The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, - Oregon, Tuesday Morning, January lfr, 1933 :
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Society News and Club Affairs
Golden -Wedding
i Celebrated ::
- W .1J . . J Jl .
Silvertoa road wu celebrated
.-Sunday at their borne. Mr. and
.. Mr. Bowman were married Is
4 Rising City, Nebraska, and came
to Oregon 30 years - ago. They
bare made their home in Oregon
for the most part of the 30 years.
A dinner waa served in compli
ment to the occasion and covers
were placed for Mrs. Charles Saw
yer of Redmond, Oregon; Frank
ttAvmin mrtA famtlv fr- n1 1ra
I TJ. O- Lear . Mr. and Mrs. Dwierht
I Lear, all I of Salem, and Mr. and
(, Mrs. Bowman. - .
An jintercstinj? afternoon or
conversation followed the dinner
hour. i
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i Auxiliary to Eagles
i Plan Contest
Willamette Auxiliary to Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will meet
Wednesday night at Fraternal
;temple at which time an interest
ing contest for membership will
be started. Mrs. Inez Holbrook
and Mrs. Lucille Tumbleson are
the captains for the contest.
A social evening will follow the
regular business, meeting.
Valentine Party
Plans Made
Already plans are being made
to greet the gay day which ob
serves the delightful custom or
St. Valentine. Kiwanis club is the
first to start this round of many
parties inspired by the Jolly saint.
This party will be called ladies
'night and the program will be
cnnounced at a later date. A com
mittee is at work on the plans.
Scio Mr. and Mrs. Percy
r.chrunk entertained at their
iome Saturday night, with a
tlinner narty and bridge. The
!riies went to Dr. and Mrs. Mon
roe Cooley. high score, and Mr.
T,1d Mrs. George Berry, consola
tion. Guests included Mr. and
?Irs. Martin Cooley, Mr. and Mrs.
"artln Cooley, Mr. and Mrs.
reorge Berry, Dr. and Mrs. Mon
roe Cooley, all of Albany; Mr. j
rad Mrs. Ernie Caldwell and the
l ost and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gallegly
entertained the members of the
"500" club and their husbands,
rrlth a night party of 500, pre
reded by a 7 o'clock dinner at
I heir home Saturday night.
. First prize for the ladies was
Eiven to Mrs. Riley Montgomery
while Fred Roadarmel scored
high. Mrs. Rolla Shjlton and
Frank Baxter scored low. Seven
tables of players enjoyed the af
fair. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Phillips
and? Dr. and Mrs. Burl Betzer
were assisting hosts.
. Announcement of the engage
ment of Dr. Laban Steeves to Miss
Mary Ellen Watson was made by
Mrs. T. B. Watson In a formal tea
at the latter's Portland home recently.
L Olive M. Doak, Society Editor
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday, January 17
Pattern
! && $ l 2494
" Sigma Na chapter of Delphian society; city library, ;
2 o'clock. 'r.-- - ;
North Salem W. C T. U. special meeting In Jason -Lee
church; :30 oVlock. V - M , v ' A-'i
Salem W. C T. ll. anniversary program and reg
ular meeting In organization ball. Ferry and South'
Commercial street. , ' "'
Salem Writers club with Dr. Mary Rowland, 407
Court street.
Lecture on trade and international relations by
Charles Robertson, tfirst M. E. church, 8 o'clock; open
to public.
' Bible class of Mrs. C. A. Park, at her home on Che
ss 6keta street, 2 o'clock.
Etokta club with Mrs. R. Erickson, 15 11 North
Liberty street, 2:30 o'clock.
Wednesday, January 18
Weman's Union of First Congregational church, 2
o'clock with Mrs. W. E.Hansen, S2; North Church
'street; election of officers. t
Woman's Union of Temple Baptist Ichurch, with
Mrs. Briscoe, 1760 Chemeketa street, 2 o'clock.
East Central circle of First M. E. church, with Mrs.
A. B. Hansen, 740 Ferry street; 2:30 o'clock.
Willamette Auxiliary to Fraternal Order of Eagles,
at Fraternal temple.
Knights and Lady Maccabees, Woman's clubhouse,
installation of officers.
Thursday, January 19
Chapter G of P. E. O. Sisterhood with Mrs. C. A.
Sprague, 425 North 14th street.
Faculty Women's club will meet at 2 p. m. at Lau
sanne hall.
Hayesville Women's club, with Mrs. H. Robertson
on Chemawa road, 2 to 4 o'clock.
Friday, January SO
Past Matrons association of Eastern Star with Mrs.
Ida Godfrey; 7:30 o'clock dinner.
Meeting of executive board of- Business and Pro
fessional Women with Ruth Moore, 241 North High
street; 7:30 o'clock.
Saturday, January SI
American Association of University Women, regular
meeting in Masonic temple; play to be presented.
SALEM HEIGHTS At the
pot luck quilt luncheon at the
community hall Friday afternoon,
19 women attended: Mrs. C. W.
Sawyer. Mrs. F. E. Wilson, Mrs.
Fred Berger, Mrs. G. Wilson,
Mrs. Wickburr, Mrs. Fred Ber
ger, Mrs. G. Wilsoo, Mrs. C. W.
Bartlett, Mrs. Jennie Bartlett,
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. D. Washburn,
Mrs. Elvis LaDukc, Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Mrs. A. Stewart. Mrs.
Willis Caldwell, Mrs. Carrie
Trudgen, Mrs. Lamz. Mrs. H. E.
McWain, Mrs. Reed Chambers,
Miss Emma Smith and Mrs. Tay
lor.
HUBBARD Mrs. Anna Scholl
entertained a group of friends
at an a action bridge party at her
home Saturday nigl t. High scores
were won by Mrs. Waldo Brewn
and Mrs. Lester Will.
Assisted by her daughters, the
Misses Lenore and Elvira Scholl,
Mrs. Scholl served refreshments
to Mesdames LesUr Will, A. C
Malloy, L. A. Bradon, Alice Wea
ver, Elton McLaughlin, Neva Mc-
Kenzie, . A. J. Smith, Orlle Boje,
Elmer Stauffer, George Gnmps,
Waldo Brown, Julius Stauffer,
and the Misses Frances Weaver
and Sarah Naftzger.
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Hollywood The regular
meeting of the Hollywood Ladies
Social club was held at the home
of Mrs. J. Brennao. A hard time
party, with appropriate costum
ing, was enjoyed. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. C. S. Thom
as, me gatnermg also tooa on
the aspect of a farewell party
as the Brennans ari moving from
the district soon. Mrs. V. M. La-
Due won first prize for the best
costume and Mrs. Lester Starr
won the consolation prize.
Bllyeu, Mrs. Dora Humphrey,
Mrs. R. W. Curl, Mrs. Lee Wells,
Mrs. K. 8. Thurston, Mrs. Leo
Smith and son Clifford of Al
bany; and the hostesses, Mrs.
Thurston and Mrs. Hart.
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Miss Helen Louis Crosby spoke
concerning tax problems before
tho Fourth District conference of
the Business and Professional
Women, in session in Monmouth
Sunday. A breakfast party formed
the social background for the pro
gram of speeches and business.
Motoring over from Salem were
Miss Ruth Moore, president of
the club; Misa Crosby, Mrs, Wini
fred Herrick, Mrs. -Daisy Hayden,
Mrs. Esther Hagadorn, Mrs. Emi
ly Howard, Miss Merl Dimick,
Miss Josephine Shade, Miss May
Cleveland, Mrs. Susan Verty, Miss
Irene Brelthaupt, Misa Julia K
Webster, Miss Edna Purdy.
Sans Spuci Club
Entertained '
Lecture -of -Interest
At First M; E. Church
Thli evening a lecture will be
given on the tople of American
World Trade and International
Problems' Involved", by CoL
Charles ' Robertson: . 5. 1 - . ' . .
The lecture U being sponsored
by the Salem Branch, ef National
League for 'War , Prevention and
will be given in the First Meth
odist church at. o'clock. Tho lec-
MATRIMONIAL'SWEEPSTAICES
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Mr. and Mrt U P flonata am.
terUlhed Saturday night for I tureria open to the public
nmKAra of V. Don. Btr,mt 1 . 1 : -:. . - '
Cards ,wer 1 play jor tho evea-J Lodge" Will Install
wera held by Mrti WlUUms E. Mo-1 LmcerS ,
es, Mrs. Jack Aumaa, Al Propp,
and Oscar Dencer.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Auman. Mr. and Mr. Al Propp,
Mr. ana Mrs. William E. Mosea,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rains, Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Case, Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Pruitt, Mr. and Mr. Dennis". '
Etokta Club
Will Meet
Mrs. R. Erickson will be hostess
to members of the Etokta club
at her home this afternoon. This
is a regular meeting of the club
and the social" hours will be taken
up with quilting and sewing.
Mrs; Frances Dennison and Mrs.
A. F. Waller are the assisting
noetesses.
Lobby Program Will
Concern Writers
An lnteretlng program is be
ing planned which will have to
do with Oregon writers at the
Friday night lobby program In
the T. M. C. A.
Mrs. Viola Franklin and Lvnn
Cronemiller will have charge of
me presentations. Those authors
to be discussed will include
Theodore Harper, Ethel Romlz
Fuller, Howard McKinly Corner
ana John D. Guthrie.
Tne Loral Women's class ef
the First Christian church met at
tne cnurch parlor Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Viola Flint led the de
votionals which were followed by
a talk 6y Mrg. Osborn.
Officers of the class are Mrs.
Reed, Mra. D. O. Olmstead. Mrs.
Viola Flint. Mrs. Robert Heart.
Mrs. C. W. Moorse served a dainty
lunch to Miss Elizabeth Aupperle
or Jerrerson, Mrs. Arthnr Welch,
Mrs. J. C. Swartz, Mrs. J. R. Ryan,
Mrs. u. j. Hull, Mrs. Dora Cal
will, Mrs. Sylvia Rechter, Mrs. E.
C. Case, Mrs. F. D. Comett. Miss
Mortie Thompson. Miss Martha
Mortensen. Mrs. M. McDonald,
Mrs. T. R. Osborn, Mrs. Estella
Gabbert, Mrs. E. J. Mauk.
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An interesting announcement
of Intention to wed was made In
tne marriage license column of
the Sunday Oregonlan and is be
Ing steadfastly repudiated by the
parties of the same names in Sa
lem. The license was Issued to
Joe E. King and Miss Harrrette
Beall who gave their residence as
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Hillsboro. Mr. King of Salem
is a high school graduate and has
oeen - attending Stanford for the
Marion A group of young Pst three years. Miss Beall of
friends surprised Miss Alma Bar- Salem Is also a Salem high school
ber Friday night, the occasion graduate and popular in younrer
being her birthday.
The guests were Frances Bar
ber, Ros Hutton, Grace Pehrr
son, Clare, Wilma and Emil
Schermacher, Naoma and Iris
Winn, Mr. Jensen, Harold Smith,
Percy Riddle, Albert Metzner,
Jefferson Mrs. Grace Thurs
ton and Mrs. Ezra Hart were
hostesses to the Past Noble
Grand club, Mt. Rebekah Lodge,
Thursday afternoot, at the home
of the former.
Those present wire Mrs. Hugh
circles of society.
Eldriedge A family reunion
was enjoyed recently at the W. J.
wargnier home. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe La Flemme, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Parkinson and sons BI1-
Dair Callivan and Royal Barber, ly nd Bobbie and Grandma Park-
in60n, all of Portland, Mr. and
Jefferson Miss Florence Mrs. Aldshem and son Chris. Mr.
Thomas, daughter of Mr. and and Mrs. M. E. Peterson and son
Mrs. R. C. Thomas of Jefferson, toward or Lablsh Center. Mr. and
whose marriage to Jack Cathay, Mrs. E. A. Luke and children Le-
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cathay ona Mae and Warren, of Manning,
of Albany, will be an event of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Wargnier,
earlv next month, was given a Jack Klssell. Florence Delvlna,
shower recentlv at the home of paul and Lawrence Wargnier,
Mrs. Spencer Johnson at Cor- uranama wargnier and the nosua
vallis. Mrs. Johnson is a sorority
Keizer The Misses Lois and
Mrs. Brazier Small was a lunch
con hostess Saturday at her home.
Covers were placed for Miss Beryl
Holt, Miss Mary Eyre, Miss Car-
lotta Crowley, Miss Ola Clark,
Miss Ada Ross, Mrs. Wallace Car
son, Mrs. Asa Fisher, and Mrs.
Small.
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their home for the Keizer Ladies'
Aid Thursday. Members present
were Mrs. J. A. Reynolds, Mrs.
M. F. Bliven. Mrs. Ben Vlagcett.
Mrs. Roy Meison, Mrs. Joe Bart-
ruff, Mrs. E. T. Hall. Rae Kin
kaid, Ethel Hall, Mrs. G. N. John
son, and the hostesses. Guests
were Mrs. J. A. Gardner of Scio,
Mrs. Nick Brinkley and, little
daughter Betty Lou of West Sa
lem, both formerly of Keizer and
Mrs. V. Cole of Salem.
West Salem Miss Violet Wal
lace was hostess to a delightful
party for a group of young folk
at the home of her parents Friday
night
Those present Included the
Misses Josephine Tandy,- Mona
Vosburgh. Edna Riffey. Ruth En-
glehorn.Susie Crow, and Violet
Wallace, and Reginald Vosburgh,
George Tandy-, Ed Englehorn.
West Kleinke and Mr. and Mr,
L. T. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace's mother of Port
land was a special guest.
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Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Har
rv Ha cmeter observed their 25 tb
wedding anniversary Wednesday
night at their borne. Those enjoy
ing the occasion were Dr. and
Mrs. F. R. Bowersox. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J
B. Alverson.
Other friends called daring the
evening. On behalf of the bible
class of the Evangelical church
Rev. Lons berry presented the
hosts with a silver salt and pep
per service
Hollywood The regular meet
inr of the Merry Mlnglers was
held at the home of Mrs. L. B,
Malm Thursday afternoon, with,
those present: Mra. J. J. Acker
man. Mra. E. 8. Barken Mrs. C. C.
ColwelL Mrs. H. Jones. Mrs. Tea
Leonhardt, Miss ome uncneu,
irra v. p. Phlnos. - Mrs. Geo.
Tharpe, Mrs. R. Shaw, Mrs. I B.
Malm.
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Turner-r-Mr. " Mrs. C.; A:
Rear : entertained -wlta j ainner
Sunday In compliment . to . their
son Kenneth whose birthday oc
curs January If. Corera were Uld
for;"- Her. - and Mrs. N. Shermaa
Hawk. Mfssea LCllan v Peterson.
ideaJa aad fcaally pcrswaded ker.U y efc" Hewaw, Wiaifid Rath : Clark, Katherlne Hawk,
ckateI ber auad ajMi youag Banch refamed to America to ceatiawe lua 1 Messrs. Walter Peterson, Waldo
Riches. - John , Hawk, : Keanetn
T Ua mwiA fm ; V Bu?
Tbe ewly-wtii , are kTiTaai-f "-wW. U thaa. UmitU aild 'nxnlc and BiUy and the
hfrsts, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Bear,
Members of Maccabees 'axe be
ing urged to attend the regular
meeting , of the organisation at
the Salem Women'a clubhouse
Wednesday evening at which time
orncers for the year will be In
stalled. . - .
Following Installation , there
will be "a social hour and refresh'
ments will be served by the com
mittee in charge. '
Aumsville Members of the
Women's club were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the borne
of Mrs. Mary Highberger.
Special guests for the afternoon
were: Mrs. Ethel Wright, Mrs.
William Winslow, Mrs. Theodore
Highberger, Mrs. Ed Highberger
and Mrs. Fisher. . .
Club members who enjoyed the
delightful afternoon with Mrs.
Highberger were: Mrs. Mary
Heln, Mra. Luta Fuson, Mra. For-
gey, Mrs. Clayton Castle, Mrs.
Bess Ransom, Mrs. Clara Howd,
Mrs. Millie Martin, Mrs. Margaret
Martin, Mrs. Jennie McClellan,
Mrs. Isabella Mountain, Mrs. Irma
Speer, Mrs. Kittle Fowle and Mrs.
Gladys Claxton.
Mrs. Clara Howd will be host
ess to the club members January
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Orchard Heights Mrs. Frank
Wilson, with Mrs. M. A. Schnel
ler, Mrs. Burnham Southwick and
Miss Mary Wait as assistant host
esses entertained Thursday after
noon ror members of the Women's
club. Mrs. Guy McDowell conduct
ed devotlonals. A paper descrip
tive of pioneer days in this neigh
borhood, written by Mrs. J. B
Smith, was read. This club voted
to Join with the Oak Grove La
dies' Aid in sponsoring a quilt
show which will be held February
23 at the Oak Grove Grange hall.
Special guests were Mrs. Jesse
Worthington of Zena, Mrs. Wil
liam Cox and Mrs. James Stewart.
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Mehama A surprise birthday
party in honor of Floyd Boylng-
ton, was given at the Boy in gt on
home east of town Saturday
night. Those present were: Mrs.
Millie Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Cand-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Beringer
and son, Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Dixon,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford, Mrs. Wilson Stevens,
Mrs. L. A. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ledgerwood. Mrs. Monroe, Mrs.
Gremels and Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Boyinton.
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An attractive dinner party of
the weekend was that for which
Mrs. Murray Wade was hostess at
the Green Dragon Sunday even
ing. Following the dinner hour
cards were in nlay. Winning
scores were held by Mrs. E. L.
Miller, Mrs. Arlo Davis,. A. E.
Ullman and Loren Howe.
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West Salem Members of the
Kingwood Tea and Talk club met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. R. Brown.
A pleasing piano duet by Clif
ford Hill and Zeral Brown follow
ed the brief business meeting and
clever games were presented by
Mrs. Frank Forrester.
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Silverton Miss Clarissa Bra-
ger was the inspiration of a de
lightful party Sunday night when
the senior Luthe? League of
which she is the leader entertain-
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Lovely Joaa BkmdeD. screen star, might have been entered In the matri
monial sweepatakss when this picture was mad recently. Whether aha
was or not, Joan is wr a bride, bavin taken ber cameraman sweetheart,
George Barnes (inset), for better or -worse ia a secret wedding at
Phoenix, Axis. Joaa concealed her krrely blonde tr tests aader a red wig
to avoid nubucitr.
gether with Mrs. J. t. Callivan
Saturday night for an evening of
cards and Quilting. The elub will
meet Wednesday with Mrt Callivan.
MARKING LEAVES THURSDAY
8TATTON, Jan. 12 Law
rence Marking who was called
here from San Francisco, by the
death of his father, Herman
Marking expecta to visit here
and at Portland for a few days.
He plans to leave for . borne
Thursday, and to driv- Mrs. Vir
ginia Falconer's car tor her. Mrs.
Faleoasr drove from Reno, Ne
vada, about two months ago, bnt
haa developed rheumatism In her
arms.
JEFFERSON. -Jan.' 1 f JU
about la o'clock Saturday night
the snowflakes began to fan and
continued to . tall nntil about t
o'clock Sunday morninr. " There
was two inches of snow oa the
ground., but owing to tba mild '
weather, the snow waa about all
melted before night.
MEIXAMJL Jaa. I f-r-four. inch
es of snow fen Saturday night but
by noon Sunday "ft bad begun to
melt, v - . w - ..
GERVAIS, Jan. if -T Gerralr,
citizens awoka Sunday morning to
find about an Inch of snow. ; The
thermometer bera- registered at
28 above Monday morning.
SCIO, Jan. II At about 9
o'eloca: Sunday morning, about
two Inches of snow, covered the
streets and housetops Jiere. No
church was held. due to the disa
greeable weather.
Myra Montgomery
Is New President
Of Library Board
INDEPENDENCE Jan. 1C
Miss Myra - Montgomery was
elected president of the eity li
brary board at its annual meet
ing, replacing Mrs. B. F. Swope.
who bad served on the board for
six years, and whose retirement
waa at ber own request. Other
members are , Mrs. James Hart,
secretary, Mrs. Arthur E. Horton.
treasurer, Mrs. G. G. Godfrey
and Z. C. Kimball.
Preceding tho meeting a din
ner waa served in the library
complimenting Mrs. Swope, Mrs.
Godfrey and Mr. Kimball, by
Miss Montgomery and Mrs. Hor
ton. A vote of appreciation was
expressed to Mrs. Hewett, the li
brarian. Re-re gistratlon of all borrow
ers of the library Is being made
at present.
Certified
Sheets
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Special
4 for $3.00
81 x 108
Ex. Long
Special
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42 iri. Cases 19c, 4 for 75c
Irma Keefer were hostesses at fd at the Immanuel church par-
iors ior ner. About SO vounr
people attended.
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ino .aacuormiCK class will not i
meet ror its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday night as sched
uled because of the death of the
father of Mrs. Marion jCurry,
member of the class. Date of
meeting will be announced later.
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Mrs. Victor R. Griggs. Mrs.
Milton Meyers, and Mrs. David W.
Eyre were special guests for the
Monday afternoon luncheon and
bridge for which Mrs. Henry Mey
ers was hostess in compliment to
her club members.
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Installation of officers for Han
nah Rosa. Court, Order of the Am
aranth scheduled for Wednesday
night has been postponed because
of the illness of Mrs. Norma Ter
wllliger. -
The Union Hill Women's club
met Thursday . afternoon with i
Mrs. Pearl Heater and Miss Flor
ence Pottorft as hostesses. Most
of the afternoon was spent mak
ing quilt blocks.
Marlon The Ladies Auxiliary
club of the Farmers' Union to-
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF THIS
WELL KNOWN SHEET GIVES THE
ADVANTAGE OF LOW PRICES . . . I
Miller's is the only store in Salem authorized to sell QE RTIFIED
THREE YEAR SHEETS! A sheet that has been imitated, but never
equalled in quality at this low price. Now! A bis: special purchase for
January makes this sheet very attractive.
Housewives, owners of hotels, apartment houses, sorority and fratern
ity houses will be interested in thi s sale.
No artificial filling. All sheet torn size insuring- even hems. Soft
natural finish with deep hems. Gould be called a five year sheet!
Main floor thla week. .
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Bernard M. Bens, ami af ,f Prideat-Uct Roosevelt's fiaaadal
dvwera who la aattmd as a likely possibility far next Secretary ef
the Trees?, did set fiad bis bride ia fiv-ad-ta-aat-toiV' like
the happy seaa la the bat k did find ber ia a gift akeppe, where
bar ilhuieaa abeat nbum md aaarriar bad kacaaa Al im f
fPir..Tka lady who U Mra. Barnard- M. Barack, Jr, today was thea
Mus Winifred, Maan, 2S aad beaatifol. Her dally stiat at the Leadea
departateat a tor wbera ska waa mmUvajd kafar nnf. JmiJ
lacloded tba keeping of a "Book of Bridea,, vkereia Leadea ladiea wao
expecUd to trip to the altar ia the near future recorded the list of preev
eats they desired front their frieada. It waa dao to bar daaliaga with
tbeae brides-to-be that the yoaay aaleefirl developed aa attitade of cyai '
: ctaaa toward roaaaaco aad autrriaf e for ake discovered lhat a largo par
:- ceatarn of tbo fatare bridea worriad aaore aboat tb rifta thav boaod
to recaive tbaa they did aboat' tbo baabaad taey: were tttiaa -Bat
Winifred forgot all about ber diaiUaaioaaaeat wbea youag Baraey caase :
aioag. i ao Aaaeneaa rrface CHarannf restored a few of ber shattered
al aad fcaally persaaded ber ta say "yea." However, Wiaifred
a god bar aaiad aad youag Baracb reteraed to America to coatiaae bis
ibardaaeal of ber keart br cable aad traaa-Atlaatia aboao. witb tba
retail tbat tbay wore aaarried la Ceaova, Switaerlaad, laat Septoaaber.
States' witb. tbo blcetiag of betb tbeir areata.
Be attractive!
Be well-groomed!
Be Free from
unwanted hair!
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beauty!
Let as tell you bow
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and limbs
of : unsightly balr
growths, safely and
sorely.
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