The Oregon statesman., March 21, 1929, Page 17, Image 17

lT New OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, urertin. Thorsdav Morning. March 21. 1929
U BROS
OPEN TONIGHT
Fine Showrooms to Display
All New Goods As Ini
tial "At Home"
Kafoury Bros, tonight will for
mrlly open their nc".v home on
North Liberty street. New fix
luros rombine with new stock to
pive this well-established Salem
strf an outstandingly fine home
flir its use in the oncoming years.
For the first time the Kafoury
..re is incorporating a millinery
ih'p.-rtment. India prints which
1 ,ve hf-en featured by art ftorea
;.nl specialty shops for some time
j, :. boinj? shown in a brand new
,!.-partment in the new store, In
,ija cretonnes in soft tV,!or effects
that are the despair of the manu
f.i.turers of the western world,
?). being shown for the first time
lo'-ally. in the new piore. Then
niso one must remember the new
l ihy hop on the mezaanine floor
of the new Btore.
There has been growing a tradl
iion in these Pacific northwest
vt;ites that there are no linens
lil.e Canadian linens and no prices
n linens like the enticingly small
prices that one pays for the linens
across the borer. These periodic
jaunts to British Columbia will
loe much of their interest to
women, at least, after they see the
new linen supply which the Ka
foury store has accumulated. The
nsbroidered Madeiras, the hand
uade cutwork linen, in table
.loths and napkins,' ptrtow cases
;ml other lines, are being shown
in Salem for the first time.
Kafourys are known up and
down the valley for their "yard
t(xls" and that reputation is
Maintained in the new store. Bolt3
"VwW bolts of silks, woolen goods
: iid cotton prints are stacked up
n the new shelves. The dranery
department is more than doubled
in size.
More than one-half of the main
floor in the new store is allowed
o the ready-to-wcar dsp&xtOMJii-Kn-embles
are featured and prints
ia vivid colors are predominant,
s 'nbrst sport skirts and. cport
J x k promise to be popujar.
MILT j CITY. Mar. 20 (Spe-
Mrs. Clara Ellsworth ac
mpanied by Ted Lake of Gates.
! f for Aurora Thursday morning:
in the bedside of Mrs. Lake, who
; serious!. ill at her mother's
' there.
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Miss Iris IVaddelt has come to Salem from Taronia to take charge of
J he millnery depaMment - In Kafoury Bros, new store. She Is an
authority in lier line of work. '
State-Wide Help
In Advertising
ricultural. Industrial and recrea
tional resources in the state of
California and intermountin states
which have produced during 192S
over 80 per cent of our tourist tra-
Chamber's Plan "t'o-w"t-
Governor Patterson has Riven
his endorsement to the state cham
ber expansion program by signing
House BiH 411, which authorized
the expenditure of $25,000.00 of
state fund3 under' the direction of
the state chamber for publicity
and land settlement work during
1930.
This fund, states W. G. Ide,
manager of the state chamber,
will be used in connection with
the amount raised by business in
terests of Portland and other
parts of the Plate to advertise ag-
CLOTHES OF INDIVIDUALITY'
FOR EASTER
i FOR THE NEW
'SPRING SEASON
Shrewd buyers of style and
quality will choose Oregon
City Virgin Wool 2-trouser
suits. There's will be a last
ing satisfaction, increased as
months of wear reveal the
exceptional style and shape
retaining qualities of these
fine clothes. -
$30
to $45
(with extra t rowers)
Also a complete line of new spring
furnishings from the correct new
hat with narrow brim and tapered
crown to the new socks plain col
ors with embroidered clocks and
figures.
Etrwom
Tailor Furnisher Clothier
420 STATE ' . V
Piquancy of Line Related
by Miss 'Iris 'WaddeC
Now at Kafoury's
Hail to the spring hat! Piquan
cy of line, newness, yet simplicity
of trim the hat In the ensemble
idea characterizing the whole
costume those are rpring hfit
notes, says Iris Waddell, new
head of the millinery department
at Kafonry Bros. .
Miss Waddell comes to Salem
after two years in the millinery
business in -Tacoma and Seattle.
Miss Waddell says her ambition it
to find for every woman in Salem
a hat that will prove becoming.
"SAUCY" EFFECTS WON' .
These saury little hats will be
cocked of fone eye, one eyebrow
or even one ear. If thev droop on
one side they won't on the other.
Some of them will be Ions in
back to hide the scattered wisps
of growing out-shingles.
There are ribbon trims and
flower trims, but never the rib
bon around the oro'wn with .a
flower on one side which we hare
seen in other seasons. Ribbon
and flower motifs appear in odd
and delightful new ways.
Braids and lace are. also used
for the individuality of hat ex
pression. Printed fabrics fashion
the delightful hat and scarf sets!
Always the hat meets in trimming
and color compliment , with the
costume below it. Charming flat
felt flowers, spriggy silk ones,
that appear on the hat also ap
pear on the coat of the ensemble
as a boutonnier.
Colors are the came or con
trasting to the new cloth shades.
Predominant are greens, blues,
tans, reds, orchid. Although fem
ininity is the new ideal, the tail
ored model still remains. But
tailored though they may be, they
look to be 1929.
PLAYS LEAD IN COLLEGE REVUE
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she visited her daughter for sev
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
moved 'the last of the' week, to
the Dixon house near the school
house. Mr. and Mrs. Loran Dunagan
and son have moved to the J. A.
Murray home.
Little John Robinson, who has
been ill with pneumonia for the
past , two weeks at the home of
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Porter, in Silverton, is grad
ually improving.
. Mrs. W. T. Hogg, who has been
visiting her parents for the past
two weeks, has returned home.
Mr. Chirk, the new blacksmith
from Salem, moved here Monday
and is ready for business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haynes of
Portland visited their eousins. Mr.
and Mrs. George Haynes, on Sun
day. .
John Geren. who is working for
Montgomery Ward and conrpany
in Portland, spent the weekend
with his parents here.
Misses I.oraine and Doris Hogg
of Salem visited their parents her
over the weekend.
Mrs. Calvin Philips of Talsets
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Myers over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dixon drove
to Portland Thursday on business.
Pete Crites. a climber at the
Butte Creek mill, jabbed a climb
ing spur in his leg Thursday afld
was taken, to Silverton to a doe
tor It was necessary to have, sev
eral stitches taken.
Mrs. John Kellis of Salem vis
ited her sons here over the weekend.
Olympia Friends
Teeples' Guests
SPRING VALLEY. Mar. 19.
Teeple entertained over the week
end Mrs. John Mcintosh of Olym
pia, Wash. Mrs. Mcintosh had
not been here for a number of
years. Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh
conduct a store and service sta
tion in north Olympia. .The Teep-
j Iej and Mrs. Mcintosh were for-
jnerly . neighbors in Tacoma.
Miss Margaret Myers, of Rennselaer, Ind., is the leading lady ot
Indiana university's annual musicaf show, "The Jordan River Revue."
This is the third year she's played a leading role in the production.
MR. BOB ENJOYED
Blf LARGE iUBE
SCOTTS MILLS, March 20.
(Special) The play, "Mr. Bob"
was presented by the Scotts Mills
high school students Friday night
to a capacity audience. Every
member of the cast played his or
her part capably. The receipts
amounted to $62.
Among those attending the play
from, out of town were, Mr. and
Mrs. Ballard from Portland, Mrs.
Mabel Ballard and daughter from
WoodDiirn and Mrs. Foster Tr6m'
Sellwood.
Matt Walbel and his son Ernest
are visiting in Seattle.
Miss Enid Lamb, who has been
quite ill for several weeks, was
taken to a specialist in Portland
Friday.
Lawrence Smith of Salem visit
ed relatives here over the week
end. R. G. Lawrence and J. B. Law
ver Falls, where they are work
ing. Mrs. Blondine Sanders has re
turned home from Portland where V
rence have gene to Camp 16, Sil-
ATTENTION
MEN! '
See the New Patterns in Black and Tan.
Genuine Calfskin Oxfords you can buy
here at
Central Shoe Store
331 State
7 T V M1LL1JNEKY
II ; ' I - In thiit new denxrt. I
":v V VV M f went yoa will find I
" (- ' V wonderful array
NCSAO' i of -the newest in
rsy - Spring and ; Sum-
i -A i mer hats.
rTfi fx ON THE JP
OMORROW NIGHT
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7:30 to 9:30, of KAF OUR Y'S
New Store for Women
LIVING MODELS
Will model the newest in
spring coats, frocks
and millinery
Starting at 7:45, living models will model the latest fashions hi1
coats, dresses and millinery on the Main Floor of our new
store. Come and see the newest of spring styles. .
Punch will he served in our downstairs Thrift Store, and there
jsrill be'plenty of music too. Come, enjoy an evening at Kafourys.
A PERSONAL
INVITATION
This is a personal Invita
tion to all the people of
Salem and vicinity to come
to our Grand Opening to
morrow nisbt from 7:30 to
9:30. There will be living
models, music and refresh
ment and it is my person
al desire to have you come
and enjoy the evening at
our new store.
It has been cur aim to have
this store complete and
up-to-date in every detail
and we present it to you
for your approval tomor
row evening.
N. C. Kafoury
When visiting this store note the
special arrangement of the mer
chandise that makes selection as
simple as possible.
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Main Floor
SILKS
WOOLENS
COTTONS
HOSIERY
-NOTIONS
LINGERIE
ACCESSORIES
1-COATS
FROCKS
Balcony
DRAPERIES
CURTAINS
LINENS
MILLINERY .
A well lighted and a
well ventilated place
to shop. .
Thrift Store
The Downstairs
Thrift Department
will not open for a
couple months but
this spacious depart
ment will be. opes for
your inspection x to
morrow night.
255
North Liberty
Street
Your Home Store
Next door to
Portland Electric
Po wer Co
Credit on Our 12-Payment Plan