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Jean MacKcnzie Becomes;' '
Bride of Dr A'.pti Pearson ,
at Church Ceremony
i ,Tbe weddinr of Miss Jean -Mac-
Kenile, youngest daughter of 'Mr.
and Mrs. T. 43.'MacKenie, to Dr.
r A. . N. . Pearson ': of Kelso Wash.,
was solemnised In a beautiful and
im pressle' manner at 2 '. 3 0 o'clock
' Sunday, June 20, at 4he First COn-
rregational chnrch. V Dr. w: XI.
Kantner, using the single ring ser-.
vice, was the officiating clergyman.
The altar of the chnrch-wascon-
tprted Into a TeHtiblegarden how-,
ei .with lattices Intertwined-with
Dorothy Perkins Tbses-sand-'eUs-A'twof'
hydrangea arranged -with
a bank Kf snapdragons, ocean
'I sprar an Canterbury hens' lit tall
jEoor basket and hanging baskets.
A "basket bt ' lotely salmon pink
vniRdragotf s,' with fernj Twrtpended
on the chandellecjibpre the altar
rae a crowning touch to the-bow-er.gl
The" choir balcony waa lso
aprotrttl deeorated wlth ibaa-j
. orations were; arranged - by: Miss
Oda Chapman. - ;?ff -
Bef bre'tlie entrancfirbt the brid-.
al' party rMfo Minnie : Pearson of
Portland, Bister f.tne groomaang
"Because. A "girls quartet from
' Kel8o,-Wash.rtralneJ by th bride,
gatet an ' exceptldnally be'autf ul
rendition of ,-"At .Dawnlngy The
personnel of the auaHeWach:glrI
- gowned: in white, .-4ncladed t.illss
Alln, CarrolIMisBilrene Johns6n,
, Miss ' Helen" Searsi "MissVFranees
' SlSlerririd. Wc6mpanl8t;M,lss
;Jean- Gray. - VMr,M Frank y Zlnn,
. -. chnrchoTganlst, presided ; at b the
organ for the "Wed d trig marches;'
! The brlde-made a charming pic
ture, as she kpfproached- the" altar
on iihm arm i bt 'her father, who
gate her in ; marriage: Her,,wed
dirtg gowh'was a becoming .mode
ofhtte -satin back; erepe " worn
witat a.f ull lengthVTeii; boond with
- fine: lace and worn witbr coronet
' of orange bloesoms. Her bouQuet
was"ftioTe!y ahower fof pphella
' roses and sweet peas. . . 'r; ;
. Mrs. E.B. MacKenxie of Seattle
a sister of .the bride, was the ma
ttnn of honor. , Her rown ; waa a
lorely creation of apricot satin
' back' crepe." ' Her ; bouquet was? of
avMt mai and snapdragons. She
wore Jarose picture hat.
Miss Elga Pearson! ! Portland,
asister of ' the groom and Miss
Gladys Benson of Eugene were the
bridesmaids. "Miss : Pearson wore
. gold messaline and Miss Benson
orchid taffeta. IThey, as well? aa
; the matron of honor, carried beaut-,
timt arm bouaoets of snapdragons
aid'sVeet peas.1? ' ' t
Little Miss Doris MacKenzle of
Seattle, a niece-ot the bride, was
r ring-ibearer. She mnde an attrae-tiT-picture
In green organdy.. The
. ring was carried in a rose- in the
. . VeaH' of a Colonial bouquet 'with
a ribbon shower of sweet -peas.
"Joe Pearson of Pasadena, CaL
came north' to serye aa best man
for -his brother. The ushers-: in
rinded Eir B.-MacKenile of Seattle
tad Carl "Anderson of Lewlslon,
idiho:- - - - r . f
Dr. Pearson, a prominent dentist
of - Kelso, la v the son of Mrs. "J o-
- n Pearson of . Portland. lmr
mediately after , the ceremony.
recepUonSforthe twedding party
" and. relatives was held at the ittac-
Kenzie home. Mrs. E. Welch and
ti e" Misses "Elizabeth and Nona
Welch" were , in Charge of the re-
ireshments.- -i -t ;' i'- ;-' -
lAter in the afternoon Dr. and
.. Jli'rsr Pearson ' left bymbtorr,f0r
IJlmroaCT10"' no thefTTacKenxie.
A fter August 1 tney ifcTll be at
home to i their many friends at
t . Darts terraces, Kelso. t ; . ;
i Ttr the past -two years' Mrs.
Peawon, mho Is a particularly ac
' comnlisbed Touna: woman, - has
been a member of the' high school
fauulty at Kelso. She is a gradu
' ate of the Unirersity of Oregon
Both Dr. and Mrs. icarson, are
highly esteemed by a host of
friends. ,
Among the out of torn n. guests
In attendance at the wedding were
Johanna Pearson ot Portland, the
mother of the groom: Mr. and
UtT Fred Fitxe, 'an -Mrs.' -K. P.
Donrille of Cotur dAlehe, Idaho
Mrs. Elmer Campbell .of Westboro
- ;WIs., Mr. and rMrs.- Carl 'Anderson
and two sons ot Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Crouch and son Donald
' t Kelso, Miss, Bonnie Jeffreys of
'Kelso, Mr. aiid Mrs. ' Jm Buchan
j .an, and daughter Mary of Kelso.
- .nd Mr. and Mrs, H. II. Hunt and
daughter. Bernice, also of Kelson
Jlr." and Mrs. Dana Newton of Se
iii'tle, and a number' of members
..of the bridal party. - ' '
"Miss Weller to- Present , - -
Pupils in Interesting Recital
An attractire recital ox tne
. . month will take place at the resi
, dence studio of ' Elma Weller ait
. 695 North Liberty street this re
.J lug when a group of piano pupils
are presented In recital. Miss Neya
; Cooley, a soprano of , particularly
pleasing voice,' will be the assist
va artist of the evening; Claudia
Lewia, a talented pupil of Miss
.Veller, who will Jte preeented in
v indlridual recital on-Monday, June
t 28, ,at ; the " First Presbyterian
. fchurch,wlll accompany her. -At
Have yci tried Better Yet Bread f
; Sure you'll like it. It makes your
"children healthy and sturdy. ' Ask
yourgrqeer. , . ," '. t
Crown Drnar Store, S3 2 State
St., has many newarticlea to show
Miss Lewis' recital Mildred Nlch
cls.i viollnistv and ' pupil -of ?Prdf.
W iUlam Wallace Grahamwfll' as-
- The following; program jsrlll, be
given this evenrng. with the public,
cordially ln1te to attend;. , ...
2 o2kO"wski
Gwendolyn - J arm an. Barbara i:
Barham. Virginia Brlght-and
. Loree arham;"; . .
Frolic of the Wlnds. Cramm "
a) 'Velocity Etua.LrBnrgmueller
lb) rElf4n Dance ; ...4.. Jensen
.j:: Virginia" Bright.
Neapolitan Nights ...-U..Zatt!ecnik
: . ' fK J- Neva' Cooley. ' -t -a).
Prelude" 4 ..J..L . Bach
f b ) , Butterfly ,.:4V...41LaTalle
i": ' .Barbara Barham. .
a) Prelude 4j.ii. Bach
b) Octave IStude ...Eggelllng
$ Arthur Boeschem. . tik '
la) On the Lako.,i.ii;lHeller
b ) ? Hnntlng Soil g ...:XHeller
fc) VWarrlors Song Heiler
J Gwendolyn Jarman. r
Hark. Hark the JLark.:.. Jgchubert
. "Ne.a. Cooley. , ,. .- ;
) : Melody in F ......Rublnstain
t b) Gavcftte Btahms
f. e ) SecbadruMasnr kaL---.Godard
Yti ArtKftT' Koeschen. -
( a )" Melody 4 .:-ll....v..ZXDaws
(b) Valw in'Ab ..j...::......' Chapin
Hopak l..ZZliJL .wMoussorgsky
Gwendolyn J arman, Arthur. ,
Beach Party l " . ' ; ' :r": '. r '-,' . :
Miss Nancy Thlelsen, Miss Mar
guerite Bluraenberg. Mlsa 'Evelyn
Emery and Misa Nibs " Shoemak
returned yesterday afternoon, from
a delightful vacation : at Newport
They made. the trip by motor and
were accompanied by Mrs. Emery
and Miss Gladys Emery.
Mrs.' Stewart Is
Guest tn Salem ? ..
Mrs, 'Josephine SteWart,' bou
mother at the Gamma Phi Beta
sorority on the University of Ore?
gon campus at Eugene, is a. house
hguest at the home of her' son s and
daughter-in-law, . Mr. .and.- Mrs.
JU chard D. Slater.: Miss Stewart
will diride ner time between her
friends In Salem and Portland.
Attractive Shower in '
Miss Geer's Honor
An attractive shower was siren
at the Tucker home Juno 18 when
miss Margaret TUCKerana.vMJss
Dorothy Belli entertained Ire honor
ot Miss Lorena .Geer who, will be
a brlde-of early July;- ; :
Snapdragons, wall 'flowers.- and
?TelBphon i5 fJapltal - City
Laundry, n The ? laundry ,ot pttre
materials, we give special, - at
tent Ion to alLhome laundry work.
Telephone and .we will caU. (f)
AT THE d. & C. STORE
We recently were ible to rprociire some
substantial sale price reductions we are
pasiuigalongto you.
Note the
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i ' .Ilk.
3 inch,- good quality- ;: .
Black Sattinc, , ydl.-J
58 Inch Bleached .
Damasky yd.
.Good .Weight of Cotton Bleached ;' ",t;J1 ; ,
Toweling, - yd.
Good grade Bleached Mixed
Toweling,' yd.
Full size 80x90 Unbleached
Sheets '..I :
42x36 inch Pillow t
36 inch" Printed ""'""
VoUes,' yd
Soygreen t :
Bright colors Fllsse Lingerie ; tf
Crepes i yd- .Z-.;
-32 inch fast color Gingham." Combined -with
our own stock at Special,, yd Ju -
36 inch colored Indian -
JHeadydU.::
AU; CoreeU
lower 'prices zzl
GROCERIES
Large flat catuWhofe or
2 lbs. of good jQaality Bu!kf
Coffes '1. 2jL.?i.
Hood Jliver - ; fc-
Fruit Pectin
I cvfciI V i.
'Jl
I Yx Ground
,3 for
50 lbs,
Salt
6 boxes of good ' : tt
P,Iatches
S medium size Van Camp
Pork & Beans LJ.,i;;
Large Lemons
Dozen : dL
2 Datternut
Wafers ;.':. rl
YcuDoBcitcr
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'-. - -- 'A 1 ' j brides w-aa "M isaRftth feeaaoriu
Coclol Caleziiitx F (thaaan ;danght-,Mr Mrs.
W"
KriiMYiift'o!nh .mm r v xr
LaBarerl8S5-Lee etreothosteasJaiidiaaXtl
Piano pupils of Elma Weller. In
recital, -.6 J 5 N." Liberty street. ..,r.
iSfX-'y--! -Wednesday ' .,.. .j - ., -)
'VFlair''Couriamentr 1 1 1 1 h e e
country club. . . .. . ' -t -.
Li Woman' s.jIome 'Missionary 'so?
clety'-. Annual -meeting. First
Method 1st church. -
. ,' s ' Tbnrsday - -!"' ," 4
PupIla'ef-'Jby 'Turner-Moses' in
public recital.- first Congressional
church. Advanced 'pupils.1-' assisted
by ' an advanced : pupil, of" Carol . S.
Dibble's, .,.'..;' ' ' x.: i
, , Wdman'a Hometlisslonary- so-
Hety ..Annuar t meeting. First
MethodistnChureb.t Uki?:'
Advanced ; puplla of , .Prof essor
T. S. Roberts' In reel taL Residence
studio. 605 N. Summer street. !
Junior- and ; Intermediate pupils
of Jey Turner ' Moses. v First rCon-t
gregatlonal thuretf,- 8:15 o'clock.
Woman's Home 'Missionary soci
ety.. -'Annual meeting. First Meth
odist hurch, ' ;-! 'f if. ; '' -'-.-f4
.' Junior "pupils 6f Professor T. 'Si
Roberts, in recital and, Dunning
demonstration. ' 505 , N. Summer
street. . r '
charming, baskets of Canterbury
bells were used' in decorating' the
rooms. ; 'A pleasant evening of five
hundred was en J owed, ; with; Miss
Fay ' Wassam receiving high . score.
Second .awards were given to' Miss
Jenn le M ay H oppes and M i8s Fay
Jo-Walt;. ;-'fv-..;.-?-
.Immediately; following a very
clever . mock' "Wed ding Mlsa .? Gear
was showered - with many lovely
m iscellanedus gifts.: ? , u'. ; ''
;Late In the -evenings covers, wer
laid for.MJss, Ger, Miss L.S. Geer
Mrs. -Thompson, Mrs, H. A; Tuck
er, Miss Fay: jo waiz. Miss -Fay
Wassam, Miss ,. Pauline Marnach,
Mlsa tl Leana J Geer, . Miss r Hazel
George,' Miss Jennie' May Iloppes,
Mlsa Rosalie Jpnes..: Miss Wilma
Giese, 'Mtss; Josephine , : Jaskoskl,
Miss. Gladys Albln, Miss: Virginia
Donnell. Mlsa Gladys Murphy; Miss
Alma: Farmer, Mias Martha 1 Hall
son. Miss .'Florence -Busch, Mtes
Odile, I Matthews, . Miss Grace
Thompson, and the hostesses,' Miss
Margaret Tucker and Miss '. Doro
thy Bell. , - .
Needlecraft Today . i
Members of the Needlecraft club
will .meet at 1 835-Lee street this
afternoon as the guests of Mrs. J
W. Ls Bare. ' " " ' :
Atttattive Wedding -
Solemnized in Corvallis - -L
. - Mr. .and- Mrs. Mark McCalllster
were in attendance at the wedding
of theirjr cousin, Miss Ruth . Bu
chanan last week in Corvallis ..The
Corvallis. Gazette-Times gives the
details as follows: . v ,.-.. t -t t
- One of the loveliest of the'Juhe
.; vjarby?g Drug Storev where Qual
ity service " and low tTjriCes meet.
Everything: la the drag unenoth-
ingrwantln In highs class service.
Court at Liberty St. ;()
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60c
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Linen
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19c
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; J.iFrea- JiUCiiananr?wnQ vas mar-
TiedTto K. Kaipn -iaxK i oi -i w
assemblage Wednesday afteraoou
at the First Presbyterian church.
The Rev." A." B.' MacLeod .perform
ed the ceremony ; befpre a Chancel
9" ' summef.bloss6m! and palms.
Church .light ahi 4 a so tt'glow on
tBefoidal2partyand;-lnt an .alt
ot solemnity io. the casion;. The
altar' embankment was of arrow
wood ln , tall -floor baskets and"
dainty white' blo3oma alternated
witn pina . nyarangeas - ana was
particularly beautiful ana artistic.
, .Just at the; houraiSO.r Oram
Rickard . of Irian". Bend, sang ""0
Promised Mej" witfc Miss-Ruth Oof
feen at the .organ,' and ; was fol
lowed i Immediately liy --.Mrs. i Wil
liam Burgoyhe who ! sang :- "At
Dawning. 'As the deep tones .of
the;' organr swelled "into ' Mendels
sohn's! wedding.', march Jthe 4mem
bcta of ifre bridal 'party, appeared.
Iter. Maclieod was followed by the
bridegroom and his ;; best ; man,
Vernon . Jenkintf. oL:GXenca:e," Cal. j
a fraternity brother. .As they took
their places before' the floral em
bankment;' the bride and' her at
tendants entered and' approached
the altir, J V Little Ruth .Burgoyne,
tn. "a frock 'of peach tone, .and
Heather 'MacLeod.; 'in - blue,were
petite flower irls and carried bas
kets' of pe tals to strew in t he path
of ihe bride, Miss Helena "Scott,
cousin ot the bride was her maid
ofihonorMlBs Scot wore a dainty
gown of lavender, organdie 'trim
med-, in shades of orchid, with, hat
tomktch; and carried an arrange
ment' "of roses 'and sweet peas in
therpastet hades.'
; The. bride,; who was. given. away
by her father was never" lovelier.
ner weaaing gown oi wnne,. satin,
p
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-;:niLES''D p?es - - t lttts ! From "The pure fruit odor makes one hun-5J-J
ehtrrusiastic ' wpmlh all over the crryevm before oneopens the package,"
. country, , who have , used, Royal Fruit comes-from Chicago. While the East
Gelato,fah4 'found it Outran all ' their definitely evidences, "I served Royal
'expectations. :
;' ; JThe best I ever. used' writes a woman
. K Ohioi A taste like fresh fruit. "
t.1 r- i
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rmincfeU
says. one who evidently knows that, kind!
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- Another (from
,- ",.. "ayor.Wjrcaiiy -"c, trestx jruit. 00 .perries, rasi
' tnuch ,so; that even my three-year-old son refining taste : that , can 3ome dnly
'Iiioiiced it.waiorange." v p.,. fn!thexil oftheir
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' titular ftvoriteswM - rS r : i ' "'JJ't
iZ' . r,pteh6aet.rSaurf0r it-. w ... If-r:
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s , v-.RYAL STRAWBERRY MONTICELLO: Dissolve
K -'' package Jayl Stjawtrrry as directed) .jtdd
'k r-jr 'fA salt. ..Chill till slight!- thkk Whxty tad ' stiff froth
, , j . . t . r - o
ir? wA &TQt4trr:t?frlt&tei
- .t V fU i K c& mi.
- ? rm mnfi'tiff Awn,
v.' another packagtRoja
-tii'lirVierTti 'Eemenf.
i .Hitfd 'spoonfiJs cf plain ielh ta cesser. ZKwanv
wlthLclrculae skirt; was- -cut ; en,
simple 1 lines fwltbA a sliver flower
as its only t ornament. , The. veil
oC wlriteftetj edgecj with Tichf lace;
wasastljr; becoming'-to ;"her bru
nette b6auty"1t .was "held at the
sides with tiny -wreaths of . orange
blosabms and was. arranged, i cap
effected She-carried-a -shower ar
rangement. M i butterfly rosebuds,'
orchids and lilies of the valley.
"The ushers included f Maurice
puehanan.f brother ; of the bride,
and ' James Buchanan and Wilmer
Smith, her cousin. , . i
' X profusion of blue,- pink an4
white old ' ' fashioned flowers and!
Canterbury bells in, baskets decor
ated the ' reception rooms in : the
home of -Rev. and Mrs. MacLeod,
f ormlngrat lovely ' background .for
the wedding party, their relatives
and a few, friends. - Mr., and Mrs;
Buchanan , and Mr. , and - Mrs. ; Rob
ert : Clark, the bridegroom's fiar4
ents,-received with the . bridal par?
ty. Mrs. R.L.-weather ford and
Miss' Sarah Currier presided in the
dining f roomi where: a low basket
of pin to rosebuds, and smilax added
an exauisite touch to the . table.
Assisting in fserving, were Mrs
Arthur Buchanan, Mrs-' Robert-L.
Glass, Miss -Zelma Shattuck. Miss
Frances . Smith,- Miss Malinda
"Smith and Miss -Alice Leah Bu
chanan... - : ;
. Mr. and Mrs. v Clark left after
the reception to motor to WaHowa
Jake on their wedding tripj They
are to be at home In La Grande;
Mrs. Clark , is the . older . daughter
of Ir2'and- Mrs. Fred Buchanan
and one of Corvallis' most charm
l g young women. She is a grad
uate 'of Oregon Agricultural col
lege conservatory of 'music, - class
of '24, ' and possesses unusual
musical talent. She is a member
of Alpha XI Delta sorority. Mr.
Clark is r the youngest son' of -Mr,
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marant in
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mc of Caltforrua fruit,'
Pennsylvania) declares, rless
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'iV a towljvniwndcd by ice
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ihiffxd. , Mix welL i Chill in a
KVm tl JtJstiii iAhl with M
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Strawbefry Chill till frm.' ' f i t ;
emtm lnr fmtm nim nfJ.i f.-v-
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iSvi?!-l tanebus, enthusiastic friendi who ?Vcogni fei
ROM,
KFJ1JIT
Mcd6hftliexmw of R6yclBchi::g
and Mrs. 7. Robert . Clark of - La
Grande, a '25 graduate of OAC,
and a member of Ti Kappa Alpha
fraternity. He is a florist, in busi
ness in La Grande. -
Yomarco Club to Meet
Mrs. '" -Bob Boardman will be
hostess for, members . 4f the Yo-;
marco club .of the First Methodist
church on Thursday afternoon at
her home, 12S5 Waller street. i
Birthday Celebrated
The tenth birthday of little Miss
Mary Richardson was the occasion
for a delightful affair on June19
at the Vance Richardson home. A
cflor scheme of pink, was used in
decorating the house. . y , '-
Games were played and refresh
ments served later lh' the ' after
noon. Those present were Misses
Jessie and Gertrude Cannel, Misses
Llllle. and Margaret Shippler, Miss
Agnes Temple, Alvin Albert, Alma
and Mayi Richardson. -Many beau
tiful presents were receired. A
lovely present twas given by Mr
and Mrs. John Vatle of Dallas.
House Gttests at . . - . ,
Hauser Home
Mrs. Paul H. Hauser is enter
taining as her house guests Mrs.
R. L,. Matthews and daughter,
Martha,. Lee....ofSt. Louis. Mo.,
who, from former , residence here,
has a. large circle of friends. Mrs.
Matthews, is .the wife . of. Coach
ivlatthws of the University of Ida
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'Guests of Mr. -and
Mrs. , Oiingefr,. .
L Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Olinger had
as.iguest8,at - the -Illahee Country
' - The Midget' Meat Market never
fails 'to give you the finest meats
and fish. There Is but one. place
tn -Salem to get the finest fish. The
Midget Market has it for you. ()
write
us -
e rnafcincj
-Gelatin to a company d
ITiey were:surprised to know I had
notadded any fresh fruit juices, for
the flavor is as if fresh fruit were iid."
' It is the true,:pure ft flavor that
makes this amazing difierehcel' Matich-
flavor from the Juices of -straw-
raspberries, cherries. tThe cool
' impossible to duplicate with syn-
thetics -or artthaai flavors. . vJnly ;
from fresh fruit can such ' flavors be. Powder; : As'rTpmen 'themselves sayj 1
made. ,..It . 1 : always -,LuWRbyal;' Bakingf powder,' .so
: - . ' -'it -fj:i -'it . iji T.r 11L 1
. . -' . .: - Knew ine cejaurv wouiu.
fruit flavors are. wtnmnp: - -J .- - -P, . f- - ---.
Vri rn'minihack for more.'
Then because gelatin is. so neces- ,r' f
, saiy for-cruldren,' of course you want . 1 .Sena iw the new Redpc It's
the purest - and best: Roy4l Fruit ? FREE. dctress jBaking Powder,
Gelatin comes to" you JwitH ; the
established prestige of Royal ,
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club on : punday his brothe- and
wife,' -Mr and Mrs. Bert C. f din
ger of The Dalles. They will at-
txnr .tha state dental - conference
in Portland this week. - -
B. and f. W. to Picnic . .'
The Business and professional
Womenf8Lclub.will hold a , picnic
In Bush's pasture this evening, at
which i gathering delegates to .the
recent'state convention' at Astoria
will tell of 'their experiences.-.
The . members I are - expected to
bring luncheB, and coffee will ; be
served. . In: case of rain ;tne meet
ing. wUf be Jield n. the chamber of
commerce rooms. : . .
LI517EfLip 11
Dnnraa covcnxT
6:0O-T:OO KOW. 491 Portland. .
S0-7:004-KTB (263) PortlBd..'
6:00-7:00-KFWV (218) PorUand,
8:00-7. OO--KOIN (319) Port Und. ,
- " ' i 'SdTTSlO- '' '
8:00-12:00 (41) PortUnd, bok review
nd dance tnnaie, --' r
7:009!45 t-KTBB (28S) Portland. Tour
Ut frnid ad progTam. r .
,OO-ll;00-T-KOIN. . (319) . PcrtUad.
Etadi nrorram and fibt retaras. -0
:i5-10 :45 Kf JB (263) - PorUand. 1I
aic tae Waiter.; .. (-" S. . . ... :.
8:15-:lr-KFIP ,(248) Portland. -
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KSWS. -
7:8O-8:O04-KGW 4wit Portland.
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;00 KGO (361) Oakland. 6, concert;
8, program; 9-10. PHirimV honr; 10t
-"12. daace mnsic.- :
e:O0 lO'OX 2S3 trfinsr Bah. or
gan; 7. atoriea; -7:80. book chat;. 8 pro
rrara : 10, prcirram.- -r ,
:00 3KPSK. (316) Pasadena. re
: rt:-S-9. concert. - ? . .,w
8:00 snrm (isn w,"wi-"-'.
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6:00-KHQ (394) Spokane, Corcfcarea?
7.. frina ; Jt, prof ram 1 1- L4X, orf i
: concert, i- . ... . .
6-Jfrr-KFJ 467." tot-An etea." SiiS, d
Ticational pre gram; 3. dance ore beat ra;
9. ,eoanpaera sour ; 10, .radio -8:30
lCPO .(429) San FrancUco." 8:80;
f prchetnr.;7. orchestra; 8, program; 9,
- atadio- trt-oeram : 10. dance orcbestra.
6:30 KHJ (405)," Loa -Ante lea. i6:30,
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10-11. dance orchestra.
6:45 KFOA (454) Seattle. 6:45. pr. ,
gran; 7, program; 8:15-10, atudio pro-
gram. -
7;OQ KXX; (337) Honjwood. 7. (T,n
ftey pregram; 8, program; 10, orchf,.
''tra. . '
7:00 KOWW (256). WaHa Walla. 7
? report: 8. program : 10-12. erchestr,'
7:00 JiPWB (252) Hollywood. 7. pr
.. grant: 7:30, orcheatra; 8:10, orrh.s.
,tra; 9-10,-program; 10-10-11, (roiir
8:30 KJR 1 8 84) "Seattle. 8:30-10. or.
, ckeatra ; 1 0-1 !, atndio program .
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Henry O. Miller, 184 S. Com'
SIS, where most people prefer t
get their auto parts for all maVet
of cars. Trade there and naka
savings on 'all auto parts. ()
PLAYGROUNDS PACK
OFESIXG ..DALS SEES CHILD.
,REX FROLIC . IN SUN
fr- Crowds of children attended ihe
opening of two playgrounds here
Monday. , The playground at Four
teenth street had the heariest at
tendance, a large number of child
ren. appearing for swimming. At
tendance at y the Lincoln play
ground was heaviest during the
afternoon, and it also is expected
to become sj popular place in the
future. s ,
Work held at -the two play
grounds will be of a general na
ture during the first week, to find
out-what4s -best adapted 4o needs.
Louis-Anderson -and ..Mrs. Beryl
Merriot are in charge of the Four
teenth - street grounds, and Mls3
Florence Lake is supervisor at the
Lincoln grounds.
"Mony for' the ' equipment of
tAese'hlaygrolind3''was'raised by
members,f..the I Rotary club by
subscriptions.. . '
The Dixie Bakery leads on high
class .breads, ; , plea, cookies and
fancy baked supplies of every kind
Best by 'test. Ask old customers.
439XJciun St. ()
'It has the exact
fnutjlaro, .
5uxciy oe pexxect,
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oh the market.
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