful JolU
Milton Sills, well-known among I
the fans for his brilliant screen
work In "Th Honor System." and
Ethel Grey Terry, who will be re-,
roexnbered for her screen Interpre
tations .In "Skin DeeD.'" "Kick
Back" and other big films, are an
nounced as heading an excellent
cast In' "Why 'Women He-Marry
the picture announced as a feature-!
attraction at the Bligh theatre, be
ginning today.
As "big hearted Dan Hannon
the most lovable cop on the beat."
Sills Is said to again demonstrate
shvrlJunlor Science, $1.60; Hess-1 his right to first place In the ranks
I 'Side and'
Bacic-
Fastening
These excellently made gar
ments carry ah unusual
guarantee, from the manu
facturer they' are" uncon
ditionally guaranteed
'against- ripping or material
. imperfections. t Comtfning'
- style and comfort; sites 24
to 44. These' are special
valtfea'at
SL00
le-JunioT Science " Manual. 60
Crtut: Elementary Latin, Cllman
t-Henry, $1.40; I. P. Notebook.
75 cents; Scratch Tablet and Pen
cil., t
NEW v BOOKS AT
H PUBL1C LIBRARY
I of stardom.'
Sills has had' many roles during
his years on the stage and screen.
bnt he has never had one which
will so endear him to the hearts
of his fans, as the one In "Why
Women Re-Marry,
Peace River Joe"- J. P. Bab-
.cock.v -
i"DomInant Blood--t.R. E- Mc
Cluf; ... . .' ,
Skeeters Klrby E.' L. Mast
ers.l - rcrp
"The Boardman Family" M. S.
Watts.
Tbe Story, of Waitstill Baxter"
Mrs. K. D. S. Wiggin.
"Th Psychology of Religion"
WlUr: elble. - . .
K'jpcrtji4tleti)at of Doors"
hJ. p. Dean. .. . ;
( 'AdVehtures In Brotherhood"
Dorothy Qilee.- '
. ;The Palish Immigrant and His
Reading" Mrs. E. Ledbetter.
.XT. Si Military Academy, West
Point. N. Y. Bagle notes: The
handbook of the U. ! S. corps of
cadets. 1
f Un Epoch in Life Insurance"
-Ftlke A Carpenter. 1
t ...JA Study of the Modern Drama"
B. H. Clark,,,
"North America"J. R. Smith
"Commercial Policy in tha
French Revolution" F. L. Nnsa-
baam. ' - v '
I Foe the Chlldrea
TJo'a Boys" 1. M. Alcott. '
tLittle Men" Lr M. AleotU
GROCERY STORES SOLD
time U expected. kit members of
the' club am urged tai be present. ;
the auditorium of the Salem public Return From Beach
library. While the lecture will be I j Mr. and Mrs." R:. M.., Hot er tfre
at 8 o'clock, a business meeting home from Aate'v Beach where
of the league will be held at 7:45 (they i&re- domiciled ior, the sum-
o'clock at the call of the presi-1 mer' Other residents at the sum
dent. Dr. Mary C. Rowland, , j mer Colony who have returned
.The; public! is invited to meet home-are Mr. and Mrs- Hal D, Pat-1 nucb'baslness!
ijwaori-wuie. -i ton ana, -u K That heavy ; ppropriatiOM for
j !, v-.i.r-. A,. i i . 1 I business. . - ;
iav ncEinnin? ufiuner l. h iubt . i . ' i . -
" "T " . ' I a J : - I I TVi o f Tiav maVA (liaoa tnnrA.
WW': . priatlonsj that Is why' they 1 get
J Chapter O of k the PEO.: Sister- r,ch at tne expense of the local
ooa wrn me loajorrow merchant8
izl, .xr ,vx; i .-rflv YI I ' if local merchants paid
njrra ai ine-uyra aoraero?a vuun
eo desire.
That it would wake them up to
the fact that' in order to-compete
with the- mail-order houses, hey
should use the same- methods .;as
lused by the mail-order- houses
ADVERTISE!
That the mall-order .houses :
predate the Importance of adver
tising. That is why ' they get so
f V
I COCIAI-4 CAIXinA I
W ; TODAY
i
General! meetlnar of the Salem
Arts leaeue. Salem rublic library. 1 street. This will be the second
vf ..o'clock,: -i Prof. - N.-,B., Zane, I September; meeting pf ' the chap-
- iffeaker'publlc ' Invited. :Jter. ' ', w j
. Barbara Frletchie sewing Jclub; J J - I
Mn ' Wlnrion.. fihfnn North I MISS HodOe tO-TeOCfl
Fifth streiet. ! : i :, Miss Frances Hodge, daughter
Idies4Aid' of the" Christ Luth- of Mr.i and- Mrs D. A. Hodge, .left
. .n ,hh iM Ar S. yesterday for Springfield, Oregon,
isth .tJi nvinrfc " I where she will spend the coming
, . Silver tea. i First EVangellcal win teacher oh the Bprlng-
.St.K mr,., T.lh-r4 Anrf Peter oign scnooi lacuuy. r. ana
street.' o'clock. ... Mrs.: Hodge; werhokU at dinner
AS MUCH ATTENTION TO LO
CAL ADVERTISING AS THEY
SHOULD, - THE MAIL-ORDER
HOUSES WOULDN'T DO MUCH
BUSINESS. " ;
Royal Neighbors sewing club'.
Mrs. A. AL Bunn, 2235 Hazel ave-i
nue, hostess. Alday meeting.
. Count-On-Me class of the First
Baptist churchj; .olockr;.VC?li.t'ca
parlors, ; ; ' Jt, , :l . ;
.Formal! tea; honoring Miss Ra
chel Chambers of Redding Pa.
Mrs. J. W". Chambers'. Mrs 1. R.
Chambers; Mp. J. W. Chambers,
Jr. and Mrs. Carl T. Pope, hos
tesses. 1263 Court street.
; Chapter G of the.PEO sister-1 nans.' iirs. Munn is now on a
looa. Mrs.i w. it. uyra, iiusicts. i iour wks7 visii in me east, so
, f Friday " J was unable to preside at the meet
Reception , honoring. Dr. and ling.. Other of fleers I were elected
Mrs. Norman Kendall Tully. First las follows: i Mrs. C. M. Landaker,
Presbyterian church, 7:80 o'clock. I vice president; Mrs. J. H. Jenni-
t'i Salem iGarden' club. Chamber json, secretary, and1 Mrs.' Louisa
of Commerce rooms, 8 o'clock.'," . J Krapps recording secretary;
. - s ''"IT 'Saturday '-"? 1 Plans were made during the af
. AAUW.". LuBchaon ,mtJ2g at 1 ternooa for the- lara hear tooth
Jiarion hoteL ( , , Jat the state fair.
on Sunday,; Inviting guests
their -daughter's pleasure.
Home From Beach.
- Mrs- W. Carlton Smith returned
home on Monday , of. this week
from her -summer 'home at Nes
kowin where she has; spent a large
part of the summerJ ; ';
TT f m TT T"J - -a . ' tmr
; Mrs. J J. Nnnn was re-elected
president of the WCTU at the
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Remember
TOLLABLE
DAVID?
i and, how it hit
your soul?
Well, here Is his first
big drama since
' V : " SEE
rSOUL FUIET
with, -
! RICltARD
BARTIIEOIESS
'.;.--..:
OREGON
FRIDAY
ppnnp
j LiUii Li U
O-R-E-G-O-N
f THE HOME OF QUALITY" riCTtfllKH,- ?.
MUSIC AXI RER1CE .
NEW ;
TODAY
1"..;...
!- .WEDXEiDA' V 1
and
THURSDAY"
A COMEDY OF LAUGHS
AND TEARS; A DRArA
OF TICKLES AND MOCK
HEROICS. . h .... .
A Tipplingr, tippling stream
of fun and laughs. That's
How -Baxter Butted; In."
SPOKANE. Sept. By As
sociated Press.) Purchase of two
Spokane wholesale' grocery com
panies for $1,000,900' by the
Powell-Sanders company, whole
sale grocers of Spokane, was com
pleted here late today. The Ben-
ham-Griffltk and B. L. Gordon
companies, both pioneer companies
of the city, were taken over by
the Powell-Sanders company.
Percy Powell, for the last aix yeara
a resident of Loa Angeles, will be
president of the company.
te-'."
Brassieres,
Included At
This Price
but most effective. ' Its sixri-
plicity niakea for tbe. greatest
possible degree of romfcrt. yet
tioes not diminish the bust con- ;
. - ... A
nntng reaturea of the garment.
Ideal for the school girl. Sites
i2. 34; Z. brocage sed isee.
,' Cokrs flesh nd peach, new
$1.00
i.
alrm Vrtvilntc Deprtmrtit Store
,:,..',Avy:i.
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Mcdonald
Ob TTi
GOUK5-VOICra
WURLXTZER
cokxdt: kxwi
i:vi:.i.a ugc
f . ' ... . ' ' '..'' .
of
I Jusi another value demonstration in which we' pass
these unusual' values: to you: ' Here1 are Coats' that are
faithful exponents of the new modes, each possessing es'
ceptionarindrvidual personality. . v ,
. - ..-r.. , .:-. k , -w . .- .
Many are shown with collars, cuffs and bands of soft;
luxurious fur, while; others' posse&f a touch of charm in
their stitching and braiding1. Every woman in need of a
Coat will find this the opportunity of the season for there
are Velours, Bolivias and Broadclbths priced.at
, . .-..'-.
Qnallty
Merchandise .
Pcptilar Prices
PcrSca nr. J
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