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I f Tht OREGON STATESS1AN, Salem, Oregon, Tjnrsday Blorninjr, Blarch 31, 1932 FAGE SEVEN :!pS;ChibWill 1 - -k .J i. T" 1 Golf Club to Resume . ru . . -. , TB mim ' ! " .. . . . " : 5 : ! , , . I 1 nHHaMMHMMBMHIMMlHBHMMMHMriMMM.M. X V - X', ,.T.t...""Jl '-'ance . T l?eUr- famillca , and friend DloceY V "Wi additional J through it. - , not been I ' 'The affat. ... i . ' J DriHM V. ome sur- 1 25? E J IJ: th -- ot an- vac ir -1A charge of the plana are A A WM t lion I.. nia, Jack John .?B' ,tw Clark. William G. J SUC Jr- n.d yuirl Marshall . As en Tuesday after Slnt.! th? hom0 of Mra. Lena RhinS86!' orfn Mrs. Prank hosteaaes were Mra. Jame. Cully. Jhe pr!3nt e Mra. J. N. Amundson Mrs. W. P. Geren. Mrs. wEE .".bl"0- . Mr . Harry a V" r Jone. Mrs. W. a. Lawrence and daughter, Mrs. Lawence' : Mrs- Addle Carl Millard, Mrs. h. S. Dixon, Mrs. W. T. Hogg. Miss Helen , Amundson. Mrs. Paul Splonaki. Mrs. M. Walbel, Mrs. Guy Syronl Mrs. Hugh Shepherd and aon, Mrs. J. H. Kinser, Mrs. Louie Shep herd and son. Mrs. John Schon- bachler, Mrs. M. A. Billenberg, Miss Pauline Semolke, Mrs. Jake Biesack. Misses Gealna and Marie Plat, Theresa Bartnik, Mrs. Jes sie McKtllop and son. Mrs. Otis - Shepherd, and two children, Mrs. i Clyde McKlllop and daughter. ' Mrs. L. M. Bellinger. MrsJames Cully, Mrs. Iran Smith, Mrs. -y Prank Shepherd. Jr.. Misses Dor otha Sheperd. Dora Geren and Vanetta Hasklns. Dallas Mr. , and Mrs. T. B. Hooker and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. v, 6tarr entertained members of the Pythian Slaters and their hus : oands with a corered dish supper at the latter's home Monday night. Ten Ubles pf "SOO were In Play, with high honors going to Mrs. H. J. Brown and Prank Friar. Norral Gates held low aeore. .,..-: Those present were: Mr. and Mra. Del Plaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunn, Mr. and Mrs; w. D. Col " Una, Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Black, Mr. , and Mrs. H. J. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Helgerson, Mr. and Ma Frank Friar, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Domasnofsky, Mr. and Jf"12 nA WB Mr- Mrs. R. R. Van Oredell. Mr. and Mrs. .!J.ert Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sibley, Mr. and Mrs. William Hlmea, Mr. and Mrs. Prank SUrr, Mr. aqd Mra. Charles Boelens, Mrs. Minnie Morrison, Mrs. Car- II I T I JT . . ak. 'W I 11111111 P 1 n r 1 T home Yfe Dtmtarf VX vy y sxvm&s inde- OWNED; .r STOP and SHOP at your nearest PURITY STORE Besides those quoted below, you will find quality foodstuffs .galore at the right prices. ' MONEY - SAVING FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 1 - 2 Fresh - Oregon - Creamery pound MJCTEIRi 24c PURITY carton 19c X Gelatin i Chocolate " ding. Your '3 for . ' Van Camp's . Eden Sweet IPSqCxIIgg Another example of the Purity Stores buying power A quality pick le at the price of a cheap one. I quart jar , -Large t - wamL. Weiner's ana isjraui Reirular Size Tins - PEAS telephone ' . Tender Unff orm - Tasteful T That fin an occasion vegetable Gpaakcttthi -nccaic'3 VSellsl regularly . 16c each. O Double ZiPkgs., a Adopted bj Lading Attthoride -By E. V. S1IEPARD How Many Tricks Can 4k J 10 7 5 87532 43 AAQ943 V - KQJ4 AI072 4t 2 VKQJ096 10 7 2 AK86 VAJ4 A983 . Q95 As "stated on Saturday, the above hands were bid 83 follows: Z, 1-No, Trump; A, Double; Y made no bid throughout. To show game probabilities at hearts, pro vided his partner held a strong doubling hand, B bid 3-Hearts. Z passed, but A shifted to 3-Spades. Liking his partner's spades about as well as A liked B's hearts, B ventured a shift of - 4-Diamonds. -The responses made A believe that a small slam might be made, even against a ho-trump showing of ad verse strength and he jumped into 6-Diamonds. The opening lead was Z's A of clubs. Like many another hand where contracting has been pushed, to the limit, the declarer has to proceed with great caution; the play is full of traps for nearly every variation from the one outlined here of B's actual procedure. To enable him to gain club entry to his own hand later on. A's J was ducked under Z's Ace. Rather than open up one of the other suits for B. Z led a second club, which B won with his 10. It appeared more simple to es tablish dummy's spades than to try establishing hearts; accordingly B led his lone spade, and won the rie Slater, Mrs. Lulu Robinson. Mrs. Ida Campbell,. Mrs. Florence Hunter, Mrs. . Jennie Eberting, Norval Gates. Earl Burke, Fred West, and the hosts and hostesses. Wallace Road Mrs. EL C. Moll entertained attractively for the Sweet Briar club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Spring flowers made a pretty background for the social afternoon. Mrs. Jen nie Ferguson assisted at the tea hour. Special guests were Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Sonsy. Miss Georgianna Briggs and Eleanor Briggs. Aurora The program of the Aurora Women's club which is scheduled to be given April , will exchange places with "the "Made in Oregon" exhibit which waa to hare been held April 20. The elec r I I fi 10c 3 b oxes ROYAL Dessert and Vanilla Pud- ctumM KfmT choice 23c . . . Large Cans EmilJ Elsinore SEaoCsei? .Iodized or Plain . The large size 17c 2 for Y , A B Z I JF ji. . ws m. W r mm m m ' m, m m ELGINOE1E CANNED Cans 2 cans" 35c POST'S "Bran Flaltesl A great conditioner, as well as, a delicious food. Buy a dozen at this priced vj- - " " 2 Packages !!!... '.'. '. 'S XjQ ;-2c B Win at Diamonds? trick with a finesse of A's Q.; A low spade was ? returned and trumped. When there are outstanding against you five trumps, there are 68 in 100 chances that the five will be divided 3-2 between op ponents, and B jproceeded to utilize those probabilities. He led his J of diamonds, and was allowed to win the trick. He led his lowest diamond and won the trick wi'.h A's 10. Dummy's lowest spade was led, and trumped by the de clarer, dropping Z's King. : This meant that dummy's A-9 of spades could pick up the missing J, wher ever it lay. Dummy also contained two good clubs and two good dia monds. All the declarer had to do, was to make certain that Z did not in some manner take a trick of I any sort. At the end of the 'seventh trick, of;; which the declaring side had lost only one. B held five un touched hearts, and a' lone club. Looking at all four hands it is easy to see that it would have been per fectly safe had B led a club, but he was not certain that Z held an other card of that suit. It was possible that originally he beld four hearts; if he had false-carded by playing his K of spades when he also held the missing J, Z would trump a club lead. To make absolutely certain. of results, B led his K of hearts, and trumped the trick when Z put up his Ace. Even if the A had not been played, still he would have trumped. An excellent principle of play is never to take any need less risk. The balance of the tricks were claimed without further play, and A-B scored their doubled contract of a small slam. CopjrttfM. 1)31. Klag Featam. Inc. tion of officers which has previ ously taken place In June, will be held he first meeting in April to conform to a request made by the Oregon Federation of Woman's clubs, to enable them to expedite the compiling ot the Federations fear book. Appointment of the Important program committee will also be made on that date. ! The newly elected officers will not asaumo their duties until the last meeting of the year as usual. Mrs. George Ehlen will be hostess to the club assisted by Mrs. James Ogle. ! Mrs. Bessie -Bentson Porter en tertained with an heater dinner complimenting the birthday of her husband. Covers wer placed for 14 guests at the prettily appoint ed dinner table. - I I G. Northern White Kitchen g f' BROOMS ; a wonderful value, For only, each A Real Quality Product, PURITY (SCA Pound Can WHEAT FLAItEG PURITY A Great Breakfast Food, Large Pkf. White Naptha 3 bars I? and C'AP On Known the world TOMATO. JUICE Nature's wonderful drink, zestf ul and appe tizing. Try a glass be. fore brealdfast "It's For 17e cans . . . Regular Size Tins i I COEUCwhole kernel ' Golden Bantam ' Destroys the taste for cheap ; Large Cans Ptsnplunt; thick pack Pumpkin Flea are always A Hint Egrgs and Wklpped Li' . Activities r i . . i Women of Salem Golf club will take their bow to spring Friday .at the Salem Golf club with nine holea golf before luncheon and at noon a no-host luncheon will be served' In the clubhouse, accord ing to Mrs. H. K. SockwelL pres ident. ; - - r . At the luncheon hour team cap tains and members of the club will discuss together plans for the spring activities of the worn en's organization. Neighbors ot Woodcraft and Woodmen of the World Joined. in an Easter social Friday night af ter their respective sessions - ot lodge, in commemoration of the birthday ot Helen Southwick. it being her 84th birthday. She Is one of the charter members of Woodcraft and worked very dili gently in getting the order start ed, which today consists of S00 circles in the western states. An Interesting program was ar ranged by the Past Guardian Neighbors club consisting ot two poems dedicated to Mrs. South wick composed and given by Ad die M. Curtis; a poem in response by Helen Southwick; two solos by Velma Teeson accompanied by Fern Dake; a poem by Miss Ray; one act play by the Woodmen and quartet numbers of Woodman quartet. The program was con cluded with an Easter supper In the banquet room of the lodge. Lura Wood was present and was presented a Woodcraft pin by Su rer Bell circle in appreciation for her work as district organizer. Miss June Hastings, daughter ot' Mr. and Mrs. G. Westly Hastings ot 424 South 16th street, Salem, married Lawrence A. Barry of Cortland,, at a prettf Easter .wed ding. Mr. and Mrs. Barry will make their home In Portland. PENDENT 8 lbs. 23c 19c over Gold Medal Colic Flouxr Ufnter. fluffier, mora ) UMBtEACHED yC . Better T ! brd. r.lU, Z9t& Wi Orfo e,ttJsi'CL . dalicloas cakes. , Use Cold Medal. 25c per pkg. . . Z cans 35c mushy corn . , 2 cans 18o In season Cream are cheap Delicious ion, Hoti . cakes, Waffles,- r : w Friedcakes, Rice, IEtd-Ithasthe real old fashioned .; - Butterscotch i ; If DUELYOOJID CAIBDWETT WDTTIH TOEiTIE 03 A 03 (B A D M -ff. Here are nationally known brands of standard Drugs and Sundries at our Everyday Low Prices. Take advantage of these prices and nil your medicine cabinet now. Remember, the dollar you spend with a Legitimate Salem Drug Store remains in Salem. The following prices in effect for the week of March 31 to April 7: $2 Ambrosia Sits containing $1. Ambrosia, 50c Ambrosia Flask, 25c Couettes and 25c JA Funnel, All for 0C Pills and Tablets 30c Bromo Quinine 19c 75c Anacin Tabs ..59c 75c Doans Pills Z.59c $1. DeWitts Kidney..75c 25c Feenamint 16c $2. Reduceoids $1.59 . Face Creams $1. Ingrams M. W 69c $1. 3 Flowers 67c 75c Luxuria . 56c 65c Ponds 49c 60c Pompeian 39c $1. Charmis 69c Cigarettes Camels, Lucky Strikes,, Chesterfields, Old Golds a pkgs. for 25c Carton of 200 f 1.23 - ' Remedies $1.25 Creomulsion ....89c $2. S.S.S. Blood.-...$1.39 60c Scotts Emulsion..43c $1.50 Maltines $1.29 $1. Miles Nervine .69c 49c Castoria ... 27c Shaving Lotions $1.50 Pinauds $1.09 50c Mentho Pep 29c 50c Aqua Velva 34c 65c Barbasol 39c 85c Yardleys . 69c 50c Woodbury s 27c 50c Kotex Belts 15c Modess Compacts.. Drags Hospital Supplies Pircsccitions Chemicals Zena Mr. and Mra. B. D. NieairanSer entertained with a fanllf dlnnar at their home San- day. Th group lneiaded, Mr. and Mra. E. R. Doan and daughter Rea, Salem, Mr. ajid Mri. Frank NIeawander and children Gene and Lee, Salem and Pansy Nies--arander, Mr. and Mra. Pan! NIea wander and aon Paul. Jr., and the hosta all ot Zena. Mr. and Mra. E. B. Gabriel en tertained informally Tuesday I erening with bridge at . their home. Winning scores were held by Mrs.' Lester Pearmlne, Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, Ira Pllcher and Louis Lunaford. At the late supper hour I Mrs. Bert Barbour and Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, assisted the hostess. Mrs. Grace Sehan And Miss Brauti Get Teacher Jobs CENTRAL HOWELL. March SO At. a -meeting; the Central tioveu scaooi ooara uonaay night Urs.4 Grace.' Sehoaw and Miss Torhild Branti were hired te tetch tie school the coming year. This will be Miss Brautls see ond' year' here as primary teacher and the first year lor Mra. Sehen. Beth teaehera lire In Salem. - Members ot this community -on the county committees ot the Mar ioa county health association are: John, Lauderback,- adrisory; Mrs. A E. ant, .nursing; Mra, J. S. Kaarman, supplies; Mrs. C L. Simmons, publicity. Committees oa. membership,' education and fi nance are -not fllled. r ; 35c Chevron Tooth Brush and 25c IDL Tooth Paste, Both for 25c Ointments 35c Vapo Rub 22c 30c Mentholatum 19c 75c Baume Bengue 49c 50c TJnguentine S6c 25c Zinc Oxide 16c 60c Resinol 39c Lotions 60c Italian Balm 39c 50c Hinds H-A S4c 50c Jergens , ,. 33c 50c Wildroot $1. Santiseptic 79c $1. Frostflla .69c 40 and 60 Watt Inside Frosted Light Globe Guaranteed and. Tested 2 for 25c Shampoos $1.50 Fitches 98c 50c Palmolive 59c 50c Packers 36c 50c. Woodburys 29c 50c Contis 34c 60c Mulsified 39c' Household Remedies ' 1 Pt. Alcohol 19c 1 Pt. Olive OH 39c 1 Pt. Cod L. OiL 39c 1 Pt. Bay Rum 32c 1 Pt Witch HazeL25c 1 Pt. Milk Magnesia19c SANITARY GOODS .19c 35c Kotex 27e 8c 35c Veldown 280 North- scio mm pultj TeamWill Join Santiam League; Many Guests - Arei Reportett SCIO. March SO Miss Doris E. Waddle and Jean 8hea Tislted orer the holidays with Miss Wed die's parents. Mr. and. Mrs. J. K. Weddle ot the Scio telephone 'of fice. Mr. and Mra. Victor Wiggles worth and family of Portland spent tho vkend at the frank Thayer home In Scio. . Mr. and.Mrs. E. P. Caldwell en tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haynes and son Richard of Salem, Mr. and-Mrs. ArdelL Brock. Miss Marie Kelly, Georje Brock and Bobby Ander son. . W --..r-r f Mr.' and ' Mrs." Roll ( Morrie ot tetrolt : Tislted : with, friends nd relattres during the Easter raca tlin. ' : . .- . f s : r ? Miss" Carol "Miner "of Eugene soent the. spring racation Tislting at the home of Lester and Bea toi Arnold and the J. W. Meryltt i f -Mrs. gtieha Hoateso J ? J Mrs. John - Sticha was hostess to the members et the) Scio bridge club at her home frlday after neon., Easter liliea and . apring flowers ; were . used Xetf ectlTely ran Y 50c Flacon of Cotys L'Origon Perfume and $1. Cotys Face OQ. Powder, Both for OiJC Liniments 70c Sloans 49c $1.25 Absorbine Jr...98c 115 Emerald OiL 98c 65c BaL Myrrh- .39c S5c St. Jacobs 26c 60c Jap Oil 43c Toiletries 50c Deodo Powder....29c 1. Neet .73c S5c Odorono 26c 60c Mum 42c 50c Dew .39c 35c Cutex Preps 26c SANITARY NAPKNS 25c Sterilek Pads Soft Absorbent Cartons of 12s 2 for 25c Hair Preparations . $1. Scalptone i... 69c $1.50 Kolorbak $1.17 50c Nubian Dye 33c $1.50 Goldmans ....$1.19 50c Vitalis .. .37c 50c Gloco ....29c Antiseptics 50c S. T 37 -.i..-39c 50c Peroxide .23c $l..Listerine ..j67c 50c. Mercitan - 39c $1. .Pepsodent 69c 98c Frys (32 oz.) 59c 30c Modess 25c Sterilek ... 27c Commercial throughout the rooms, carrying out me uur bvuuij ran. rnra . . . . n i l for the afternoon were awarded to Mrs. Beulah Withers and Mrs. Claudia Gill for first and second prises respectfully. The afternoon of cards waa preceded by a de licious one o'clock luncheon, Flretnem Plaa Team . The Scio fire department held Its regular meeting Monday night In the V. r. W.alL The subject of a firemen's baseball 'team' was discussed and it was decided to hare a team and would be a mem ber of the Santiam league. Mr. and, -Mrs. Jay: Crane of Blodgett are Tislting Mrs. Crane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Har mon. No f Further Cases of Whooping: CougH Told . ; 4 J i i 4T. - J. . . , ', . r AIRLIE, .. March SO -Miss Erelynj 8taata Tislted at the home of her parents Of Summit during the sastar holidays.) j t v i Mis Marie Johnaon of Antioch Is here Tislting - her sister Mri. Glen Hadely. , . ' , t ,L Hoy Abble who hu been qutte fll with the whoopiar lough la reported tor hr some hettenTrr"" i Mlas; Lola Norton spent - the week-end . at the home of . Mlaa Hasel'Erert; - - . r'.'-- s 4 "; STAFF mriTED " .'. i ; HUBBARD. March SO Tha sUff of the Hubbard PyrhUn Sis- ter Temple No. Z4 has been" in vited to put oa the work Friday. night at the temple In . Oregon 72 Sheets iTorytone Writing Paper and 25 ITorytone Envelopes to JSte 49c Laxahve Salts 50c Sodium Phos. 29c $10 Bromo Seltzer83c 60c Sal Hepatica S8c $1.50 Citro Carb 87c 85c Jad Salts. 49c 85c Kruschen 59c Medicinal Oils 85c Russian Oil 59c $1. Squibb Petrolat51c" $1.50 Petrolagar 98c 65c Nujol 43c $155 Meads CX.0.88c $1. Norol Agar .58c HOT WATER BOTTLE $1. U. S. Rubber Co. Guaranteed Quart Size 39 c Dental Paste 50c lpana . 29c 50c Kolynos 29c 50c Pepsodent 29c 40c Squibbs 29c 50c Iodent .... 29c 60c Forhans -39c Health Foods $150- S. M. A...... .-...89c 75c Meads D. Malt....59c $1. Oval tine 56c 25c Meads Cereal M9c 75c Choc Vitavose53c $4. OvaTtine ........$2.98 1 5c for 25c Cosmetics Toiletries Stationery Rubber Goods lReuirU Familv IS Moring From Club House to Silverton WALDO HILLS, March 3 0 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beagl who . tor the past three years hare made their home in the Country Club club house are tearing this -week to make their home at SS2 . West Main street, Silrerton. Sat urday night Mr. and Mrs. BengU were the inspiration for a fare well party. Mrs. BengU's niece, Ruth DU. who la ' enrolled in the eighth , grade at Erergreen will continue her work In that school making the trip with Mr. BengU on hi way to ihe country club. Violet. the eight year old daughter of the Ben g lis will i roll in SllTerton. ? , A nine and - one-halt pound ; daughter who has been - named Anna "Elisabeth was bom March SB to Mr. and Mra. Ernest Kuensl -at the family home.- N 1 4 - ' I v. A seren "and ' one-half pound :. son, as yet not- named, was an . r EaSter Sift to Mr. and.Mrt. E. A. rinley, Mrs, Flnlay and aon are at the SUrertoa hospltat r STITCHERS TO iKET 'I " ' SILVERTON, ;Mareb " S 0 -The 1 "SUtch fa Time" 4-K sewing club. -of which Mrs. Frank Roubal , la the leader,' will meet Satarday at : the Roubal home. A part of. the . time will be derated to sewing and v the remainder of It win bo apeat. with as April Fool party ' which ; Mnu'&ouhai la plaanitfje for .the pleasure of tho vino members ot her group.rv-t?;? ' : f - -i- X " ' - - - - LJ - N' . - -