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1'- i - ' ' - Olive M. Douuc. Soctefar Editor n5 1
Paul's Junior
Guild Hostess
't'l For Bridge
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The parish house of St. Paul's
ihureh va a delifhtrully arran-
rt Mautnmn" -room wwre many
tables of bridge was to play Fri
day afternoon, and later where tea
was senred between tour and 6:
30 o'clock. : J
. The committee In charge of ar
ranging this attractive afternoon
were Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, Mrs.
Joha Caughell, Jr Mrs. George
Arbuckle, Mrs. D. O. Shipley. Mrs.
K. H. ' Kennedy. Mrs. Homer
Smith, and Mrs. Don Roberts.
Honors for the afternoon of
cards went to Mrs. Hollis Hunting
ton. Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. Phil
Newmyer, Mi s. - John- McNary and
Mrs! Earl JCoilenlwrnr - " r
A group of girts from the young
er set assuted in . serving; tea.
These were Miss Josephine Corn
oyer. Miss Ann Reed Burns. Miss
Maris. Patten. Miss- Mary Jane
Lau, and. Miss Frances L&a.
The euest list . included Mrs,
John- McNary, - Mrs. C. S. Hamil
ton, Mrs. Frederick Lamport.
Mrs. Rex Sanford, Mrs. Edgar
Pierce, Mrs. , David B. Hill, Mrs
V. A. Johnson, Mrs. 1L K. Stock
well. Mrs. D. E.- Burns, Mrs. Hoi
lis Huntington, Mrs. Don Young,
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Oliver
Huston, Mrs. George Alexander,
Mrs. Jerald Newton, Mrs. E. H
Kennedy, Mrs. O. C. Locke, Mrs
William Walton, Mrs. William Ly
tlei Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs. J.
Lyman Steed- Mrs. W. D. Evans.
Mrs. Fred N. Stump, Mrs. Ervia
I F. Smith. Mrs. Douglas . Cohen,
Mrs. Homer Egan, Mrsv Carl Nei-.
eon, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs. Milton
Stclner, Mrs. Frank Deckebach,
Jr., Mrs. Rex Adolph, Miss Edith
Bragg. Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs.
M. C. Pettys, Miss Bertha. Bab
cock, Mrs. L. A. Grote, Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. Leo G. Page,
Mrs; Arthur Rahn, Mrs. E. M.
IB Page, Mrs. E. L. Myers, Mrs. W-
E. Wilson, Mrs. W. E. Hanson,
Mrs. W. L Staley, Mrs. L. P. Pal
mer,' Mrs, J. E. Harrison, Mrs. F.
E. Mercer, Mrs. B. F. Foreman,
Mrs. Phil L. Newmyer, Mrs. Don
Roberts, Mrs. W. W. Baum, Mrs.
F. K. Power, Mrs. E. M. McKee,
; Mrs. Joe Beck, Mrs. Bert Smith.
5 Mrs. Hufstader, Mrs. B. B. Flack,
Mrs. W. D. Clarke, Mrs. R. G.
t Brady, Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, Mrs.
Homer Goult, . Mrs. Romeo Gou
let, Mrs. E. Hartley, Mrs. Frank
Myers, Mrs. Earl Kollenborn, Mrs.
Alton D.Hurley, Mrs. L. B. Saur
xo&n. Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs.. H.
B. Thielsen, Mrs. E. E. Bragg,
Mrs. E. C Cross, Mrs. Russell Cat
linMrs. E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. C. C.
Gabriel. Mrs. Max Abst, Mrs. Wil-
Hani Ellis, Mrs. C. F. Turner, Mrs.
i -.JUG Shipley
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D'elightiur
: Mian
h The prlrate dining room of the
, Gray; Belle was the attraetlre set
t'pg for 20 corer dinner Thurs
day eyenlng with Mr." and Mrs.
John Orr as hosts. -
'The table was centered with Af
rican marigolds, hellanthemum
and yellow tapers .lngreen glass
holders. An unusual feature of the
dinner was the serving of ven
ison -which Mr. Orr-had brought
f rem-his hunting trip. In southern
Oregon. - . "
Following dinner the entire par
ty went to the - Orr residence,
. where-: bridge was In play for the
remainder-. of the evening. The
guest rooms here were attractively
- rrranged with dahlias, zinnias and
marigolds. : .
.Honors for the evening of cards
vere hdd by Mr. and Mrs. Bert
jGueits for this delightful affair
ve ' Ir. arfti Mrs. Bert Flack,
'"Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. B- Garlen Simpson, Mr. and
Mrs. E..M. Hoffnell, Mr. and Mrs.
I. M. Doughton, Judge and Mrs.
ueorge Kossman, Judge and Mrs.
Harry Belt, Mr. and Mrs.. Charles
Kcdkinsv Mr. and Mrs, Sam
LaChlia and Mr. and Mrs. John
. .
i WOODBURN. Mrs. O. L. Da
vh entertained the Rnral club at
fcar home east of Woodburn Wed-
1 ' afternoon, assisted by Mrs,
-aniv
"--' fitted. t
the" year -wia
- the program the 1adis ei..
,-llrs. Paul Coleman' and: were en-
tertained by, readings by Mrs. Os
T.at .Belcher, Mrs.; J. J. , Bidwell,
Vrs,? J. -Pelmnlder and a short
" tfoem by littie Richard Lata.
t- t Those resent were Mrs. M. M.
fllyers, MrsiJi Pelmulder, Mrs. E.
liaiwon, Mrs. Kwpn iaix, Mrs.
terrick,Mrs. Frank Morrison,
Mrs.-" Paul : bolemin, Mrs. Fred
Coleman, Mrs,, J. J. Bidwell, Mrs.
l-f-urlel Dean,' Mrs. W. S. Wllkins;
Ilrl.- Elmer King, Mrs. Charles
Talvoreon and Mrs. F. P, Brough-
t -r 'i ' n
iTr. and Mr.. Delbert Rice are
tcelTlar( congratulations on' tho
(.rriral of & son, christened Roy
dances. Master Roy Frances
frit named for hli grandfather,
iioyr?Rice ?of' Salem. The - young
tnan also nas the distinction of
elaimlng ; t- living -. great-grand.
toother," "Mrs. Julia. Sehmeers
pother of Mrs. Roy, Rice. 0
CENTRAL JHO WELL- -"A - few
riends of M . Hcrtoa Hoghlett
h.'' recently moved .;.tn Salem
om this community spent an aft
amnnn wit It her in 1 n lunn
past week. Those going were Mrs,
nlav Anhrev:.-Mrs.V AW.'LlchtTi
fMrs. Dn 8teffen: lirs. Ai A. HalL
Mrs. C. L. Simmons and Mrs. Ber
tie Bye. U
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Social r.lul
Satarday ?
Balem Women's club meets
thl .ftcrnnnn t Waiti
ciabhouse, 4S0 North Cottage
street.
Mrs. D. McKay is
Bridge Tea
Hostess
Mrs. Douglas McKay win be
hostess this afternoon for ons'of
the most attractive bridge teas of
the early fall season. The guest
rooms of the lovely new McKay
home will radiate the gj bright
ness of fall flowers arranged In
large baskets. Following bridge
the 'small card, tables will be cov
ered with white linen and centered
with flowers whose color note will
be orchid and ; gold. -This color
scheme; will - be 'carried through
the menu: as well. . .
Mrs. Sterling Smith will assist
in receiving at the door and Mrs.
Ellsworth Ricketts. Mrs. Robert
Shinn, and Mrs. : Ted Chambers
will assist about the rooms and
with serving.
The guest list includes from
Portland: Mrs. .Percy Freeman,
Mrs. -CL L. Dutton, Mrs. Walter
J. Kuhl, and Mrs. H. R. Hop
kins; from Longview, Washing
ton J. Mrs. Roy Camp; from Cor
vallis: Mrs. - Wallace Kadderly,
Mrs. -Vane Gibson; from Salem:
Mrs. W. ' L. Phillips. Mrs. Ted
Chambers, Miss Dorothea Steus
loff, Mrs. Roy Keene;' Mrs. Rich
ard Slater, Mrs. -Sterling Smith,
Mrs.' Robert SbJnn. Mrs. C. Leland
Smith. Mrs. A. F. Hayes, Mrs.
Earl Gilbert Jdrs. Ellsworth Rick
etts, Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Mrs.
G. L. Newton, Mrs. C. A. Downs,
Mrs.- Frank Moore, Mrs. H. K.'
Stock well, Mrs. Merrill Obling.
Mn. Dan Fry, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Durbin, Jr., Mrs. H. G. MaUon.
Mrs. E. L. Konenborn, Mrs. Ray
DeMerritt, Mrs: Arthur Wilson.
Mrs. .John Hunter, Mrs. Edgar
Pierce, Mrs. Albert -Anderson,
Mrs. B. F. Othus. Mrs. L. B. Gil-
bertson, Mrs. Oscar Lapham, Mrs.
James MoU, Mrs. W. B. Mott, Mrs.
J. L. Woodwerth, Mrs. Oliver Hus
ton, Mrs. Lynn Cronemllter, Mrs.
Claude Steusloff, and Mrs. J. H.
Scott. .
Woman's Club Will
Hear Miss Lord
Today
Miss Elizabeth Lord will ad
dress members of the Salem Wom
an's club at the regular meeting
at tbe Woman's clubhouse this
afternoon. Her topic will be
"Some New and Unusual Shrubs
and their t uses." The bulb and
w -.!. had been planned
s been lndefinlte-
3 tnls - address
titciw wm .iOTts by Mrs. J.
H. Lautennan, - chairman of the
board - of trustees and general
chairman for the Statesman cook
ing, school committee concerning
the results of the cooking school;
and from Mrs. F. M.. Erickson and
Mrs. David Wright concerning the
district ' organization meeting
Wednesday at the- clubhouse..
Mrs. R E. Ling will report on
the health and Christmas seal in
stitute held in " Portland which
was attended by Mrs. Harry Wied
mee, Mrs,' D. R. Ross, and Mrs.
Ling Thursday. ,
There will be an election of
delegates Saturday who will - be
sent to the Marion county federa
tion meeting In, Mill City October
24. -- .
Mrs. Wiedmer also announces
that there are a few cakes left
which will be sold this afternoon.
W. C. T. U. Calls
Meeting for Tuesday
The Salem W. C. T. D. has call
ed a business meeting for Tues
day at 2:30 o'clock at the Union
hall corner of Ferry and South
Commercial street.
Tne aevouonais win be con
ducted by a trio of ladies, Mrs,
E. T. Barkus. Mrs. A. M. Lausch,
and Mrs. Mary J. Sebrell.
HUBBARD Old fashioned
songs and recitations were featur
ed in the program "of the Pink and
Lavender, club at Thursday's meet
vr which waa held at the home
4 Has, president Of
Recent claims totaliar $ lflS.Tt
'kiT Wl nalit in hillera nf Ore
?ron ; Statesman. Norths American
Sgram- was giv-
ireshments were
' The NoreKber meeting win be
neia at- tne tome ot Mrs. c.
uvenon.
'. ' Members present were Mrs. An
na ScboU, . Mrs.: Mary Kids ton
Mrs." Laura Jackson, .Mrs. Anna
Bevens. MrsC B. Q. Wells, Mrs.
Alice Weaver, Mrs. Clara Reichel
of Woodburri s Mrs. Anna Speight,
Mrs. George Zeek. Mrs- B. faul
son, Mrs. J, Calvert. Mrs. Aney
sewen, Mrs. Lester Wiiu Mra. H
Adams, and Mrs.' Ed Wolf er. Miss
Mary Goudy, MissLenre Scholl,
Miss Frances Weaver. Miss Anita
sevens and Miss Alice Menzies.
- Visitors -present were: Mrs. J,
S Mitten hart and- daughter Esther.
Mrs. j, McKee, Miss Berry Ie B les
ser and Miss Adeline Znrcher. r
GERVA1S: Tho first meeting of
the fall eeason of the Community
999 einb was held Tuesday night
at I the Masonic hall, with what
was said to be the largest attend
ance at a first meeting In tbe his
tory of the cIubTeh tables were
I in play during: .the .eveBing.the
nrsc prues gong; t rs.
Ellsworth and Gv' J. Moisan, and
lhe, second. prizes to Mrs.: -Otto
Behwab and- Pr; W. Seelyt Mrs. A,
Nlblef. Mrs. Johanna Clark.:Mrs.
M. D. Hennlng-and Miss Sophie
Nlbler were hostesses for the eve
ning. Mrs. Frank. Cannard, Mrs.
C.; W. CuUforth. Mrs. A. DeJar
din and Mrs. C. B. Ellsworth will
be hostesses, for 2 Urn: next club
Silverton Pythians
Elect Delegates
SILVERTON: Among the local
people who will attend the Pyth
ians 3 ttlx annual grand session to
be held at Portland Monday, Tues
day and .Wednesday of next week
are Helen Wrightman, past grand
ehjef. who win act as chairman ot
the committee Instate of order;
Florence Williams, representative
of Home Temple No. 11;. Henriet
ta Loe. alternate; Mrs. Bert Mey
ers; Harry Larson, George Win
ch ell, J. B. Stalker and Dr. A. K.
Wrightman Past Grand Chancel
lor ot Oregon, i .
Mrs. . Williams will give a fuU
report of the work Home Temple
No. 21 ha accomplished daring
the past year.- Among the things
waa the entertainment of. the dis
trict convention ere last May at
which 350 delegates were. present.
At the last meeting of the Py
thian Sisters here they gave . a
farewell party for Jir. And Mrs.
Arthur .Nelson and Mr. , and Mrs.
Henry 'Anundson who axe leaving
Silverton. Following an evening of
bridge, lunch was served-In the
dining rooms which was beautiful
ly .decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Anund
son were unable to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have moved
to Estacada where they purchas
ed a small farm. Mr. and Mrs. An
undson will leave for California
in tbe near future.
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Delegates Chosen
ByP.T.A.
Group
Delegates elected from Llncoln-McKinley-Leslie
P. T. A. Thursday
afternoon to attend the state con
vention in Grants Pass October
15 to IS are Dr. and Mrs. B. F.
Ponnd and Dr. and Mrs. Floyd
Utter.
Mrs. C. A. Downs was elected
to take the vice presidency of the
P. T. A. which had been unfilled
-following the removal to another
school district, of Mrs. W. J. Min
kiewitz, former vice president.
The organization, part of the
meeting proved to," be most en
thusiastic. .This coming year
there will be a child study class
under the direction ot Mrs. C. A.
Downs who led a similar class
study under the American Asso
ciation of University Women the
past two years. This interesting
class will meet every Tuesday in
the music room ot Lincoln school
at 3:30 o'clock and every mother
in the three districts is invited to
oin it. Membership in the P. T.
A. is not necessary although the
work of the study class will be a
part of the P. T. A. work. The
interest which is manifest in this
class is evidenced -by the fact that
15 .women Joined the class
Thursday.
In connection with the work or
the P. T. A. this year there will
be a "service shop" under the di
rection 'Of Mrs. LaMoine Clarke
and Miss Dorothy Taylor. These
shops have become a popular part
ot P. T. A. work in most cities.
Other plans are under way
which are not quite ready to an
nounce. Mrs. David Bennett Hill
was appointed chairman of the
program and publicity committee
and will announce her committee
personnel In the near future. A
program is planned tor the next
meeting which will be November
12."
Salem Women Win
National Contest '
A national contest sponsored
by the Har court Brace fe Co. pub
lishers has been the center 01 at
tention for - the past several
months among literary minded in
divlduals. The problem was to
identify the pictures of 10 nota
ble men each of whom held a book
other than his own composition.
Mrs. F. G. Franklin and Miss
Renska Swartz have Just been no
tified that they each won a vol
ume of their own cfceoslng as a
result of sending In answers to
this contest. Mrs. Franklin has
chosen "The Modern Temper" by
James Wood Knitch.
MONMOUTH: La Gaie Douzaine
club was entertained at the open
ing meeting of the year Tuesday
afternoon at the home ot Mrs. A
E. Tetherow. Three tables of
bridge were in play, honors going
to Mrs. Leighton Smith, and Mrs.
Cecil Guthrie.. Others present
were: Mrs. - B. F.V - BntlerMrf.
Mary ; Lee Butler, -Mrs. Mind 'Cor
nelius, Mrs.A A. F. - Cburter.'s Mr
A H.; Craven, Mrs. Deimer - R.
Dewey.- Mrs. Homer Dodds. Mrs.
George Cooper and Jdrai;-, D. - R4
BJddenw:-; . .;v:?...yiMi r
"An attractive seasonal luncheon
wasrserved with Mrs. Courier and
Mrs. Gutnrie assigtingthe b dates.;
Formal Afternoon
Tea is Lovely
Affair
- Complimenting their house-,
mother. Mrs. W. B. Johnson who
ls vwith them for the first time
this year, members of the Alpha
Phi Alpha sorority were hostesses
for a formal tea at the sorority
house on Oak street. Friday after
noon between the hours of S and
S o'clock. One hundred and twenty-five
invitations were extended
to members ot the university cir
cles and townspeople.
Greeting these folk as they
came to the door was Miss Georgia
Stryker who Introduced to the line
line headed by Miss Dorothy Gor
dan, and Mrs. W. B. Johnson.
Miss Olive Dahl, Mrs. F. M. Erick
son, and Mrs. -Wayne Robertson.
Presiding at the . tea table tor
the first hour ' was Miss Alida
Gale Curry and Miss Leila John
son. During the second hour, Mrs.
Alice Fisher and Mrs. George H.
Alden presided at the tea table.
. The tea table waa unusually at
tractive with its lace cloth cen
tering Which was a low beaten
copper bowl, filled with carna
tions, maidenhair fern, pink dahl
ias and baby villias. On either side
of the bowl were beaten copper
holders containing green tapers.
Both the receiving rooms and the
tea room were lighted with the
soft glow of many candles those
in the receiving room were yellow
and those in the tea room were
green.
About the receiving rooms were
baskets, of pink zinnias, pink
dahlias, yellow chrysanthemums.
and salmon pink gladroli, all of J
which were enchanting in the soft
candlelight.
Violin numbers were given by
Miss Lucille Flannery, and Miss
Lulu Allen and Miss Grace Hen
derson gave a piano number. Miss
Lois Plummer and Miss Marjorie
O'DeTl were the accompanists.
Members of the house who as
sisted in serving were Helen Breit-
haupt, Lois German, Josephine
Tonn, Helen Styles, Maxlne Ul
rlch, Jerene Low, Gretchen Mehl,
Marjorie O'Dell and Lucille Fisher.
Those who assisted about the
rooms were Dorothy Rose, Irene
Cochrane. -Ellen Jean Moody, Est-
elle Chaney, Donna Hildesheln. Sa
rah Poor, Elvlna Breitnaupt, Dor
othy Taylor, Helen Kafoury, Ruth
Burch, Helen Ferry, "Helen Breit
haupt, Gladys Miller, Benita Ed
wards, Dorothy Eastridge, Gladys
Taylor, Henrietta Bishop, Muriel
White. Rosle Smith, Edwina
Broad ben tr Esther McMinnimee
and Constance Fisher and Marg
aret Warnke.
Mrs. E. M. Bailey
Is Club Hostess
.- '"WOODBURN The Evergreen
chapter No. 12. of the Order of
the Rainbow, for Girls, held their
regular ' meeting in the . Masonic
rtemple Tuesday night. - -
At the regular business session,'
Tresaa Bates', was Installed and
following a program was present
ed, by several of the girls, a pan
tomime. The Fatal Guest." The
characters: , were: King, ' Jessie
Sims; queen. Dorothy Austin y
princess,1 Margaret Mocbel, duke.
Katherine . Espy: reader, Opal
Hodge and the curtain and scene
shifter was Julia Bell Austin.
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Mrs. E. M. Bailey entertained
members of the Hayesville Wom
en's club for the first meeting of
the year at her home on Thursday
afternoon.
Plans were discussed for .the
coming meetings.. A committee
consisting of Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
McAfee, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Greig
and Mrs. Snyder, were appointed
to arrange a program for the year.
At the- close of the meeting re-
fresments were served by the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
Reed and Miss Denny.
A flower exchange will be held
at the next meeting at the home
of-Mrs. Snyder on October 24.
Members present were Mes-
dames Prevltt, Greig, Slddali,
Rhodes, Richman, McAfee, Pow
ers, Haibert, stettier, aataroii.
Rylander, Morrison, W. E. Bailey.
BedwelL Reed, Fox, Wells; Miss
es Denny and Kearns, and the
hostess, Mrs. E. M. Bailey.
DALLAS The Tuesday after
noon bridge club held its ' first
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ray
Scott on October 8. Members of
the club present were: Mrs. Jack
Eakln, Mrs. Maurice Dalton, Mrs,
Fred Stinnett, Mrs. P. J. Wal
ton, Mrs. Simon Grindheim, Mrs,
Paul Skeels, Mrs. H. B. Tiers,
Mrs. R. S. Kreason, Mrs. Ralph
Beck and the hostess. '. Special
guests for the -afternoon were:
Mrs. C. L. Foster, Mrs. Ivan War
ner, Mrs. R. R. Van Orsdel, Mrs.
Tracy Savery and Mrs. H. H. Rich.
A one course luncheon was served
by the hostess at 4:30. Scores are
kept until the end of the year and
pvues awarded.
The Gervais Past Matrons club
met at the homo of Mrs. John Im
bin. Tuesday afternoon.. Most of
the afternoon Was spent In mak'
ing plana for a benefit card party
to be glven-on November .21. Pres
ent were Mesdames Virginia Boos
terr ;.- T."- Briney, M. D. Henning,
George. Rarap, Romeo :G6nley,
Scott Jones, ' Agnes Jones. Sam
ner Stevens, and the nostess. Mrs.
Imlah. Mrs. Agnes Jones assisted
the hostess In serving lunch at the
close of the afternoon.- -
Comine; Monday
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...The Month
To Plan Winter Wardrobes!
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Autumn and Winter
FROCKS in This
Special Group
A special group of silk crepe and
novelty silk dresses are liein? fea
tured at Miller'sT o d ay . .
mostly $15 arid $17.'50 dresses. All
are superlative values because all
are of excellent style and quality.
Autumn reds . . . new blues . . . browns
and beige of the new season., . . black and
' of course navy. There is a spelndid range of
sizes including stout sizes. This October dress
event offers opportunity to replenish one's
wardrobe with, utility, sports and informal
frocks at a very moderate price. (Main
Floor).
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Rain Apparel in
Smart Fashions
LEATHER COATS
$14.95 $19.50 $29.50
The. popular leather coat may be found at Miller's
in it's softest, richest quality . . . rain and wea
ther proof, wool lined for cold weather wear. Short
coats priced at $14J0 and $19.50. Long leather
coats priced -at $29.50. -
Raincoats, $3.95-$5.95
Tweed and leather finished rubberized rain coats
afford one excellent protection and at the same
time a service for every day wear that is entirely
satisfactory.
New'Tapestry
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. New arrivals in tapestry bags are regis
- tering a hit! These come in many new
ahapes including the - one illustrated
1 above. Very smart to carry with one's
New Robes
of
Fine Rayon
V-'' .. . . - . . .
Just arrived for today ; .
;, "big i shipment x of rayon -
robes that sell regularlyai- C
$5.95 . . will go on sale
- here -this morning at $35-
... a pick-up value. ,
Black ; with contrasts of '
blue," 'orchid, coral, -and.
green.' It's quite the smart"
thing to wear these at in
formal parties. .
The Newest
Themes
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1 Pairs for 1
New Themes are here
.-. many Salem wo
men have . been": pa
:tiently awaltra'for
' these new colors - by
Theme iia,all silk full
fashioned 'quality . .
i Chifon,tniedium and
service weights. ,
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