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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1925)
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECOD3ER 2, 1925, 10 Mr. and : Mrs. Carl Engslrom and daughter. Miss Maude, and son Lawrence, entertained as dinner ; guests on Thanksgiving day Miss Gertrude Engslrom of Albion, Mich., Allen Moore of Presidio, Cal., Hiram Moore of Sa lem, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ij. Moore of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiedel and sons,- Harvey Her and Donald Kiedel of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burk and daughter Helen Ruth and son Harold of Vernonia. Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kirby to their friends after December 10, on route 5. Mr. Buckles is the new foreman at the'Meaddwlawa dairy.-. " ; '" -V.' Mrs. Buckles for the last 4 years has clerked at Directors Dept store. . . . - Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Bradford, Miss' Minnie "and Edna 'Miller," Miss Pauline Pierce, Mrs. Anna Shank, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. BHckles, Mrs. C. Larwood, Mrs. S. Director, June Director, Ruth Director, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reiser and daughters, Estella and Reita, Miss Mary Peck, Mr. and AlraiW. MoNair, LoTeni gchnuelle, Myrtle Kibby, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lattin Harold Lattta, Ben and Mrs. Shanks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Croner. Mr. and. Mrs. F. L. .Denni son and son Virgil. The out of town guests were Donald Kuhn of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs.JHcDulin of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lattin of Eugene, Mr. Court. Lattin of EugeneT and Mr. Willis Clutter of Albany. and Mrs. Helen Iler of Lebanon, Ore. 1 ''?,- r- :: i - The Jkjusic TeJicherS Associa tion will meet next Monday even ing December 7.' at the home of Miss Elma Weller on North Lib date was accepted as July 16 1773. Perlas was married four III times and was father of 12 child ren. He was the only man in the Island -known to have seen .the grandsons -of his grandsons. Ctattaaed from pmf 7) Assisting in the serring in din ing room" wereiliases Mary Peck, Pauline Pierce, Myrtle Kibby, Min nie Miller, Edna Miller and Mrs, Velma Bradford. .; i "v l ' ,a Mr. and Mrs. Buckles left for a trip north, her going away attire was of navy blue twill with small hat to match. On their return .will be at home erty street. , MI ST CJXSE XECK AT CHURCH DIES AT 152 FROM MALARIA VIENNA In several Jewish synagogues notices have appeared stating that women will be ad mitted to services only if they wear dresses closed at the neck. MANILA At the reported age of 152, Marario Perlas succumbed to an attack of malaria- His birth r (ALC THIS WEEK) & a 4-J f v-' w y r f - w .. ..... -- . i i i: ening i, Specials TOYT0WN ES READY Sf";! Graraidl penning . 1. Toyjtowm Today jjL Jtwffim fj if M ! I (Wednesday, December 2) ' jL' lt VI m Toytown officially opens today at 9 o'clock. And it will ' ' flA-"wrHW'" Wlr tWl ' be a joyous occasion for children and grown ups, for we y &0Jr: Tei ilMv wi in h planned this opening many months ago, planned to have S ' ZMZ ---4rW il J V the best toytown opening ever witnessed in Salem. Our - : Uv0T -T 9 .r'SrfjtW vM ( six windows of toys tell the story of this grand showing -J- AsTy V j rtfW II fli and, downstairs are to be found toys from every corner of jfy'ji M ". An X W iW M the globe. Brand new toys that do almost anything you J? uf4yr IJ T Jr "" W tynrA coud as tnem Jumping toys, walking toys, talking sfi$K j3 "rJl w i'l ''( tL toys, mechanical toys of every description, and dolls v$ts VaI- " lir-l wfflttS. enough to make any little girl's eyes dance with anticipa- x'd'ttfflfok " " y UWI on Christmas is in the air and in especial abundance By ' Jj jfly f 'ISl in Toyland. Drop in and enjoy it, whether you want to ' W ' 11 Plj ll1'1! " FREE TOYS ON OPENING DAYI , . VjlJLll'l lit ''--- V sf (fyh: f J, ' ffflnT tne 'r9t one thousand children (when accompanied by 4!TTI V'.'.!I- IrlZry"'- " xri 'xfllff'fffil Tfvl' adults) we will give a fine little mechanical novelty free! Be ' AC"'" f ly SUre U11( Cme t0day opeuins ay' aa one thousaUlI wil1 prob- ' ' YBSyr X Lssss-SJ - fern tT& - , - ' , ' ; ' Tnvtnwn in eala fashion, we're decided to make some very special prices. Early shoppers will appreciate this as it n.'t.n tlmm Ilia arivnntilPR n f saving.' Plus the best choice that is always of fered the first shopper. Express Wagons $1.95 --This Express Wagon ia made of oak with wood wheels. It is a very practical gift, one that will be used the year ground. Hobby Horses $198 A pair of Hobby Horses with chair be tween. An attractive gift . for boy or girl. Regular value $3.00. Kay-Dee Cars $2.79 The Kay-Dee Cars are "substantial and afford raucli amusement. Can be taken down easily for packing. Regular value m $3.50. A d o: . 09 A. Symphony Pianos $2.98 -This Piano is 20 inches long and 1$ inches high quite a musical instrument. Regular value $3.50. - Small Pianos , 49c A quantity of these permits us to make this special price. Regularly they sell at 75c. Large Teddy Bears $1.98 Extra large Teddy Bears selling regu larly at $2.45. Every child should place an order to Santa for one of these.. e o J Doll Beds 89c s Doll Beds that fold up with mattress. Rose and blue. Regular value $1.35. Large Doll Beds $1.49 Folding Doll fied with bedding complete. Blue and. pink. Regular $1.85 value. Kitchen Cabinets 89c Oak Kitchen Cabinets fitted up with utensils" and groceries. A very fine gift for her doll. Regular value $1.25. yheel Barrows 49c All metal Wheel Barrows. Durable and gifty Regular value 60c. Locomotives $1.39 This massive Locomotive is 26 inches long and is one of the famous "Hill Climb er" toys. Regular value $1.C5. StreetCars $1.39 "Hill Climber" Street Car. 22 Vi inches long, 1 inches. high, regular value $1.05. Battleships $1.39 "Hill Climber" Battleships, IS inches long, a real toy very practical. Regular " -value $1.65: ft. AM 01 C Hook and Ladder $1.39 Hook and Ladder outfit, on trucks, three feet of ladders-Truck 21 inches long. Regular value $1.65. Red Rocking Chairs 59c For a few days we will sell this Red Rocking Chair at 59c. It is large enough for a. child or can be used for large doll. r Sport Coupe , $1.98 Sport Coupe with .rubber tires, dise wheels and spare, 17 14 inches long. Regu lar value $2.25. Baby Dolls -Talking and Walking. Dolls fully dressed in toiles and. organdies, lace trimmed, real hair. Large size 22 inches long.;. Sale price $2.48. Only a few dozen in this very, attractive offer, . . . ay -a "J -i - Baby Dolls $1.89 17 inch Baby Doll that talks and is fully dressed. Real i baby like and generously sized. See them in our windows. ; 'J lr SSL FT. . -IK" - - - . . fi-i . Salem's Leading Department Store I 'i . w ....V- ... ".. . '-."... ''j':-''. . ' .
