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The OREGON STATESMAN SaleEC Oresroa, Sunday llornhig, April 3, 1932
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A BRlLLfANTj' "bocUI occMlon
; w" the regular meeting of
Chemeketa chapter of the D.
A. R. Saturday at the borne - of
Mrs. C' B. Sunberg in Dallas.
" It was not only a delightful so
cial roeettng-but represented one
of the largest meetings of the
year. Although election of officers
-was to bare taken place at this
meeting it was postponed until
the May meeting at which' time
'the group will meet for its annual
trek to the memorial cabin in
Champoeg. Mrs. AI E. Ostlind will
hare charge of the May meeting.
.' -,'' A program preceded ,the tea
hour at 'the Sunberg home Satur
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were women who had attended the
- state. convention in Portland in
March and who gave reports con-
; cerning the things which impress
ed them most In the convention
proceedings.
v Mrs. J.E. Sibley concluded the
program with a book review of
the boot "The Life of Washing
ton's Mother."
" ' -The tea table was a lovely study
In blue and silver contrasted with
white. Blue tapers, in silver hold-
- ers. a silver bowl full of yellow-
William rordyce Fargo, regenu' l" work of the Sigma Nu chapter of the Delphian society
and Mrs. J. E. Sibley poured. Daf- for this year, ,s - fi
laa members of Chemeketa chaD- I V
ter assisted Mrs. Sunberg in serv
ing. .. -
Preceding the trip' to Dallas the
chapter members met in Willson
park and planted the two-year old
granddaughter of the famous
. Maryland elm under which. Wasb
ington Is supposed to have taken
command of the army.
- The -tree,-was' sent by Mrs.
James H. Dorsey, chairman of the
Maryland D. A. R. conservation
and thrift committee. She has
grown 48 of these tiny trees from
wee slips taken from the ruins of
the "daughter" tree which grew
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TkTRS. DAVID WRIGHT trill be supervisor for the study
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everai Large AiTairs
On Social Horizon
. The Week
Loom
of
April Fool Hea., .
i - mm. April ooi iaea uas peen
the Insptratioaer several delight-
tul parties thls'weelt end-, -t
r Among those to be enjoyed waa
that given' by Mrs. J. Dale Taylor
complimeating the birthday Not her
husband and B- E. Slsson. Mrs.
Taylor entertained with, dinner at
the Taylor home Friday night.
Green and yellow was the table
color scheme, with tapers used
tor contrast. Covers were placed
for the honor guests.' and for Mr.
and Mrs. Charles MeElhlnney.
Mrs. Carl Huber, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Earl Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. W, J.
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Pfck-1
ens, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Billeter,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ramseyer, Mrs.
Charles Davis, Mrs. K. H. PJckens,
Mrs. H. E. Pickens of Roseburg,
Mrs. B. E. Siason and Mrs. Taylor.
Another jolly April Foot party
was that which surprised Mrs.
W. J.-Buslek on the occasion of
her birthday Friday night at ber
home. . - -
In the group" complimenting
Mrs. Buslc " were "Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Stiff, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Duncan of Silverton, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
,f Merrill Ohllng. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Bonesteele, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. C. Leland
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barr,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Page, Mr. and
Mrs. George Crolsan and W. J.
Buslck. - -
Miss Helen Fletcher will . be
hostess to the Wesleyan Service
Guild of Jason Lee church Mon
'day night at ber borne on route
7. Mrs. Marion Wilbur will have
charge of the lesson. All young
business women are invited to
attend the meeting.
Y. W. C A: Plans for
National Convention
At the ext meetlar of the T.
W. C A. board,' discussion will
come up concerning sending dele
gates to the national T. W. C A. I
convention, wnlcb will be' held U
Minneapolis, Minn., May B to 11..
Portland will be represented by
Miss Grace Steinbeck of the Port
land T. W. a A. and Mrs. E- B,
McNaughton. Whether or . not . it 1
will b possible for - any Salem !
if omen to go baa not yet been de-l
terntlned. . : .
This 1931 convention is the
12th annual one to be beld. Dr.
Justin Wroe Nixon, author - and !
lecturer, wilt-be one of the out
standing speakers.
Among the other speakers
scheduled are Miss Mary Van
Kleeck of the Russell Sage Foun
dation, who will speak on social-
economic planning; Dr. Arthur E.
Holt of the Divinity . School of
the UBirersity of Chicago; Dr. F.
Ernest Johnson, .Teachers College.
Columbia University, New- York.
who as a representative.- of ; . the;
Federal Council or cnurcbes,-; di
rected an Internationa) surrey on
the foreign work of -the Young
Men's and the Young Women's
Christian associations.
Monmouth. Gordon Ebbert.
student at Oregon -State college.
was . the Inspiration tor a jolly
party recently, planned in his hon
or by his mother, Mrs. E. M. Eb
bert. Those enjoying the affair
were MIsPauUne -Morlan, Miss
Frances Jensen, Miss Juanita Nel-
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OF Interest elhe 8alem ma
slcUns asSrU ks to the ma-
coming convention ;ef the State
Federation of Musie. clubs wblch
wfjl ; meet- In . Portland this year
and will be an eyeot of April 15 v
and 1. -V.-; :
Tnt Fetferatlon . met. la Salem
I In 19S 0 at wbtcb -time Salem V
played a royal hostess. This year ; y
Portland ! making large prepar .-v v
ations for a tticcessfal meeting. -
Special talkt will be-given Fri.
day by Dr. P. O, ' Riley of Hub-
bard. Max Gehlhar and . Waldryn
Evans of Forest Grove. . - .
A symposfunf of "mnsie as an
educational feature" will be given
by C. A; Howard, C. A.. Rice of .
Portland, and Mrs. Roy Hi" Glass
of Oregon City. All are connected
with the public schools of Ore-
Jon;. ;
A special feature of the con
vention .will be the open bouse
Friday evening by all the teach
er tn the Maegly-Tichner, Studio
and Fine Arts buildings.
Saturday win be given over to
business and to the contests of
the Junior department. The "high
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RS. J. M. DEVERS, president of the Salem Woman's V1?" feature of Sat-
dub. which will be hostess to the third district conven
er. "-f.. .' . ... I h JP,JMiss. sf TUMnmm'm rltihrn
son, miss winurea jsooert, miss vi
Madeline Riley, Glen Halladay.
Gordon Ebbert, Chester Dodson,
Harold Santee and Verl White.
nrday night
Y. W. C. A. Benefit Set
For Near Future
YOUNG ARTIST
fllHE past week has been a busy one and the forthcoming
A days seem to be likewise.
" The Salem MacDowell club started the events nf thai
11 "JL'T., k!T. ' f;l past few days Monday night at the studio of Jrof. and Mrs.
thre years m the backvafd of T- S. Roberts. It was a delightful start for the week, one
Mrs,. Dorseys home. One tree is which will long be remembered by the lovers of music who
being sent to each state d. a. r. were present in large numbers that night.
t "ftaiitii. tre was Anted at .The Encinitis club celebrated Tuesday night with a
the west end of the park just world wide banquet in keeping with similar observations in
across the walk frbm the Wash-j the x.v VV. J. A. groups over tne country,
ington walnut tree which has been J Qut, church b e n e f i t
KTvJluiidii. and dances occu-Hmft MtM ..v
the.llttle tree in the late spring. pied the rest . 01 the week, the Mothers club of the Beta Cht
(to nano nnn i SOrorltT vfll tntrf ain fti 4r-I
the annual spring dance siren by mai iea Diween me nours or 2:30
me nign scnooi ana. college set j u
both occurred Fridty night asd Guests will be the Beta Chi sor-
Saturday night. One of the smart- ority members, alumnae members.
. "T. u?.v L " I by the Salem Riding academy of Portland.
W. R. C. Will Go
To Woodburn
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Third D istrict Convention
Will Attract Many
Women to Salem
ONE of the largest meetings in club circles for Salem this i original oneiit "uys
year will be the third district convention of the State in preparation. wfli go to i
In order to help proride funds
for the summer work of the Girl
Reserres of the Salem T. W. C. A.
arrangements hare been made
whereby the forthcoming program
of the Creatire Theatre section of
the Salem Arts league will be rIt
en as a benefit. The proceeds of
this program; whib will be In the
nature of a "first night" for the
now
assist
Federation of Women's clubs Thursday in the Salem Worn-1 the young women.
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i.lnKliMico MtVi fVi. Kalom olnK no iote Mr William n ia phji.wiiicb wiu oe
" -""Vi ' , " ".I giren their first presentation thai
rorayce rargo is presiaent 01 mis aisuricu nrht on any stage are "Broth
Election of officer, a director, and a .nominating will will Boil orer.- "Empty Spaces.'
he. one of the important matters to come before the club, and "The Big Shot." Casts for
Reports from presidents of all the clubs represented will be J
Buovnw uiwcrcauug icaimc ux mc uicvtiu. xxicic wiu iusu i section. Although a definite date
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De some aaminisirauve matters io come up lor consiaera- i ana place or presentauon nas not
tibn. o
Salem wil attend the Marlon Conn
ty Veterans' association meeting
Hyr55 JEANETTE SCOTT, who appeared as one of the
JLfJL youthful artists on the Salem MacDoweu junior re
cital program Monday.
members at the Illibee club bouse. J j atronesses are Mrs. Paul Wal-
sr isssiTSSSi&Tsrss sic s,?-rcf;i s .oe,.rge no?w
- will lalen nn to make' it Possible Ie .the. black and white futur- Spragne. Officers of the Mothers Will De MOSteSS
to charter a bus. All reserratlons r" 4V1
'are .to be made n soon it Pos-1 " T .1! . 7w 1T,V.. "-V- iiiK"I.rs
atklA'at all A I olm" "v"' fc uiuiuuii- b, n. eunrumiD, Mrs. w . a. Jaar-
THh- aiaa t Iii.' rprt. ly "W1 gowns of the women, shall, and Mrs. Frank Power.
-'Jar meeting Saturday at Miller's - Beginning thU week will be the A thirdaffair of Saturday will
-ii.il l :tii. t1 TnAttar Win bo a, laraebanauet with whieb Chad- be the Salem Woman's club which
' social affair, according to plans wick chapter of the order of the I will meet In regular session at the
made Saturday " ' I Eastern Star wtlj honor Its found- ciunnouse for a business meeting.
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Mrs. George Rossman will en
tertain members of the Women's
Missionary society of -the First
Congregational church - at ber
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. C. Fox will be dero-
tioaal leader, Mrs. Richard Rob-
Urs Tuesday night at the Masonic jC. A. Spragne will be the speaker I erUon will be soloist accompan-
S. I Wk Jm 41. la. AWaaXOAl a Vam m tk. I lSMI ll M tm WL fft MmT ff IS It All HAW
' A'pretty tea was given oy mefwmpie.
l.n'dnli aP tirla'ln th An burn I frt n Af sm fnnnl.
:11atrict Fridar ' at the school r t A h mnHmontrd Mr. In- I aaauion w ait vne lainga
'.daiiu Mini narii Kearns oodred. I . r .rn rr. T ana rhrHiir. 1 1" Pns ior Music week- go on
f.uln Rlnati MIm Heln Jusa. 1 a m. u...r. xx ra u I surety ano siowiy ana will oe
and- Mb- Delma Jensen assisted mer smith. Mr. and Mrs. . Lot If1' l? .nn0'Bce. In ll beiore
. . - m . n , r . ' - r . m I rni nm it in. we sir wnipn
aemng. mm .or. sm j rearce. miss uenna rorsmer 011: i. " ' . " - -
. ..rl ...h., Tha.' affair wla. I n.u.j .1. rr.A.. T--.a - I1J--MIT 1 - TbS WCek ODOnS - With
In eosnpliment to tbe metbera of -Tn banket will be erred tMJ u".?lcloul lo Pon
h rrMK mmhn . i it iiklu .nunMn. Hianuiiith. OK" UVUKHUHIIJ artistic WK4 I
:r - :tw. . of the year. The boner guests will rw -' ?".w I .Ku.wi MnnMu. -ih
Miss Josephine Anderson, cbalr- be seaUd at the April table. .-v WT m i V cw..r.
..maa of tb TonAauPeopleV Chris- - soecial muale- wllL be ji feature wn"B.l"f ,il" woria VI-
... Uan EadeaTOt society of the First lof .the ban'tuet hour.-Special re
- Chdstlaa church- was hostess at anest: oa the -part of - Mrs. Stella
; tver bomV for a party Krid7 night:-1 Henry, grand matron Is that all
led by Mrs. Kennetb Dalton. Ber.
Hugh B. Fouke, Jr will be
speaker for the afternoon.
Mrs. Rossman will be assisted
by Mrs. E. C Charlton, Mrs. B.
B. Flack, Mrs. Wayne Barham,
Miss Mary Fake. - Mrs. Vi. E.
Hansen,, and Mrs. . Clara Pome
to make music In compliment' to
one of its best lores.
Monday of " next week ' a . large
Friday 1 and made plans- for' the
year's work. A atudy of Oregon
will- be made, both cultural , and
Industrial . Oregon. " Piano solos
in thai 4 ceo rations and refresh- IrumiHMi. hfnp Mooit.v boob. oout 199 woma or saiem. Toe l ' ,.ln.-v..-:i. 7T.
Un, the decorations and refresh- freservationa before Monday noon
-meats. Msie and an laforaaal ReervariesBa -may ; be - made - by.
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Chi Delta chapter of the. Delphian
society will entertain, in eompli-
ner and Vera JeanHuber. At the
tea nour Mrs: Skewla waa ass tat ed
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Miss Kitxaoew Taytor wui oe te'eieekv w
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... A ti. ' m.- oii..t.r I ay Mrs. wiuitm . jacjaosna, -atn.
with an aUractWe tea iX, the Woodfleid. d Mrs, AJrln
y.li eemJ.en.ae e4.r members-wllli
is being plknbed torjthe -wiU-U Jla bostees. -
;?a4wew L. Mason'T Mrs.4 CRr Smith'
:v Mioniu u urv jnuRir vi uk i m mnnaiua la.ine iikui rsDU-i - . - . . i vrM Tn
f J i . Til 1 a. hi Mn k Ot th UirilMM. ltW . .naokt AArmm -' J-. . " I "".mB-
Tli niMHiia Ht hcrta- aft' - I rtnki a. Ill mui inJ mm, In ter-J Program
forelock. Work will- be done on eating par tie are' befog planned l4 "O"1.
- " nnilt. Mockartfnd pUna wlU be i for the week,' along with tbet , -.. i - Sigma Ka chapter of-' tbe Del-
-r made at the business meeting for 1 large dance for Saturday . night I TllA Tnn- rvit Timr 'eti-1 Phianr- society-- wHl - meet -in tbe
;futare work.- : r which la being planned by the Sa- OTed - -jeasant daV racenUv atlwy "hrary at t. o'clock Monday
n- i-h ?f -. --Zfi - - H tem-Gold club; This- will bo a 1 iSJLTSS afternoon. Mrs. David Wright.' aa
vi Chad wick chapter, order of I smart affair attended by promln- I r...
XXTIlsaAwi fttvnal 'a y vif 1natr- Jfn. I superrisor for tale year's study.
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"V T11 Salem people as well as mm tter MrTed at 0ne o'clock and
B. & R W. Card Party
Jolly One
Mrs. Maude Pointed assisted
by Mrs. Clara POmeroy, and Miss
Olga Larson -'entertained ' tbe
members - of tbe Business and
Professional Women's card- club
at ber home Friday night. -
After an Informal - erenlng of
cards and April Fool tun refresh
ments were served.
Present were Juana Holmes,
May Cleveland, Rutb McAdams.
Merle . Dimmlck. Hulda -Laid-
strom.. Julia Webster, Grace Gil
liam, Edith Burcb, Lola Ohmart,
EUaabetb'-WaUrs, LUllaa - CaK-
.well and tbe hostesses.- - - -
Members of tbe Salem. Music
Teachers' association will be tbe
guests of Miss Erma WeTler at ber
borne on. Nortbr Liberty.", street
Tuesday night. Mrs; Walter A.
Denton and Mrs. Bertha" Jbnk
Darby win be asststlnr bostessea.
Miss Helen Calbreath; atate prest-
aent or tne Federation of Mask:
TeaeVCrs, wffl' be" tbe speaker . of
the evening. -
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i : MUs Louise : Flndley Is - at ih'e
ome' of -ber parents. Dr.-: aid I'
Mrs. M. C Ftadley.- for the week
ead:-She-came from '.bar 'work' In
the University of CaUforara.- to
be -present for the senior elaao
reclUl given by Miss Edltb Ftad"-'
ley Saturday night at Waller ball.
Rainbow
I First Methodist J? i church
tbls.1 town guests.
Informal amusement followed; In
lead the discussions. -TOoIcs
will be taken by Mrs. Geo ire
morning, meeting at the church at Saturday afternoon another I the .fteroo benra. Present were I Rossman,'. Mrs. C. L. -Newman.'
If : 45' o'clock. Mias Peggy. Wag-1 large affair Is being planned at I Mr tAhn bhindUr ; un I Mcs. Floyd White. .Mrs. A. J.
; staff Is. worthy advisor this- year, tbe borne of Mrs. Homer Goulet at I tTnMn,.u u-. eB.A. ifM n.j I Gragg. Mrs. Frederick Deckebaeb.
hiia Tiuilil' Ura WalVa Uk .. v.uca V. uvkuvi. Jul,. XV.
Neiger. Mrs.' Mabel Walling. Mrs. f1" Current event will be pre-
Cbarles Anderson. Mrs. KOidee
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: ':- SOCIAL CALENDAR
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; Monday, April U
Wesleyan Service Guild of Jason Lee church, rug
alar meeting at home of Helen Fletcher.
; Sigma Nu chapter ot Delphian society, city library,
3 o'clock. ,": - '
V McKinley Parent-Teacher . association, 8 o'clock in
schoolhouse; Dr. Vernon Douglas and Rev. Hugh Fouke,
Jr., Miss Esther Long to be speakers.
" -- Tuesday, April 5 ..
: Salem Music Teachers association, with Miss Elma. .
Weller;f Miss Helen Calbreath, president state federa
tion,'to be speaker. ;
.South Division of First Presbyterian church, Bel
crest chapel. Mrs. Reed Chambers, Mrs. Frances Wilson,
hostesses: 2 o'clock. . - t
- W. C. T, U. will meet union hall 2 o'clock; election
of delegates to Wooflburn convention; discussion of lo
cal Institute plans. "j
; ,- ; Wednesday, April 6
Regular meeting of Thimble club of Maccabees,
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, 52$ Nprtb 19th street, 2 o'clock;
I;':--V Mrs. George Rossman hostess to Missionary society
meetings of First Congregational .church, at ber home,
10 North Capitol street. "-."-' t .
4, : I Thursday) April 7 . .
Marion County-Veterans association. Woodburn.
First Methodist churchy 11 o'clock; potluck lunch at
noon. " - ; " f -
T Chapter G ot the P. E. !o. Sisterhood, Mrs C.K.
Logan, hostess with Mrs. Willard . Wirts. - assisting
hostess.,.'; - - - i-
I and Mrs. Mann. Mrs. John Schin-
dler will be hostess to the group
TV VUllcBUttJi
Salem W. C. T.. U. will name
I delegates to the Marion county
convention to be held -In Wood
burn April 27 at its regular meet
ing Tuesday tn Unfon ball. Plans
will also be made for. the local in
stitute to be beld here in the near
i future. .
Mrs. Frank Jordan ot Seattle
is a guest at tbe home ot Mrs
Henry Meyers. She plans to re
main for several -weeks.
It is expected that no less
than 175 or 200 women will
be present for this meeting
and theey will come from all ad
joining "and coast eounties.
Mrs. J .M. Devers. local club
president will . not be able to
serve as convention chairman and
Mrs. Hannah Martin will preside
in ber place.' Mrs. ' Fargo ba
named Mrs. Robert H. Warren ot
Forest Grove, Mrs. J. C. Tibbita,
Mrs. John Bayne, Mrs. J. A.
Brownson, and -Mrs. Mllo Ras-
mnasen as a registration committee.
Tbe convention program to
date includes:
t:S0-l a. m. Registration In
club basement.
Musicals by Mrs. C. C. Geer In
Auditorium.
10 a. m. America, led by Mrs.
Mark MeCalister. state music
chairman.
Flag salute.
American's creed. -Washington's
prayer. " .
r Address "or welcome, Mra. Ivan
-Martin.
Response, Mrs. John Ballan
" tyne, Silverton. first, vice-pres
ident, third district federation.
' Introduction of stale and dia-
'. trlct federation officers by Mrs.
' Charles If. Bilyeu. Dallaa, pres-
ldeat atate federation.
10:45 a.' m. Routine business
' ' session.
Roll call of clubs.
Reports, -d 1 s t r 1 e t chairmen,
standing committees.
ll:lS--Lnn'cheon at U a s o n 1 e
temnle. fifth floor. .
l:te : m.Progrnmi minuet by
kindergarten group, piano num-.
bars. Miss Carolyn Parker; vocal
. numbers, Mrs. Gordon mcou--ebMst;
-Mrs: Ted" Gordon; ae
' compaalst.
2'p. m. Business session.
' Reportsdepartment.ebairmen.
Meessage from state federation
president, Mrs. Bilyeu.
Report, nominating -committee.
Election' of officers.
Report resolutions committee.
General discussion if club
work.
Installation of new officers.
yet been- selected. It -will be an
nounced witbia a abort time.
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Marion county Veterans associ
ation Is making plans for its
spring meeting which will be held
In Woodburn Thursday. There
will be an opening meeting at 11
o'clock and this will be followed
by a potluck dinner at noon.
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JbaMay 8th
She will be pleased with photo
graphs' of her children. .
Take advantage of Our special
before May 1
three 8x10 portraits for $2.50.
"MawJc U srac a lermry bat NECESSITT ad KDVCA-
- TION.M Jey mA )asi4rmUe ta amaale csua onJy actained
when based npoa (be solid amnleal. fomBatJo,' wbleh n .
tasgbtatCbe- ' .'. ;- '"
Salem Ctinser?o qCiisic-
1 R. W. HANS SETTZ, Dfreelb? r 1r
1S4 Cewter Street i " rta- .OS4
Voke, Piano, VioHivViolaV Celld?
, Harmony, Counterpoint, Orchestration1 ' ,
Classes In Harmony will start soon -c. '.
Diplornat . t Degree, High School Creli ti"
: '-.-'" , l- Languages
' V REDUCED RATES ' '
. x so that everybodywill be enabled to study musie
Now You Can Dc
Free From'JUgly,
SUPERFLUOUS
I nAm . . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dancy, Mr. Jd.RTSi:
and Mrs, F. W. Durbin are spend- ndr arm ssd
lng j the weekend in Neskowiru
Mr. -and Mrs. Dancy will return
Sunday, night but Mr. and Mrs.
Durbin will spend several davs
at the coast, -
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mclntvre of
Portland, formerly of Salem,-are
house guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Karl
Pease. They came down for,, the
weekend and are renewing, many
former friendships. , -
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Mrs. Clarence Keene and Mrs.
Romeo Goujet will entertain" the
Town and Country club at the
Keene borne in Silverton Wednes
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Mrs. Henry Meyers will -be
t. 1 hostess, to ber club .Tuesday af I
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today I
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. You may. have perfect confidence, as our prescrip-
tion service is the best service we' render.
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405 State; , - . -;TeL 118
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RUNNING FULL BLAST
Just a few of the many bargains offered, picked ap at
random throughout the store. Merchandise of the .
.better class. -
"-A11 Silk Flat.
Crepe
AH Silk Plain
Shantung
All Silk Fancy
Shantung ..' ! ....
Rayon Flat Crepes
Pastel shades.
....ale Price 89c yd.
.Sale Price UlCyd.
OT yd.
.Sale Price OIC yd.
.....Sale Price
45c
yd.
rast uoior Percales. Plains and in
Fancies. w:.... ...Sale Price 1UC yd.
New Ruffled Voile Cl -Irt ii
Curtains -.. . Sale Price pleUU 'pr.
-Tailored Nottingham ' nC
C!rtainsv L-.l..Sale PriceV 00 C
FnD Fashioned Pure Silk
Hose. ."-; ; , , . ; :
Kew Cotton Print
Pajamas. J.. i. ' '-.
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ale Price
69c
$1:00
pr.
pr.
pr.
Rayon Bedspreads ; Extra - . i-.V"i l-Cl ':AA
Special Z.l..';, : .JSale 1 eUll
Elliott i Dry; GootlfC
X 176 N. Liberty St Two doors TJoriacri'eey'fl 1
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