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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1926)
. FRIDAY JUDRNING, DECEMBER 10, , "V .mm lllfffi SCHOOL Many Novelties to Be Intro duced at Statesman jtex Institute "I am looking forward to com In? to Salom," write-Miss Jean elte Beyer.' who is to conduct a four day. Statesman-Ilex cooking school which opens December 14 Jn the Grand theater. Miss Beyer has just recently re turned to" Oregon from Boston, where she has. been attending Miss Farmer's famous cooking school. She wilj come to Salem with four .brand new programs which are so full of instructions for good things .'to eat that " Salem families are '.looking forward in anticipation of the weeks following, the cooking school, when "mother" can try her hand. .The first . day's program, the school starts on Tuesday after noon at 2 o'clock, will have to do with the making of cakes and French pastries. True puff .paste -"wfU'be transformed by Miss Beyer Into ' patty ' cases, cream horns. apple" boats and a large -variety of French pastries. jShe promises to make a-flaky pie crust in only a short time, and to make those little spongy things called lady fingers, f and perhaps "best ever" doughnuts and an -orange eake or pound take1. She writes that she ha.nt fully decided about all these things. bnt will let her audience choose what they will have. On Wednesday the program will be the making of sal -Ms and salad accompaniments. Thursday's prograni on Sunday night supper and luncheon dishes. includes macaroni mousse and a vegetable souffle and several sand wiches which are 'full meals in , themselves. Then there are Irish bread and "pigs in blankets' which -mysteries Miss Beyer re fuses id solve. 'She says there will be a real dessert on this pro gram, and names It "red hot ap pie- dumplings." Whether it be for Just the fam ily or company,' Miss Beyer will ; give suggestions and recipes for "dinners' for all occasions' on Fri day, the last day of the cooking Kcbool. She ' writes casually of fsuch things as ; French rusks, plunked steak, aid aays she is going to lell how a dinner should he planned and served. Miss Beyer expects to arrive in Sairm early next week and will theft take. personal charge of in- Hlallirtg the-model kitchen in the Grand theater.. The equipment is all to be furnished by Salem mer chants and will afford women at tending the school an opportunity to -see demonstrated all the latest wrinkles of a modern kitchen. i Advertising club at Its weekly luncheon yesterday. "American people like to be fooled,"; hej continued. "This is the cause of successful sales of worthless stock." ' . : A general discussion of adrer- . tising. especially the so-called do nation and 'program advertising, followed the speech. A campaign against sending printing out of the city was also discussed. Gabriel Powder & Supply Co.. lumber, building materials, paints. iud varnishes, roofing paper. Get prices here and make a big sav ing. Office. 175 S. Com'l. () Slate surface roofini annlled over your old shingles. "We have over 200 Job in Salem. Nelson Bros., plumoers. sheet metal work, 355 Chemeketa. () Cherrian Annual Dance Tonight Best of Season "The biggest and best public dance of the season" is what Phil A. Eiker, chairman of the dance committee, says of tonighVs an nual Cherrian dance to be given in the Crystal Gardens. The dance Is free to the whole city at the price of $1 per couple. The floor committee of 10 men. headed by P. E. Fullerton. will see that there are no "wallflowers." Everyone will be made; to dance all the dances. The decorations will be nnusually handsome, ac cording to the King Bing of the Cherrians. ' Between 200 and 300 couples are expected. The Cherrians will all appear, in uniform. POSTURE CHECKING SHOW 605 AT FIT Larger Number This Year Attributed to Transfers and Beginners Have your favorite negative en larged at Patton's Book Store .by Melgaard, the, artist. Kodak fin ishing in all its branches. Quality work only. () D. H. MosTier, Merchant Tailor. Is : turning out the nobbiest and best fitting , tailor made suits -to measure. J. 00 business and pro fessional men buy of Mosher. ( ) Capitol Theater Offers Exceptional Vaudeville Exceptional vaudeville, head lined by Tom Almond and Gray Sisters, is on the . boards today at Bligh's Capitol theater, mati nee and evening. The Mystery Club . is the name of the feature picture, said to be one of the most jntriguing and thrilling of the year. King and Murphy, "The Pinch Hitters," offer a satire on base ball. Arlene Francois imperson ates well known female stars in "character impressions," Howard and Hill give comedy talks in ''A Sure Cure for tne Blues." Mae Stevens and company give a nov elty juggling act. The headline event is filled with colorful costumes and startling scenic effects. At Shipley's tii ladies of Salem hare satisfied themselves that they can rtt the finest fall and win ter irocks, coats and dresses ever b ho wd In this city. () The Commercial Book Store has everything yon need in books and stationery and supplies for the chool. office or home at the low est possible prices. () Roller skating at the Dream land Rink. Tuesday. Friday and 'Saturday front' 7:S0 to 10:90 pN to. .Ladies admitted free. Gen tlemen 10c. Skating 25c. () Oregon Fraternities " Send Delegates East EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 9. (AP) -Four delegates from the Uni versity of Oregon to the world's student Christian Federation Con ference to be held in Milwaukee, Wis., Dee. 28 to January 1, will leave Spokane, Wash., on a spe- j rial train with other northwest delegates on Christmas day. it was announced at the university today. .The local delegates are Joseph Holaday of Pendleton, William Schulze of Eugene, Pauline Ste wart of Dayville, and Christine Holt of Portland. It is expected that there will be 1 3,000 delegates in attendance and' prattlcally every college and uni versity in the country will be rep-, resented. R. H. Martin Addresses Local Advertising Club "To "be a successful advertising wrRer one must have a thorough! understanding of the consumer his nature, his motives, his loves. his appetites, and his desires." ac--ording to .R. H.1 Martin of the Martin Advertising service of this city in a speech before the Salem ' LANG'S - Chocolates Hand Dipped in Light and Dark v 5 Lb. Boxes Fpr Xflias Regular $3.00 er box SATURDAY ONLY 36c)aLb. l 2;Lbs.;forr70c or 1 5-Lb. Box $1.50 .... t We reserve the right to ' limit quantities ;. . ' Only at SCHAEFER'G- DRra SToraf 135-North Commercial St. Phone 197 OrismtfYeCoy Front The PnshfgtorB : ZOWIEIDOWN GO PRICES! ' Second Day Qf Damon's Annual i Clearance Sale Ah! Mel -By the Shades of Caramel." We must raise more money to do; this. 1 We are marking, down the prices regard- less of cost or profit. Look at these prices, and ' we're only at the quarter . mile post : Leslie's i Salt 3 pkgs for 25c "None Such"-Aincemeat., Sale' price 1 C LJt 2 for ....... Mountain Honey, clear- ? ance sale price QC oo 2 for 30c size pure Lemon ex tract, i on- Sale price . MJ- Knox's Gelatine Sale-price 15c Liberty Bell Syrup, clear ance sale 61 -1 C price Xo. lO tarn rt -J Dickinson Grape 'Juice, Pints, on sale 30c Liquid Veneer, 60c size, (floor and turmture poi ish) 60c size ATI ctm VU ,.-,.... 45c Snider's Chili Sauce large sale ... 25c Norwegian Sardines, 15c, size, 1Ar4 on sale .lUCj Now is the jtime to lay In at month's supplies. Watch the dally papers. 899' N.. Commercial St. 4- . we heuver Clearance Sale of ; -.Groceries , , , GETJTLE DESCRIBES NEEDS I The first posture check for the school year has just been com pleted by Grace. S. Walgamott and submitted to the school authori ties. The report shows that there are more students in need of pos ture training now than in June, but this is attributed partially V be the result of new students fust coming to Salem schools for- the rfrst time this fall. " Four posture tests were given last year, the first being at a time corresponding with the present month and . the others following ia February, April and June. The first test showed 27 per cent of the pupils in the fir6t six lower grades in need of training. At the June test it was found that only 7.3 per cent needed atten tion. The test this fall shows 30.2 per cent need posture correction, total j of 665 boys and girls, of which j there is a very slight majority, of i boys with defects. j Of the 219 S pupils in these grades, 10S1 are girls and 1117 are boys. 27G are beginners iivthe first primary class and 404 of tbt entire six grades are new here, being transfers and beginners. - II. L. Stiff Furniture' Co., lead ers in complete home furnishings, priced to make- you the owner. The store that studies your every need and ia ready to meet, it, ab solutely.' . , () Two New Buildings" Neces sary at Monmouth. Pro-, fessor Says inTaik , Reasons .why the Oregon Nor mal school al Monmouth needs more money for two new buUdiags were Bet forth by Thomas H. Gen tle of the normal school., faeulty in an address before the Marion Polk county realty board at its noon luncheon in the Marion hotel yesterday. The Bchool is overcrowded bad ly, with nearly 1000 sttjdents, he said, so it wants money for a new ciassroom building and a new women's gymnasium. Overcrowd ing is so bad that girls must stand to read reference books in the li brary. Mr. Gentle stated. Nearly 50 per cent of the school children in Oregon are being re tarded in their work, Mr. Gentle said in discussing the state's edu cational program. A school can rise little above the level of its teachers, and all Oregon's best teachers are drawn to California, Washington and other states by more attractive salaries. BOBERTfiHES" Walter H. Zosei. automobile tires, tubes and . accessories. Vul canizing that holds. High quality, superior service. A trial makes a customer. I9g S. Com'l. () Rosedale Mr., and Mrs. Rauck have re turned home. They have been away for 'several weeks. The Red- Hill Birthday club met Friday-evening at .the Sunnyside home of Mr. and Mrs. Heckart. A very enjoyable part of the evening was the giving of Christmas pres ents. Helen, McMillan visited her sis ter, who lives near Eugene, last weekend. - A number of school children went o Salem Monday to see San ta Clans. , Elsinore Theater Has Dou&Ie Bill Today Marie Prevost and Monte Blue are co-starred in "Other Women's Husbands," the Warner picture which is at the Elsinore theater today only with five acts of Associ ation vaudeville. . The story concerns a man who coveted his friend's wife, intro ducedt the husband to a jgay play mate of his, and set about disrupt ing a happy household.. The wife jjsas resentful of her husband's i neglect, the husband was making up for the wild oats he had never sown, and the friend was adding another divorce case to his suc cessful legal career when things began to happen not according to schedule, and took an unexpected and entertaining turn. t - Tickets for the Minstrel Show to be held December 14, 1926 AT THE GRAND THEATRE Are on sale at Shermanlay & Co. 130 South High Street New Bligh Building TELEPHONE 2284 211 N. COM'L. ST. 211 N. COM'LST. COOLEY & PEARSON GUARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFFS HOLIDAY SUPPLIES Anticipating your needs we have purchased a bountiful'; quantity of holiday supplies along with our regular sup- ply of foodstuffs. In our Xmas. display you will find r nuts, candies, fruits, etc., of good quality and reasonable prices. Always special prices to schools and churches look over our display. FRUITS ORANGES Best quality, new navels, medium size, extra large, per dozen 39c 49c 69c APPLES fancy large pack Spitzenberg QQ per box 50 C CRANBERRIES 2 lbs. 25c FLOUR 49 lb. bag Ceretana Flour (Montana .hard wheat) ....1 $2.29 49 lb. bag Oak QO hard wheat Fiour'vJl f O No. 10 bag Cream Oats 49c CANDIES AND FRUITS In fancy boxes for mailing. Bulk candies for home use. Chocolates, creams or hard candies. Starlight pure sugar hard Candy in quan tity purchases per lbl .1...,. 3 lbs. mixed nuts (no peanuts) 2 lbs. Brazil nuts large ;L. 2 !'lbs. -'Filberts ..;.;... 15c 73c 39c 49c 2 lbs. large Walnuts ft Franquettes-1...- DIC 2; lbs. Walnuts medium size u...... Three Jell-X-CeU 100 lbs. Burbank Spuds No. 10 bag Eastern Corn Meal .;.i.. 49c 25c $1.29 37c Marion Cheese by brick;- per lb. No. 5 box True Bake sist on True Bake they are better) 2 pkgs. Crown Pancake Flour G lbs. Martha Wash ington Beans .... (In-' 49c 45c 49c 4 lbs. pure vegetable IIQ Shortening UC 2 Gold Dust Powder 59c 2 lbs. best quality QQ Peanut Butter uV.C 6 lbs. fancy Head Rice Case solid pack Tomatoes 49c $3.40 2i size solid pack AO Tomatoes, 3 for :"OC Lighthouse Cleanser per can . . Three Margarine 13 lbs. Onions medium size 5c 79c 25c FREE DELIVERY OVER ENTIRE CITY Salem Heights and West Salem Phones 1371 or 1372 Well Nnown Resident of Sa4 ' lem'Was 80 Years Old- v-r and Civil: War:Vetrr i Robert R. 'Ryan, 80, Civil war veteran and oid time .Salem resi? dent, died at the veterans' ' hos pital" in' Portland late Wednesday night, according to -word received here yesterday. Mr. t Ryan ba,d been Ln the hospital foe 10 days following two operation from the effects of which death is said to have resulted. Burial will be Saturday morn ing at the IOOF cemetery, vrith Revl Fred C. Taylor. of the First Methodist church .officiating.' Pre liminary services will-, be at the Terwiliger Funeral- home at 10:30 o'clock. , Mr. Ryan served in the 61st Illinois infantry during the Civil war and came to Salem in 1891. He was a member of the Grange. GAR, and of the First Methodist church. He was the man who erected the building now used by the Marion county Grange as a public market. He was the author of the veterans' pension bill to be introduced into the next session of eongress. Mr. Ryan is survived by his widow, Clara Ayers Ryan, whom he married last September. His first wife died in 1322. Otn. survivors include a sister, Mrs. Belle Stroud, and two sons, John M. and William A. Ryan, both of Salem. versrty of Ore'gonwIIF'seriddete- gates to national ronvouiona. dur ing i ho CbUstpts . holidays, it was announced today.' led Laraen, Kucfcoe will. represent the local tiaple r t Pi 1 5 Del ia" -tTheta v at Montreal Canada;' Hartld'Brum (&&J PortUnaWwiir go to the mt tiwiali jneetingv f Alphas Tau. I Omega -.ia Tampan , Florida; iaad mrnra n rv Portland will cr:tO PBoton -inr attend the meet lug of Sigma, Alpha:I2tfsiion.'j' , V Parkr -& Co?-444- S. Commer rialk Doa'tfailttu ee Parket bsmt reeIrlpjj 'i'ourfa-r.iKxprt mechanics i: at ?yoar service. .-.All work guaranteed. C) . . ,'. ' - V Constantinople has dedicated a new widows borne;, tba first in stitution of its-kind in Turkey. Oregon University Sends Four Delegates to Meet 'EUGENE, Ore.. Dec. 9.- ( AP) Three fraternities at the Uni- a What havyou seen M m:' Inirip$ gone byn , ' To Brother eve: h Kerchiefs A Wonderful Assort . ment at 3Sc to $1.50 SKKiTHE.M Al Krause QUALITY MENS' WEAK Tb a tor with the fountain. mi -1 i Open Evenings Shopping Days Before Christmas ftEXtTT XICT,XSE ISSUED' v Folio w!ff a hearing aeld at Eugene yesterday W. A. Mullen, dem tj -state real -est ate comro is siooer, ordered that a; real estate license be issued ' to the Oregon Land Settlement company there. The Issuance ot.thelicense was protested by a number of Engo-ne realtors. ; ' . -'1 .J-M-Nf 4 ; n;t ID I ... J. w vCIW I 1 1 Iff itrnitiire Gift Suggestions: Overstuffed Furniture V Bedroom Suites . Dining Room Suites Occasional Chairs iDesks and Secretaries Hall and Mantel Clocks Tables and Mirrors Unlimited Small Articles From Our Gift Department CHILDREN'S TOYS OF ALL KINDS Dfll' 340 Court Street AN O'COAT SELLliS : j i i! F it 1:1 For the Man Who Wants Value! Men have been coming from miles away to attend this special purcharcct sale. Only a few days left in which to buy such quality coats at reduced prices: Be heVe today and save. j ' ' ' ' ' ' . v Lot 1 Regular $20 and $25 men's and young men's tan, blue, grey, plaid and plain color overcoats. - Single and double breasted styles, guaranteed all wool fabrics. Every coat a new coat, never shown in Salem before. Sale Sizes 34 to 46 Lot 2 Regular $35 and $40, beautiful pat ternsin plaids and plain colors. Every coat the latest style every fabric the newest design for men or young men, single and double breasted styles. Don't miss seeing these. . Sizes 34 ,to 16 0; In addition to these two lots we have reduced the prices upon all of our heavy winter - ? ESTABLISHED " ' ESTABLISHED I890 i i ' f- - - - 7 Km. W - 1