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'R3. T. B. KAY. Mrs. C. H.
Robertson, and Mrs. Hollls
Huntington entertained with
a delightful affair Wednesday af
ternoon in the Huntington home
on North Winter street. Seven
tables of bridge were in play during-
the afternoon, with Mrs. Oil.
ver Hnston winning the prise for
high score honors. The second
high seor prize went to Mrs. Ar
thur Rahn. and the third prize
was awarded to Mrs. Gns HJxon
A guest orlze was presented - to
Mrs. Kay's hoove-guest, Mrs, K. A.
Burton of San Francisco.
At the tea nour. Mrs. Ercel Kay
assisted Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mrs.
Robertson and Mrs. Huntington in
the. senrlng. Lovely chrysanthe
mums wore used throughout the
pacfous lirlng rooms of the at
tractive Huntington home.
Guests for the afternoon Includ
ed Mrs. J. H. Brady, Mrs. Brey
nan Boise. Mrs. Dan Burns. Mrs.
H. A. Cornoyer. Mrs. W. Connell
Dyer, Mrs. Frank Durbin Jr.. Mrs.
nnrr Dorcas. Mrs. Bert Ford.
Hrs. Frank Durbin Sr.. Mrs.R. M.
"Fleming, Mrs. Dan J. Fry Jr.. Mrs.
Ed Hartley. Miss Catherine Hart
ley. Mrs. Oliver Huston. Mrs. Roy
S. Keene. Mrs. Louis Lacbmund.
Mrs. Edward Law, Mm. John H.
McNary. Mrs. Frank Myers. Mrs
Philip L. N'ewmeyer. Mrs. F. W.
Poorman, Mrs. Arthur J. Rshn.
Mrs. John J. Roberts. Mrs. Willis
Roughton, Mrs. T. A. Roberts.
Mrs. J. L. Woodworth. Mrs.
George A. White. Mrs. Cos Hir
son. Mrs. William Walton. Mrs.
Milton Steiner. Mrs. J. Lyman
Steed. Mrs. Gerald Backstrand.
' Mrs. Kenneth Power. 'Mrs. Fritz
Slade. Mrs. Frank Deckebarb Jr..
Mrs. Brcel Kay. Mrs. Asel Eoff.
and Mrs. E. A. Burton of San
Francisco.
Kensington Club
Is Entertained
Members of the Kensington
club were entertained with a de
lightfully Informal afternoon
Thursday with Mrs. F. S. Anun
sen as hostess In her borne on
North Capitol street. Mrs. Fred
Rittner was an additional guest.
At the tea hour. Mrs. Anunsen
was assisted In serving at the tea
hour by her two -daughter. Gene
and Betty Anunsen.
In the club group Thursday
were Mrs. Alfred C. Smith. Mrs.
N. C. Kafoury. Mrs. George M.
King. Mrs. Otto J. Wilson. 5Trs.
Charles Hudklns. Mrs. I. M.
DO'ighton. Mrs. George Griffith.
Mrs. Herbert Hauser, Mrs. Frank
Eower. Mrs. Henry" E. Morris.
Mrs. J. H. Mohr, and the hostess,
Mrs. Anunsen.
Mrs. Eric Butler
Hostess Thursday
Golden chrysanthemums com
bined with tall gfllden tapers een
tefd the attractive luncheon
table la the Erie Butler home
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs.
Butler entertained members of the
Golden Hour club at luncheon fol
lowed by a social afternoon. Cov
ers were placed for Mrs. Harold
Rowley of Portland. a special
guest; and for the club group,
Mrs. Carlo Abrams. Mrs. J. R.
Pemborton. Mrs. A. A. Slewert,
Mrs. W. H. Brets. Mrs. Claude
Vaa Slyke. Mrs. Walter Pennlng
. ton, Mrs. B. C. Millard. Mrs. Roy
Hewitt, and the hostess. Mrs. But
lor. Mrs. Van Slyke assisted In the
serving.
Cak
Are Now Sold by All
Salem Grocers
Tea guests are frankly amazed to hear that cakes like
these can be bought at a grocerV.
ta all parts of the country.
Hostess Cakes have achieved
u viable success. Their flav
or ' their texture their
lalaty appearance have been
a revelation to millions of
women. A single bite will
convince you that baking a
cake at homo is utter folly.
Afw.va bo careful to demand
yoar Grocer understand that
A few of tho best sellers are,
Devil's Food Bar
Silver Bar
Chocolate Bar
Black Walnut Bar
Devil's Food Layer
Pineapple Layer
M sojhelp: 15c:20c-25c-30c-50c-60c
Tour Grocer rocelToa thossr eaitaa trash daily. Whsn you wish
a largo cake for a special occasion toll your grocer a fsw days
before hand and he will hare ft for yoa. -..
vnOSnrS CAnT3 ARE POJLDALLCJ AMERICA.
Stork Steals Ballot
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Whea lira. Idliceat Rogers
Salra Ramos, New York heiress,
applied for permizaion to cast an
absentee ballot on election day,
ft became known that the stork is
expected to pay a visit to the for
mer countess about Nor. 6. Her
application was refused on the
gTOundthat election laws provide
nothing- for would-be voters con
fined in hospitals.
Mrs. Fritz Slade
Is Hostess To
Her Club
M
RS. FRITZ SLADE enter
tained members of her
bridge club and three addi
tional guests with an attractive
luncheon followed by an afternoon
of bridge In her home Thursday.
. Covers were placed at the dain
ty luncheon table, centered with
a quaint bouquet of bright fall
flowers, for Mrs. Asabel Busb,
Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. William
Boot; for the club members, Mrs.
David W. Eyre, Mrs. John J. Rob
erts, Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs.
O. C. Locke, Mrs. Henry Meyers,
Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr.. Mrs. John
McNary. Mrs. William Walton, and
for the hostess. Mrs. Slade.
Mrs. Bush received the guest
prise for the afternoon. Club
prizes are awarded at the end of
the club season. The group will
be entertained in two weeks by
Mrs. O. C. Locke.
Chapter AB To
Meet Monday Night
Education Day will be observed
by Chapter A. B.. of the P. E. O.
sisterhood at their regular meet
ing Monday night at the home of
Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo. Mrs.
E. C. Richards is in charge of the
program.
The First Congregational church
will sponsor a rummage sale Sat
urday at 428 Court street. Mrs.
Mark McCalllater Is in charge of
tho arrangements, and church
people having articles for tho sale
may telephone her.
ostess
es
Honestly, you never tasted ,
anything so delicious as
these- cakes and cop cakes.
Just order ono of these
Hostess Cakes with yoar
next grocery order as a test.
Bo critical. Jndgo It care
fully. Seek your family's
frank opinion. .
a gennlno Hostess Cake
Let
no ordinary eako will satisfy,
Chocolate Layer
Cocoanut Layer
Angel Food
Marshmallow Roll
Sponge Ring
Fruit Cake
WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES
Friday
Carnival sponsored by
'loung Married People's dab
of First Presbyterian church,
church building 7:30'o'clock.
Pot-luck supper and social
evening. Junior high school
Epworth League of First
Methodist church, church
parlors, s o'clock.
Thursday clab; Mrs. M. U.
Cusick. Mrs. W. F. McCall.
Mrs. George M. Brown, host.
ess; Elks club. 1 o'clock
luncheon.
f Lecture by Roy Hldenlcbi
Akagl. Ph. D.. Y. M. C. A. aud-
Itorlum, 8 o'clock. Open to
tho public. ,
Auburn Community club.
Auburn school house, 8:00
o'clock.
Three Link club, club-
rooms I. O. O. F. hall. 8:30 o'
clock. Tomarco class of First
Methodist church, Kimball
School chapel, pot-lack sup-
per. f :80 o'clock.
Benefit program by Dixie
Jubilee quartette. Parrish
junior high school auditor-
lum. 7:80 o'clock.
San Souci card club, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Martin, 1675
Fir street, 8 o'clock.
Benefit card party, spon-
sored by Degree of Pocahontas,
Union hall on Court street. 2
o'clock.
High school girls class of
First Congregational church,
tho Misses Doris and Bernlce
Nelson. 1184 North Front
street, 7:80 o'clock.
Kappa Alpha Theta alum-
nae, Mrs. Foster Cone. Ben
Demand avenue, 8 o'clock. .
Saturday
Institutions Institute. Sa-
lem Woman's club, 10 o'clock
to 4 o'clock.
Marlon county Council of
Parents and Teachers, Cham-
ber of Commerce auditorium,
sessions at 10 o'clock and 1:-
30 o'clock.
Rummage sale sponsored
by First Congregational
church, 428 Court street, all-
day.
Candy sale sponsored by
Leslie Girl Scouts. South High
street near Elslnore theatre,
1 to o'clock.
Monday
Rebekah Lodge No. 1, I. O.
O. F. hall, 8 o'clock.
Chapter A. B.. P. E. O..
Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo,
7:45 o'clock.
Salem Matron to
Go To California
Mrs. Willis Roughton and her
small daughter. Elinorlu. are
leaving Saturday for Los Angeles
where they will Join Mr. Roughton
who has been ln California for
several months. The Roughtons
will "remain in the south for the
winter months. For the few days
remaining before her departure.
Mrs. Roughton is having Mrs.
A. Q. Mustzel of Portland ashrr
house-guest.
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Glazed Pottery With Parchment Shades
Friday-Saturday Monday
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A limited quantity of fine glazed pottery gift lamp go on sale tomor
row at a very special price I It is a pro-holiday offering of real merit in way
' of gift novelties because these can be used ni the home for both practical
as well as decorative purposes
Day l?Os?
These were made by a
tl
tery highly glazed pottery basts, fancy parchment
shades over durable: wire, frames eocket, c5rd,
plug ready to connect for
such colors as red, rose,
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Thursday Club i-lt'Salem Women Plan
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Afternoon
NE of the most interesting af
fairs of the early winter will
be the luncheon this after
noon In the Elks elnb with which
Mrs. M. M. Cusick. Mrs. W. F.
MeCIl and Mrs. George M. Brown
will entertain members of the
Thursday club and a number of
additional guests. The Thursday
club ls one of the eldest, most
prominent and most exclusive of
Salem social organizations and the
affairs! with which its members
are entertained are among the
most charming and delightful of
the season.
Additional guests for the lunch
eon this afternoon are Miss Sal
ly Bush, Mrs. J. H. Lauterman.
Mrs. T. A. hleBride.-hfrs. S. P.
Kimball. Mrs. Ed Hartley. Mrs.
W. H. Daaer, Mrs. E. F. Wagner,
Miss Oda Chapman. Mrs. W. C.
Hawley. Mrs. John L. Rand and
Mrs. Marry Belt. The . elnb mem
ber grenp laclndes Mrs. A. N.
Bush. Mrs. William Fleming, Mrs.
J. H. Albert. Mrs. H. J. Bean. Mrs.,
C. P. Bishop. Mrs. Russell Catlln.
Mrs. Richard CartwTight. Mrs. E.
C. Cross. Mrs. F. A. Elliott. Mrs.
S. C. Dyer. Mrs. Alice H. Dodd.
Mrs. Carl Gregg DoneyMrs. R. B.
Fleming. Mrs. R. J. Hendricks,
Mrs. A. N. Moo res. Mrs. George
Pearce. Mrs. C. A. Park. Mrs, C.
K. Spsuldinff. Mrs. H. B. Thlelsen.
Mrs. M. N. Chapman, Mrs. Frank
Snedeeor, Mrs. R. P. Boise. Mrs.
F. W. Spencer, Mrs. William
Brown. Mrs. B. C. Miles. Mrs.
William Kirk, and the three hos
tesses. Mrs. McCall. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Cusick.
Former Salem Man
Prominent Artist
Of current Interest in Salem
circles la the full page feature ar
ticle In the Mid-Week Pictorial
nasazine for the week ending No
vember 3. which Is devoted to Mr.
nd Mrs. Martin De Muth. Mr.
Oe Muth. who is an uncle to Mrs.
Breyman Boise, formerly studied
n Salem high school, being a
-laBsmate of Monroe Gilbert and
Henry Lee.
Both Mr. DeMuth and Mrs. De
Muth. who is known profession
ally as Flora Nash, are artists of
iote. Mr. DeMuth has always
een unusually talented, and a
number of bis sketches are to be
'ound in early issues of the Clar
ion. Salem high school student
publication. Mr. and Mrs. DeMuth
are making a reputation as the
"travelling artists."' "They have
been twice around the world and
on a soutn American-Aincan
cruise, and are leaving New York
shortly j for another round-the-world
trip.
Mrs. Foster Cone will entertain
Kappa Alpha Tbeta alumnae in
her home on Ben Lomand avenue
tonight.
Purchase arid Sale
OF
5ft Lammp
Cfaoico
.' OdlB
factory famous for their fine
immediate use la
green, buff, etc.
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to Attend Institute
1 Members of the Salem Woman's
club are urged to attend tho In
stitutlons Institute which will be
held Saturday at the Woman's
clubhouse.. The program begins at
10 o'clock and continues until 4
o'clock in the afternoon. As the in
stitute occurs on the regular club
day. the session will be followed
by a meeting of tho Salem! club.
with an executive board meeting
called for 3:30 o'clock.
Tho Institute, which will be at
tended by a number of club wo
men throughout tho Willamette
valley, is of unusual interest be
cause of Salem's proximity to
practically all of the state institu
tions, and because the Salem wo
man's club Is the only club in the
state havlnr a seoarato and! dis
tinct Institutions department. The
club women will bo enterfalaea
with a program which will give
them a better understanding of
th work accomplished by! the
state among Its dependents.
An Interesting affair this after
noon will be the 12 table bridge
tea with which Mrs. Alfred" C.
Smith and Mrs. M. C. Petteys will
entertain a number of Salem ma
trons in the Smith hom on
South Commercial street. j
Mr. and Mrs. May j
Observe Anniversary
In observance of their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Will May entertained with sin In
formal dinner In their home on
South Capitol .street Monday
night. Quaint, old-fashioned bou
quets were used about the living
rooms of the May home.
An unusual feature of the din
ing table was the use of decora
tive novelties used at the sixtieth
wedding anniversary or Mrs. May's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Camp
bell of Dallas. Tall red Upers al
so centered the dining table.jwlth
covers marked for Mr. land Mr.
It. G. Campbell and Mrs. Varnum
Slireve, all of Dallas, and Mr; and
Mrs. May. I
Mr. and Mrs. May, both native
Oregonlans, came to Balem on
their wedding day 15 years; ago,
and have been residents of the
city since that time. j
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Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Denlaon. their
small grandson, Lewis Brown, and
Mrs. Denison a sister. Mrs. L. Muu
hulen. all of Medford. were in Sa
lem Tuesday as house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Denison. They
returned to Medford Wednesday.
The high school girls class of
the First Congregational church
will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the home of the Misses ports
and Bernlce Nelson, 1134 North
Front street, to sew and have a
social evening following' a brlst
business session. Twenty-three
girls, are Included In the tlaaa,
with Mrs. Mark McCalllster as
their teacher.
2nd Flooi?
pot
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County Council Of
P. T. A. Here
Saturday
fXlHK Marlon county council of
parenu uo incucn win
hold their regular, fall meet
ing In the Salem chamber of com
merce auditorium Saturday. No
vember 10. The following program
has been arranged:
10 a, m. Call to order. Invocation
by the Rev. S. Darlow
Johnson.
10: IS a. m. Reports of secretary
and treasurer.
Unfinished business.
- New business.
Roll call and reports of Clr
cles.
12 t. m. Luncheon.
1:30 p. m. Community singing.
led by Mrs. LaMoine R.
Clark.
Report of county president.
Dr. B. F. Pound.
Open forum on P. T. A. ac
tivities. Report on state conven
tion. Mrs. -Ruth Wood of
Stayton.
Vocal solo. Kenneth Abbott
Address. "Peace," the Rev.
Charles Howarth.
Address, ''Safety First."
William Paulus. presideut
of the Salem Ad club.
Address. "Health." Mrs. La
Molne R. Clark, principal
of Leslie i junior high
school.
The group will meet In a fort
night with Mrs. Roy Hewitt as
the hostess.
Quality and
Selection
At
The Lowest
Prices
KAY'S
460 State
Quality, Not Price is
Safest Buuina Guide!
A Home
Owned Store
"We Should
Appreciate
Salem"
So Thinks G. S. Hamil
ton who this week con
tributes his "Statement
About Salem" to this
weekly feature of
ROTH'S advertisements.
"People who have al
ways If ved in Salem and
those who ; have been
here for a long period,
hardly appreciate what
a fine City this is'; they
seem to take it as a mat
ter of fact A little trip
East two years ago
brought me to a fuller
appreciation of the beau
ties of living; in Salem.
Our climate, our scenery,
our schools, our church
es, our fruit, our flowers,
our state ' institutions,
and business: advantages
are far superior to those
of any other district I
know of.
"What wa want to
make Salem a grander
and better place to live
is to all pall together in
everything that benefits
the City. Employ Salem
labor on all public work.
Buy in Salem every time
it is possible. Don't send
away for experts, we
have them here. En
courage Salem enterpris
es. Every loaf cast upon
such waters will return
to each and everyone of
us."
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Congregationalists
Have Big Service
Forty women, members of the
Women's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church,
met Wednesday afternoon at Che
home of Mrs. John J. Roberts for
their annual thankoffering ser
vice. The Rev. Charles Ward, pas
tor of the First Congregational
church, bad charge of the devo
tional services. speaking on
on "What Womanhood Owes to
Christianity." Vocal solos were
given by Mrs. Harry Harms, with
Miss Roberta Morton playing ber
accompaniments. Tho sum of S34
was given during the afternoon
for the thankoffering, and the
money will be used for the bene--olenee
fund for missions.
Tea was served In the big social
room on the ground floor of the
Meal
eais are
with
Orange
TREEP tea
Just a few more boxes of
Delicious Apples at $1J50 the box !
Remember: We deliver these. None finer for table use
Northern Spies and Grimes' Golden
Apples at $125 the box
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar
Pound 60c; 2 pounds for 95c
Make yjour own maple syrup; it's cheaper I
Hollywood Dry Ginger Ale
25c bottle, 2 for 29c
Only a limited supply pf these are left.
New Crop Yfalnuts
See us about sending your eastern friends a 10-Ib. bag. We
have just received our new shipment of locally produced
. walnuts
Shelled Walnuts priced at 75c pound.
Herbert's Asparagus Tips
6 cans for 85 cents
These are just right for salads
Elsinore Brand Canned Goods
We enjoy your comparisons; you'll find Elsinore our
own brand decidedly superior. "Just a bite and you
are soldi"
Elsinore Telephone Peas I ; 3 cans 55c
Elsinore Del Maiz Corn . 3 cans 55c
Elsinore Cling Peaches i 2 cans 55c
ElsinoVe ripe, sliced Pineapple, 3 large cans for only 85c
Utile Tips for Salem Housewives!
Prosers Strawberries! Turn!
Turn! your family will say.
Made hers la Salem, these
strawberries are just like tho
fresh fruit; 1 pound 25c 1
pounds 60c
In our bakery department you
see tbat "Eeny.Meeny Mlny
Mo" look on a customer's face
when they see our display of
tasty cakes t
Only the host of materials used
In obr sanitary bakery. Try
our sew sponge eakeo at 25c
each. '
Our dainty, delicious pan
rolls at 10c for a pan.
Special care given to cakes or
dered for parties.
In oar moat department you'll
0a d tho most appetising odors.
Baby Beof grata fed pork
choicest of poultry homo
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
Kf n
Roberts home. Mrs. W. C. Kan;
nor and Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Sr.. pre
sided at tho pretty tea table.
Mrs. John J. Roberta, Mrs. Edar
Pierce, Mrs. H. K. Stock well, &!iit
Constance Kantaer and Mrs. R j
Hendricks assisting in the servh,
Tho Degree of Poco'hontas s
sponsoring a card party this jl'.
ternoon In the union hall on Coup
street. This Is one Of a series .,:
monthly benefit card parties r:
which the Degree will entertain
! Another' proof of the new
Ford's power Is its ability t
knek two hundred dollars of th.
price of other cars. -Key Wet
CJIUxen.
Farmers enjoy a speech con
cerning their poverty. Frequently
they drive their cars forty or fifty
miles to bear It. Ch'co (Cal.)
Record.
better
the
SS Tc
in Salens
made sausage Virginia's hams
and bacon.
ROTH'S Is tho agent for
Clapp's line or bay foods In
glass. Mav we explala them to
yoof
That hardwood floor needs pol
ishing. We carry a complete
line of Johnson floor polishes.
Wo real yoa aa electric floor
polisher for $1.00 a day.
Hero aro two tasty suggestions
to alter Itho dally menu: New
California sweet black fig.
pounds tor 25c. Dry pop corn,
a pop with each kernel. 3
pounds for S3e.
nter nights! Surely you'll
want Fancy even slae baking
potatoes . . . food eokera and
good keepers. Bay a 50 -pound
hag . . . today!
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