THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1927 id SOCIETY (Cntind frm page 1) ler, Mrs. M. 4 Adama, Mr. A CP. Perry, Mrs. Adam: En gel Mrs. Ed Vlesko, Mrs; Frank Sher win, Mrs. TV. Tt. " Speecht, Mrs Walter Zoael, Mrs. B. E. Slsson Mrs. John W. Orr, -Mrs. Newel Williams, Mrs. Harry Belt, Mrs . Duane Gibson, Mrs. M. Keyes. Mrs v E. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Harold M Br? wn, "Mrs. Al Krause, Mrs. Le Page, Mrs. I. (Marshall, Mii i ySse Babcock, Mrs. TJ. O. Ship Mrs. P. M. Gregory. Mrs. E SifHuffman, Mrs. C. C.AHer.Mrs David B. Hill, Mrs. E. M. HoffneU Mrs. Walter Minler, Mrs. Irful TfHansford, Mrs. Qeorgo Wlllett 'Mrs. George Grabenhorst,' Mrs. : ' Linn Smith, Mrs. Charles Ramp and Mrs. Nellie Harris. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.- Obexe . assisted the hoatesr at the tej 7- hoar. 1 " XPiano Department of WiU f lamette University in Recital ; Tomorrow ' Evening. Students In the piano depart ment of Willamette unirersity ol i which Miss Frances - Ylrsinler Mel- ' ton is director wULappaar in re ( cital tomorrow renins; M o'clock in Waller Hall, - The public Is InTiUd. to attend. i , The complete program J.or the evening follows: 1 ,. I Preamble from Slxtn violin Sonata" . . . , Bach Margaret Schrelher, r "Etude Op. 25-J" '.. . Chopin "Moment Musicale' . ......... . . Schubart-Ornsteln Dorothy Ryan Romans" . . . Sghumann Edith" Flndley . , "Sonate- Op. it" ... .Beethoven Genevieve Junk "Elfin Dance" .. . . . . MaeDowefl Rosalind Van 'Winkle;: "Prelide Op. 28-24; .; .Chopin "The 'Maid With Flaxen Hair" ......... .... . ... Debussy Kenneth McCormick "Liebesfrend" . . ....... Krelsler-Raehmaninof Bettie Corskie ' "Prelude from the Well Tem pered ClaTlchord" ....... Bach "Waram" Schumann Eugenia Saragre r - 'Concerto in D Major" Beethoven Helen Price (Orchestra accompaniment. Bet ;, tie Corakle) Castman" . . . . . . . . . . . Albeniz Helen Brldgeraan Salem Nature Club WUl Meet Tomorrow Evening , ; The Salem Nature Club will meet at seven-thirty o'clock to morrow evening at the Y. M. C A. " ' - The program which will be In formal, promises to be very inter ft Fruit Trees We hare a complete stock of fruit and nut trees. " Cherry City Nursery Office al sales yard opposite Vick Bros. Garage on High at Trade. Nursery on Sllverton Highway. . I The SWART Specialty. Shop Xow located at 244 N. High between Baby Shop and New Stage. Terminal. - - BpecUU price on Brassieres 80c on np. Special prices on Chins Gift Novelties 89c. . r Special price on Christmas Ribbon Novelties. Just received for Holidays a beautiful neaorUnent of SITk lingerie and Pajamas. v Kleinert's Rubber Aprons. ' Imported Handmade Handker chiefs now on display. ' j Cleaned nETr Renew I "Vr Confidence K suit newly cleaned and pressed does wot. den with your appear- : nee -and .you know kl There is ' nothing that gfras a man-con-; fidence . so much as knowing that - ha is lookinx his best. I f i JAPANESE IIAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS We Call and Deliver Telephone 753 -- 3stlng. Each member or the club will tell of soma bit of , natural history which, he saw wail on his summer vacation. - ; " - - . Mr. George 8 hand is president of the club and Professor Morton 3. Peck Is vice-president.. y Salem Garden Club WiU Meet Tomorrow Evening " ' The Salem Garden Club will meet at. eight I o'clock tomorrow evening In the Chamber of Coxn jaerce Auditorium. Ml3s Gabriella Clark and Mr. Wr. T. Jenks will describe English gardens. j ! " " .' -I--- Spending Several Weeks In California! Mrs. - Bonus . tlghtner Is , spend ing several , weeks In Sacramento, California as the guest of her laughter. j - Piety HiU Club Entertained it Spaulding Home ' .f C Mrs. Charles Kay Spauldiof was hostess at an attractive ; affair Thursday afternoon; having as her guests the members .of the Piety H1II Club. 4 ' ' - - Mrs. Charles Dick' of Garden Home was a special guest for the afternoon. - -' ' Club , members present, were Mrs. John H.; Albert," Mrs. Reuben P. .Boise, Mrs. iSC-Cross, Mrs. T. Kay. Mrs. RnsseU Catlln, Mrs. Edgar Hartley. Mrs.; John Scott, Mrs. S. P. Kimball. Mrs. E. Barnes, Mrs. Charles H. Rob ertson, Mrs, Hi B. Thielsen, Mrs. P. W. Spencerj Mrs. J. T. Whit tig, Mrs. C. L Lewis, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, and ' the hostess, Mrs. Spaulding. ! 7 Mrs. WhltUg . assisted Mrs. Spaulding at ,the tea hour. "'. ; -- The club will be entertained in a fortnight at; the home of Mrs. Frank Spears. , Scrapbooks Made for Child ren at State unstttutxons Mrs. W. H. Ryrd, Mrs. P. A. Eiker Mrs. W C Kantner, Mrs. Roy Romaine, and Mrs. Ray Hart man, members-of - the division of the Salem Woman's Club of which Mrs. J. M. Devers is chairman. have recently, completed a number of attractive scrapbooks which were taken to the children at the Feeble-Minded School Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Devers, Mrs. Byrd, and Mrs. S. M. Endlcott, general chairman of the Institu tions department. The club members have been assisted by the girls in the State Industrial School. The pictures for the scrapbooks: were taken from the magazines ;which have been donated to the institutions by the townspeople. , Meeting of West Side Circle of Jason Lee Church The West Side Circle, Ladles' Aid of Jason Lee Methodist Church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hat tie Given, r Fifteen members were "present. Special guests , for the afternoon, were M rs. A. ; B. Evans, Mrsl ' J. W." Barnes, and Mrs. L. Aek ley. ; The group will pack their annu al Christmas box to be sent to the Childrens' Farm Home at Corval lis at their next meeting which wfil be held December sixteenth. Guest From Hermiston Mrs. Frank Oulwitts of Hermis ton, Oregon is a guest for the next fortnight of her sister, Mrs. David Wright. " . : i ' ' Student Y. W. C. A. Secre tary a Guest; in Salem Miss Marcia Seeber, student T. W. C. A, secretary for the northwest, ia spending several days of this week in Salem as the guest of Miss Edna Jennison. . War Mothers' WUl Meet V The Salem chapter of the Am erican War Mothers will meet at two thirty o'cJocTt Tuesday aft ernoon In the Chamber of Com merce auditorium. ' Interesting Recital Given by Pupils, of Mrs. Ethel Phelps The music students of Mrs. Eth el Phelps : appeared - In . recital Thursday evening In the Phelps' home on Chemeketa Street. The' guest group includedsev- enty-five parents and friends. . .- The program opened with a pi ano demonstration given by thir teen members of the Moore Fun damental Class. Those giving piano solos were Pauline Van Osdal, Wilfred Hage d orn. Opal Siewert, Leora , Garlg, Thelma Forgarde. : Gladys Hil fiker, Margaret Ayres, Helen Ba ler. Raymond Lundeen, Kathleen Schars, -Dslbext Seiger, and Doris Lundeen. . "," i . '- ' : A trombone and cornet duet was played - by J Clinton - Lovell and Frederick Remington. Joyce Phelps gave a violin solo, Seville Phelps playing her accom paniments ,;' H . ?' "? Mrs. Tale Brook. Miss Kathleen Phelps, and Miss Sylvia Honkola assisted in serving late In the eve ning. ' Return From Three Weeks I In California . . ." - Mr. and. Mrs. E.' A. Rhotenand Mrs. E. T. Barkus returned Thurs day evening from a three; weeks' motor trip to Calif ornla. j x- The group went a tar South as Tia Juana, Mexico. . . : y ' Mrs. ' Barkus spent - the greater part of the time visiting " her sis ter. Mrs. O.M. Holt in Glendale. She ' also visited her . niecey , Mrs. Earl Grogan, ' and her aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Runkle as well as other relatives in Los Angeles, r Berkeley and Oakland before Joining the . Rhoten'a -1 n Glendale and returning north with them. . : - Recent Guest in Portland Mrs.; W. E. Anderson spent Thursday of the ' past week in Portland. . :. ' - ,j Woman's Union Will Spon; sor Affair ,-f The Woman's Union of the .First Congregational Church is sponsoring a novel basaar next Friday , and Saturday, December eighth and ninth. A special' fea ture will be the apron booth, which will have a representative apron from practically every state of the Union and also three aprons which have been sent from Honolulu for the sale. . The Idea was originated by the apron committee of which; Mrs. Harold Brown Is. chairman. Mrs. B. B. Flack and Mrs. Johii Orr are her assistants.; There will be the regular cook ed food, candy, gift and country store booths in addition. ' Mrs. W. E. Hansenjts In general charge of the affair. Thursday Club Entertained With one O'Clock Luncheon Mrs. C. M. Inman entertained members of the Thursday Club with a one o'clock luncheon Thurs day afternoon. 1 " Covers were placed at the lunch eon .table, centered with ! pink chrysanthemums and pink tapers, for Mrs.- Clyde Johnson, Mrs. R. C. Hunter, Mrs. L. P. Aldrich, Mrs. Cal Patton, Mrs. W. J. Liljequist, Mrs. R. W Hans Belts. " Mrs. W I. Needham. Mrs. A. E. Huckestela Mrs. B. It. Kappahan, Mrs. Ada Knowland.Mrs. P. J. Meany, and the hostess, Mrs. Inman. , Bridge was the ; diversion of the-afterfioon. - Mrs. Clyde Johnson will en tertaln the club la a fortnight. Business and Professional Women Will Meet Wednesday Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at six-thlry o'clock Wednes day evening for dinner at the Gray Belle. Reservations should be made by Tuesday evening by telephoning 159 2-M. Miss Laura Heist who has spent the 'past fire years In India will be the speaker of the evening. Her subject will be, "Women of the East." : ; - -;;-- The executive board meeting will be held at the T. W. C. A. preceding the dinner, at five- thirty o'clockv ' SPRINGER ELECTED Salem 1 Dentist Head Tri-county 'Association ' Dr. R. Ik Springer of Salem was elected pcesldent ot the Marion-Polk-Yamhill Dental society, at the .meeting held, Friday evening at the Gray Belle. Other officers elected were: - Dr. C. R. Wilson of Sllvrton, rice president; Dr. L, B. Schmidt of Salem, secretary-treasurer.' Retiring officers were Dr. A. D. Woodmansee of Silverton, presi dent; Dr., C.L. George of Salem, vice-p resident; Dr. F. D. Voigt of Salem, secretary-treasurer. Dr. F. H. Thompson of , Salem was the speaker Friday evening, his address being followed - y entertainment furnished by lo cal theatre. New Beauty Shop Opening ; Monday, Masonic Building Formal opening of the Modern Marlnello. beauty shop which i to be located in. room 206 Ma sonic hulldng. has been set for Monday. - The operators, all graduate nurses who ' received training in the Salem hospital, are Beda- Erickson., Sara Stewart and Dorothy Whlpp. The shop is thoroughly and modernly equip ped. The proprietors Invite c the public to visit the new shop.;- , 1 - i . ; f 1 -r jg ..-, , jt, .When Glasses Artf Needed 'APPEAL TO OmiLL-Q . 'New Location I i Dr. C B. CNeiD Fourth Floor First National Bank Bufldlag Phoae III - PIICIPIISCOH FIRST MEETING OF NEW AS SOCIATION HELD OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, Monmouth, Dec. 3. (Special.)- Polk County Principals associa tion, organized at the recent coun ty Institute at Dallas, held Its first meeting here today at the call of the executive committee, C.I G. Wrenn, of Valsets; F; J. Patton of Falls City and Mrs. W. A. Bar- num of Independence. F. M. Roth, principal of the Monmouth high school, led In the discussion. The general purpose of this or ganization of principals and super intendents la to provide for an in formal discussion of mutual prob lems and conditions, with pro visions for unified action on problem from time to' time as the association sees fit Rates of Water Company In South Held Reasonable The rates of the Public Water company, formerly the Rogue Riv er Canal company, are not unrea sonable, according to an order is sued-by the public service com mission here today. Protest against the rates was filed with the public" service commission by the water users. The Public Water company pre viously operated as a private con cern, but recently was declared to be a public utility and subject to the jurisdiction and control of the nubile service commission. Tariffs of the company have been filed with the public service commis sion. ' fTSOATjpiTO :.; MEN re. pfrr fob womxm I TV . In all probability your wife buys her hose here. , There is always a reason for a woman doing any - thins: and the big- reason for choosing- her hose at Shipley's wi that she has such an unlimited stock of QUALITY footwear from which to choose. , MEN You wilt be safe if you choose your gifts at Shipley's whether it be hose, silk undies; gloves pr umbrella. A NATtON'WIDS mm w as ' - - X 11 av TO. ICO N. Liberty St. l!hlii!H!,flHif(itiV 0 mn Oar Associates win dd their trtmost to serve tom as well on December 24 th at right now. But NOW they can serve you better because they are fresh eager for the campaign ta start uSKop Early Shop,, Now. For Better oernce Tie ristmas A Wealth of Unusual Designs I Mi A Cross, Feverish Child is Bilious, Constipated Every rmother realises afte giving her children "California Fig Syrup,' that this Is their: ideal laxative, because tney love its pleasant taste and It thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels without griping. When croaa. irritable, feverish, or . breath Is bad. stomacb : sour, look at the tongue, mother! It coated, give a teaspoon fnl of this harmless, "fruity laxative," and in a few hours all the foul, con stipated waste, sour bile and un digested food passes out of the bowels, and yon hare a well, play ful child again. When the little system 1s fall of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache, diarrhea. Indi gestion, colic remember, a good "Inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. "MUlions of mothers keep "Cali fornia rig Syrap" handy; they Know a teaspooniui toaay saves a sick ; child tomorrow, aak your druggist for a bottle of "California Pig Syrup,' which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here, so don't he fooled. Oet tfts c oine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." x ' V HThis Car 1 1 ha bwa CTwfcg? I Motor ' ' r I vRadlatf " I I yRear Axle I I y yransroiaaioo 1 1 I Starting Jl vnattry ll HTlrcs 1 1 MlTpholstery 11 I yTop ! 1 1 I ft ' ' ll mCd M Amazing Values And Easy Terms Come to our salesroom aaad inspect oxirO.K.'d re conditioned cars. We have the caryou wantata price that will please you and our terms are unusually reasonable, with the low- i est financing charges available through the General Motors Accept anew Corporation. i The red "O.K." tag is at fcached to the radiator of every one of cur recondi ' tioned cars. It means that ; the car has been gone over completely by export mechanics, using genuir.f - parts for all replacement. Look for this tag and .buy with confidence. f J Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co. ; ' ' . ; Temporary Addretts, 487 Cntr Strret, Tel. 745 i ... ,- , AsHotlate DfHlorst : Dallas Chevrolet Co, Dallas . -t. - ... Ball Brw Turner Geo; Dorr, Woodburn. . rHalladays Garage, Monmouth (0)tU 'A ft . if. 1 1... ture rwiffi The Gift That Lives i , j Fortunate the Home that Keceives this BEDROOM SUITE $76.50 A suite you will be proud to own. ... : PuJlfsi2e bed; dresser and chiffonier, new design, fin ished . in an attractive coffee and cTcam combination -color .of heavy coated enamel. ; X wonderful value, ideal for a girl's bedroom. Just received a new shipment of Cedar Chests Big, generously-cut, flowing end scarfs In a wide selection of novelty silks and new color-effects; fine silks; well-made; bias stripes, squares, Persians, dots anything and everything you want. Select your Christmas Ties now at these moderate prices, 49c ? 79c ' 98c A Fancy Apron In Charming Pattern Any of your "friends who entertain a food deal will appreciate such a delightful! - e t- j proa I 49c This Liaather BID Fold I I I In the Tennessee Cedar and Walnut Finish Buy Now Pay Later EnimpSFSsiIl is I 1 I w'tTffi:fMnhtl(1llllrtllUUI,i..iriiiir.liiUt'i.lliliri!uilltiifii:illll(ttilMl4niMUriH 467 Court Tet 1142 Thraa-fold bill fold la black or taa ostrich graia lestbsr. Very low priced at White Broadcloth Rayon Stripe Shirts Carefully tailored, with whit Ray o a stripes, at , J51.93 CHristmastide iStationery xln Handsome Gift Packing For an inexpensive gift, sta tionery is always in good taste. A elrd qwlU pu auk m ! moat attrmatir . .880 "Archdal" Iatrlind iUUmit 24 akseta and aTlpa. . . .49 "Sbskarm" dLl dg .... .25C FHesdshi Unmm Stetiar7, latr- Penco Bags ' A Qiao's CUt j Geeaune cowhide: brssel pattella; donbk haadUa lvioccasino IUUmb Trimmeil Tht'a Wool and Silk Ulx4 Pelt Moccasin is reasonably priced and comfortably made. Reassuring to aching eet. 79c Visit Toyland Fr the) Toys Thai Boys UScm Well-made toys with' friction motors V and others boys will have plenty of fun with them. Roadsters . . ... . tZc Intercity Dus . ...$1.CD Hook and LaJJr " " CSc'ajiJ vl-'' Tralley, -fl! gonj. .i I Mac Dutch r.:: v,:.. ' rotating wi;:-s . . .CZ Tractors ....... ,5I.C3 Boyo'Br cadcloth Shir Ideal for Christmas GifU G ' Made Just like dad's. Printed broadcloth of excellent quality; -collar attached; many fancy patterns. White and a variety of colors. Dij values that mothers will like; patterns and styles that will please the boys. J ,:J' I