-Tha OHFCOX -STATESMAN, Salem, - Oregon, Thursday Mornln v February 4 8M 022 -
Society News and Club
Aff
airs
Writers Have
Interesting Meeting
' Am interesting and attractive
meeting of the writer's section of
the , Salem ' Arts league was that
enjoyed Tuesday night . at the
home of Mrs. William D. Smith
and Miss Grace Elltabeth Smith.
The usual program of original
work was presented. Prof. W. E.
Lawrence spoke In fascinating fa
shion of the flora of the Cascades
and the address came to the group
over KOAC. Dr. Franklin discuss
ed a serial story written by a
group of Oregon writers.
Original stories and poems
were - presented by Mrs. Jessie
Singleton, Mrs.- J. M. Clifford.
Lynn Cronemlller a paper on
trees, Mrs. B. Ii. Steeres another
article on trees, Mrs. Edna Dally,
Mrs. Ora I. Mclntyre. Mrs. Ray
Yocom, and a one act play was
read by perry Relgelman.
Miss Edna Garfield, Mrs. J. M.
Clifford, and Mrs. W. F. Fargo
were siren special mention at the
meeting for having won signal
honors in recent productions.
Miss Harriett Long was a spe
cial guest for the evening and oth
er guests were Miss Helen Lytle,
Miss Orma Mclntyre, Mrs. Ray
Yocom, and W. E. Smith.
Woman's Alliance
Will Lunch
A luncheon meeting will dis
tinguish the regular meeting of
tbo Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tarian church Friday at one
o'clock in the Emerson room of
the church.
; Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs. R. H.
, Lee Steiner, and Mrs. Hallle Hin
ges will be the hostesses In charge
of general arrangements.
Following the luncheon there
will be a program hour and Fred
Alban Well will address the group
informally,
Ouvk M. Doak, Society Editor
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, February IS
Girl Reserve cabinet and high school Reserves will
neet at Y. W. C. A. social rooms for reports on spring
conference.
Mrs. L. W. Gordon will be hostess for a social
meeting of the U. S. Grant circle of the Grand Army of
, the Republic at her home 516 North 24th street. 'A pro
gram of patriotic inspiration will be given.
Fidelis class of First Baptist church, with Mrs. Fred
Erickson, 1191 North Capitol street; t o'clock; sur
prise program planned.
' Faculty Women will meet 2:30 o'clock at Lausanne
hall; place of meeting changed ..because of Illness of
Mrs. Doney.
Hayesvills Woman's club meets with Mrs. F. Wil
liams. Woman's Benefit association. Woman's clubhouse,
I o'clock.
Ladies Sewing circle of Auxiliary to Sons of Veter
ans, with Mrs. Jennls Yantis, at her Kingwood park
home; 2:30 o'clock. ;
Chapter G of P. E. O. sisterhood with Mrs. W. H.
Byrd. Program meeting.'
Friday, February 19
Sewing club of Business and Professional Women's
club, with Mrs. Lillian Cadwell, Fisher apartments.
Calvary Baptist Woman's club, 2:30 o'clock, with
Mrs. William Stoddard.
Woman's Auxiliary to St. Paul's Episcopal church
with Mrs. N. C. Kafoury, 2:30 o'clock.
Degree of Honor card party, at Woman's clubhouse,
t o'clock. Members are Invited to bring friends.
Thimble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft, with Mrs.
McDowell at Tourist Cafe.
Woman's Alliance luncheon, one o'clock; Emerson
room of Unitarian church.
Y. M. C. A. Friday night lobby program, Irish theme
"for numbers.
Hal Hibbard auxiliary to U. S. W. V. with Mrs.
Charles Green, 1815 South Church street.
Saturday, February to
American association of University Women, Silver
Grille room of Gray Belle, one o'clock luncheon. Spe
cial association program.
Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 2 o'clock la
Miller's hall. s
Lent challenges the home
maker to serve meals that
are nourishing, yet appe
tizing. And here lies her
happy answer SHOP AT
OUR STORES where
Lenten foods are a spe
cialty. Just come In and
see what we have to of
fer. Macaroni, spaghetti,
noodles, fish, vegetables,
every Item you could pos
sibly want. And best of
all, besides being unsur
passed tor .flavor and
nourishment, our Lenten
CO
More for Your Money at MacMarr's
Savings for Thurs., FrL. & Sat., Feb. lcU19-200str Ple"InKlr low
Fre3h Creamery m
A Local Product 1 pound VxC
(SRAQEUSES .
Premium Sodas; O A C
24b. pkgs .. L for 4C
1?wg!1. Scagai? .
Buy All You . q
Want rr. m pounds IOC
ErnDun ....
MacMarr Hardwheat 4 A aa
Every Sack Guaranteed.... fief lb. sack Vu C
MaCiNIarr Blend, always fresh
blended to suit ths most
discriminating taste. Sara the
cost of the can. Every pound
guaranteed.
2
pounds
55c
Solid, Crisp
Heads
Mayonnaise
Best Foods Full 07
Pint . Each HZ
Lettuce
. Each 5C
Oranges
Large, Sweet QQ
Navels 2 doz. UfC
Syrup
Amaizo Golden Buy All
Want ........No. 10 can 69c
1 pkg. Starch FREE
smpm . . .
Alaska Pink O or
tall cans . . O for LtOZ
SDflEanr.31? . . . .
Standard Quality O OC
5-oz. cans . Lt for OZ
DEANS .
Great Northern f f
Good Cookers 3 pounds 13 C
PEAS . . .
Del Monte Early Garden O
No. 2 cans L far OOZ
SSE&J . . . .
Country Kist
Golden Bantam
3 cans 25 c
Hun Bui? r.3ai?setto
DEEF-POT
ElOAGT
Choice Shoulder Cuts
ot Quality Beet
Pore Vegetable
CTEAltC
T-Bont, Klb, Sirloin
Cot From the Choicest
Beef
HENS
Choice Young Tender
Hens
Dressed and Drawn
174 North Commercial I
I
Fancy Sugar Cured - Half or Whole
pound'
SFw sTa x , ,
SUU ft N. Commercial lafiS'Bin.. 5 M! !
W MacMarrWETery Day is Savings Day
Patriotic Program is
Well Received
Independence More tins 10
persons were present at the patri
otle program given la celebration
of the Geof&e Washlnstoa bl-cen-
tennlsl annlTersarx of the Inde
pendence Woman's club Tuesday
afternoon under the supervision
ot Mrs. Z. C Kimball, a daughter
of the rerolutlon.
Ot interest In the patrlotla
scheme of decoration was a Urge
flat; ot th United States used In
the unrolling ot.the Sacajawea
monument at the Lewis and
Clarke fair In Portland In II 08.
The flag was awarded as a prise
to the local club for promptness
la financially aiding th more
ment and was recelred by Mrs.
Garland Hill Cohrs. who repre
sented her club.
Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Asa B. Rob
inson, Mrs. James Hart and Mrs.
Forest Chambers. In lorely colon
ial costumes, recelred. -
Mrs. A. H. Dixon led the flag
salute which was followed by a
reading, "George Washington's
Mother" by Mrs. Asa B. Robinson.
Mrs. O. D. Butler read a paper,
"Music of George Washington's
Time" written by her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. M. J. Butler, who was
111. Mrs. Harry McHale played
several selections popular In
Washington's time. A group of fa
vorite old songs were sung by
Mrs. Forest Chambers and a read
ing "Trees" was glren by Mrs.
James Hart, who told of Washing
ton's lore for trees great numbers
of which were planted by him.
The program closed by the ded
ication or a out leaf birch tree
planted as a memorial In honor
of the Father of His Country
whose life was symbolic ot the
great giants of the forest. Trib
ute to Washington were glren by
Jrs. A. H. Dixon, flar bearsr.
Mrs. Forest Chambers, Mrs. James
Hart, Mrs. Asa B. Robinson and
Mrs. z. c. Kimball, chairman.
Mrs. Elmer Barn hart Drealdad
at the business session In the ab
sence of Mrs. M. J. Butler, presi
dent.
Special guests were mamhara of
the W. C. T. U. a,nd also of the
w. R. a, local rlsltors, and Mrs.
Cynthia Hlnkle, Mrs. A. R. Hart
man. Mrs. Chester Hinkle, and
Miss Iry Stanley of Dallas.
The hostesses, Mrs. O. F. Cohrs.
mr. . w. uraren and Mrs. S. B.
Walker serred tea at which Mrs.
Kimball and Mrs. Robinson
poured.
HifiK School Social
Affairs Active
Regardless nf T,nr .ni.i .-ti
tties at the high school are mor-
wg aiong with a big "hard time"
parry piannea for Friday night
in the rrmnaslnm. Thla 4.
seniors only and their "dates."
in in dereloplng the plans are
MISS MildreT Dirlqfanenn vrl..
JH1BB
uarmema Barquist, and Mrs.
Walter Fuhrer.
March 4 another la
being planned to which the inter
ested public of Salem Is being in
rlted. This will be a musical con
cert giren in the school auditor
ium berlnnin at ?1K vi
it is oeing called "Oriental
creams and fa hAfn- vm
arouna an Alafldln'a limn tmmi..
The funda derired from this con-
con Will' be annrnnrt.t.A
the purchase of a new piano for
the school. Tt f.
- - "ovi "lia IU
. vl of new Instrument It
w.u oe possiDie to hare rislting
Salem artists appear before the
assembly In nM.i rnmv.
Robert Read and Helen Pur-
Tine are neaaing committees at
wur on tne concert and Miss
Liena Bene Tartar ta r.,.t. . m
rlsor. '
Chapter to Observe
Birthday
One Of tha flllfcanl.. . ... i
of the year for Chadwick chapter.
Order of Rainbow for Girls, will
it iv nnlT9rT banquet which
uc " or tsaturaay night
In the Masonic temple banquet
rooms.
The occasion - will mrv v.
sixth annirersary of the founding
- - ...w inn
Harris has been named Queen of
m ceremony ana wui preside and
c iuv oinaaay case. Her attend
suha am iiwnnina ha m. ill..
- -..,..uw wvuu.uilBif
in. jomnann Kvit..Ti.. irii
- - a '..g.uu. j&u-
lard, Bess Holcomb Margaret
Rosebraujfh and Dorothy xrnn.ii-
Mlss Eleanor Wright, worthy
grand associate adrlsor. will be
vieseui as a special guest.
- w m mivm vj eavaa
Miss Marie Patton m Vu(n.
committees. Tho banquet will be
seryea-at O o CIOCK.
Independence Mrs. F. O.
Hewitt entertained at a lorely
noontime luncheon Tuesday In
Walnscott. who Is SI years of
age. The table decorations feat
ured Lincoln's birthday.
Guests, sereral ot whom were
past SO. were Mrs. L. J. Hllte-
brana, Mrs. Bertha Ferguson.
Mrs. Alice Skinner, Mrs. Ellen Ro
bertson, Mrs. EL A. Seeley and
Mrs. saran irrine.
Hollywood. Members of the
"Same Oyer Here" club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8.
Thomas for another ot their en
Joyable evenings recently. Honor
awards went to O. A. Forgard and
Mrs. E. J. Ward. Consolation
awards went to J. J. Kleeman and
Miss Florence Kleeman.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Kleeman, Miss Florence Klee
man. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fisher,
Miss Mary Jean Fisher, Melrtn
Haines, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. For
gard and Mr. and Mrs. 0. S.
Thomas.
I Additional Society
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HIE BID H
WISELY, IS ADVICE
Head of Cooking School to
Open Next Wednesday
Tells Vletoa
'The snreat war tm loaa. a. ha-
band Is to let him eat the thtnn
he likes. Make him eat the things
he dislikes and the dlrorce courts
wiy hare one less ease to settle.
bo speaas .tieien EilxaoetiX
Brown, rounr western ham mmu
omlst. on the staff ot the Safeway
Homemaaers bureau, beaded by
Mrs. ( Julia Lee Wright, national
director. .
Helen Elltabeth Brown. wnn
will conduct the Statesman-Safe-way
stores three day eoakfoa
school at tha armory hall begin
ning rsoruary 14, and continuing
February 2S and SI bell eyes that
if the young bride starts out let
ting her husband eat steaks.
French fried notatoea and ntnar
rich heery foods all the time, ha
Is simply storinr ns material f
which grouches are made. On the
many mornings after the night be
fore which sprinkle his life, he Is
as mean as the prorerbial bear
and the result is a good healthy
quarrel.
This husband, aeeordina- in TTaL.
en Elisabeth Brown has a perfect
rignt to put the blame on his wife
for it Is her fanlt It aha, Arumm't
Insist on serrlng a well balanced
mens wnien, easily aigested. helps
maintain rood nhysioal haaitit !
j . . . ..
umioai.aaj memai oonuleta ar
complexes.
Dr. and Mra. fl W RaT...
entertained th afarrviA.iA..4
ClUb at thefr noma Vn.I.. .i.vt
followlnf a no-h8st dinner at the
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lnc Safewa OooUbc school U th Armor Februrj 4. 23, 26.
EXPERTS
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TO COBIG SCHOOL
Miss Amelia Sansom to ba
Here With Miss Brown
. For Safeway Event
la anticipation of haying one
of the largest cooking ' schools
which the- Safeway Stores Home-
makers Bureau has conducted, the
bureau has assigned to the Salem
school two home economists. Miss
Helen Elisabeth Brown and Miss
Amelia Sansom. They wIH be hero
the three days ot the school which
will be held at the Salem armory
on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Feb. 14, ZS and 11. The hoars are
from two to four p.m.
Joining with the Safeway bur
eau In presenting the school Is a
group of national food manufac
turers and distributors, some ot
the rery largest concerns in the
country, whose products are
handled In all food stores. The
school Is announced as an electric
school with demonstrations ot
electric cookery
The Statesman is co-operating
In presenting the school as offer
ing ladles of this community ojh
portunlty to receive the newest
Ideas en recipes, cooking, serrlng,
menus, etc
Each day's program will be dif
ferent, one day being devoted to
breakfast menus, another to the
luncheon, and a third to the din
ner. Table appointment will all
be In keeping. Special attention
will be given to economy In pre
paration ot foods so the family
budget may be given fair treat
ment.1 Housewives will be given op
portunity each day to meet the
demonstrators and ask them Ques
tions on problems ot cooking
which they may have.
DffllgG
Prescriptions
Chemicalo
DRUG STORE
The REXALL Store
Toiletries
Remedies
Sundries
Independent Salem druggists. Complete drug store service. Our registered pharma
cists can answer your questions and give you valuable information regarding drugs.
The following special prices are for
lPff TTlHnLri&S., FIM., SAT. annoa MJ.
cn GIVEN AWAY William's Aqua Velva with Oft
VJC each purchase of 35c William's Shaving Cream LtVQ
rtyrrt tmi w . .
UlYE-n At? AI 50c Vapurt Inhalant with Q
each purchase of 100 Puretest Aspirin Tablets UaC
GIVEN AWAY 25c Listerina Tooth Paste with each
purchase of a 50c Prophylactic
Tooth Brush at . 00 C
GIVEN AWAY 35c Elenzo Tooth Brush and Holder
with each purchase of Milk of QQ
Magnesia Tooth Paste at 0C
GIVEN AWAY 1 pt. Puretest Rubbing Alcohol with
each purchase of 1 pt. jn
Harmony Bay Rum at DC
GIVEN AWAY $1 bottle of Shari Perfume Ol Aft
with each purchase of Shari Face Powder at vl UU
1 Pt. Antiseptic Solution BOTH FOR ....49c
GIVEN AWAY Melloglo Perfume with each
purchase of 1.00 Mellogio Face Powder at.
GIVEN AWAY Maximum Comb with each Oft
purchase of 50c Klenzo Cbcoanut Oil Shampoo OuC
GIVEN AWAY 39c tube of Milk of Magnesia Efft
Tooth Paste with each purchase Mi31 Antiseptic OU C
GIVEN AWAY 50 Jasmine Perfume with (M Aft
each purchase of Jasmine Face Powder at vl aUU
GIVEN AWAY $1.00 Cara Nome Cream with each
purchase of Cara Nome 0 nft
Face Powder at ; , tPtC.UU
GIVEN AWAY Fitch Hair Tonic with each purchase
of 75c Fitch Dandruff jq
Remover Shampoo at 4C
SttattOoDflery SaHeS
Marsala Pound Paper, flat sheets 29c
Marsala Envelope, 50s large 29c
Cascade Linen, 1 lb. note fold 29c
Cascade Linen Enrelopea, Wa note size 19c
Cascade Linen, letter size, 24 sheets,
white and colors 10c
Cascade Linen Envelopes to match, 24's 10c
Tooth Pastes
10c Straeskae B7e
le Pepsodent 29e
SCe Phillip'i SSe
60a Porhan'a 87e
Sic Dr. Wesfa 12c
80c Kolynos 2c
Cold Remedies
SOe Hlll'a Caaeata le
lie Bromo Qalalae IT
tie Bayer's Aaptrla SSe
It Yapez CTa
56 Ariea 2S
5Pe VIck's Drops SSs
Antiseptics
II Listeria eae
II Pspsodsnt SO
It Zoalte C9e
Tie Formolola 49c
IN Qlyeo 89c
50s Layorls SSt
Laxatives
60s Chocolate Kxlax SSe
lie NR TahleU lTe
lie Carter's Pllle IBs
IN Beeoham'a lse
lie Casearettes 1M
75c Carotd and Bile SSe
Liniments
11.11 Absorblae Jr. SSe
Ta Sloan's 4Se
IN Jap OH SOe
lie Perry Dayls SSe
lie Omega Oil SSe
60s St JaeoVs SSe
Hair Tonics
40c Vaseline 29c
60s Danderlne SSe
. 60s Wlldroot 89e
II Llqnld Aryon 69e
II Herplcide C9c
11 Packer's Scalptooe C9c
' Handy Remedies
1 pt. Wltsi Haiti 19e
1 ft. Cod Llyer OU 84
II Ihs. Spioa Bath B.
1 pt OUye OU 49e
I ft Perozlde 19e
1 ft K aula a OU
1.7. X.C
CIGARG
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Wm. Penn, White OwL
Cremo and Red Dot
O for....25o
Shaving Creams
lis Hansen's 19s
S5e Barbasol 23c
lie Palmollye lis
lie Colgate's 23c
SOe William's 87e
.35c Burma Shave 27e
Advertised Remedies
60s Brome Seltser 80s
lOe Phillip's Magnesia SSs
60s Sal Hspatlca SSs
lis Jad Salts 89e
lis Krnschen Salts 4Ss
SSs Radoz 40c
Skin Lotions
60c Italian Balm SSe
50s Hind's H. A H. SSs
SOe Jsrcsn's 83c
SOe Chamberlain's SSe
SOe Hasol 89c
SOe Sllqae 89c
Medicated Oils
II Baler's M. O. S9e
l.l Ksplsrs SlS
11.60 Maltlne Preps S1.SO
11.50 Agarol 8e
11.10 Petrolagar SSe
7Se Mead's 10 D OU SSs
Face Creams
60s D a E Creams SSe
60s Hopper Creama SSe
.60s Elcara 45c
II Milkweed C3c
73c Ayer'a Luxurla 59e
60c Sempray 40c
First Aid
lis Uodess 19e
I lb. Hospital Cotton 19s
II Clinical Thermom. SSe-
I yds. Startle Oanse SSe
II Hot Water Bottle Sta
ll Poantaln Syringe SSe
Miscellaneous
II Tarpo Vaporizer 79s
SOe Playing Cards SSe
lSe Elkafs Hand Soap lOe
SOe Kleenex 27s
II Carllng Iron 49e
15e J s J Conettes 19e
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REXALL Milk of Magnesia
FULL PINT
The creamy, fluffy consistency of this product Is
obtained by a special process of manufacture. One
qoick soaks Immediately Insures wlformly
smooth suspension of the Magnesia.
29s
A Special Valne at
EeriaBIl Mi?ftIMay
Salle Nw ca
Held Every Year in February
Profits Sacrificed on Over 200 Items
50c Bisma Rex 39c
50c Hygienic Powder 39c
$1 "93" Hair Tonic 79c
25c Glycerin and Rose Water 19c
25c Glycerin Suppositories 19c
50c Lithia Tablets 39c
$1 Beef, Iron and Wine ...... 79c
50c Jonteel Face Powder 39c
39c Klenzo Shaving Cream 29c
50c Jonteel Cold Cream 39c
$1 Georgia Rose Body Powder 79c
50c Klenzo Dental Cremo 39c
50c Hair Fix 39c
75c Theatrical Cold Cream 59c
75c Lilac Vegetal 59c
Health Foods
7Se Bord. Choe. U. 89e
II Lacto Dextrin S3e
?1 OyalUne SSe
5s Deztrl Maltose SSe
11.10 8. M. A. SSe
1 1.10 Lactogen SSe
Shampoos
80s Packer's SSe
COe Watkln'a SSe
SOe Woodbury's 29c
SOe Palmollve SSe
SOe Hennafoam S7e
40c Ollro 29e
CiCQJ?0tttC3
Lucky Strike, Camel and
Chesterfield
2 pligs. .-25o
Carton BOO . . . . . . . .f 1.23
CANDY
1 lb. Limit's Roasted
Peanut and.- OA
Chocolats Bar LuZ
1 IV Blaxlxs Chocolats
Covered QQ
Cherries 07C
Pills and TableU
100 Hlnkle PUls 19e
100 Cascara. S sr. 29e
100 Blaad I fr. 29e
lSe Twin Lax 19c
lSe Llrer Pllla 19s
II Reduceoids $1J&9
ToUetries
15e Mam 2S
SOe Dew SSe
SOe Glaxo SSe
lOe Neet 89e
SOe Deodo 89c
SOe Nonspl S9e
Hfafs COMBINATION
50e Honey & Almond
' Cream -65
Toning Cleanser
40e Cleansing Cream
40e Teztnrs Cream
$1.95 Valos for ,
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