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Salem Woman's Club ' ,
Bridge Tea Is
Successful Affair
.more sojcces8fnl affair In th
hispj of the Salem Woman's
clu1 haa ever been sponsored as
far i card parties are concerned,
than the benefit bridge tea of yes
terday afternoon; at which guests
at a total Of 38 tables were In play.
The entire clnb auditorium was
decorated in an enchanting man
ner, baskets of dogwood, tulips,
lilacs, narcissi, apple blossoms,
Scotch broom and stock in art
baskets, and, jardenierea - outlining
both rooms. On, the tea table a
particularly loyely blue art basket
tied with gold ribbon, and filled
with apple blossoms, tulips, lilacs
and pink: stock centered" thou table.
Pink candles flowed in silver hold
Mrs.E. E. Bragg won the after
noon's highest score, while the sec
ond prise went to Mrs. Max Page.
Mrs. W. E. Anderson was gen
eral . chairman of the affair, with
Mrs. William McGJlchrist heading
the bridge committee and Mrs.
J. T. Whlttig the committee , for
the tea. Their assistants included
Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.- Walter J.
Kirk, Mrs. Walter,' Page, .Mrs. A.
N. Moore s, Mrs.- Clifford Farmer;
Mrs. John I. Itanr',.;3rs. Herbert
Stiff, Mrs. W. H. Jarby, Mrs. Wal
tfer Pennington, Mrs. P. TJ Quis-
enberry, Mrs., P. Myers, Mrs. F.
G. Bowersox, Mrs. Earl Kennell,
Mrs. Ray Hartnfan,.Mrs C. E.
Stricklin, Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs.
B. B. Herriek, Mrs. John IL Bro
phy, Mrs. William Busick," , Mrs.
Alfred Berg, Mrs. J. H. Willitt.
Mrs. Guy O. Smith, Mrs. J. D. Fo
ley, Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrst-W.
G. Allen and Mfs. C. H.. Robertson
Exceedingly delightful musical
numbers added still greater pleas
ure to the afternoon. Miss- Nancy
Thielsen, accompanied by Dr. R.
W. Hans Seitz, Mrs. Martin-Fsere-shetlan,
accompanied by Miss
Truth Huston; and , fairs. Carl
Webb and Mrs. T H. Galloway,
accompanied by. Mrs. J.. E. , Law,
all gave vocal numbers, with each
inging adding , an encore. - Over
180 were, taken in during the af
ternoon .-
Those playing at the -tables yes
terday were Mra. Walter: l Spaul-
ding, Mrs. W, T. Grler, Mrs. W. J.
Busick, Mrs. P. A. Eiker, Mrs. B.
Bv Herriek, Mrs. C. S. Pratt, Mrs.
L. A. Grote, Mrs. C. A. Miller, Mrs.
. Lawrence Imlah, Mrs. W. A. John
son. Sipnj Carl Armstrong, Mrs. W.
"EL, Gc!r Mrs. W. X. Stale. Airs.
J. B. Hosford, Mrs A. T. Wain,
Mrs. J. B. Craig, Mrs. Harold
Grady. Mrs. L.i C. Farmer, Mrs.
Barrel! Proctor Mrs. Gas Hizson,
Mrs. H. J. Wiedmer, Mrs., George
King, Mrs. A. S. Hussey, Mrs. A. I..
Wallace, Mrs. KarlG. Becke, Mrs.
Ronald E. Jones, Mrs. B. F. Forbes
Jr., Mrs. E. P. Thorn, Mrs. Chester
Downs, Mrs. White, Mrs. William
Mott, Mrs; Raymond Walch, Mrs.
Kenneth Brown, Mrs. Walter Page,
Mrs. Leo Page, Mrs. E. M. Page.
Mrs. T. H. Galloway, . Mrs. Carl
Webb, Mrs. G. R. Vehts, Mrs. J. E.
Law, Mrs. E. Hartley, Mrs. C. K.
SpaUldlng, Mrs. Stricklin, Mrs.
John Brophy, Mrs. C. R. Bennett,
Mrs. C. V. McKelvey, -. Mrs. Bert
Fiack, Mrs. Rose C. Bidwell, Mrs.
losepn, smiu, Airs. r. n. oiuiup,
Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner, Mrs.
C. S. Hamilton, Mrs. A. C. Gragg,
Mrs. E. E. Hinges, Mrs. L. C. Dem
arest, Mrs. James H. 'Jennings.
Mrs. H. G. Maison. Mrs. Jesse R.
George, .Mrs. Earl Paulsen, Mrs.
Paul-F. Burr is, Mrs. R.. Down
ing," Mrfi. CJB. Bates. Mr J. C.
Carried Mrs. Bliss Darby Mrs.
Homer Goulet, Mrs., Clyde tApper
Bon, Mrs. . C. II. Robertson, Mrs.
U. G. Shipley, Mrs. George Crater,
Mrs. R. W. Hans Seitz, Mrs. Harry
Belt, Mrs. G. L. Newton, Mrs. Will
Moore, Mrs. Charles Stricklin, Mrs.
Fred Powell, Mrs. W. A. Mullen,
Mrs. H. O. White, Mrs. Earle X
'Fisher, Mrs. E. A. Kurts, Mrs. C.
F. Patton, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs.
Arthur Moore, 'Mrs. Walter Pen-
CHILDREN'S
NURSE RESUMES
; EtfllllTIES
Praises Lydia Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
"I have taken LydlaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound-for some time
I and I would not
be .without it In
the house. As I
am a children's
nurse, I have to
be on my feet a
great deal and
your medicine
has helped me
wonderfully.' I
was hardly; able
to do my house
work, when I be
gan j taking it,'
. and cow 1 am a strong .and well
wnman ihl tn Ar. elf that and KO
oat nursing besides. I have also
' used the Sanative Wash and found
. it - beneficial." Mas.. Gesraxroar L.
Stewaet, X03'Davl5 St Green
field, Mass x - ' '
- Vah abU for Wtakrmta
T ! have found Lydia E. PJnk
, ham's .Veg table Compound a valu
able medic ne for weakness. Mas.
J. A Prersc i,Box 3 97. Lancaster, Pa.
Hundred of letters like these are
received bi the Plnkham Medicine
Cfcw Lynn J Mass, - Xrom gratefui-J
An . whlv. MV that - thfil hooIMa.
ti&a ImprovM since taking Lydia E.
riiara'a Vejab!a Cosp.Qusd, i
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nington, Mrs. Louis Fisher of SU
verton. i
Mrs. George White, Mrs. W. E.
Burns, Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrs.
V. N. Dias, Mrs. J. R. Pollock, Mrs.
G. W. Laflar, Mrsl Roy Rbmalne,
Mrs. Walter Buckner, Mrs. J. J.
Roberts, Mrs. E. F. Slade, Mrs.
Allan Carson, Mrs. T. A. Livesley,
Mrs. T. K. Ford, Mrs. S. Breiten
stein Mrs. F. Jaskoski, Mrs. John
B. Nathman, Mrs. W. H. Byrd,
Mrs. E. M. Hoffnell, Mrs. H. T.
Love, Mrs. Seymour arones, Mrs.
Rose W. Babcock, Mrs. F. E. Sher
wln, Mrs. W. W, Rosebraugh, Mrs.
F. E. Shafer, Mrs. E. E. Bragg,
Mrs. Dfllard Elklns, Mrs. Dough
ton, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Arthur
Johnson, Mrs. - Orris Fry, Mrs. E.
V. McMechan. Mrs. Paul Hen
dricks, Mrs. Aaron Sample, Mrs.
Newell Williams. Mrs. J. E. Fitz
gerald.' Miss Pauline Gabriel,'Mrs.
Harry WiUet, : Mrs. Harry Weis,
Mrs. Guy .O. Smith, Mrs. W. A.
Siewert, Mrs. D. X. Beechcler, Mrs.
J.. G, Heltxel, Mrs. W. E. Hansen,
Mrs. B.. Griffin, Miss Bertha Thom
as, Mrs. Mocett Bell, Mrs. Freder
ick Brocjc. Mrs. L., P. Aldrick, Mrs.
L. Blaisdell, Mrs. George Carberry
of Indeoendence. Mrs. A. E. Huck-
estein, Mrs. Rhea Luper, Mrs.i
Ralph Larraway, Mrs.! Walter J.
Kirk, Mrs. Herbert Roome, Mrs.
Lewis -Griffith, Mrs.j'Edgar T.
Pierce, Mrs. -P. D. Qulsenberry,
Mrs. Henry C. Findleyi Mrs. C. J.
Healr. Mrs. E. Eckerlin, Mrs. T.
D. McClain and Mrs. G,
man.
E. Schune-
Wedding in Corvallis
. The home oB Dr. and Mrs. J. R.
N. BellLin Corvallis was the scene
of the wedding on Easter Sunday,
at 10i30 o'clock in the morning
of Miss Wanda Stevenson and
Paul Wallace Boyd. Dr. Bell per
formed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd left, for La Grande, in
tending to make their- home in
eastern Oregon for a time.
Cooked Food Sale
The Sons of Veterans' Auxiliary
will sponsor a rooked food sale on
Saturday, April 10, at,Neimeyer's
Drug store. All members -of the
auxiliary are expected to contrib
ute donations.
Nomination of Officers at
Woman's Club Saturday
"' Of particular Interest in the
way of business at the first April
meeting of the Salem Woman's
club on Saturday afternoon ar the
club house will be the nomination
of officers for the new year. Of
ficers are elected annually and
the personnel of the new ticket is
awaited with 'interest.
At the meeting Saturday dele
gates to the county convention
which will meet here on April 2 2
will be selected. '. , l !
Xtev;t Marttai Fereshetian will
contribute the program at this
meeting, speaking . on a phase of
American literature. Mrs. T. S.
Roberts will arrange special
music.
Carnation Club V
Mrs. Annie I. High will enter
tain members of the Carnation
club this afternoon at her home,
698 N. Liberty street.
Kensington Club
The members of the Kensington
club' will be entertained, today at
the home of Mrs. George King,
on Court street.
Guest From Stayton
Mrs. William H. Tate of Stay
ton was a house-guest over the
Easter week-end of her daughter.
Mrs. E. M. Page.
Easter Guests at
Goulet Home
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goulet en
tertained as their guests Easter
Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Wil
liamson and children, Walter and
Josephine, and Dr. and Mrs, Thos.
J. Anders-and daughter Jean, all
of Portland. An attractively ap
pointed Easter dinner was a feat
ure of the day.
St. Joseph's Society to
Sponsor Dance
The. St. Joseph's club will spon
sor a dance Friday evening, April
9, at St. Joseph's auditorium, cor
ner Chemeketa and Winter streets.
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Social Calendar
Today .
Bridge ;tea, Mrs. F. G. Delano,
Mrs. Elmer Daue, and Mrs. Leon
Gleason, hostesses.
Kensington club. Mrs. George
King hostess.
WRC Ladies' Aid. Miss Ada
Simpson, Garden road, hostess.
Loyal Women's- class of the
First Christian church. Church
parlors, 2:30 o'clock.
Thursday club. Mrs. E. C.
Cross, Mrs. H. B. Thielsen, and
Mrs. Russell Catlin, hostesses.
Mrs. Cross's home.
Carnation club. Mrs. Annie B.
High, hostess.
Friday
Post-lenten party, Mrs. Walter
L. Spaulding. Mrs. Roy Mills, and
Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith hostesses.
"Drusilla with a Million." En
dorsed film at First Congrega
tional church under sponsorship of
Woman's Union.
First Presbyterian Missionary
society. Church parlors, 2:30
o'clock.
Woman's society of First Bap
tist church. Mrs. W. C. Pickens
hostess.
Saturday "
Salem Woman's Club, club
house 2:30 o'clock.
Formal party at Mountain View
Turfleld Denton Schindler, host;
Cooked food sale. Sons of Vet
erans' Auxiliary. Neimeyer's
Drug store.
The All-Stars orchestra will f urn
ish the music ?
Patronesses are Mrs. A. A. Mick
el. Mrs. Joe Lebold. Mrs. Shields;
Mrs. Ed Heenan, Mrs. Theo Barr
and Mrs. John Nathman. The general-committeeUndudes
T. A. Hln
deshaw, S. J. Gentkow, A. Schneid
er, Miss Josephine Barr and Miss
Mardett Heenan.'
Baptist Woman's
Society to Meet
Mrs. W. C. Pickens will be hos
tess for the Woman's society of
the First Baptist church at her
home, 10 North Seventeenth, on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. S. Yail
will have charge of the devotional,
while Mrs. Earl Gregg will-be the
leader for the general lesson topic,
fThe Pearl of the Orient." Special
musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. E. 1L Shanks and Miss1 Mlna
Gile. . If ' ' '-t ;
Salem, Matron Returns
From California ?
The many Salem friends of Mrs.
Minnie D. Baker are happy to wel
come her home after a 12 weeks
absence in California. Mrs. Baker
arrived in Salem Tuesday, evening,
motoring north, with, her nephew
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Beals. Mrs. Baker had many In
teresting trips throughout south
ern California.
Attend Concert in Portland
Miss Lena Belle Tartar, Miss
Etta White, Mrs. Alice Thomp
son, Miss Gretchen Kreamer, and
Miss Helen Ingrey were among
those from Salem in attendance at
the concert given - by Roland
Hayes, famous .. Negro tenor, in
Portland last might, at the Muni
cipal: Auditorium.
Woman's Benefit
Association
At the meeting of the Woman's
Benefit association this evening
arrangements will be made for
transportation to the rally meeting
at Corvallis which will take place
on Aril 12, the date having been
changed. "
St. Paul's Guild to
Sponsor Silver Tea
At the meeting; of St. Paul's
Guild this week at the home of
Mrs. C. C. Page plans were made
for a large benefit bridge tea
which will be an event of next
Thursday afternoon, April 15. at
the home of Mrs. Frank Spears,
13 th and. Chemeketa streets. Mrs.
Russell Catlin will be hostess with
Mrs. Spears. ." v "v, .,
Reservations for the afternoon
may be made by calling Mrs. Cat
lin, Mrs. Spears, or Mrs. William
Neimeyer, president of the Guild.
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Guests at Keskowin
!Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs. Bert
Fprd, and Mrs." Donald Young are
spending the first April weeks at
the Griffith summer home at Nes
kowin.. , i
Thursday Club' to Meet -
Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. H. B.
Thielsen, and Mrs. Russell Catlin
will be hostesses this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Cross for. the
April meeting of the Thursday
club.
Writers Holder irst Picnic ;
Meeting of Season at Ebla
Thel home of (Miss Marie Rob
erts, at Eola, was the scene of the
firsts April, meeting of the Writ-'
ers. section of the- Salem Arts'
League, with delicious buffet sup
per preceding the program.
- - A number- of guests were pres
ent for the evening, including
Mrs. J. R. Carruthers of (Alberta,
Canada; rs. f Lewis l Greene
Nellie Rowland) of Portland.
Mrs. B. Brunk of Eola, 'and Dr.
Mary C Rowland., 1 ;
The program'
essay by Dr. James Lisle on
"Science and pvolutlon," after
which the guests werre interested
in hearing the
( Continued
opened with an
review, with ex
tracts of a numper of the poems.
on page 1S-V
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Yes. This Is a Real Broom Sale
And they are real brooms that we are selling. We
have divided them into three lots at three special
prices. These prices are good for both Friday and
Saturday of this week or until the lots are sold out,
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LOT NO. 1
Thesei are full 16" stock all fine grade corn,
with varnished handles -well sewed and
weigh , an average of two pounds per broom
Special price only
5.0c
LOT NO. 2
This lot of a finer grade stock, and not much
, heavier, with painted handle and measures
full 17" stock a broom that ought; to bring
$1.25 but we sell them for-week-end Specials
For Only
75i
LOT NO. 3
Our very highest quality brooms. They are
the best of fine stock. -Extra well sewed
finished handles and they come in both light
and5 heavy weight. They go this week end
For Only
1.00 each
We will have to limit the. sale of these to not over
4 brooms to one customer. This is your chance to
supply jyour spring needs v at a price that you won't
' get; again soon. u . V.; , ----.
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Men's Printed Shirts . $1.00 Printed Cotton Voiles, yd. 29c
Here's your opportunity to stock up on real Shirt values all new
designs all sizes. Collar and neck bands.
-Many of these carry an absolute color fast guarantee. Values
to $1.00 in lot. M : ! M
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Women's Fabric Gloves . 79c New Cretonnes, yd. . . . 35c
Fancy cuffs embroidered in bright colors all sizes. Values
to $1.50.
Women's Fancy Garters . 29c
These are newest novelties direct from New York. Values to 50c.
1 Bath Salts, Powder . . $1.00
jj This set would ordinarily sell for $2. tWe bought them purposeT
fl ly for this sale.
j Two tone Ribbons . . Ms price
HI Fine satin lingerie in pastel shades, narrow and medium widths.
Spring prints in Cretonnes. Values to 49c yard. For panels and
valance.
Ruffle)d-Cfyrtains, pair, . $1.98
-High gralde ruffled curtains, picoted edge. Marquisettes,
Regular $3.75. , v;i. j-- ,
Men 's Corduroy Pants, $2,85
Regular $4.50 values in men's dark corduroys. Made for. service.
Beauty Treasure Chest, $1.39
Boncilla products including Jiemon laoton -Talpum--Iasmic J
Pack Shampoo Vanishing Cream - Cold Cream Face Pow-
der. Regular $2.45 value. . .. . i
Rayon Comb Suits ... $1.98 Miller's special Soap, . . 5c
Lace trimmed, excellently tailored peach, pink and orchid. See
this splendid value tomorrow!
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Miller's special Soap is guaranteed to be good quality. It is made . j f
by Palm Olive. Regular value 10c. f 1
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BASEMENT
Pure Linen, 36 in. . . . . 49c Ruffled Curtains, yard . 98c
Dress Linen in all the new colors-such as rose, tan, orchid, pink,
'.I .hluc. tancrerine and ffrev.
Ruff led Curtains in' plain white or white with pink, blue or yellow
ruffle. i
Table Cloths, 64x72 . . $1.48 Plaid Blankets, . . . . $1.19
Hemmed ready for use in eight different patterns for breakfast
p nooks, picnics, outings, etc.
1 Good quality Sateen, yd. 32c
rt 16 colors in this Sateen that you ordinarily buy at 49c yard.
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j Shadow Lingerie, yard . 29c
--Soft, delicate colors in this, shadow lingerie cloth See window
M display,
This is a real bargain in Blankets regular size 64x7(6. .Singles
in pink, tan and blue plaids. '
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Lunch Kits, Bottle, . . $1.48
The workman 8 friend. Kit ana Dottie worxn
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Larae Clothes Baskets, . 98c
Large size clothes Baskets. Gooa durable ones. r
Curtain Nets, yard
32c
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-Milan Straws at only 25c. See them
boys and ' ' .-!"-
tomorrow." Block hats, for Ji
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AM Art Silk;from Tbekto Top
Burson Seamless Hosiery
Our basement features a big quantify of artificial silk service
Hose in Bui-son's seamless. Art silk from; top to toeafine
looking number in colors Nude, Skin, Rosewood; Tan, Beige, Gun-
metal, siiver and black.
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