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Tha OREGON STATESMAN,: Soknu Oregon, Friday Morning 3aaary2y1333
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Mr& V. J.Lilj equist
Entertains Her Club
The present trend ot time is to
' ward ton old-fashioned things and
? eo the party for which Mrs. W. J.
Liljeqalat was hostess Wednesday
at her bene- was ia perfect keep
ing. Quests were inrited for an all
day niltiag party Wednesday and
at 1 o'clock Mrs. Liljequist serred
a delicious luncheon. After quilt
inc a completed the group play
ed eards.
Mrs. L. P. Aldrlch. Mrs. R. C.
, Heater, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs
Clyde Johnson, Mrs. Jesse Camp
bell. Mra. C. N. Laughrldge. Mrs.
W. r. Elliott. Mrs. Josephine
Stewart, Mrs. Rex Darls, Leo Con
nor, Mr. Frank Loose and Mrs.
Uljwmlst.
Oregon Writers
Program of Interest
Aa interesting program is pronto
ised those attending the Friday
night lobby program tonight at
the T. M. C. A- at which time
Mrs. Viola Pierce Franklin and
Lynn Cronemlller will speak con
cerning Oregon authors.
The topic is one which will bo
new to many people as there Is
little said about Oregon authors
except in intimate literary circles,
and this opportunity to acquaint
the interested public will be ased
la interesting manner by the two
speakers.
The program hoar is set tor t
o'clock and the public is inrited.
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Friday and Saturday Only
Money-Saving Days Prices are Lowest in History
WE CAN ONLY GIVE YOU THIS BAR
GAIN OFFERING FOR TWO DAYS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Quadriga Percales
U- The finest of prints. 80
threads to the square inch
"Preahrunk." Fast col
ors to washing, perspira
tion and sun. J
2 Days only, yard 14 C
Latest Spring Plaids and
Stripes
All Felt Hats
For ladies, also Turbans,
Scarf & Cap combina
tions. Regardless of old
price.
Now, each
Final clean-up
25c
lass
Ladies' & Misses'
Spring Oxfords
"First Showing in Sa
lem. Special d AO
Low Prices Pl JO
Special Crepe Sole
Outwears Leather
Latest Sweater
Blouses
Puff sleeves, high and
low neck, AQ
each . aOC
1933 SPRING UNIT DRESSES
Clever - Just Arrived 11
EACH
BLOCH'S
GOILIDEN EHJLE
STORE
Salem. Oregon. 220 N. liberty, Phone 8805
SifGiety News and Club Affairs
:Oun M. DOAJC, Society Editor
Teas This Afternoon
Of Much Interest
Two charmta teaa will be
ere&ts ot this afternoon and will
draw a largo- number ot Salem
matrons aad maids oat to pay
compliment to two women who
hare wide acquaintance in the
city.
At the home of Mrs. C. P. Bish
op, Ura. Martha Thompson will
bo complimented upon her toth
birthday annrersary. The calling
hours are between 2 and S o'clock
and friemda of Mrs. Thompson are
asked to call.
A. aecond tea will be the fare
well which la heinc extended to
Miss Ruth Field, who goes back
to Calcutta, India, sailing Febru
ary 4 from Seattle to begin the
her third term in missionary eerr
ico there. When completed it will
12 years that she has resided In
India. She is Just completing her
furlough..
Women of the First Methodist
church assisted by women ot the
other three Methodist churches of
the eity are hostesses for the tea.
All friend ot Miss Field are asked
to call between the hours of 2 and
4:30 o clock.
Club Entertained
At McGilchrist Home
The Towa and Country dub met
at the homo of Mrs. William Mc
Gilchrist. Jr.. Wednesday with
Mrs. McQilchrist and Mrs. Romeo
Goulst as hostesses. A one o'clock
luncheon nreceded several hours
of contract bridge. Winning
scores were held by Mrs. Fred
Kiddle, special guest, and by Mrs.
Romeo Ooulet.
Special guests for the afternoon
included Mrs. Fred Kiddle, Mrs.
Frederick Lamport. Mrs. T. A.
LlTesley, Mrs. Louis Laehmund,
and Mra. Homer Smith, Jr.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, January $0
. Past Matrons association ot X astern Star with Mrs.
Ida Godfrey; 7:20 o'clock dinner.
Meeting of axecatiTo board ot Business and Pro
fessional Women with Rath Moore, 241 North High
street; 7:20 o'clock.
Woman's AlUanca on e'clook luaeaaea la fistersea
room ot Unitarian ehnrck. this followed by program,
Mis a, Agnes Campbell speaker.
Tea at homo of Mra. W. T. Rigdoa. 2lt Kerth Win
tar street. eompMmeatlag Miss Rath Field between, hours
of 2 aad 4: 10 o'aloek.
West Sldo cirele of Jason Lao at share, for all-day
meeting; tie quilts and saw; potluek lanea t noon.
Hal Hlbbard Auxiliary ot Seaa ot Spanish War Vet
erans, with Ura. Arthur Welch, ill South. Capitol etreet,
2 o'clock; those attending bring thimbles.
Thimble club ft Naighbors ot Woodcraft, at Frater
nal temple, 1:10 o'cloek; election ot officers; potluek
supper at 4:20 o'clock.
Lobby program, T. M. C. A. S o'cloek, Oregon
Wrlter'a program.
Mrs. Henry Slams hostess to Auxiliary to Veteran
of Foreign Wars, 2 o'clock; informal oard aftornoom.
Calvary Baptist church Missionary soslety, will
meet at church. 2: Id o'clock, Instead ot with Mra. tarl
Huber in Woodburn as had been planned.
Saturday, January Ml
American Association of University Women regular
meeting la Masonie temple; play to ba presented.
OPTOMETRIC SERVICE
Telephone
5858
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
All Modern Frames and Lenses
at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Dr. Ruth EL Daughertv
801-2-8 First National
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vttTWOUTJT
5 big days, Fri., Sat, Mon., Tues.
Wed., Jan. 20, 21, 23, 24, 25
These Are Only a Few of the Scores of Big Values
Del Monte Peas
Standard Peas
Standard Beans
Salt Lake Tomatoes
Butter Kernel Corn
Hot Sauce
Pineapple
Peaches
2 for 25C 4 for 49c
W2 1 for IOC 3 for 29C
cans 3 for 25c 6 for 49c
1 for 8 c 3 for 23 c
1 for 15c 3 for 43c
Our n
choice O
Libby's
N0.2H
Libby's
No. 2
cans
3
cans
cans
10c
45c
37c
Hominy
V.Campo a
No. 300 O cans llC
Corn
Shrimp, Pelico
Oysters
Fancy Crab
Country
K. 202
I oa,
cans
25c
10c
6 cm. 45 c
. 29c
' cans'
can
In Safeway Markets
Rabbits ... 17c lb
Chickens 20c lb
Oysters .....29c qt.
Hams half or whole 12c lb
Tour Choice
Baby Beef Boast, Pig Pork Roast,
Freeh Pork Sausage, Fresh Ground
Beef, Smoked Picnic, Baby Beef Liver,
veal Roast, Fresh Cottage
Cheese, Balk Kraut, lb.
10c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fri A Sat. prices
Potatoes ko. a Netted "..35c
Orangessweet Nav.i.3 Doi 29c
Gape Fruit 12 fOP39c
Carrots 5 ibs. 10c
CK tar;3ib.. 63c
ctp J2ST 12c
Tomato Soup vnanCamp" 4Vzc
Rice br 5 ibs. IOC
Oat. Lli 25c
Luna Soap 10 bar, 19c
Par or White King 29 c
Brooms ArM23c
Malt 3 1
Flour
Flour
Corn Meal
Calumet
Jell Weil
Beans
Prim Rose
41 lb. sack
Safeway QT
4 lb. sack DC
lb.
sack
Baking Powder ffr
1M lb. ean OOC
69c
15c
Great
Northern
3 pu, 14c
5 ibs. 11c
Pur Can
20 lbs
77c
W reserve the right to limit
quantities
Now 37162 N. Commer
cial. Phone 6169
No. 661978 N. Capitol
. Phone 8620
Saro at tba following
Safe way Stores i
Wo Besenra the Right to
Limit Quantities
No. 519 270 N. Com
merdaL Phono 9432
No. 781927 SUU
Phono 9485
P. E. O. Meeting is
Colorful and of
Interest
One of the outstanding meet
ing of the year was enjoyed by
Chapter O of the P. H. O. Sister
hood at the luncheon and annual
Inspection meeting for which Mrs.
C. A. Sprague and Mrs. Fred
Tooxo were Joint hostesses at the
Sprague home Thursday after
noon. Quests were seated at a 1
o'clock luncheon table which was
beautifully appointed. Carnations
centered the table and were flank
ed by tall tapers. The living room
was colorfully arranged with daf
fodllla, and here the business ses
sion was hold following the lunch
eon boar.
Mra. Jessie Dodge, state organ
iser, paid her official visit of In
spection at this meeting, and In
spection formed part of the busi
ness of the afternoon. Other state
officers present were Mrs. Amy
"Wales, first state vice-president;
Mrs. Xmily Wellls, state recording
secretary; Mrs. Myrtle GUI, Leban
on, state corresponding secretary,
and one of the hostesses, Mrs. C.
A. Sprague, state president.
At the business meeting Mrs.
Martha Schmuck, mother ot Mrs.
Sprague, and Mra. Tlnkham Gil
bert wore admitted to membership
in Chapter Q.
Guests who came as represen
tatives of other chapters included
Mrs. W. H. Ball, Mrs. Minnie Bos-
worth, Mrs. R. J. Qunn, Mrs. R.
Huston, all of Corvallla, Mrs.
Packwood of Portland; Miss Gray
of Honolulu, Hawaii, Mrs. Burke
of Newberg, Mrs. Day of Meaford
and Mrs. T. A. Elliott, president
of Chapter AB, Salem.
Chapter members present in
cluded Mrs. D. X. Beochler, Mrs.
W. H. Byrd, Mrs. Frank Church
ill, Mrs. B. B. Fisher, Mra. B. J.
Huffman, Mra. W. SC. Hughes,
Mrs. H. S. Hughes, Mrs. J. O.
Knapp, Mrs. O. W. Laflar. Mrs.
7. W. Langs. Mrs. O. E. Logan,
Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mm. A. Z.
Robins. Mra. A. A. Seharnun,
Mra. 7. W. Solea, Mra. W. M.
Smith, Ura. C. A. Sprague, Mra.
7. J. Tooie, Mrs. A. T. Wain,
Mra. W. H. Wirts, Mrs. A. T.
Woolpert, Mrs. B. E. Bower of
Sublimity, Mra. B. Earl Parker
and Mrs. Lillian Hagman.
Eighty-Fifth Birthday
Is Observed
Mrs. A. Caughey entertained
with a dinner party for her chil
dren and their families who live
in Salem Wednesday night at the
home of her daughter, Mra. J. 8.
TJlrlch complimenting her own
birthday anniversary ot 81 years
spent In this world, the past It of
which have been spent In 8alom.
The dinner table was centered
with rosea and a beautifully dee-
orated birthday cake was a lovely
feature of the last course.
Covers were placed for Mra.
Caughey, and for Mr. and Mra. I.
. Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0.
Laue, Junior Laua, Mr. and Ura.
J. 8. TJlrlch. and Margaret aad
Theresa TJlrlch.
After the dinner hour a num
ber of friends called fta compli
ment Mra. Caaghay.
Ecclesia Club
Enjoys Party
An attractive dinner in the
Green Gate room of the Spa was
enjoyed by members of the Eccle
sia club Wedaosday night and
this was followed by a lino party
at the Capitol theatre.
The dinner table was centered
with a basket of daffodils and
fern and this was flanked by tan
white tapers.
Covers were placed for Go da
Wheeler, Edna MeElhanay, Irene
da Lisle, Anna Helsler, Emmadell
Sehwabbauer, Jlora TnrnbnlL
Charlotte Horning, Ruth Cola, El
inor Dorrence, Velmn Rominger,
Winifred Bonn, Esther Erlckson,
and Norma Sutherland..
Misa Ruth Colo had charge of
the arrangements for the attract
ive evening.
'
Thimble Club Will
Elect Officers
The thimble slab of Neighbors
of Woodcraft are meeting this
afternoon at 1:S o'elock La Fra
ternal temple. At the business
meeting officers are to bo elect
ed to serve for this rear.
Following the buslneaa meeting
caraa wiu be la play and at :!
o'clock a potluek supper wilt ba
Mrs. H. C Maison
Hostess Today
Mrs. H. O. Maison will enter
tain with a luneheoa aad this fol
lowed by an afternoon of contract
bridge for the Thursday club to
day. Sprtag vOX bo the decorative
note to ba used for tho luncheon
tahlo aad about tho rooms.
Additional cuesta invited to
play with the dub are Mra. W. H.
Lytle, Mra. Xreol Kay. Mra. Fred
Kiddle, and Mrs. Holllng Hunt
Mr. and Mra. Harry Scott are
reeeivtar congratulation upon the
oirta or a son born Thursday af
ternoon at Sataa General hospital,
e e
pretty birghdai
which Mbm Ura. Kanaatk Wilson
and Mra. Frank Chapman assisted
Mrs. Adloph. Tonne guests who
called to wish Miss Joan happi
ness on her fourth birthday 1 ex
cluded Sally and Jimmy Born-
hard. Janle Carson, Gordon and :
John Weller, Patty Wilson Peg
gy and Billy Byrd. Trank Deck e
baoh. Third. Nancy Baren. Martha
Steaslof f, Robert Craig. Jeaa
Steiaer and Aides Adolph. Jr.
i or wnica ura. box Adolpa on
ly party waa tnat
Rax
tertaiaad la comaUmaat to tho
birthday ot her small daughter,
Joan. Thursday afternoon, oames
prsceded the gay tea hour, at
Watches Cleaned $1.00
Wrist Watches $1.50
Moderate Prices oa watch aad
cloak repairing
CLAUDE MIX
Bewick Market
Marios aad Oom'l
OREGON SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY CULTURE
Special Offering
PERMANENT WAVE
o
Reg. $2.50
(COMPLETE)
eolations and supplies guaranteed pur
Doart and Imperial used
Very Special Price on Dyes
filar eel 25e
Hair Cut 25e
Finger Ware (dried) 25c
Water Ware 25c
Manlenres 25c
NEW CLASS NOW BEING ORGANIZED
Sea Btrs. or Mr. J. E. Gordon for Details
218 N. Libert? St Phone 6300
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. . J saed. sise
lUtchloas
ss L?J Maplo
2 qt. Frying Size
Banquet Orange Peko
TEA
Vi lb. Tin
2 Beautiful Glasses Free
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Whole Kernel No. 2s
a3Qn 2 cans
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Use the Best
dl woo lg. pkg. a
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A Trua Hard Wheat Milled by Fischer
49 lb. sack
Parity French Milled
Toilet Goap
6 bars 39o
1 BeMUfal Robber XproH
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Fort Howard
A real ralue, soft as down, white as snow
3 Coi? 23
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aoos w. 5th stpiioBo ias
C M. Roberts
rtO D. St. Phono 509S
D. L. Shrode
VM S. IStb. St. Phono 404S
Ficke's Grocery
laSS Valrsroend Road Phoae 4S1S
W. F. Foster
ass V. Ooml 8C Phoao asos
Greene's Purity Grocery
1B0 S. OomX St. Phoao 40TS
C G. Hall
M4 K. Capitol St. Tboao SOSS
E. A. Daue
lOOa 8. Coml 8C Phone TTOT
H. Schrenk
tZOS Mill Tel. 817S
Sloper's Cash Market
161 Edgewater St. Phono 7531
Capitol Street Grocery
003 If. Capitol Phono aSST
C & C. Store '
aS4 X. Coml. St. Phono esOS ,
W. H. Clark
asoo stato st PhosM essr
O. P. Driffffs
BOOS X. OomX SC Phono 440
State Street Market
1812 State St. Phone 5678
Pay-n-Save
208 X. ComX St. Phono 8878
Model Food Market
S7S X. HI St. Phono 4111
W. A. Sampson
878 Market SC Phono 5071
Rich's Grocery
lTtk and Center St Phono S518
Moore's Purity Grocery
8230 8. H3Sh SC Phone 8483
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