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;i Bridie Tea
A lovely .party '61. this week
-was the Dnage tea rjtcb j
' X. Lundsford at ber - home oh
! South Church street In eempli
' ment to her house guest and
" niece. Miss Willie Martha Lunds-
..-'a . I Vr lfM '
fnni nr fireensnoro. uui "
a i Lundsford has been in -Salem tor
the oast month and will leave
Saturday for her southern home.
High seore for the afternoon of
cards went to Mrs. irria
and Mrs. E. H. Kennedy. At the
tea hour Mrs. Lundsford was as
sisted by Mrs.-Howard Biake ano
' Mrs. E. H. Kennedy.
-Guests, for the afternoon were
! t n.ford. the honor guest.
. u. (mU Smith. Mrs. . H.
-YmimAi Mrs. Howard Blake,
noasv Mrs. Howard Hnlsey. Mrs.
..: Walter Kirk, Mrs..T. M. Gregory.
' Wrlei; nd Mrs. N. Wiener.
" Miss Lundsford has been a
' .n. m fui has been an in-
. . t HmnnhMTi. : aura. o.
' aptratton -for- several ' charming
"narties. Miss Jean Lundsford en-
r nlng with a dinner party at tne
nruiiKii . . . . .
- nr. Belle followea oy
. w.r Miss
Luadsiora. -----'
Holman. rern Harris, Bess Me
, Curdy tf Fert Worth. Texas; and
Jean Lnadstord. .
? Reception Plans
Are Ready
- The- reeeptlon which Is being
- planned or Rt." and Mrs.Jrd
Taytor f or1 tonight -at the W. T.
.Rlgdpn home promises to be a
delightful affair. . -
' . All the friends of Rer aad-Mrs.
,Tajkr are Invited to call. during
the retention hoars which ae be
;twHO eight ad 1 oreloelH Those
' who are not members ol the
church ar nrged to call u wefl
at those wSo are members."
Rer. and. Mrs.'. Taylor plan to
lcaT'a galem Friday for their w
home in Portland where Rer. Tay-
- 1a has taken orer the:ittrata
( the. Rose City Part Methodist
church. . .
Monthly Missionary
Luncheon Today
- Women of the Knight Memor
ial church will hold, the regular
monthly missionary luncheon to
day at 12:30 o'clock In the
'church parlors. At the program
hour Mrs. Mark McCallister will
tell about the Oregon young peo
ples' conference held last week at
HUloekhurn. Oregon, where the
acted as dean of girls.
Hostesses for the day are Mrs.
Joseph Schlndler, Mrs. Homer
" Harrison, and Mrs. H. L. Draden.
Statesman
Pattern
This stunning frock with front
bodice bolero and pleated skirt, is
the last word la fashion. Note
how the Joinrhf of the skirt flare
, i; tPts. nh lower line of the bo
"lero creating ;- a' alender effect,
further; emphasised : byf the long
y rolled collar. The model l sfeeve
; . , less, a delightful stylo" for warn
weather. .. .
, fc4 Pattern 18 CI may be cut from
silk or cotton fabric . , . flat
; 4; crepe, pique, shantung,; dimity,
i etc. A iaatei print with solid
pastel collar would be loTely. All
the raw edges may be bound in
:.-pastel itape ' smart and t easy
msthod ot finishing. , ,'" ' :
Msy be ordered only in slaes
14. It, IS, 29rtt, 4, . St aad
. .40. Siso I t requires a . 3-4 jyards.
: of 9 Inch fabrfe- .and: 14 yard
trimming. .....
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Tsroas tr vwy atow
sad tiaple, tiiet fautrtctissi are
gfetn.,' yVX-'t' v.T,
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ftiMy wttfni r atamps, m
HUM- Writ 'Iaialy mim
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warn. erdara4 with a patterav AH
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OUVE M. Doax.
Mrs. VirgU StoK
ker, nee Gwendolyn .
Jarmdn, who with1
Mr. Stoliker- will
leave today for Los
Angeles where they
will make their-home.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday, JvJy 9 .
'-' Reeeption for Rer. and Mrs! F. C.. Taylor, at W, T.
Rigdoa home; t o'eloclt to 10 o'clock; all members of
First Methodist church and friends' are Invited to call, .
. . Woman's Missionary ; society, " First Presbyterian
church, S:J0 o'clock, atehureh.
Woman's Missionary- society, of First - ChrJeUan
church, J: 3C o'clock-in the church parletrs.
- W.-H."-M." S. of lslie Memorial church. Mr. O. R.'
Moorehead, 4tl Kearny at a : o'clock. - - . -
Thursday, July 10
Postponement of North Salem - W. C. T. V.: untU
July J4. .- . V" ' ' ' '
U. S Grant circle No. I, Grand 'Army of the Repub
lic, 2 o'eloekV armory. Each member is ree.ttested. ta e
present. ' ' .' , .
. -, k Friday, July 11
Daughters 'of Veterans, t o'clock in Woman's 'club
house, regular" meeting.
Brer Ready Birthday-club, annual picnie at fair
grounds. . .
Sunday, July IS
bfeer of Amaranth lodge : pic uic for six state or
ganisations, Hazel Green.
T. S.. Roberts
Portland Guests
Prof and Mrs. T. S. Roberts mo
tored to Portland Monday where
they were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Luelan E. Becker for" dinner
and an evening of unusually en
tertaining music. j
Just a tew minutes, after Prof,
and Mrs. Roberts arrived, Daniel
f' PbilippI, noted organist from
t. Louis and his mother- arriTed
at the Becker home where they
will be guests for the month of
July while Mr. Pbllippl is vaca
tioning.
Following the dinner hour the
guests retired to the music-room
and enjoyed the excellent organ
in the Becker home as it was
played by Mr. Pbllippl and also
piano and organ numbers.
Prof, and Mrs. Roberts will
hare the pleasure of .presenting
Mr. Phllippi la an invitational ev
ening of outstanding music in
their lovely residence studio Wed
nesday. The program has not
been announced by Mr. Philippi,
but will be highly selected and for
Oiose who heard the St. Louis ar
st wnen he was here, year
ago it will stir great anticipation.
Mr Philippi is organist at
Christ church cathedral in St.
Louis. He will play a program in
the Portland First Presbyterian
church Sunday at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. F. L. Purvine
Will Leave Soon
Mrs. F. L. Purvine ot Long
Beach,- California, who has been
visiting 'friends and relatives In
Salem, McMmnville,' and Portland
since April will leare today with
Prpf. and Mrs. E. Northup of Mc-.
Minnville, for Seaside,' where Mrs.'
ParvtiM will spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Thorn-,
ton ' . - - .
Mrs. Purvine will sail July. IS.
for San Francisco, where she will
meet her daughters, Miss Ruth
andMis Loro Pnrrlne. She will
motor back to ber homo in Long
Beaeh with her daughters.
The time spent. i; Oregon ha
been tery busy lor Mrs. Purrlne.
Long: trips, parties and Informal
entertaining; hajt made1 a delight-
fur few weeka-fr,her. .
' i
i Friends of Georgia Sneed Gueh
ther and R. Guenther will be de
lighted to learn that a daughter
was born to them Monday In Port
land.. The yoang lady has not jet
been named. " She was bora on
the first' wedding anniversary of
her parents and also on the wed
ding anniversary of prof, and
Mrs. T. 8. Roberts. Mrs. Guen-'
ther was an assistant la music
with: Prof and' Mrs.- Roberta for
several years before ber marriage.
The Bethel Dorcas dab Is plan
ning an ice cream -social at Bethel
kovoi shm d'. 'reaHBiui7
w iuuiwamj ewiUBg, jaiy
it. rroceeai io to lovarai wt
building fund There will be n
usasnai .prQgraai at Ss W; : Th
ctuhr will i meet at the home - ot
Mrs. J- Ki Ctmtkert Wedhetlay
atUrnooa : to complete the final
plans for the .social. " i"-.
' " ''." . - " ' -Mrs,
jGardnerKnapp Js' slowly
eonvaleeciag at the home of -her
parents, Mr.-and Mr W. W.
Society Editor
Mrs. G. R. Moorehead
To Be Hostess
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of - the Leslie -' Memorial
church wilt meet at the home of
Mrs. G. R. Moorehead, 421 Kear
ney street Wednesday afternoon
beginning at 2:30 o'clock. - This
will be the first meeting with the
new president, Mrs. Moorehead,
presiding.
Mrs." B. T. Barkus and
Mrs. Jess Daughterly will be as
sistant hostesses. Mrs.' W. J. L4n-
foot will have charge of the devo
tions. As this Is the first meeting
of the new year plans will be
made for the coming activities
and accomplishments. -
a a
Mrs. Carrie B. Sbepley ot Rltx
ville, Washington, has come to be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Sprague and Mrs. Martha
Schmuck. Mrs. Shepley will al
so visit the Claude Talmage home
during the several weeks which
she plana to be In Salem.
M w Ann Corlett and Miss
Amelia - Corlett were Tuesday
guests at the home of . Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Wood. The guests were
oq their way to Vancouver and
Victoria B. C. and after visiting
there will return to their home 'in
San' Francisco. . Mrs. Wood and
Mies Ann Corlett spent-on year
together In Honolulu where they
were both teaching.
News has reached Salem of the
marriage of Miss . Iola Bixhy of
Portland and Kenneth .Abbott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ab
bott of Salem, Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in Kelso, Washington.
Miss Eleanor Halliday : of. Mon
mouth - was maid of honor and
Robert Beau of Parkdate was
best man. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott
will make their home in Portland
after short wedding trip. .
w w m
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schmall
ot San Francisco arrired In 8a
lem Sunday to be the guests.. ot
Mr and. Mrs., A. F-Schmall, par-
enu oi Mr. . oenmau ana Wim
Mrs. J. Tf BLuinan,-mother of
Hri. Sehmall; They expect to be
here about a week. , , - . .
- . .Jl-' iii
Elders : and deaeoiu ixf :tie
Presbyterian ehurch and ,thelt
families gathered for a picnie and
lawn supper at the home of Glenn
Adams In Polk eonnty Monday
OTtnrng E:yrt Warrington of
Corvallis was moderator of tha
business meeting held during the
evening. . : - "",.Af.,"--
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By ROBERTA 1X3
I ""J. " la K
correct to '.wear 4ia
1-nondS to
formal : afteraoon
wedding t i - : -
rA, "No; thay' a'haald 'be worn
only laT the 'evening when the oc
casloh St very elaborate. ' ,
. Q. Should a muilcalelbeionnal
er-iatoraalT'
A. It is formal. "
9. rWhat should no' b careful
to avoid when eatinxr - :4 -.
- A, Bolting the food., smacking
ice rrr,' ormaklng a noise when
I
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Etiqu
The OSECOtt STATESMAN.
Farewell Party Is
Given -Young r
Matron
CompUmenting Mrs. Virgil Sto-
llker,' nee .Gwendolyn Jarman. a
group of her Irf ends entertained
with an xTclOck dinner for her
at the Red Lantern on the Jeffer
son highway. Tuesday evening. .
Mrs. Stoliker will leave today
for Loa Angeles where she and
Mr.. Stoliker will make their
home. Mrs. Stoliker has been en
tertained with several ' farewell
affairs within the last few weeks.
Those who were present Toes-
day. night. were Mrs. Stoliker, the
Miss Margaret Corey,. Miss Isobel
George, Miss Haxei Johnson, Miss
Lorraine Kinser Miss Margaret
Durdette. Miss Phyllis Day, Miss
Cynthia Delano, Miaa Maxine My-
e rs.. Miss Frances ; Martin.: Miss f
Esther Wood; Mlsa LoU Wilkes,
Kvaaer Ms. Jea astridge. Miss
Viola Croxier. Mtas Margaret Bn-
tL .-Miss.; Robert Smith and Miss
Frances Marie Kupper.
a
Turner Lodge Installs
Officers:
r..J.f i T.tvii. ij 1
.r -"Vr; I " , " I
aaae, - vuwvmi j - -" ga. aa a-aaw i
I. O. O.F. hall and the following I
amn w.r, lintlM for th I
new term:
Miss Mabel Walker. K. G.;
Mrs. Lucile MeKinaey, secretary;
Mrs. Gayette Barnett, treasurer;
Mrs.' Hatel . MeKay.- conductor;
Mrs. Loretta Rowley, chaplain;
MIes Mildred- Martin. R. 8..N. G.;
Mrs. Hester Grume, I. G. W.; A.
Martin'. 0. G.; Mrs. 'Mabel Mar
tini musician.
Ladies auxiliary 'to th. Eagles
ledre will not meet' this Wednes-; I
day as planned but' will postpone I
the meeting-until July is. Thie
will b the last -meeting in July,
In -August 4here
meetings, ' 'August
will be' two
Itnd Ang-
ust 20.
Thero will be a regular meet
ing of the U. S. Grant eirele No, S
of the Grand Army of. the; Repub-
if. a - a a. mm - m. 1 -
wmx ..." I 7 "":ifleld ot Portland visited ' thefr
noon. All members are reauested f- u,. .i-v. vi.
to be presen't. ' . . J
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blake ae-
companled by Mrs. Blake's moth-
er, Mrs. J. S. Berry, spent the
Fourth of July and the following
week-end at the Giimore hotel at and" daughters Patricia and Nor
Newport. I ma Lou spent the week-end with
Mrs. George Kraus and Miss
Orletta Kraus of Aurora are the
house guests of Mrs. R. J. Hen-
dricks at her home In the Roberts
apartments. .
Mr. and Mrs. K.M. Harris and
Mrs. Charles D. McCIure former- Donald spent the Fourth of July
ly of Salem but now ot Walla week-end with their husbands at
Walla, Washington, are the guests Cascadia who are there' doing car
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. penter work.
Harris on North Cspitol street LIBERTY, July S Mrs. Anna
V. Robbins had as her guests over
News has reached Mr. and Mrs. the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Reu
B. C. Miles from Miss Eva Miles ben Catching and Mr. and Mrs.
of her safe arrival in Paris. Miss Frank Catching of Huntington
Miles sailed from New York June Beach, California.
13. Miss Belva Hill is BDendinar-sev
Mri. Cedric Helgho of Boise,
Idaho, is a guest of her aunt,
Mrs. C. E. Goodwin at the Royal
Court apartment;
North Salem W- C T. D. has
postponed its regular meeting
from this Thursday afternoon to
July 24.
fi
Harry New berg, who was re-
" vi; , . , B" 7 " r " .
five yeara for manslaughter, ' la
connection with the slaying of
Leonard Olson, Tuesday received
a conditional pardon from Gover
nor Norblad. , .
The pardon was recommended
by. Judge Knowlest who presided
at the trial, the county Judge.
district, attorney, 10 of the living
jurors, and 1S00 cltlsens of Wal
lowa and. Union, eountles.
Newberg has a wife had three
ehllarea. who are now receiving
support from W.Jlowa county.
WiniieldLeiever
Rites Ate Held
INDEPENDENCE. July-
Wlnfleld r. Lfever of Valaeta
passed away at the Willamette
Sanitorlum ; July 8,
Funeral - services were, held
from the Keener funeral home oa
Sunday at 2 p.m. , Rev. Ranton
officiatlng. Interment was In Odd
Fcuows emetery at Daiias. "
While-small eompenJons,' looked
on neipiessiy, s year 01a jamea
Fayara, Jr., sank to aia death ra
a swamp her today.
BERG
RECEIVES
EXECUTIVE
jb a S aaa- a a' I ireo nvunut nu nuug uavf
VTAmOrh Trn tlhlntfat accumalate you feel an urge
OlUlll&UIl I I II II U I li
rir gsidlrapepia ieartlmiri;
DIOaung, lOnr Stomach, and poor!
digestion make yon miserable and 1
BTonchr. e-manw faoda do 1
agree with you, wky not mako thf
Dioicxy li olhuto tist? TJlote ti
Juurmless Uyt young or el. ' vet
works With- surprising snaed. One
Ingredient has the remarkable one half teaspoonfuHn a giaae or
power 'to digest t.940 timet - Its bot f cold teT- tomorrow mora
owm weight Ooat firo vp: .Get teg ahd-'eTefy morhlnt-Hiad ' If
Dfotex at any drag store. Pat ft Mcr don't change your whole Idea
to a teat. Moner back If you doat obout reducing, ge back and get
seon feel Uhe newr and able to tho.sman price yon paid for then."
eat most anything; - Only 5e- i A- Oei an tf cent bottle ef Krnschea
- .r- : -
;i.:f n! '.
. voaanrtiai tsu -.f
Sxfen. Oregon Wedaesday Mcmhft Jury , 1S0
piBiun
-Approximately If members- -of
Pi - Gamma -Mil, ' national social
science, honorary , fraternity, .will
meet in Salem today to hear Dr.'
Leroy- Allen, national .president of
the organisation Meetings . are
lAodtador two o;clock this af-
ternoon and - seven o'clock . this
evening at the Marlon hotel.
During the afternoon the group
will hold a general discussion
meeting- to confer on social sci
ence .problems and fraternity:
business. ' A banquet will be
served tonight.-' .Dr. , Allen will
speak during both meetings. .,
sor of social and political science
I at Willamette university. Is In
charge of local arrangements.;
Liberty
O-
"MBERTT. July : 8 MB. and
4rm nh.rt nAiir n -threa
ehUdren . FTank. jAlvln and Xath-
Mr. and Mr. Oscar Pee and Roy
Mi0h' of Salem made up a party
when BD11t the wtek-end near
-Alsea. Oregon.
Leon Williams of Toledo is at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams and-
son Joe Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Km
Rl and daughter Connie, made
. , M
"1
Mrs. J. H. Patterson who was
seriously injured when she fell
from a ladder in Mrs. Anna Rob
bins, orchard over a week ago was
moved to her. home here Monday.
Mra Patterson- had a bone; brok
en and the ligaments strained in'
her back and win be In a cast for
several weeks.
Mrs. Henry ' Gilbert jam up
from Corvallis. where she is at
tending summer school at O. .8.
C. to spend the. Fourth of Jury
week-end at home,
, r. and Mrs. ji. u. rorsierana
ehildren . spent Saturday and Sun-
oay at Aisea.
Katherino Denney of Beavef-
toh,. spent Sunday; with Catherine
Dallas.
, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morlts of
Menemonee Falls, Wis., were
week-end guests at the -Gilbert
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Staach-
k
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Westen-
house and children. Vincent and
Rowena spent the Fourth at
Green's Bridge near Scio.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kroger
I Mrs. Kroeger's sister, Mrs. Henry
Gilbert and husband.
Philin FKrv and Edward Lem-
ery of Los Angeles, are guests at
the Joseph Schotthoefer home,
,Mrs. R. L. 'Foster and sons.
Philip and Donald, and Mrs. Er-
nest Free and sons. Paul and
eral weeks with her erandnar-
ent. Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. -Tbwnsend of
Portland spent the Fourth of
July as guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
J. Richards.
Mrs. Joe Pierre and two chll-
dren Priscilla and Joe Jr., of
Olympia, Washington, are guests
of Mrs. Pierre's mother, Mrs.
Kate Holder. .
Jack Brant who has been work
ing In this community for the
past two months has gone to Am
boy, Washington.
Harold and Marion Good of
Monmouth were Sunday guests
at the P. H. Judd. home.
. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney and
children, Katherine, Hastings and
Lorraine were guests of Mrs. Den-
ney's sister, Mrs. Henry Gilbert,
I Mrs. J. H. Patterson returned
heme from the hospital Monday.
She is still in a cast.
Harold and Marion Good .of
Monmouth were Sunday guests at
the P. G. Judd home.
Why Fat Men
StajrFat
The trouble with me, and 1
guess this applies to 19 of the I
men w no are putting on weignt,
I didn't have the energy or "pep"
to keep It off. Lost all Interest In
anv health- activity and Inst lazed
J.m..
ponnd, until I got that "Kruschen
feeling."
Start taking Kfuschen Snlts--
that's the common-sense way to
reduce but dont take them with
the idea that they possess redue-
Bg qualities in themselyes. :
Thls is what they do they
I clean out the impurities in your
blood by keeping the bowels, kid
neys and liter in splendid working
ghape and fill you with a vigor
land tireless energy you'd most
I fprgotten had existed.
1 t as a result Instead of planting
yourself in an easy chair irery
I for 'activity ' that keeps yon mov-
jlnrotound doing , thethlnga
a 1V always wmwo mi no ana
needed. to do to keep yea la good
condition. - -
H .Thea-J watch-the . pounds, slide
off! r i' -' r ' -' " '
I Kreschea Salts are the np-to.
1 date Ponntald ef .Youth. -Takav
XlSalts - j - lasts '4- weeksat Perry's
tDrug. Store" any '-progressiva
-fdruggut-anywlerexitt- the worte.
fi'EETIiEHI
HONORED "NEATH LIBERTY BELL'
I
.'K
ielvViesr inwleJjM
niiftoni ayor Mackt.f '
:':aaalrjfu?V trist
Makes craft to- order : '
ARDMORE. O k la.-M AP)
Jolm publel of this .town is. said
to be the country's only gun
smith who makes guns to order.'
Big ' game hunters and " expert
marksmen .are his customers.
-NOTICE OP APFOraTME T
t OF ADMINISTRATOR
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon tor the Coun
ty of Marion as Administrator of
the estate of Flora Von Behreu,
Deceased, and that he has duly
qualified as such administrator;
all persons baring claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to me, at tne
lot fie ot, Ronald C. Glover, my at
torney, at ZQ3 uregon Bunaing,
Salem, Oregon, within six months-)
from the date ot this notice.
Dated . at Salem, . Oregon, this
21th day of Jane. 1130.
GEORGE CHRISTIE JOHNSTON.
Administrator f the estate
of Flora Yon Bebren, De
ceased. ' -
BONlLn C. aLOVER.
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Attorney for Airminisuator,
Salem, Oregon
J.2B, JS, f. 19, tl
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
. OF EXECUTOR
Notice Is hereby given that ne
undersigned has- been duly fP
pointed by the ' County Cou of
the State ot Oregon tor the oun
ty of Maries as executor A the
estate of Anelia Olbricb Tichida.
Deceased, and that he J a duly
qualified as such executor; all per
sons baring claims against the
estate of said decedent are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified, to mi, at tie office of
Ronald C. Glottr, my attorney, at
203 Oregon Bulding; Salem, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this n'otfo. -
Dated at Saln, Oregon, this
25th day of Jun, 1930.
W. K. LISTON,
Executor tf the .last will
and testaaant and estate
of Amelia Obricb Tseblda,
Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOY1R,
Attorney for Ezeojtor,
Salem. Oregut.
J2S. 12. I. II, 13
i::-jseto Cftll
uran FCCD BILLS
BY USECF SUSftn
Sugar Makes Inexpensive,
Wholesome Foods More
Appetizing
Although meet foods rise in price
at seasonal periods daring the year,
the price of sugar varies bat UtUe,
and is always low. The coat of
sagar to hoasewtves fat the United
States' is much lower than it is in
aay other, coantiy.
The value ef sugar in reducing
food VHis' is Quickly apparent
Wholesome dessert, which can he
inexpensively made, round out the
aimpleet meal in a satisfying way.
The same is true ef jellies. Jams
and relishes. Sagar. ef coatee, is
one of the ehief ingredients in
these roods.
When sagar Is used as a season
ing in cooking essential TefeUbres,
their appetising eualitles are
noticeably inereaaed. Try a daah ef
aoarar to a niaeh af aaJfc in raokla
cairota. turnips, beans, tonatoes,
and ether vegeiablei tanned or
fresh. The sagar Uendiag with the
aau aaa vwgsaoie jatees U deUdeas.
- Stewed fruits become aaaat inwH.
.n angar is added. And sngsr
sprinkled en breakfast aereala da.
veleps their flawer ia a taste-plaas-ina'
way. . ,' , . .
. Thaoimortanicv ta hn l
and h&ery products at the "store
aroM tne earner" ahbald aat be
overtook. These eMMeaa, whole-
some desserts are sold a a price
within the reach of aU A Jt
xaa owawr insosnxe.
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ftOTICS to. SAU OP" CWvEfMBTT
Tixnaar
'Canaral -Laa4 Ofliea.
WukiiifH. D. C Mar 3. 180
" Katiea a heraty eiT Wa
v w UathatiaBa at ta
acta mt Aii t AM tl..l?K'
and Jw ir IFhJt
aaM4aS by ef.May
US SW. H1MU Koa.- t5 aaaiT).
ad parsaaatta ayartat r.ftoti,
appra'aa Jmf .. ., M . ""le
tha timber i the " fanwaiag laads will
la' J.f 11. "30. J "
a. St. at pal aatiea at tha U. 8. laa
tffie Bilr. Orafoa. toj A k
prtaa -wm hy thi.
U aahiactia tha appraTal at th Barra
Ury at htl-tarr. Tha
litiaaal
ea paeA tharaaf, fcas aaw
risht la 'parebata , I awsHa -
aoaatiauaaa
ha tha
sw r .v
risht le'swtasse -w awaraa. -.y
tciitar yat ' rrtMieM ei aa w
fVlir ?A Md rrIatieaa af Jaly IS.
J" MiJa tha wi rawnrad tkara
rw. aaiMaltaS wilt a -
taraci( ala la aat appraT, atkavwiaa
att? wiU Una for the tiatbar. wMck
mwO raimveS witbia 10. ysars. Bits
wiji; a raeaivad tram aiUaaaa
TJaW EUtaa, aa4aUoB-ar rtek. elt
Uca a4 . cMpwatiaas eralad ante
. lss af tia trait BtaUt.' r aay
aOa. tarrHary ar airtriet haraaf-eaiy.
Cha aapHcatiaa ie KIWimAw
ul I tiwKi ea say Ugal smbdiviaiM wiH
r rf area-separata War haiag 1-
w44 la aay affar af a larCar aais,
t, IS g..B. 0 W Bae. 17. IWjtfl;
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. aLT 'Ji iTii - swi ." Vaiww.
H, raear. iv m; t. t b-.
u- . . . A U J .1 T . A U - 1
r. iseo
aaa If MV (SIV. vallaw fir. SOSO
V IV-' ' .
M, Scatleek, Jt. yauaw nr
S4 M. red fir 80 M. haamlack. 140 M;
SWH. BE 14, yallaw fly. 100 hf. rad
fir. SCe Jf, kaailaek, 8 M; T. S S,
B. T W. Sw IS. SW 14 HB14. ,rafir.
10 M, wait fir, iv a. ea
lEiQDimjDamia
lTht Electxo-Xpld Homidificr, wbidx h
H sealed porcelain ; tonttineiv protects
jtiie moisture content of fruits and tte'
Stables from evaporatiori. It keeps.
luce, celery, parsley, radisb, tomatoes,
greens and otier vegetables in aVcrispi
wholesome condition, retaining all the
original freshness and flavor., .Wilted
vegetables, whea washed and left moistV
jare restored to crisp deliciousness when
placed iri tl : Electrb-Kold Humidifiet
for just a short time; : ; ' " . v" f '
iTI.EIectro-Koid Humidifiet; an bt
placed on any shelf, or the bottom of
the food compartment, in any Electrch
Kold refrigerator. Is available lo :
$3.qo . ;
m
&
UdCovrtCt.
n. I t, -, rios! M.
Z.ki- fir. M IWS. 'S"iT
-.lla) f 1 HVVlJSl pw - - - . -
- a- - aau Ania nr. ivivtfi
- - lt a VM. a-rasiK. .
..... E--. mrii bk. ya
law - uk. i" " c-. at v:,
to tl SOW Ir iraa - Tr.'.'jr fn. .
4s rir mvm 'i.
nwu SEU. rad fir. MO M;
VVW. Lat 'Umtbr. 400
4te M: T., .xEttea
Oji? KFH SW . tLi U "at. 2S
XEtt mf Vsi yellaw fir. S50
law fir. 940 M: T.. Bi tr.D.?1w;
KE4 NEH. wd firrSeo M; o
tlabr oa thaaa' ectiaas -e,ba aaM Iter
laim tha $1.50 pet to' - J
rallaw fir. t.OO w M
pirn. 01.S5 par M forthe wd wear.
fj.OO pa M far tia kemloek.asd M
crate pr M far Ae iajaaia e4.
i4 yaltew fir: T. 40 Ma '
i. TA JfE H.ytnw i2fla J'0
8KU JKEH. yrfkw !. 70, X. ted .
ISO tt. ri fir. 0, Mj wklta r.
fir aae .tS eeata par M far tkawatta
iT C. C. VOOBE. CawaUtw
J U.4S IS Jy St
THE
FRENCH SHOP
IS FEATURING
TODAY
A BiatJaictlve lpitTe' l?; j
tmnr Salt in k aeiasoB "wheM ea
. dona euncuve.r is m er at aaa
tnral abade - aal " simply 4 n-' .
mt clMurtnJbss; stoplvtlty from
ih6 " tluree Wgf . pearl '
Cwaa naarrhintr.to naeet EdeoA' .
WWB UIW im vm mmmm w
:the smartly f4catc skirfke
hip length Jacket has si Jaaxnty,
Mrmwast collar sued the bfg peatri
'bntteaa aiear -acalsi eaaw
- at the pockets.. '.- 7 r . . .
Tbe siae of the salt is lfld
:st as isrlced at flt.78.
FRENCH SHOP
115 High SC. "
- m
70 -Mi ra,.r. - JCjKM; - 8WV
panaw piaa'Ste.M. asar.plaa, SO M.
re4 fir. ISO M af ba tiaibarea
leT. a. nil far lass tkaa
Mm
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