The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 26, 1932, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text. (lIAKt'-'Ealea,- Ore goit, Thursday -TTcrBb. Hay 23, mil . r. f if HIGHEST, QUAUTY : - ill 1 J r, - -111 ' " . ' -? 1 t rv tT S. Commercial TeL 4010 LOWEST PRICE 4. Pore Cane 100 pounds SUGAR $3.85 Camay Toilet Soap 0 Cakes Limit 15c "GuiltarcPs ' Chocolate 1 Pound Cans..! 22 C Del Monte Coffee Quality Pound 29C White Wonder .... v Soap 10 Cakes , 21c pkg.:. 1C Large White Beans 10 Pounds 25c Tall Milk Oregon 5 Cans . 22C Pure Cane Sugar 10 Pound 36c SIlOlJDMn 6 99c UE3S0U OIL Pur and Clear yi'gallon69c Matches Carton . 14c Morton's Salt Iodized Package Limit 5c Broken Sliced Pineapple 2s size 3 Cans .J!. 25C Royal Club Peas No. 2 Fancy Cans ... 25c Purex Quart' Bottles 25c Calumet Baking Powder O Pound Can 79 c . In connection with Caplan's Grocery 4010 Phone Orders Given SneciaiAiieitfion 4010 Beef Roasts Kice, Baby Roasts, pound 11c Pork Roasts Nice and lean, pound .... : Shank on 8c Nice Fat Young FRYERS 3For 92c Young Rabbits for frying, lb 18c Friday and Caturday Special Only CAPLAN'S CASH GROCERY 137 South Commercial Phone 4010 Ladies' White Hats Mesh, .Waffle Weaves, Cro chct, each . . ...... Dress Up for Memorial Day Thursday, Friday and Saturday ' We offer "BARGAINS" listed below for you to look your best on "Memorial Day.". , ' - v This is not a "Chainstore and we are proud of It. f We do not carry Chainstore Merchant, dise either and we are proud of that too. Sailor Suits For little fellow QQ and other styles.... afOC ; Guaranteed fait colors $1.95 Ladies White Purses Pigskin, Silk am Dupont at, each Pigskin, Silk and - OQ ... tfot Gandhi ikandies Mesa-undies, ". AjCkm ..white, pink, red.... ftJC Ladies White Glores . Suede, Mesh Cotton and Fine Kid - 69c, 98cani $1.93 Ladles' White Shoe . Sandals, Oxfords, Pumps, .Straps, newest Mesh and punched styles . 1.98,2.48, 2.98, Visit Oct Display Windows let , Gifts for Graduates Ladies Silk Dresses Ensembles, White Dresses with contrasting Jackets. Flowered print salts, sizes 14 te $r tjn VVV We do not show any Rayon Dresses only Pure , Silk Dresses . , ' Sweaters for Ladies', Girls, Men and Boys. All new . 1 QpJ styles, each . .... . . JoC NOT A CHAIN STQRE BLOCH'S GOLDEN RULE STORE Salem, Oregon 220 If. Liberty ' Phsne 8805 S ocie tv - " if Subscription Club" Plans Dinner Dance The last affair for the Subscrip tion club's season will be a plcnlo and dance at Hate! Green, Jane 4. Members of the dab and guests wui meet at the park at : 1 9 aVTwV fnr mfn tn... in are urged to come early and thus maze in picnic part of the even ta a lollr orated for tha rn. lnr of danelne-. .With the social affair thm ttnK. scription club will hare enjoyed four dances dnrinr th tmp. and will -disband to meet again In the wii ror another season About 20 A Of the- Drominant mar mirHMl People Of the cltr belonr th cms. Monmouth AnnrmnCAmAnt wis made today on the campus of the wregoa normal scnooi or the mar riage on May 14 of Miss Hazel GOrette. senior student at th Normal, to C. F. DeGuire of Port- lancu Miss Gorette who la the vonnr. est aauthter of Mr. and Mra. i. js. uoyeue or surerton, la e popu lar atudent of th Normal, and was May Queen here la lflii. Mr. DeGuire Is a son of Mrs. Julia ueuuir of SUrerton. Their mar riage la the culmination of a ro mance begun when they were stu- enia at cue surerton high school. m Monmouth Mrs. R n. m. liott presented Mlsa Mildred Me- &nigat in piano recital Saturday aicernoon at the Christian church. Miss McKnlKht nlared thaaa nm. bers: Solseggiecto and Invention Number Twenty, Chopin, Sonata in u snarp. Beethoren and Coun try Garden by Grainger. Assisung; on cne program was Mrs. Era Van den Bosch, soloist. Mrs. Elliott was her accompanist. Ushers were Miss Mildred Cole and Miss June Craven, classmates or miss McKnlght at high school. Lincoln Complimenting their son tucnara on Ills birthday an niversary. Mr. and Mr. A win Mads en entertained with an ln- xormai birthday affair Sunday. The small honor guest received many lovely rifts. Th mat it. included th guest of honor, Rich ard -uaasen, Mrs. M. J. Madsen, Henry HJorth. Miss LilU Madn Harold Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Madsen and children CoUeea and Roger, all of,Sllverton and the hosts. Mr an4 Mrs. Atria Mad tea and twe younger tons. Robert aui AiTlU, jr. i , . e v " Mia Ninav ThfoliiAW t her farewell senior recital at the mnsio auditorium rrniv.it. r Oregon campus. Tuesday - nisrht. Mise TbJetsesi has appeared tn many brilliant musical offerings during her four rwri in versity where ah has been un- aer tn vocal tutelag of Prof. Board man. 8ha t. h tki Of Mr. and lira. Vpo.m Salea. " " Bfc GROCERS DISPLAYING t:m IMPROVED SHREDDED BISCUIT KeDoffff's wnoLS wheat Bis cuit Making Hit with Hoosewives) . Qn of the biggest improTemenfs ia eereala rnr m .u i new KeUogg's wholi whsat Bis pu. utwen say vnat u is gaining ia popularity every day. . The new Kellogg biscuit Is "pros- iuicwHa - oy special process that om in th rich flavor and Mtaraa all th -tmA 1m n -V whole wheat. Ik makes the biscuit uigest. aawelL Eugene Business and Profes sional Woman's club entertained with, aa attractive dinner at the Anchorage Wednesday night at which time Emily -Knuebuhl, na tional executive secretary, was a special gueat and gar the: ad dress of the evening. . Those mo toring down to Eugene from the Salem club included Mlsa Merl Dimlck.- Miss Daisy Hayden, Miss Heiea Louise Crosby, Mrs. Wlnni fred Herrlck,nl Mrs. Susaa Varty. , . m i Mrs. Ralph. Curtis entertained witiTatt attractive bridge fincP eoa.at her home Wednesday af ternoon. Winning score for cards were beld jby Mrs. L. Bar dette .and Mrs. Lloyd- Miller. Guests-of Mrs. Curtis - included Mrs EC C. Hunter, Mrs I Harris Uetz, Mrs. , U' Bardette, Mrs Truman ' Cummtngs, Mrsi.- Hark Wilbur, and Mrs. A. TJUmaa, Mrs. W. H. Poormaa entertain edjier club with a bridg lunch eon at her home Monday. Mrs. Karl Beck, Mrs. Archie Jenasa, Mrs. Wallace Carton. Mrs. Wayne Koaer. sirs. JOtta liuott, Mrs, H. STSlockweU. end Mrs "Palmer MacDonald were special guests for the afternoon. . .-. - . , By omissloa U wss failed to an nounce that Mrs. Florence Shipp will be the represeatatire ei the Woman's Relief Corps at St. Vin eent de Paul's church Frldiy as 4 part of the Corps Memorial pro gram. , .n-', . ....., r Weekend guests la Salem from Seattle will be Mrs. Frank Jor dan . and her daughter, Mrs. Charles Craig. KaHoiPff'a wnrvLi vttvi ara alaa tnatl m-i1iln In both top and bottom not just one Bioaw xnis maxes mem wonderfully crisp end erunchy. They are also e raoF convenient, economical aise. Two biscuits just fit the cereal D0WJTna Too ff 1 to the pack age. Instead of the usual dozen. Or nwlit MMrf I. l ,-r-JJ "a" view jtac i jKuogff bijeuit is certi fied for food Tain by the Medical Art TahflMtnr rst Pl.n..Vkl. whost statement appears on every package. Kellojar's whou wheat Biooiita are proving a boon to mothers, be- cbus ox tneir outstanding aeli. dousness and health value. A tasty treat for breakfast, lunch, chil dren's suppers. Delightful with hot or cold milk or cream, fruit or coney, j&old by grocers in the red- and-greea package. Made by and-greeu package. & Kellogg in Battle Creek. Tka kttr th V II A tlomr ttr 111 fcUa. Tkai's ' New Low Prices on Developiafir hnd Printin Developing fo PriaU No. 12 4f Prints No. 116 PrinU No. 122 "JPINawMMW : e l I ' CiRS0HPHARr.IACY Senator Hotel Tel. 64S3 Courthouse to Fly New Flag "" - . . . m- - - a- k , ,- A new 10 to II foot flag will float at half-mast over the court house on Memorial day, announces a. . it. wyatt, custodian of the bunding. The flag will replace another which has been la use for about 15 years. The sew flag Is mad of the beat analltr bnlldo bunting and should serra Mario county for a number ef years. kam r'Trrmn ii o.j..r Aji Ajrirxj-A p. A f If '171 f Tl TITW r rr- r n i m . ... ... ...... ... ... - J, I.. VACATION Madt3 Enjoyable by Smart Sport Togs! ,; Don't Go Near th Water, Daughter Unless rthe or bask In -tyle. And this summer, with Jhi loveliest thinei under the son ridiculously low priced-! don't say no to yourself. Here'g what youH want foT yw? teach ensemblfr-Ht dressmaker or one-piece bathta suit A nmfahslacksr beach dogs; a bandanna j abiroush beach hat. New caps, shoes, Beach Ball, etc Jantzen Swim Suits SWfi arTdTSnSy ol? l' FVmaT fUNAIR. . . the 8HOULDAIRE77. theSW-B ASQ inV nJ Ii2 JiL"m0hlr' , o"'ortbly. so perfectly thatthey seem made for you and you alon. r? aa Com weigh-up for your suit tomorrow O.UUt 750 Webfoot Swim Suits es well as sUple colors await you la Webfoot quality. Z.D Men's and Boy's Jantzen and Webfoot Suits Mea's and boys' swim suits and trunks 1st ramous quality. Priced from . . $1.00 COLUMBIA-KNIT, BRADLEY AND SNYDER-KNIT SUITS AND DRESSES HERE EXCLUSIVELY! Vacation tlm calls for knitwear ... and Millar's have anticipated your sportswear needs by collecting th best and smartest fashion la knitted sportswear th market affords. Bradley . . . Columbia knit . . , Snyder-knlt, all ar here ready for your double y nr? holiday. Suits la white and colors priced DRESSES One piece dresses la white. White contrast. Blue. red. sreea. til. peone, ets. Short or long sleeve. 1AAA 1A r A Correct fashions for sportswear. Priced lUUUt llfaUU '''' NEW "SLACKS" HERE! - Slacks are taking the country by storm. And speakinz of slacks' we've some smart ones to show you today I last come right Into the department and say, "SLACKS" . . and out will come slacks in all their glory. Hade of cordft roy. The kind that washes so well. Linene, Broadcloth la fast colors. There's every Indication that you will wear slacks tM summer . . . be the on 1 Cft 1 HQ first In . . . buy them now laC7t l.OU l7i Jackets or Sunbaek B rassiers.... KNITTED TW-Piec. SUITS Special $2.98 Here's a holiday special la two piece knitted suits that offer many possi bilities for utility service all sum mer long. These come la clever eoW or combinations such as whit ant black, ggsh!l and rust, green and beige, etc. Slses II to 10. indj floor. SPORTS SHOrl 2nd Floor Take Elevator PTJ lf ITT m iviesn n ose Regular f 1.65 quality ail sCk, full fashioned mesh hose at ... , 99 pair this week I First Quality. Run stop tops. Slipper sole. A na tional favorite. Notice popular brand name on toe of each pair. All sizes, llaln floor. PHILLIPINE Special purchase of hand appli GOWNS qued Philippine gowns go on SPECIAL &aIe today t especial low prices. 59c 2 for t 1 A A All are worth $1.00 or more. VA.UU 1 Lingerie shop 2nd. floor. Basement Shoe Store Offers White Sandals at Low Price! Now in ililler' basement. . A white mesh cloth tee-strap sandal with leather sole . . . medium heeL (Illustrated at right) A cool, comfortable sandal that will give good service and be stylish with your summer wash frocks. $1.50? Suggestions for Graduation Gifts Handkerchiefs Hand Bags Silk Scarfs Kid Gloves Costumo Jewelry. Cosmetics Perfumes Toflet Water Manicure Sets Mirrors Incense Burners Men's Sweaters MEN'S surra 815 Extra PanU I4.C3 Table Linens Linen Towels Needle Art Sweaters Swim Suits Pajamas Silk Robes ' Wool Robes Slippers Silk Hose Step-in Sets . Men's ICnlckers 1 "- Neckwear Silk Drexses Wool Knit Dresxes LeatKer Jackets Wool Skirts Blouses Leather Goods Luggage Shirts Men's Pajamas Men's Hose -7 m Jacket affairs in bolero style, San-back brassieres to wear with slacks are here la f-n i aa no M just the right contrasts DllC. 1 UUt 1 .170 K P3 I MEN'S : FLANNEU N iTROUSERS - r 84.50 . ' ". ' " 1 iijuu-ll...