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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1929)
5 Test Driving is Sure Trial When z Tires Are Made Driring test fleets continuously 22 out of 24 hours a day, for weeks and months, until millions of tire miles have been run, has been a big factor in modern im proved tire mileages. This is the SUITS FOR MATRONS HAVE CHARM AND DIGNITY; THOSE FOR THE MAIDS HAVE titlC Competent salesmen and a wide range of sizos ainl widths assures you of a per fect fit. opinion of "Russ" Smith local I dealer for Miller's tires at 199 South Commercial street. Design Blends With Color This Spring The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thnreday Morning, March 21, 1929 fttK vif , if w4 U i iiVi fill fee. J fkn: ::x Vff A' V M V ' f '-r '? , f ,,H V" I I v&?-rl VkvJ lfcf r v ff r w r. STYLE SHOW WILL USE HOmE TALENT Mrs. Mack Cooperates With sinore to Display Late Modes KiRht home-talent models and 10 dancing girls, the latter mem Vts of Mrs. White'? class, will 'iinpear Thursday and Friday eve nings at the Elsinore theater in p f-tyle show presented under the surpices of "MackVV with Mrs. Pma Mack, proprietor, directing the show. m The feature will be pre-ented each evening at 9:30 ' !ock between the first and sec ird performances of the jugular t:n. ' In addition to the living models tl ere will be a novel presentation cf a pictured toryK'wah 'ons at Hollywood. 'On'fti'eseree'n actresses of national . note will perform and will exhibit styles which will be popular the nation over this spring. Dignity as well as charm char acterize the new modes of the spring and summer season of 1929. No longer must the wo man of middle age or older emu late the immature young girl In her cloiheB. She loses nothing cf her youthful appearance In this. Rather does' It accentuate the trlmness of her figure and the softened beauty of her face. For the young girl there is chic in abundance. From her swanky pajamas, through her many day time suits, to her'evening clothes, rhe is the embodiment of youth and gaiety. Rainy Days "Perk" Even her rainy day apparel is bright and perky. Pictured at the extreme left of the picture is a sports model raincoat made' of' French suede fabric. Pocket tabs, eollar, cuffs and belt are all of genuine leather. The second model is a three piece georgette ensemble for the matron. It has a graduated blouse with colored embroidery, and a box pleated skirt. The two-piece combination print, center, is likewise suitable for the - matron.. The skirt Is pleated all around, and a stitched vestee and tie of plain fabric matches the background of the print. Georgette Ensemble Attractive Another georgette ensemble is pictured second from right. It has a white blonse with green flowered embroidery nd green banding fc'oixndi ' the nesk nd hem. Steel buttons decorate the center front of the skirt and front of the short coat which has a wide hip band. A scarf collar lined with green completes the costnme. A simple little printed frock with high collar, very long sleeves and string tie is pictured at the extreme Tight. Over it is worn one of the pert . little sleeveless Jackets with belts so well likod by the sweet young things. POCCH'S LAST WORDS PARIS. Mar. 20. (AP) "All right, let's go ahead," were the last words Marshal Foeh spoke on earth. He spoke to his nurse. Revival Series Is Stearted By Dallas Pastor PRATUM, Mar. 20. (Special) The Rev. Kirby of Dallas is con ducting a series of meetings at the Methodist church here. The Rev. John Frans spoke at a meet ing at Dallas last Sunday night. On account of the church meet ing, the Ladies Aid society meet ing scheduled to be held at the home of Miss Anna Bischoff Wed nesday afternoon, and the Sunday school social which would -hate been held in the church basement, have both been postponed for one week. Since the advent of warm wea ther fall wheat Is coming out In good shape but the gray oats has a rather thin stand on account of damage done by freeting. Most of the clover seed sowing has been completed. CAPITAL Beauty Shop 223 N. High St. Genera Beauty Work Spring Styles demand well-kept ! hair The only genuine Realistic Permanent Wave machine in Salem Telephone 366 THE new Shoes are elever combinations of color and design. A touch of contrasting color arranged in a unique way adds a mod ern note made smart by its very simplicity. This quality footwear is the season's finest value at J $2.90 to $6.48 BLOCK'S GOLDEN RULE Salem, Oregon 220 N. Liberty IKBEIL SIUT TUS OVER 110 TIICKREAT,L, Mar. 20. (Spe cial) Miss Katherine Price gave a short talk over radio station K(r at Corvallis Monday night. )'( :1k county boys and girls' club mi mbprs gave the entire program, "lis- Price Rave the recipe for the r; ke on which she won first prize at the last Oregon state fair. A basket social was given Mon thly right by the grade school to 1 lp pay for the new phonograph. The Woodry family of Salem, sev eral dancers and a reader from the normal school, and the grade n hool pupils furnished the pro gram, after which Mr. Woodry auctioned off the baskets. Altho the crowd was not large, the total proceeds were $65.51. The. Ore gon Normal school will pay the balance of the amount due on the' n:r.chine. it- Miss Luzelle Crippen- and Rob ert Hamilton, high, school stud ents were both 'broken! out?" with measles Thursday; after playing basketball at fallas the previous night. ' . i . " iCHMWl IEDED FOR AUTOS ' ' 1 286 Board Feet of. Lumber Go Into 5-Passenger Oakland Sedan . Tntf resting facts on 4he Quan tity of rtw material required for the construction of a single auto mobile body were related here Saturday by George Vick; oL the firm of Vick Bros., local Oakland Pontiac dealers. From information supplied by the Oakland Motor Car company, on Pontiac. Michigan. Mr. Vick stated that, every five passenger sedan In the new Oakland Ail American line required for its construction 286 board feet of lumber, 21.9 square feet of plate class, and 252 square feet of sheet steel. "The large amount of mater ials that go Into a Bingle body,' hi stated "explains the wide in fluence the automobile annually absorbs more than 60 per cent of all plate glass produced in the United States, 14 per cent of all the steel, and more than a billion board feet of hard and soft wood. "The lumber and sheet metal 'sefl in building an Oakland sedan body serves mainly to construct the framework and paneling, and does not include special metals, textile, and othar raw material essential in giving the body the finished appearance evident when you see it on the road- Hi - - . ..-.---- i .- : " i . - .. ; $3.98 1 I Expertly modeled m !l of fine felts in I the shapes cor- m rect for spring. m TV Basket Weaves fft fs yj V f ii v irk. ill - . . , Neckwear 98c Selected to please particn- -I m lar men. Figured, pat- v II terns, stripes, checks and - II solid colors in Tariety to - satisfy every taste. V ; ? $3,85 to $5.98 Correct in Style, Tailoring, Fit . and Quality, too. Here are styles that strike the latest note in masculine mode conceived by leading design era and c,ut from the season's newest woolens The weights are suitable for year around wear Many have Jthe popular new Tattersall Vest And at such a tremendous saving ! Every Suit Has Extra Trousers Let these smart new Ox fords complete yoar - -spring ensemble. They : will give you comfort, " style and miles of wear. 275 N. Liberty St. Phone 1435 Salem. Oregon SCARF, a Hat, a Flower the individual touch to complete your Easter ensemble ... Or perhaps you have still to buy your frock or coat. Ward's have scores and scores of fresh, alluring, new models, attractively . priced, with just the rigiu acces sories to make the costume dis tinctively your own. The New Dresses $3.98 I f A SCARF a Hat HATS $14.75 in prinis, crepes and georgettes eatch the charming gaiety of Spring with their lovely colors and new style touches . . draped necks, petal-like pleatings, tucked designs. You'll fin(T them vastly becoming and exceptionally low priced. $4.98 See these New Models. The Ensembles $19.95 are found in a number of smart ': vaiations . . little jackets on some, , longer coats on others . . color and fabric contrasts, clever style details that make each one distinctive. Every fashion-wise woman will in-V elude at least one in her Spring wardrobe. . TheSpringCoats . v $14.75 Swagger when fashioned of camel hair tweeds, beautifully tailored . . or are demurely dressy when made of broadcloth, Kasha cloth, Kasha broadcloth, trimmed with flat furs; "There are flares and straight lines, inset fabrics, novelty colors. All-Important Accessories Colorful Costume Jewelry .....85c Smart New Handbags....: 'J..2J&5 Pull-on Fabric Gloves.:....93; - - Dainty Handkerchiefs ....45c Exquisite Flowers .98c Color in the New Shoes $295 to $550 to harmonize with new cos tumes, shoes take on color light tans and beiges, grays, even blue and , red, with black and reptile are very popular. There are any 1 .A 1 nuuiuer.- ui buuui, buuj graceful styles. '. rj mm fi 33.95 There's a dash and style about the gay new hats with their snug contours and high colors. Straws, felts and silks are devel oped in a bewildering, number of charming and becoming shapes. Of Lovely Sheerness to the picoted top ;are chiffon hose In sun 'tan and all the oth-. er new. shades. $1.49 fine Rayon ' fashions slim fltling vestt and bloomers for wear un der new frocks. njf Flesh, peach.- !. , Dance Stt ' ; :: -,is-daintily flowered la 275 N. Liberty St. Phone 1435 i V . . ' . ..- Salem, Ore'