The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 13, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextAC ....,4 1 lvOi ocie tv Mr. . and Mxs. R. D. Paris and daughter Eleanor, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Coruoyer and daughter Josephine, left Wed nesday morning for Cannon beach where they will be domiciled in the G. A; Wood cottage for a fort night. - - : Mr. and Mrs. Gteorge - Waters returned home from an enjoyable cruise to Alaska. ' - ., - . 1 1 " I Mr. and Mrs. V. P. MeXVamara and children,' Dick and Chester, arriTBd home a few days ago from a week's motor trip to Marshfield. i." "v-v mm m w w m ,.. t (Toasted and Shredded) KELLOGC'S biscuits are a new, convenient size two just fit the bowl. Toasted on both sides much erfaper. And what a tasty, tempting flavor! Certified for food value. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. : i NEW ETA1L1L 2A1PS MATER IALS Pongella Ron veil a Senta Rouba COATS OF ALL TYPES ' i Lavishly i Far trimmed . Regalar $49.76 Coats Special low Price of only 0 73 S5.00 Deposit Holds may Coat for Delivery All les niit be final Genuine Furs Blk. Lynx Caracul , Badger Wolf Russian ' Lamb Fitch Mlak later oa Latest Fall Drestes and Suits Real Travel Crepes. Wool Twist Knitted Salts, Flat Crepes, Boueles and many other materials j ; Aq t at this popular pries of ...... . . ..... .. ....... I r A very good selection for the Miss going to college, private schools or voyaging ' New Fall Oxfords, Pumps, Straps Blk. Kid - Blk. Gun Metal - Brown Kid - Reptile trimmed. .Newest Fashion to match Ensembles. $2.98 " $3.48 $3.98 " $4.48 ' $4.98 ETery pair of shoes: "Star Brand values guaranteed for wear Suitcases, Handbags, Trunks, ' Overnight Bags Krml low prices to suit your own taste. Block's Golden Btile Gtore Phone BSOS Salem, Oregon SO JT. Liberty j Becomes Bride at Pretty Garden Wedding r Miss Mildred Mills, member of the class et 192S at Willamette university, and Roderick Blatch tord. member of the class of 1927 st the university, were united in marriage last night at I: SO o'clock in a ceremony performed on the beautiful lawn of the farm home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mills of Forest Grove. Rev.' Jeffrey of the Meth odist chnrch at Forest Grove per formed the ceremony. Nearly 100 friends were present at the mar riage rites and at the reception which followed. 1 . . The bridegroom Is the son of Dr. snd Mrs. Benjamin Blatch ford. 174 5 State street. Salem. This fall Mr. Blatchford will resume his work in the Oregon Medical school at Portland where he is a Junior. "Sirs. Blatchford is a teacher in Forest Grove high school and will be fn charge of the English department there this tall. Both Mr. and Mrs. Blatch ford were prominent In the activi ties of the unlrerslty while here. - Mrsl Alfred Laue j Hostess Tuesday , Complimenting her husband on his birthday . anniversary, r Mrs. Alfred .Laue entertained with a "500"-party Tuesdsy evening, in her home on North Cottsge street. High score at cards was won by Mrs. Elmer Klein with consolation award going to Mr. Lewis Coe. Following the evening of cards a late supper was served by the hostess, who arranged covers for the honor 'guest. Al fred Laue, Mr. and Mrs. Hana Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kllen, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eck erson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coe and the hostess, - Mrs. Alfred Laue. Mixed bouquets of French mar igolds combined with giadlolas were used effectively throughout the Laue home. Miss Doris Mackensie of Se attle, who has been visiting at the home' of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S.Mackensle, tor the past six weeks. 'returned to her borne the first of the week in com pany with her parents, Mr. ; and Mrs. E. B. Mackensie, who were recent arrivals in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mackenzie and daugh ter Doris and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mackenzie enjoyed a pleasantsya cation. part of which was spent at Breitenbush springs, and the lat ter part at Ocean Lake. Mr. and. Mrs. T. S. Mackensie have Just re turned from a week end spent in Kelso. Wash., where they were the guests of friends, $ Contract Club Honored Thursday Mrs. George JC Mooxehead has invited members of her contract bride club to her boms Thursday afternoon. Garden flowers and summer foliage will be used throughout the living rooms of the Moorehead home. The personel of the group ia eludes Mrs. Fred Duncan, Mrs. Keith Brown, Mrs. George Rho ten, Mrs. Max Rodgers. Mrs. Web ster Ross, Mrs. Charles Lay port, Mrs. Ruskln Blatchford and Miss Laura Irley of Portland and the hostess, Mrs. Moorehead. Mrs. Layport will assist the hostess at the tea hour. - Youthful Maid is Honored on Birthday Complimenting her daughter Barbara Jane, whose eighth birth day occurred Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Schmahl - entertained a group of playmates of the honor guest with sn afternoon of games and fun. Jack Burris was award ed the prize tor pining the tale on the donkey,' while Nedry Burris won the honors for the peanut hunt. ': !: The youthful guests and their mothers were seated at a large table attractively centered with a beautiful big pink and white birthday cake, bearing eight tall lighted tapers, while pink and yel low streamers centered in the chandelier above, reflected a soft glow about the room? Those chos en to help make merry the day were Mrs. Brasler Small and daughter, Suzanne, Mrs. Kenneth Bell and daughter, Zarbara, Mrs. Edwin Viesko and daughters Bar bara' and Patsy. Mrs. Fred Viesko and daughter Betty, Mrs. Paul Burris and children. Jack and Ne dry, Mrs. Newman and daugh ter Marie Ann. Mrs. Schmahl was assisted in the serving: of the guests by Mrs. Edwin Viesko. e Both, have lived In this city for many years. Mrs. Winn Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Kurrie. Mr. Wlan Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Winn, hop srrowers of this nlaee. Relatives and friends of the couple came from Albany and Corvallia and gave the young couple a big charivari Tuesday nlrht. Mr. and Mrs. Winn will make their home In Indepen dence, i Mtsa Marjorie Ann Johnson, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs: O. F. Johnson returned home Wednes day morning from Portland where she has been visiting her cousin, Katheryn Johnson, for the past week. 148 North Liberty i rr7Trtrm 1(5 IV CHAIN STORE 148 North' Liberty: (3fl3ai?cHim3 -' Si-' i. , mi HDIDS aimd EfcJUDS We beg your pardon for the torn up counters, and at the same time it is with pride j we call your attention to the rearranged counters that are full of new merchandise at popular prices. 1 AGAIN, PEANUT BRITTLE 10c lb.' A 14-pc. Bridge Sets NuRose Glass Floral 't Design ICED FRUIT GEM A Terr delicious cake Special 10c lb. The latest in NOVELTY JEWELRY daily arriving 10 d 25c ODDS & ENDS IN TINWARE 50 t0J5 oft - It must go . 8-OZ. TABLE COVERS Saturday Only" 2 ior 5c KOTEX 12 in box Comfort with safety I 25c Box ; FREE FREE FREE ; at the : T Metropolitan Store j ! 148 N. Liberty ! SATURDAY ! 10 A. M. to 12 Noon 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. 7,P. M. to 8:30 P. M. ETWEES? Children Blast be With Adults Milk Shakes All Day, 5c ! WE GUARANTEE THE SERVICE OF OUR $1.00 LADIES' HOSE ODDS &ENDS. IN CROCKERY At Y2 or More Off It Must Go f 46 x 46 OILCLOTH TABLE COVERS !25c AGAIN, OILCLOTH AH Patterns 15C yd. it - Ladies' Rayon Just Arrived ; The Best We Have Seen 25c -Make This Your Store for 'Hop-Picking ' I Supplies Some 50c Rayon, to be Cleaned Out for New Arrivals, ' 3 for 51.00! OREGON OWNED STORES Me tropolitan Chain Store Inc.; NORTH LIBERTY 148 f i (SPEND YOUPJ BiONEY TO STAY IN OREGON- FSIm - ; DovoHopIns 184 N. Commercial St. Cinairottcc Make no mistake get injthe right store. Thrifty people trade at this store. They get more of the better merchandise for their money. -Our every-day prices are exceedingly low. The following extra-specials are , for only J.' - ! . ' - - - - ' ' ' ; ' J - 50c Tek Tooth Brush and 50c Pepsodent Antiseptic or Tooth Paste for 1 59c 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush and 25c Listerine Tooth-Paste, all for 29c 75c Oronite Auto Polish and 45c Oronite Cleaning Fluid, all for 49c 5Qc Flit Fly Spray and 25c Flit Spray Gun, all for 59c ' CAND1EG . All 5c Candy Bars - 8 for 25 c CIGAR G 5c CREMO 25 for 51.00 BULL DURHAM" 5c, 6 for 25c TOBACCO $1.00 Italian Briar Pipe , and '2 - 25c Blue Boar Smoking AH For 89c Luckies. Camels Old Golds, Chesterfields $1.29 Cartons of 200 , - . .. v . With every purchase of toiletries at 51 (while quantities las t) , a 5-piece Elmo set consisting of a generous supply of ORalo Powder, Cucumber Cream, Tissue Cream, Astrin- . J V 1.? T? T J . 1 C? l J 1 gene ana meiang vream. r riuay anu ija,iuruay umy. 0 Face Powder i $1 Pivers Face Powders 7dc . 1 Evening in Paris 69c t. 50c Java Rice Face Powder 39c 75c Ayers Medallion 63c - $1 Ayers Luxuria 89c 50c Hopper's Face Powder 39c $1 Fiancee Face Powder 79e $2 Karess Face Powder $1.59 50c Lablanche Face Powder S3 60c Ppmpeian Face Powder 39c 60c Djer Kiss Face Powder 39 50c Melba Face Powder 39c 75c Love Me Face Powder 63c 75c Colgate Ctiypre 39e $1 Coty Powder with Lip Stick 69c SI Tangee Face Powder 69c $1 Vrai Powder, and Compact 39c $1 Princess Pat Face Powder 69c Tooth Paste 50c Pepsodent tooth paste 29c 50c Ipana tooth paste 29c 50c Kolynos tooth paste 29c . 50c Iodent tooth paste 29c 50c Strasska tooth paste 29c 50c Regum tooth paste 29q 25c Listerine tooth paste 15c 25c Colgate tooth paste 16c 40c Squibb's tooth paste 3 for 99c 50c West's tooth brushes 39c Shaving Needs ' 50c Colgate shaving cream 34c 50c Mennen's shaving cream 36c 50c Molle shaving cream 35c 65c Burma Shave 33c -35c Barbasol 28c 35c Palm Olive shaving cream 21c -35c Auto Strop shaving cream 10c $1 Gillette Blades 59c $1 Probak Blades 59c 50c Aqua Velva 39c 50c Palm Oliye shaving lotion 39c Toiletries ' 60c Odorono 49c 1 65c Mum Deodorant 49c 50c Nonspi 39c r 60c Neet Depilitory 49c $1 Hopper Clay 79c 50c Bathasweet 39c $1 D & R Cream 79c $1 Pond's Cream 69c $1 Ingram Milkweed Cream 79c SlO Ayer's Creams f 1.33 50c Dew 39c , ! -. 50c Woodbury shave lotion 39c 75c Woodbury hair tonic 49c 50c Woodbury Wave Set lotion 39c Woodbury's Castile Soap 13c 50c Woodbury Lilac Vegetal 39c 11 Wildroot Hair Tonic 69c SI Jergen's Lotion 54c 50c Woodbury Cold Cream 29c 50c Woodbury Facial Cream 29c $1 Woodbury Tissue Cream 69c 75c Woodbury Cleansing Cr. 59c 50c Woodbury shampoos 29c 50c Woodbury Almond Cream ,39c $1 Everdry 79c . T $1 Marvay Cleansing Powder 79c 30c Amolin Powder 23c 35c Cutex Preparations 27c 50c Glazo Preparations 36c Health Foods Talcum Powders 25c Mennen's Talc 16c 25c Colgate Talc 16c 25c Johnson's Talc :16c 25c Mavis Talc 16c 35c Djer Kiss Talc 17e v 25c Cappi Talc 19c 25c April Showers Talc 19c 50c Sweet Pea dusting powder 29c 50c Orchid dusting 29c 75c April Showers dusting 69c 31 Squibb's dusting 79c t $1.50 Houbigant dusting $19 $1.50 Coty dusting powder 98c 25c Palm Olive Talc 17c $1.15 Dona Rosa dusting $1.19 $1.50 Yardley dusting powder 1.39 1 Soaps $1 Psylla Seed 89c $1 Lactro Dextrin 89c . $1 Horlick's Malted Milk 79c $1 Ovaltine 64c - - 60c Thompson's Choc Malted Milk 39c ' . -75c Borden's Malted Milk 49c 75c Dextri Maltose 49c 35c Yardley lavender soap 27c 50c 4711 Bath Tablets 23c 35c R & G Bath. Tablets 29c 15c Jergen's Bath (Tablets 7c 25c Henri Rocheau Soap 12c 35c Tussaine Soap5 16c 25c Woodbury Facial Soap 16c . 25c Packer's Tar Soap 17c 25c Cashmere Bouquet Soap 15c 25c Cuticura Soap 19c 10c Cocoa Almond Soap 3 for 19c - 15c Jergen's Violet Glycerine 7e 25c J & J Babv Soap 19c - Remedies YOUR CHOICE Palm Olive Soap ' , Ivory Soap ' Camay Soap" Cr TCr Lux Toilet Soap mlS Life Buoy Soap j (Limit io) SOc Bath Caps l&c 1JRO Yankee Watches 89c lJi3 Alarm Clocks 89c Picnic Plates S for 23c Golf Balls S for 40c 1 qt. Fountain Syringe 40c 75c .Takara Powder 40c Hot Water Botjles 49c Baby Hot Water Bottles 2Sc Castolar Soap 9c qt. Cod Liver Oil S9c qt. Mineral Oil 69c pt. Milk Magnesia 29c pt. Rubbing Alcohol 29c pt. Witch Hazel 25c pt. "Bay Rum 29c pt. ItaUan Olive Oil 49c 100 Aspirin Tablets 23c 50c Yeast Foam Tablets 33c $1 Marmola Tablets 69c $2 Reducoids $1.59 $1 Listerine 63c $1 Nujol 65c j ' 6 Crackled Bererage Glasses and Graduated Glass Cocktail Shaker all for 19c SOc Kleenex 23c 45c Kotex 23c 1 pt. Peroxide 19c 1 lb. Cotton 29c 1x5 Adhesive 19c . U. G. Members Entertained Recently Members of tbe J. U. G. club met at the heme of Delia Stewart Monday erenln? for regular semi monthly meeting and social hour, after which-' the hostess assisted by her daughters Doris and Vera served a delightful lunch. Those In the group were Doro thy Walker, Lenora Dennis, MIna Olmsted -Florence Bressler, Nel lie - Henderson, Hallie Lynch. Louise Kayser, Minnie Tinnel. Guests of honor were Jennie Shel ton. Edna Faadrlch, Gussle Shaw, Lottie Town send, Alta Scott. Woodbnrn - Many friends' of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall gathered at the Hall home on Toung street Monday night to help Mrs. Hall celebrate her birthday. The guests found amusement In play ing games and visiting with each other. ' - Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Theron Finch. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foote, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and son, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howe, Mr. . and Mrs. Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Looney, Mr, and Mrs. Soule, Mr. and Mrs. (Frank Galer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peter son and sons, and Mrs. SarlUa Waldron. - ' " Mrs. E. A. Domogalla was ' a business and pleasure Tlsltor from Sllrerton Wednesday and on her. return home was accom panied home by her small daugh ter, Jeanne, who had been visit ing several days with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darey. . Mrs. Vera Shattuc of this city has as her house guest her sister. Miss Faith Waxham of Denver, Colo'rado, who is stopping in Sa lem enroute from a two weeks' cruise in Alaska. Miss Waxham plans to leave Friday for .her home in Colorado. - . Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Paulus and young son, Thomas Conrad, left Wednesday for Agate ' beach where they wUl spend the re mainder of the week with Mrs. Paulus' mother, Mrs. T. A. Lives ley who is domiciled there for the summer season. ' Mrs. Howard Hulsey has just returned to Salem from a month's vacation spent in Superior, Wis consin, where she visited her mother. Mrs. K. C. Bin me. stops were also made at Minneapolis and St. Paul while in the middle western states. 7 y- Ws tavits your application far a real estate loan, feeling con rid est of ear ability to corn pletely satisfy yon In such Im portant details as Quick ac tion, efficient bandlinf and charges. Swalght sr UouUJy Payment LOANS INVESTMENTS . INSURANCE HAWKINS and ROBERTS, Inc. 285 OKEGON BCTLDINO THONZ - They're New The Empress Eugenie Hats of Felt These smart styles are shown in many . . versions rith- tilting Ways far down ' over the right eye and revealing the hair far up on the head on the opposite side. We present a number of new mod els in "felt with ostrich and cock feather trimmings. . $2.45 to $6.95 . OJCMANCCS OF MERIT" GEO. MORGAN, Mgr.