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Society
Afternoon Bridge
Is Attractive
Benefit
" Que of the most delightful ben
efit affairs of the spring was that
for which Mr. C. K. Spanldia?
Dened her home Friday after
noon. The affair was given to;
farther funds for the Ktate fed
farther ianas ior me siaie j M fj
ration meeting which will befC 2 T U AttmOOn
here In Mar.
. The guest rooms were beauti
ful in attractive arrangements of
spring flowers. Here cards were
' in play nntil the tea hour. Then
Mrs. T. B. Kay and Mrs. Charles
H. Robertson poured and were
, assisted in the serving by Mrs. J.
1 J, Elliott, Mrs. Vlrsil Stoliser,
. Mrs. Roy Simmons, and Sirs. H.
: O. Malsoii. ...
' ". The arrangements for the
' bridge tea were in charge of Mrs.
.Charles Spanlding Mrs. Walter
Spaulding and Mrs. Roy Mills.
Those asci&iing about the rooms
were 'Ira. -George R. Years, Mrs.
Charles Stricklln, Mrs. Ray Hart;
man, Mrs. Ervln Smith, Mrs. Earl
Dane, and Mrs. Roy H. Mills!
Guests for tho afternoon were
', Mrs. T. Br Kay, Mrs. U. G. Ship
ley, Mrs. J. T. Whlttis. Mrs. C. H.
Robertson, Mrs. Robert Downing,
Mrs. W. F. Spencer, Mrs. . John
Rand, Mis. John McNary, Mrs.
Paul Johnson, Mrs. Karl .Kugel.
Mrs. E. A. Colony, Mrs. D. C.
Breere, Mrs. A. A: Siewert, Mrs.
E. B. Grabciiborst, Mrs. H. W.
Miller, Mrs. B. E. Slsson, Mrs. J.
II. Callahan, Mrs. J. .J. Elliott.
Mrs. H. G. Maison, Mrs. Roy H.
Simmons, Mr?. Scott Page, Mrs.
W. J. Needham, Mrs. V. G. Bower
sox, Mrs. Wilson Darby, Mrs. Er
Tin Smith, Mrs. Howard Blake,
Mrs. Is. Lunsford, Mrs. O. F.
Johnson, Mrs. W. I. Staley, Mrs.
- R. B. Fleming. Mrs. S. P. Klm
, ball, Mrs. S. J. Butler, Mrs. W.
, M. Pennington, Mrs. David
- Wright, Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mrs.
7 Harley D. White. Mrs. A. C. F.
, Perry, Mrs. Herbert Ryan, Mrs.
A. C. Cummiugs, Mrs. Max Rog
ers, Mrs. J. C. McBride, Mrs.
George Rossman, Mrs. Henry
Bean, Mrs. J. D. Woodrow. Mrs.
Rex Sanford. Mrs. Fred Stump,
Mrs.' James R. Humphrey, Mrs.
Elmer Sellars, Mrs. W. DA Clarke,
: Mrs. C. A. Sprague.
; Mrs. W. E. Hansen, Mrs. John
: Orr, Mrs. Tom Wood, Mrs. C. J.
4 Jensen, Mrs. K. W. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. A. F. Hayes. Mrs. Earl Daue,
Mrs. F. Don Baylor, Mrs. Clifford
Daue, Mrs. Carl Armstrong. Mrs.
Fred Brock. Mrs. H. G. Ha Hand.
Mrs. Roy Ilartman, Mrs. C. P.
Bishop, Mrs. Virgil Stoliker, Mrs.
S. B. Gillette, Mrs. Ralph Wirtb.
: Mrs. Dean Adams. Mrs. E. N. Si
1 mon, Mrs.- L. Bergsvlck, .Miss
Helen Savage. Mrs. T. J. Brabec,
Ilrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mrs. W. S. Sev
ens, Mrs. H. J. Wiedmer, Mrs.
Van Seller Wieder, Mrs. Louis
Lachmund, Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs.
;';e. M. Page, Mrs. William Walton.
' Mrs. Itussel Catlin, Mrs. Charles
i fa. Weller, Mrs. Frank Spears.
. XJuest who came in specially
fo.' the tea hour were Mrs. Guy
Cmith, Mrs. J. C. Perry, Mrs. W.
. ;a. smitn. Airs, jiomer uouiet,
' Mrs. A. Anderson, and Miss Grace
Elizabeth Smith.
, .
: Hayesville Woman's
r1.1 AH .' ... .
- Hayesville Mrs. Bed well was
- hostess to the Woman's club of
Hayesville District Thursday ar-
., icrnoon ai ner nome. me mem-
bers finished putting the quilt to-.
Ciiier iuai tney uaie oeen wor-
' t t r An f Ai t ArfWM." (1mA TflA - h.1
ance or. tne auemoon neing spent
-' ..' thu ncrt nwtlnr whlrli .will
be March 14th. at 8 o'clock, the
4 president; Mrs. Charles Reed will
lit the hostess and it will be In
iur nir Ot in open nvuse in
, konor of the husbands - of the
1 K m.bilidn'1 Aft m om KAr and
their husbands are asked to re-
-' Kri: Reed will ha a.nalatAn' . at that
- time by Mrs. Albert Stealer, Mrs.
;B,F. Wells and Mrs. Dave Greig.
k' id at the-' dose , of the social af
Y temeon, the hostess being assist
ed by Mrs. Hal DeLetts and Mrs.
' ma I baa i - cLaita mmMN anii
lag roll call were Mrs. Fred Wil
lU&is, Mrs. Robert Beers, Mrs.
u ureig, mrm. a. x. muirisuu,
i' Mrs. Batdorf. Mrs.' G. E. McAfee.
i-Wllt Mr. W R Pwi Mr
A.M:UftV.T ill I I. nniL 1 FBI.
Ida ;Denny, Mrs. ' William- Rjck-
Stettler.. Mrs. .. Charles Reed and
tb hostess. Mrs. Bed well.
i Voodburn Miss Antoinette'
til. llMHA''Af ha .....t. allM
' lha mnwaHnn of hair aiafar
Vln ' .fill Mia. Vs.hAvlnA Ha- I
am'th.tt1.h.hA hnnnv h4p-h
3. MnnniV 'HMiinr
.. . 1U9 ICUlUa " ByCUV IU
TKA AWMMlMA. WMM AlkA M . I. f . M M
conclusion of the evenlnac- refresh-
. nents were served by Mrs. Frank
. Atzner ana mrs. Anion roiorny.
a f t. Ji a? a n T i .
:Thos enjoying the evening
? were saary Kiisaoetn weiss, Max-
Irat Sindartflii H!ti RMltr. ITr-
tola ; Mo8hberger, Dorothy Lee.
Liaaaia uonneiiT, via uecaer.
. tin ' L VmiaIaV, Vvn-
:, picks, Alpha Kistner and the guest
. . . . . . . .
oi nonor ana lue nostesses.
V." - "
Clear Lake The - Clear Lake
4 Christian Endeavor will, present
f'Pink Pajamas." a three act
.' farce comedy. Saturday evening.
arch 1 at the Clear Lake school.
. : The cast of characters Is as fol
4. lows: -Henry Stolk, Alice M assay,
Harold Dutolt, Ralph Harold, Baa-v-el
. Penny, Sarah Nafiger, Claire
? Collard, William Collard, WillUm
Collard, Nina Latourstte and Loia
Penny. iJs'., :d,;-,s:.ret--v';-.
There will ' be 'musical "enter-
1 ta'nment -between acta.- '. , ::-
V - . Gervaia. Mr. and - Mrs. cphVf
; Bowley and Mr.- and. Mrs. Jobn-j
: : son , arrived . Tuesday night front I
Long Beach Calif., on a visit to
Mr, Bowley's father. William
Bowley. ' - .: ;',' ' :-
News and Club
DUVE M. Doak.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Saturday
Women's Relief corps regular meeting. Miller hall, 2
o'clock.
Campfire Girls' treasure hike, Saturday morning.
Three Links club, I. O. O. F. club, 2:30 o'clock.
Girls' Numeral club, Salem high school, skating party,
Drtamland rink, 7 o'clock. All high school students invited.
Is Pretty
Event
Mrs. John Clifford and Mrs. !.
C. Marshall entertained with a
delightful afternoon of cards in
compliment to members of the
Unitarian Alliance and a few spe
cial guests Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Clifford
on Ferry street.
.- Honors for the afternoon of
cards went to Mrs. F. Brecken
ridge and Mrs. Milton Meyers. At
a late kafer refreshments were
served at small tables centered
with, daffodils and yellow crocus.
Mrs. Blanche Jones assisted' the
hostesses in serving.
Those present included Mrs. J.
M. Devers, Mrs. George Trott,
Mrs. Blanche Jones, Mrs. M. B.
Wagstaff. Mrs. C. H. Glenn, Mrs.
Ben; Wells, Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs.
F. R. Breckenrldge, Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Blair Kennedy, ot Pontiac.
Michigan, Mrs. Glenn Shoemaker,
Mrs. Frank Goodrich, Mrs. A. E.
Gibbard, Mrs. Eddy of Albany,
Mrs. George Littlefield, Mrs. Mil
ton Meyers, Mrs. W. E. Feldman.
Mrs. W. J. Minkiewitx, and Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. Clifford.
Rebekah Program
Is Enjoyed
Members of the Rebekah lodge
enjoyed a social evening and busi
ness meeting at the lodge rooms
Thursday evening, plans were
made for the coming entertain
ment of the battalian of the dis
trict March 13 at the hall. At this
time the Auxiliary and Canton
Capitol No. 11 will be hosts to
this group. Tiie committee ap
pointed Thursday night for this
affair is Florence Yarnell, Alma
Henderson, Grace Madison, Al
bert Lengren, P. Phillippi, and
C. O. Engstrom.
The program for Thursday
night was given by Sylvia Meatte,
Enola Johnston, Leatha Madison.
Norman Sumner. Bob Johnson,
Fred Pooler, Harold Jepsen, Jer
ald Johnson, Iva Dean Hubbard,
Elsie Townsend, and Grace Web
ber. Today Marked
For Many Parties
This is to be one of the busiest
Saturdays which Saleu social cir
cles have seen for many a month.
One of the largest and most for
mal events of the spring will be
the tea and reception for which
Mrs. Hal Patton and Mrs. Sey
mour Jones will be hostesses at
the home of Mrs. Patton this aft
ernoon, in compliment to Mrs. A.
W. Norblad, first lady of Oregon.
Mrs. Claude Steusloff and Mrs.
Ted Chambers are entertaining
with a te ntable bridge.
Mrs. Gardner Knapp will enter
tain with - bridge -in compliment
to Mrs. Earl Cooley. nee Mabel
Marcus, who has Just returned to
make her home in Salem.
Mrs. Roy Simmons is entertain
ing with an 18 cover dinner bridge
party and there will- be other af
fairs of smaller event,.
" '
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Klngwood-Tfiree ' interesting
letters, were read at the meeting
of the Laurel Social hour club
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ber
nard Benson. One, letter was from
Mrs. Leonard" Huteheons, a mem
ber of the club who is. at the. Sa
lem General hospital with a. lit
tle daughter who - arrived there
a. few days ago. Letters received
by two membersof the club -frosf
Miss Ella St. Pierre who Is teach-
ing on the island of Hawaii were 1
also read.. These letters describ
ing manners, customs, methods
of teaching, climate aad sr forth
were much enjoyed by the club
members. '
Mrs. A. L. Applewhite presided
at a brief bueiness session and
the rest ot the afternoon was
spent with needlework. Mrs.
-Benson was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Glenn L: Adams v "
Members present were Mrs. A.
L. Applewhite, Mrs. R. J. Blev
lns. Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs. D. A.
Williams. . Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs.
M. P. Brown. Mrs. eGorge Stew
ard, Mrs. Theodore Bernard, Mrs.
Glenn L. Adams, Mrs. E. W. Em
mett, Mrs. William Hacker, Mrs.
J. A. YanUs. Mrs.. Albert . Beck
man, Mrs. W. J."T Pag -and the
hostess, Mrs. Bernard Benson. -
A special guest, for. the after
noon was Mrs.'"AIee- Taylor of ;
Pringle,.; .- ,-v,
GerraU Mr. a&d Un. : oj T.
Wadaworth gave a dinner at their
home Tuesday evening 'sfor the
grade teachers in the Gervaia
school; Daffodils and ferns form
ed a centerpiece for the table. The
guests were Prof. D. . R. Moses
and Mis Ethel Martin, grade
teachers. Miss Margaret Hermann
of the high school, who was ab
sent from, the-city when Mr. and
Mrs. Wadsworth entertained the
high schooL faculty, Mrs. Moses,
Miss . Helen- Hiller and the boats
'and their- family. - ...
.
' The ; Dorcas society .: of ; the
Christian church sponsored a sil
ver tea Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. C Mntkev
on S Whitmaa atreet, with Mrs.
John B.: Stomp as.asslstant. hpst-
ess. Delicious refreshmenta. were
served to the guests and a de
lightful afternoon was enjoyed by
all.! -k-:'i
. uervats Mrs, as. o. Hennlng
was b-ostess at her. home Thnrsday
hferra' social afternoon. tbe Her-
zaopa cuuD peing: nec xnests. in ue
late afternoon tht dub members
were ' ushered tntto J the dining
room ' for refreshments. T Spring
violets were msed as table, decora
tions. ; T . i - - , I
Society Editor
Statesman
Pattern
H
By ANNE ADAMS
The molded silhouette needs a
slip cut on similar lines, in order
that new Spring frocks shall fit
well. This model is very easy to
make at homo as it consists "of
just two parts. There is addition
al fullness below the hipline giv
en with an invisible side pleat
- Pattern 1900 is soft and dainty
made of crepe de Chine. Favorite
shades are flesh, apricot, pink
and orchid. If one wishes, a bit
of narrow lace may be Insed to
finish the neck and armholes, but
the tailored type of under gar
ment is very popular this season.
May be obtained only in sices
14, 16, IS, 20. 32, 34, 36, 38, 40
and 42. Size 16 requires 2
yards of 39 inch material.
No dressmaking experience is
necessary to make (his model. .The
pattern has ample and exact in
structions. Yardage is given for
every size. A perfect fit is
guaranteed. -f
Patterns will ba drllrerrd npon
receipt of fifteen cent (le) in
coins . carefully wrapped, or
tnp. - Ba nre to writs plainly
your name, address, styto nnaber
and siit wanted. - j
Our new apring book of pattern
styles is now ready. Price fif
teen cents, but only ten ; cents
whan ordered with s pattetat. Ad
dress ail mail and order t
Suteatsaa Pattern Department,
343 West 17th street. Sew York
City. . .
: Gcrvaia The Catholic - Young
People's elub held a banquet at
the parish hall Wednesday eve
ning. Light green and pink form
ef the color scheme tjsed in doil
ies under the cocktail dishes, and
nut cups. Place cards were ah
original Idea of-. Rer. Father
Orth. A radio was installed to
furnish-' music daring the eve
ning was spent In playiar -games.
Covers were placed for 42.' Ladies j
of the parish served.
All
torty at
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Affairs
Brilliant A ft a ir
Will Compliment
Mrs Norblad
, Mrs. Hal Patton and .Mrs. Sey
mour Jones will entertain - be
tween the hours of S and I
o'clock ' this .afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Patton, in compli
ment to Mrs. A. W. Norblad, at
which time over- 400 guests have
been invited to call and meet the
first lady of the atate.
Oaring the first hour Mrs. C.
P. Bishop and Mrs. E. Hofer ot
Portland, will pour, the second
hour Mrs. T. B. Kay . and Mrs.
John Rand will pour and the- third
hour Mrs., George A. White and
Mrs. E. E. Bragg will preside.
Those assisting about the
rooms will be Mrs. H. T. Love.
Mrs. William McGilchrist. Mrs.
Homer Gonlet, Mrs. B. O. Schuck-
tng, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Miss
Margaret Cosper and Mrs. C. K.
Spauldin. Mrs. TJ. G. Shinier
and. Mrs. Henry Cornoyer will re
ceive at the dininf room. door.
Miss Enla McCnlly and Mrs. E. C.
Charlton will have charge of the
dining room and Miss Sarah Lan
sing will have charge of the serv
ing. Assisting her the first half
of the afternoon will be Henriet
ta White, Dorothy Llvesley, Elea
nor Norblad, Nancy Thielsen,
Dorothy Bell, Rovena Eyre and
Mary Kafoury.
The second half of the after
noon Mrs. Ellis Cooley, Mrs. S.
W. Starr, Mrs. James Young,
Mrs. Wallace Carson, Mrs. Wil
lard Marshall, Miss Catherine
Hartley, Miss Priscilla Fry, a id
Miss Iva Claire Love.
Receiving in the ball will be
Josephine McQilchrist, Josephine
Cornoyer and Esther Gibbard.
Miss Margaret Heltzel at the
piano, Marie Patton at the cello
and Jean Patton with the violin.
will present trio numbers during
tne afternoon.
Mrs. B. W, Macy
Entertains Circle
The Mary Martha circle of the
First Christian church was the
guest of Mrs. B. W. Macy Thurs
day afternoon at her home on
North 18th street. After a busi
ness session a social hour was en-
Joyed and refreshments were
aerved.
Those present for this after
noon were Mrs. Mabel Gardner.
Mrs.' Grace Cox, Mrs. Mildred
Dyer, Mrs. Loretta May, Mrs.
Jessie Chapel, Mrs. Mary E. Case,
Mrs. JSfne Cole, Mrs. Lucile Hunt,
Mrs. C. E. Bowen, Mrs. O. C.
McDowell. Mrs. A. A. Carper. Mrs.
Mabel McGaban, Mrs. C. R.
Pritchard, Mrs. Ida Hochstetler,
Mrs. Marie Miltonberger. Mrs. B.
E. Hollinesworth. Mrs. C. E.
Hollingsworth,- Mrs. C. F. Doane.
Mrs. O. J. Hull. Mrs. D. A. Scho-
maker. Mr. E. J. Reasor, Mrs. V.
R. Hlcketbler. Mrs. Arthur Flint.
Mrs. K. Smith, Mrs. C. J. Emrick.
Mrs. Ferrol Gibson,
Guests were Mrs. . Stella Gab-
bert. Mrs. D. D. Olmsted, Mrs. J.
D. Sears, Mrs. Fred Seiauer, Mrs.
Fay Humphrey. Mrs. Sara Tom
linson, Mrs. Charlotte Birdwell,
Mrs. M. S. Foster. Mrs. M. J. Gib
son, Mrs. H. H. Baker, Mrs. C. F.
Reilly, Mrs. G. C. Newgent. Mrs.
J. F. Pantenkrang, Mrs. Adam
Burns.
- -Zena
Mr. and Mrs. E". C. Hig
gins .entertained with a birthday
dinner Sunday at their lovely
country home In the Zena hills
celebrating the birthdays of the
Misses Doris and Dorothy Fred
ericks. The prettily decorated ta
ble was centered by a large white
frosted birthday cake. 'A pleasant
social -afternoon followed the 12
o'clock dinner. The Immediate
family was present including the
guests of honor, Miss Doris and
Miss Dorothy, tbetr parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Fredericks and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wig
gins. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Doney enter
tained at dinner Friday evening
Prof, and Mrs.. E. S. Oliver, and
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. McCormick.
Sale of
Ssbttandari
HOSIERY
Continues
Holeproof
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Erery Wanted Shade
Forpririg-l
Are Fall Fashioned
.Fore Silk!
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Encinitis Club Has
Dinner Meeting
"The Enelniila elab met at I .'IK
o'clock Thursday eveming at tkm
T. W. C. A. for- dinner. Follow
ing dinner, an Interesting talk en
new spring:, styles was given by
Mrs. George Crater.
Those 1 present -were Mildred
Jndson, Mable Currie, Gertrude
Chamberlln. Alice Falk, Leila
Park. Bessie Tueker, Helen Rich
ardson, Margnerite Farmer, El
len Tower, Anona .Welch, Mrs.
Eric Batlev, Elisabeth Welch,
Olive Barnard, Lain Eastridge,
Mrs. Elizabeth GalUher. Eileen
Gilson, Betty Elofsen, Helen Mc
Elroy, Beryl Hulsey, Hasel Cook,
Dorothy Sawyer. Members ot the
club will entertain their mothers
at a dinner Friday, March 14.
Gervais Mrs. C. W. Cutsforth,
Mrs. A. DeJardin. Mrs. J. A.
Ferschwelier, Mrs. Otto Berning
and Joseph ' Nathman Jr., were
hosts for the community "500"
club meeting at Masonic hall
Tuesday evening. Seven tables of
the game were in play with prizes
forhigh scores going to Mrs. M.
D. Henning and P. W. Seely and
tor second high . to Mrs. 8. D.
Manning and O. J. Motsan.
During Lent i the dub . meetings
are held at the homes, and the
meeting on' March 4, will be held
at the S. D. Manning home with
Mrs. G. Js Moisan and Ed Ditmars
assisting Mrs. Manning.
Orchard Heights Monday eve
ning, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson
were hosts to a group of rela
tives, the occasion being the sec
ond anniversary ot their marri
age. Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Wilson and son, Don
ald, Mr. and -Mrs. - Elmer Smith,
and children, George, Frank and
Marinette, all of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson of West Sa
lem, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wil
son and daughters, Ruth and
Fern.
Wide choice of four
Oakland
'27'
Sedan
ThoroujMy rconditione. mud
.bearing oar. O. K. Tag. This car
has many miles . of dependable
transportation at Ahe amazing
few 'figure .of t. ' . '
buy; ort : used
430 NORTH
luette
By ROBSUTA IJSB
Q. When taking leave at a
formal dinner, is it absolutely nec
essary for tho guest who: sat on
the hostess' right to make the
tint more to go?
A. No: It is not considered in-
mannered. If the hour ' is owing-j
Q. When Initialed presents are
given to a bride, what initial
should It have?
A. It should have the initial
of the bride's maiden name.
Q. How may one develop ease
and a pleasant friendly manner.
A. By a sincere consideration
of others and acting in a perfect
ly natural manner.
.
Miss Elva Nissen
Entertains
Miss Eiva Nissen was hostess at
the Edwin Nlsson home Thurs
day evening to members of the
Grant school faculty. A social ev
ening was spent and the pleasant
evening concluded with refresh
ments served by the hostess, who
was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Edwin Nissen. Daffodils and tu
lips .were used for the tea table
and about the guest rooms.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Miller, Miss Ellen Cnr
rin, Mrs. Bertha Gamer, Miss An
na Jensen, Miss . Berdel Sloper,
Miss Marie Westoff. Miss Jennie
Williams, and Miss Helen Fletch
er. Members ot the Kensington
club were entertained at the home
of Mrs. F. S. Anunsen Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Paul Wallace and
Mrs. W. H. Herttog were special
guests. A pleasant social ,after
noon was spent and at a late hour
tea was served. The tea table
was centered with daffodils and
yellow tapers. Baskets of daffo
dils were about the guest rooms.
the
m m n w - i i i a 11. i a i i i i . -
Here is a barjin event without parallel in the history of
this cosssunity! This great spring clearance tale briars to
bargain seekers a otxce4ai4ifetiine opportunity to secure
famous used cars Svith an OK that counts" at saving that
iUbeIon2i2eileTecL
Due to the tremendous popularity of the New f
Six, we have an unusually large stodsof fine csedessa. To
dear our stock cjtdcldy. we offer these tpltndld csssstts
sale prices that are nothing less fJian sensational. N
Buy a car during this tale at many doHarsbcIotv its norxral
price! Look to the red fOK that counts" tag as proof of its
quality and dependability. This tag signifies that the tar
has been thoroughly checked and reconditioned. Be sure
to attend this sale early!
HEVR0U?T 29 COUPE One of
our Customers wanted a sedan so
he traded in this nice little car be
fore the best of the service was
taken 'out of it. -Finished in beau
tiful blue, good tires, and carries.
our O. K. Tag.
For 'only i:.
ESSEX 28 COACH Check td.
from: the Radiator to the Differen-
tiaL Refinished in Crenniae Daco.
rquippca wim lire gooa ures and
ail equipment neces
sary. For quick sale
29 CHEVROLET SPORT CAB
RIOLET j-- Finished in beaatiful
Bennington Bine. ConTertible Top.
New Tires. This car can hardly be
; told from a new one.' Was sold
I few months, ago
wow priced -
T11I3 .-WEEK'S SPECIAL 28 '
t Chevrolet- Standard Sedan Tip Z
-T?ihn,-cul- Remlar price ,
Norr: redoced lo
COMMERCIAL'
Will Meet on Wednesday
The ' Missionary society of tho
First Congregational church will
meet Wednesday at 3:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. F. W. Steus
loff, 607 N, Commercial. Mrs.
Ward will have charge ot the de
votion and R, J. Hendricks will
the Bpw. He will ulI
of
Woodburn Mrs. V. D. Bain
was hostess to the Chapter J. of
the P. E. O. at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Moshberger Thursday af
ternoon. Nearly all of the members were
present to the enjoyable meeting
and this chapter from the "Globe
gadder's Diary" for this meeting,
"Calcutta to Colombo" was read
by Mrs. W. D. Simmons.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, Mrs. Bain served refresh
ments, assisted by Miss Mary
Scollard.
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BILL'S CASCARA-QUiniHE
and six cylinders cat's
a , auu vau a iva
$565.00
$465.00
for !ver.$900.00.r
$685.00 C-
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Lnai Tnissnmarr ui.r Lim am viil
ing to honor the early settlers of
the Willamette Taney.
Rev. R. Brymer to Conduct
Series of Meetings - Here
Evangelistic meetings will be
held In Ford Memorial church xa
March C to 33, with Rev. Robert"
Brymer as evangelist. Meetings '
will be (held each evening, except '
Saturdays at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.
Brymer conducted meetings in -West
Salem, 1927, an his. many,
friends will welcome his' return.
Rev. Brymer ia a dynamic speak
er and a successful-evangelist.
WIX8 nxnsiCE
McCALL, Idaho. Feb. It (AP)
Delbert Grlboom of Ttigby. Ida
ho, today won the - McCall dog
race and the Si0 first prize from
a field of seven drivers taking the
25 mile course in 2 hours. 29 '
minQtes and 41 seconds.
Tea is the most popular bever
age in the world.
In a Bay Stops
3 ways
We can safely aay HilTa atopa cold m
m day becaoaw it doee tbea 3 things
I : Oaecks fever that destroy resiaUnce.
2i Opera bowels, releases body poiaona.
3i Tones system, restores pep. For
quick, pleasant relief from cold take
HUTa. Safe for yoong and old. Ask
any druggiat for, the red box of
Fbrd-
j29c Goups
With a new motor insUfled Yery
recently. This w has practical-'
ly:all of tho service left in -It
Priced to sell ."' . i
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