Thn OnCGON STATESMAN. Salen. OrcTca. Thursday Herds?. Jar.cary 22, 1231
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fl own and Gown Club
Has Special Program .
J Members of the Town and
Gown club' are anticipating an In
teresting; program this afternoon
at Lausanne Hall at which time
Siipt. O.-.H. Lipps of the Chemawa
' Indian school will speak on the
subject of "Work .Among the In
dians of the Northwest," ; t
Musical numbers will be given
by the Chemawa Sextette under
the direction of Miss Judd. Those
who make up the sextette are:
first sopranos Alice 'Slater" and
Me-lba Arnaux; second soprano -Marie
LaFrance and Eleanor San
derson; alto Grace Marshall and
Katherlne Gartleman- The sex
tette is directed by-Mrs. Alice M.
. Judd. " - .. .'- ,
- The sirls will sing a group of
popular numbers. Two Indian
songs, ,"W1-Um,r and "The Wear
er" both composed bysLIurance,
will be given a? a duet by Miss
"stater and Miss LaFrance..
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Almlra Hale. Mrs. George
Alden. Mrs. J. D. Foley and lrs.
F. G. Franklin.
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Mr, and Mrs. Ted Chambers
were hostesses la compliment to
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Phillips Tues-
day night at the Chambers home.
An evening of cards, which were
, in play at four tables was enjey
' eI. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and
; children, William Jr., James and
! Don. will leave today for Calif or
l nia where they will spend the
i next two weeks. ; h
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! Miss Maude Covington. : Miss
" : Leila Johnson, and Mrs. Ralph
! Curtis were guests at the home of
! Mrs. Rodney Alden of Woodbnrn,
t ."Wednesday. ,
COME INTO THE
KITCHEN ;
By ELLA M.jLEHR
"Wife-Savers.'
- Poor little Cinderella rhuge
blackened j pots and. pans, Ashes
and ' soot ) and ! back-breaking
bending, singed eyebrows and
parboiled hands is ; It any won
der that It took a fairy godmoth
er - to transform her! ' Into a
prince's prise?:"-. ' j j-.-r: : ..... ,
There's been many a Cinderel
la since then there still Is! But
the power beneath the pan i3 the
godmother ! today and. the modem-
Cinderella, slipping off her
wisp of an aproa, ' turns a button
and with a click, of her French
heels shouts, "goodbye kitchen
home at six' with the dinner
cooked,M-s-prine or no prince! '
A 100; device for use by the
gentler sex the electric range
has assumed a prominent part in
happy home making -md has
come to stay. It never tires," nev
er gets a ; headache, never de
mands a day off to visit a grand
mouther, or fails to appear- when
you're entertaining rich Aunt
Hetty. Clean, quick, convenient!
And speaking of ranges the
modern gas range certainly isn't
any slouch! Far be It! Decora
tive, colorful and practical pos
esslng the earmarks of quality
which makes It cousin .to the
elertrie range! On either the
oven heat regulator Is the "open
Sesame to a woman's outside
world and enaUes her to leisure
ly cook by mathematics Instead
of calisthenics!
The wages of these modern
Did You Ever See
Shoes
and such Stylish ones too,
' as displayed at the
Buster Brown Shoe Store
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and imagine . j
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Pairs for the price of Pair
SALE OPEN S TODAY 1
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chefs are up to yon! Never art
they ezhorbitant If you recall the
help problem and if you utilize
their possibilities. 1 J t ; x ?
lAs a rery close relative we'd
introduce ths modem Iceman,
the mechanical refrigerator eool
ed jby wire or cooled by the
flame, that also heets! Doesn't
track mud in on your nice elean
linoleum, neitlTer does"he elope
witn the cook, and provides a
veritable - safe deposit vault "for
your foods. j :,J. '
, Tat th beastly cleaning- up
automatic water heaters gas or
electric give f forth j steaming
disipansful at a twist of the
wrist while an electric dish
washer Is the housewife's idea of
a culinary Utopia, and a sure
cur for the bane of husband's
existence! . t. : - v-'j '
Then there are motors galore
which do everything,; It seems,
but spank the-baby any woman
whoj does Anything by hand that
an electric motor can do Is valu
ing herself at three cents an
houf or less! Think of it! Who
said equal rights for women??!!
Adequate) light In the kitchen
is all important a central light
ing fixture whjeh casta no sha
dows a light over the sink and
one over the oven; and appliance
outlets to conveniently take care
of Ismail ; electric appliances
beaters, and the like. Switches
for jthe lights In basement, back
porch, and : garage should be In
the kitchen. : . -' . i
Plumbing ah, what "ins are
committed in thy name! 'Member
the bid soap&tone sinks and drain
boards?, And the architect who
consults the kitchen queen a to
the heigth of the sink Is as rare
as the dodOI Look to this by all
means. ' Aching backs ae not
make for domestic fel!c!tyv
There are scads of built-in fix
ture cabinets, work shelves.
bins: corner cupboards axrd the
like. Some llttle-thought-of fea
ture are coat closet -for wraps
and ! galoshes, a built-in i broom
closet (have : this about I feet
wide. 1 Inches -deep, and atz
feet i high so that It provides a
shelf' for cleaning supplies with
ihooke underneath- toang up
broom, mops and so forth) ; a
package receiver merely a trap
door, with a spring opening from
the pntsido onto a shelf, a gar
bage incinerator or garbage re
ceiver; cold eloaet, clothes chute.
dish; warmers; a breakfast al
cove drawer and cupboard space
galore. Was there ever a woman
who couldn't fill every nook and
cranhy and then not beg for
mora room? Tet too much closet
space encourages accumulations, I
while a dearth of space makesN
rreqnent elimination neeeasary
and discourages quantity buying.
A work table of course, porce
lain topped, is a necessity if the
kitchen la large, and we prefer
the kind on rollers with an un
der shelf this table slides easily
about between the. cabinet and
range and back to the sink. A
drop-leaf serving table hinged to
the wall near the dining room Is
most convenient for serving. .'.
' By all means include a fire ex
tinKnisher. an electric fan, ; if
possible, and sanitary trash and
garbage cans. A step ' ladder
stool saves needless stretching
and risky climbing, providing a
seat af that the worker can sit
while ironing, paring Yegetables,
etc a memorandum paj&, order
list and don't forget the clock
wound by 'wire If you please!
Now for putting out the cat--1
To the rescue you young Invent
ors! -.. ' ',....'-
A hanging shelf or cupboard
for cookbooks, a small desk for
housing accounts, meal plans and
planning a weekly note home to
mother while the potatoes boil.
a low rocker with a magaalns
rack close by a gay little flower
print on the wall, crispy curtains
rustling in the breeze ah! if we
could make but one resolution
and carry It out, would ' not this
(paraphrasing a bit) be most ap
propriate- "To build my own
kitchen, to give It within and
without the character of my own
thought and taste, to live In It,
to love it, and make of ft a new.
strong bond of affection between
KITCHEN. -
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Flowered and Plain
Pure Silk Flat Crepes Only
. Absolutely no rayon substitutes or mixtures
Tliese - Dresses sell everywhere from $9.90 to
- $12.75 -) K '
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Friday and Saturday Only
100 Dresses, Sizes ijij to 44 "
? WATCH OUR WI NDOWi DISPLAY j j
Following our usual policy of Cleaning House. CCft Cfl CCfl
' Wetre offering . idJ
On T f nt 5illr rirasM- Wool DrfiiM. Jersev U Q , '
Suits & Rayon Dresses, reg. price up to $15 at
L Saturday Only ;
; 250 New Spring
Wash Dresses
Guaranteed fast colors
Latest Styles, ,
A Dress
Special- Purchase r
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Clean-up Price
Friday Only f
A stocking like the best twist r
Dull
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Last 3 times as loner as other
sheer hose. Regular $1.98. Intro
duction price
QGS A Pair
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rnone 814
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Please
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Remember, every dollar spent here at this si
sUys in Salem, helps develop Salem, - makes
Salem a better town to live In. Spending your
ore 4 rx not.' J
money , out of Salem only helps to retard
STOwth of Salem. This . independent store asks
for your patronage. I
Those Who Trade at
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Salem Oregon
' 220 N. Liberty ;
Save a Substantial Difference
the
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for Bloch'a
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STORE
Phone 1606
House Warming
Jolly Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. . Amn B. Stewart;
entertained Sunday afternoon
with a "house warming" In com
pliment to their new home on
CulTer Lane. Salem Heights. A
potluck supper was eerred late In
the erenlng and music, cards and
games madela .happy social time.
Guests. were Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Lintoot, Ross'IJnfoot, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert GiUom, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M.' Johnson, Helen Johnson,
Margaret Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Luther, Vera Luther. Glenn
Luther, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. John
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ost
lind, Mr. and Mrs. William Gahls-
dorf, Mr. and Mrs. H. Flshback,
Mrs. Bessie Rogers, and Miss
Edna Garfield.
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Marriage Comes
As Surprise
A marriage which came a a
surprise to their friends was that
of MIse ETeljne Young to Chester
E. Pace. Monday In the First
Methodist church, Rer. B. Earle
Parker read the simple serrlce be
fore only immediate family and
friends.- . -
i The brM was attlrr d la a
green traveling ensemble with ac
cessories to match. ; Immediately
roilowlng the 7:30 ! o'clock cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Page left for
a-snore weaamg trip.
, Mrv and Mrs. Page will return
to Salem where they wiU caake
their home. Mr. Page Is a mem
ber of the staff of the Thomas
Kay Woolen Mills.
Mrs. F. Snedecor
Is Hostess
Mrs. frank Snedecor will enter
tain members of the Thursday
Bridge club with a luncheon at
the Marlon hotel and afternoon of
cards at. the home, of Mrs. Reu
ben Boise today.
Members include Mrs. DaTld W.
Eyre, Mrs. William Walton, Mrs.
Harry Hawkins. Mrs. O. C. Locke,
Mrs. Henry Myers, Mrs. George
Rodgerst Mrs. Frits Slade. Mrs.
Dan Pry. Jr.. Mrs. John McXary,
Mrs. A. Bush. A few additional
guests will also be present.
Clear Lake The Wo
man's Missionary society of the
Clear Lake Erangelical church
held its first meeting or the year
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Roy
Smith, with Mrs.'L. J. Massey pre
siding. The topic, "Women in
Social . and Welfare Work." was
presented each member taking
part.
The next regular meeting will
be held February 19 at the home
of Mrs. Cecil Boyd. Refreshments
were served by the hoBtesar-as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Eck
uarou. Members present were
Mrs. L. J. Massey. Mrs. V. R.
Boyd, Mrs. Amos Smith, Mra. Bill
Donnan, Mrs. Alex Harold, Mrs.
Theo Stolk, Mrs. Eck Dutoit, Miss
Hasel Clement and Mrs. Roy
smith.
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uunoarci. Firty-one persons
aaenaea tne cara party spon
sored by the Knights of Pythias
and the Pythian Sisters at te4
Pythian hall Monday night.
TwelTe tables of "500" Wife
la play durinr the evening" with
high, score won by "Mrs. Nellie
McLaughlin and Louis Alns
worth. Second honors . went to
Mrs. Elizabeth Fobert and Philip
Welgand. the latter of Aurora.
Miss Mildred Smith won1 the
door -prise.
Miss Anita Sevens, Mies Orva
Barrett and Mrs. Susie Ott had
charge ot the refreshments.
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Genrals. The Tast Nellie
Grand club met Saturday ntfht
with Mrs. Mary Sowyer where
the members enjoyed a pot lack
supper? and pleasant social eve
ning. - The club Is working on a
quilt which la to be sold. Mrs.
Clara Shields made the birthday
rake for Mrs. Ida Schwab, Mra..
Gladys Fitts and Mrs. Minnie
Allsup, whose birthdays were be
ing observed at this ' meeting.
Those - present were Mrs. Slg
Harris, Mrs. Clara Shields, Mrs.
Jessie Coomler, Mrs, A. L. Col
lins, Mrs. Ida Schwab, Mrs.. Min
nie Allsup, Mrs. Mary. Sawyer
and' Miss Ruth Palmer.1:
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' Sigma Nu chapter of the Dei-
Jhlan society selected Mrs.
amee Heltzel, .Mrs. L. L. Nelson
and Miss Loretta Ford as super
visors of the chapter meetings
for the second year's work ot the
chapter, at the Monday after
noon meeting at the city library,
Mrs. Frederick Deckebach acted
as presiding officer for tbis meet
ing. Reports on the study topic,
current topic reports, and a re
view of Theodore Harper's book,
"Forgotten Gods" made op the
study program.
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The Etokta '; club- was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. A. W.
Lane Tuesday. At the tea hour
Mrs. Lane was assisted by Mrs.
Richard Erickson. The program
topic for the , study - hours was
"Mission Days in Old Oregon."
Mrs.-A. J. Vickiread a paper in
point and a general discussion
followed." r - i .
Hubbard. - Thcf poetry club
held- a ' meeting at the , school
house Monday evening. " Carl
Saadourg and - Vachel Lindsay
were discussed and - many -' of
their. poems read.
Mrs. .Lottie Fry wUl be the
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Caroline Darls art the poets
chosen for the. study,"
Tresent were Mr. and Mrs. W.
Fry, Mrs. , Margaret MeMannls,
Miss Prances Hatch and Mr. and
Mrs. J. It. Bid rood.' i- i
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Brooks. Mr. and ' Mrs. Sylves
ter Ilarrlt entertained 'with "a
Hangarlan toncheon In their
home on Wednesday . evening".
Guests 'present were: Mr. and
Mrs, Kenneth Coomler and chil
dren, John Coomler and Miss
Lois Coomler ot 2orth .Howell,
and - Mr. and Mrs. Clave i Shields
of Salem, and A. E. Harris, Miss
Larona
Harris.
Harris and
Albert
Newly elected officers for the
Alpha Phi Alpha sorority are
Margaret Warnke, president;
Helen Stiles, flee president;
Elisabetn Ogden, financial man
ager; Estel Chaney, house man
ager; ' Beneltta Edwards;; secre
tary; ElTtra Fawrer, treasurer:
Lulu Allen, editor ot the house
annual, and Lucille Flanary, re
porter. - - -Si
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvln B. Steward
had as their pueets Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. C. Simon, Miss Ethel
Simon, Miss Vera Simon, CaTl
George, all ot Portland, and Mrs.
Mary Schreiberof Ft. Towdsend,
Washington,' i L.
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The Merry Mlnglers crub wUl
meet at the home ot Mrs. L. B.
Malm. ot the Hollywood district
on 1 Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. " - - ;
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Mrs. V D. Bennett of Lake La-
blah has been spending a few
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