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Tfci- OtlCGON STATESMAN, r SaTer Orey Fri i ty f.Ioralir ?, September lr 1S33
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Society
Roberts Lamkin
Nuptials ot 7
Interest v
- Miss Rath Hotoerts, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. ' Roberta, be
came the brld ot Jesse Lamkin,
on of Mr. Mae Lamkin. at a
lovely home ceremony last Sunday
"afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
of the bride'a parent. .
- Rer. H. G. Humphrey of Jason
Le Methodist church officiated.
. The bride wore an ensemble of
nary blue chiffon and carried a
ahoirer bouquet of Cecil Bruner
. rosebudi, bine asters and maiden
hair fern.
She was attended by her sister,
Mrs. M. J. Wilbur. Howard Rob
erts, brother of the. bride, played
tne weaaing marcn.
. The rooms of the Roberts home
were prettily decorated with large
baskets ot .ptnk and bine gladioli.
After a wedding trip to the Ore
gon beaches the couple will make
. their home In Salem.
Present at the wedding were
Mere Mrs. II. O. Humphrey, Mrs.
Today: and: Saturday at Miller's
mode to sell for more!
EARLY AMERICAN
1
OAKX PLATS (extra large)
SANDWICH TRAYS (two deck)
TID-BXT PLATES I
"DEEP FLOWER BOWLS
'BERRY BOWL (with six dishes)
CENTER FLOWER BOWLS" '
UUtOS 8XZE SALAD BOWLS
.;And 500 PIECES
SILVER PLATED
FLATWARE
(Winston Pattern)
ltti'-l
Mayonnaise Set . i - i
Here's a very useful kitchen article roV
. . . combination beater and measuring rbsy
bewl for mayonnaise, i etc. Bowl Is
made of milk glass and will measure 2J?rT
to ouncer or pints and quarts. r2r MJvl
Special gZ-
U-v A Whistling - Teakettle
XT Jr-v7 A v en as an amusing house-
I i! t hold article to this solid eopper tea-
1 $ kettle with the whistnnf guage of bak
Jj 1- Apprepriate for glft' decora tire.
Whistling Egg Cooker
The "CHIC" whistling cooker warns
you when your eggs are cooked to year
exact taste. Worth It's weight in gold,
but made of solid copper. Gift shop
main floor.
Special
$1.93
Special I
I jj mum Mwowmi coiwaiiY imcT
News and Club
Jessie Steele,
Montana Visitor is Complimented
. By Mrs. Walter Fry at Luncheon
Colin Bragg is Honored on Birthday, WitK
Outdoor Frolic at Silverton
? SilTertonMr. and Mrs. Fare
n nrarr entertained for their
son, Colin, on his seventh birth
day with an oowr-aoor party at
their home on East Hill. Wiener
and marshmallow roasts were en-Joyed-
in an improrlsed fireplace
and the young folks were enter
tained by early history tales told
Mae Lamkin, Howard Lamkin,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters, Deryl
Peters, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Klrk
patrick, Mr. nd Mrs. TJ. S. Dot
son, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Roberts,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wilbur, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Roberta, Jack
Wilbur, Leone Halfmann, Mrs.
Emma Roberts, Mrs. U. Edwin
Ingalls and Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Roberts, ; r .
PATTERN
New glassware in early American
patterns comprise this special lot
featured todar and Saturday at
C9c. Large snowy pieces in rery
practical and useful ware. Decor
atlre, too. And, considering that
these would cost you $1.00 ordi
narily, the price Quoted now is
exceptioual.
CHOICE
CHOICE
14 c
each
Just receiyed and on sale today
for the first time in Salem! 600
pieces ot silver plated flatware in
the popular Winston pattern at
the small price of 14c each or one
dozen pieces for $1.50. Stock up
now on utility silverware at this
extremely low price.
Variety of Pieces
Knives .
(stainless
steel blades).
Teaspoons
Sugar Shells
Tablespoons
Table Forks
Dessert Spoons
Salad Forks
$1.50 per Doz.
Cfrromium Plate Ware
Ncwr Chromium table ware that re
tains It's high polish lustre under an
: circumstances. Will not stein or tar
nish. In all the popular pieces.
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Society Editor,
by Mr. Bragg.
Children bidden were Carl and
John Walter Schuster, Valena
and Joanne Garrer, Phyllis and
Wallace Adams, Colleen Madsen,
Billy Duncan, Marrin Senter,
Valdes Vayle and Richard Dlck-erson.-
Others - lnrited were Mrs.
Elisabeth Brazier. Mrs. W. Schu
ster, Mrs. Victor Madsen, Miss
Lillie Madsen, Miss Althea Meyer,
Mrs. C. H. Dickerson, Mrs. Sewell
Shepherd, Mrs. William Garrer
and Miss Helen Dickerson.
Aurora Complimenting Miss
Ida Croesman of Helena, Mont.,
Mrs. Watler Fry entertained with
a luncheon for a number ot out-of-town
friends of the guest of
honor. Gay fall flowers contrib
uted the color note to the table
arrangement. .Present were Mrs.
E. G. Howe, Mrs. Martha Heinke,
Miss Minnie Henry and Jack
Nagle,' all of Portland; Mrs.
James Hidenour and Mrs. Bar
bara Galbreath, Sherwood, and
Miss Crossman, Montana.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Fry
attended a dinner for Miss Cross
man In Portland and will Join a
party which will risit the differ,
ent beaches orer the week-end.
e
Hazel Green The neighbor
hood plcnie at Edward Donnl
gan's park Sunday was attended
by 75. Mrs. W. G. Daria, Louis
Wampler and daugther, Marian,
and William, son of Henry Dun
nigan, were guests ot honor, this
being : their birthday anniver
saries. Mrs. Louis Dunnigan ot
Portland wa sa special guest.
. Macleay Mrs. Anna Christen
soa and son. James, of Olympia
hare been the house guests of
Mrs. Edith Wilson.
WORRY
NEVER
CURED
WRINKLES I
But wo know what will!
Come la ano! meet a smart somebody who will let yoa -bow
to put wrinkles m their proper piece which Is NOT
on your brow. Meet
helena rubinstein's
personal representative
who wul Introduce you to AnH-WrinUe Lofton (Extrett)
one of Helena Rubinstein's greatest beauty achievements.
Thb ember-colored Cquld Irons out wrinkles anil crows,
feet, smooths away fatigue lines, leaves the skin as soft
as a baby's. Makes en excellent power base, too. And
now it's selling In a new size for 1.25,
Talk over eO of your beauty problems with our guest of .
honor who wH be with us in our toiletries department for
the next few days. She's an authority on skin care, con
tour, personality make-up ell beauty problems.
Above all don't forget to ask
about the Three Steps to Baaufy
Capital Drug Store
J. H. WILLETT
Slate & Libert j St. ' Phone Sill
Beaaty Lecture and Tea . Marion Hotel - 8 P. M. Today
MM) W MR iTiTM
NOTICE We have no limit
SUGAR
10 lbs.
47c
Kerr's White Eagle hard wheat
FLOUR, 1 Jf?
4t Ae45
'Kerr's Dalles Diamond Eastern
; Oregon Hard Wheat, 1 TO
4s AeJ
A REAL BUT TH THIS
- OOFPEK DEAL : .
Chase Sanborn's Dated 97 "
Coffee in 14b. cans. . . ; L I C
Mason JAR RUBBERS, "
reg. size. 4 dos. ....... ,f C
Green or Black TEA, Yq
per pound ........... 1IC
White Cloud VEGETABLE
SHORTENING, ' OP
lbs, tor ZOC
Economy JAR CAPS, M C t
I dos. for i,t toC
'Mason JAR CAPS, -per
dos. ... : uu
294 North Commercial St
Affairs
DAR. to Maintain
Booth at Fair,
All Week
' Oregon Daughters of the
American Revolution will main
tain a booth at the state fair
this year beginning; Monday, Sep
tember 4, and prominent mem
bers of the organization will be
in attendance each day. Mrs. C
CV Geer of. Chemeketa . chapter,
Salem, is general chairman.
i . State officers of the D. A. R.
will be in charge Monday, with
the state regent, Mrs. John Y.
Richardson, presiding, assisted by
Mrs. Mark V. Weatherford, Al
bany, first state vice -regent;
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, Hood River,
second vice-regent; Mrs. Arthur
Quackenbush, Eugene, recording
secretary; Mrs. C. C. Arveson,
Portland, corresponding secre
Ury; Mrs. Thomas P. Wise, Port
land; treasurer; Miss Mary Agnes
Kelly, Portland, historian; Mrs.
William Dcilschnelder, McMlnn
vllle, chaplain; "Mrs. Herman
Grossman, Willamette,- custodian.
Mrs. B. J. Harding, Medford, Is
state registrar, and Mrs. J. K.
Wright, ; La Grande, to state li
brarian. Ti ' ' '
Copies of the citizenship man
ual published by the national so
ciety, D. A! R. In Washington,
D. C, and highly valued by new
citizens- of this country will be
distributed free ' each day with
other patriotlo literature.
Mrs. . E. G. Reed, regent ot
Champoeg chapter, Newberg, will
be in charge Tuesday; Miss Ethel
May Handy, : regent Multnomah
chapter, Portland, Wednesday;
Miss Catherine Groswold, regent
Portland chapter, Thursday; Mrs.
A. H. Workman, regent Willam
ette chapter, Friday, and Mrs. H.
P. Arnest, regent of Wshkeena
chapter, Parkrose, Saturday, Sep
tember 9. The public is cordial
ly Invited to visit the booth at
any time during the fair.
Mrs. I. D. Bennett has as a
week-end guest her daughter.
Miss Marl Bennett, at the Ben
nett farm at Lablsh Center.
on oar merchandise. Buy
friends and neighbors.
MOTHERS COCOA U
1 lb. box .:
19c
CHEESE, . , .
lb AOC
PINEAPPLE, a real val- on
ae, large sise, 1 for... 7C
SUNNY MONDAY SOAP ae '
10 bars ItOC
BACON SQUARES, Al.'
per lb. ; J2C
TOILET TISSUE, ; ;
4 rolls for IJC
Golden West's Robust f
COFFEE, lb. . . . . . . . . . 1IC
lbs. 40o .
POULTRYMEN
and FARMERS
Bring a your eggs and
poaltry we will pay
highest price at all times.
We pay more tn trade., .
W.C.T.U. Meets at ,
The Baleni chapter of W. C. T.
TJ. spent an enjoyable afternoon
at the noma of B. T. Frescott
Thursday. A basket lunch was
served at nooa followed by a busi
ness meeting; and croquet for the
ypun. people. About SB attended.
There will be no meeting; next
Tuesday, but the chapter will con
vene on the . following- -Tuesday,
September IS.
..At , the Thursday meeting a
booth at the State Fair was dis
cussed and Mrs. Ruth Tooie ap
pointed chairman ot arrangements
to take the place ot Mrs. Emily
Prescott. . . .
Mrs. Tooze reported two T. P.
B.'s 1a Salem and one In Turner
and three L. T. L.s n Salem. --
The state convention of W. C.
T. TJ. will be held Oct. 17 to 20.
Leslie Can Do's Have
Outdoor Affair
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bofell were
hosts to the Leslie Can Do club
Wednesday night at a covered
dish dinner and social evening.
Guests gathered around a big
bonfire, told stories and spent the
evening informally.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Llnfoot and-son. Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bertelson, Rer.
and Mrs. ,8. Darlow Johnson and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.
Pattlson, Mr. and - Mrs. Mason
Bishop, Willard Bofell of-Minne-sota,
Mr. and Mrs. Vemon
Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Vlek and daughter, Harriet, and
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bofell.
Bridge Affair Honors
Two Birthdays
Complimenting the birthday
anniversaries, of. Mrs. Maxine
Clark and Miss Marguerite Estu
dillo, ' Mrs. Roy Clark and
Mrs; John Estudillo entertained
Wednesday night at bridge.
A late luncheon was served.
The table was daintily appointed
with yellow and orange flowers In
a crystal bowl in the center, and
yellow candles at either end. Two
illuminated birthday cakes added
to the gaiety of the refreshment
hour.
- Present besides the guests of
honor were- Mr. and Mrs. John
Estudillo, Miss Ramona Estudillo.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark. Ronald
Clark and Mrs. Nellie Knox.
Confirmation Reunion
Will be Held
A confirmation class reunion
will bo held In the parlors of the
American Lutheran church Sun
day night, Sept. S.
v At f p. m. a bana.net sponsored
by the young people will be held
in honor of the class, to which
all young people of the church
are invited and urged to bring
their friends.
Home Economics Talk
Scheduled Today
A free lecture on home eco
nomics and good housekeeping
will be given at Nelson Hall, 381
Chemeketa street, this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Jerome W. Crays of Pasa
dena, an experienced economist,
will be the speaker and will offer
valuable Information on home
management, budgeting and mar
keting. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Gerke (Ethelwynne Morton), who
have spent the past week at the
home of Mrs. Gerke's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Murton in
Portland, left today on a motor
trip to southern California. They
will be at home after September
IS In the Royal Court apartments
In Salem.
Miss Virginia M. Drager,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward prager ot Illihee, and Dale
D. Grim, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Grim of Illihee, were mar
ried at Vancouver, Wash., Wed
nesday, August 23. They .were
attended by his sister and bro
ther, Myrna Grim and Robert JL
Grim.
all yon want. We are your
FEED
DEPARTMENT
Hodgen-Brewster
Gnaranteed Feeds
H. B. Lay-Well Mash, mllkNlV
greens, 100s, . nh
L o. b. store lOil
H. B. Egg Producer. This is a
real high grade feed, and you
save in feed because it is not
bulky. - on
100s, f. o. b. store ... fL3
H. B. Egg Producer for Pullets
That Have Not Developed Prop
erly, This mash has yeast,
UOs, 9 qc
I. o. b. store . . . . ... . CfOD
Mill Run,
80S ......
90c
1.30
Bround Barley,
lOOg
4-Grala Scratch. 1 Cft
t o. b. store, 100s ... leUU
H. B. Climax Dairy 1 Oft
Feed 80 lbs. f.o.b store leO
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Phone 3527
SOCIAL CALENDAB -
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, Friday, September 1
.'. Free lecture on borne economics at Kelson Hall, 881
Chemeketa street, d. m- by Mrs. Jerome W. Cravs.
1 . ,
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Card club of B. P. W. club Friday night at home of
Mrs. Lillian Cadwell, 1180 g. 14th street.. '
Englewood club meeting at home of Miss Bertha
Schrelber, 1110 N. list street. Speaker, Mrs, C. C.
Bunch. : - ' .. . ., -. , . . , "
Women's Alliance of the. Unitarian church business
meeting and social tea hour at home of Mrs. Everett
Eggleston, 1071 South Liberty. 2:50 p. m. .a
Neighbors ot Woodcraft meeting. Fraternal temple,
8 o'clock. v
Hal Hibbard auxiliary of United Spanish War Vet
erans meeting, 2 p. m. in armory.
Woman's Home Missionary Society of First M. E.
church meets 2:80 at church. Mrs. George Lewis in
charge of program. , ""
Salem Heights Woman's club, at community hall, 2
p. m. Tople, vacation experiences.
Saturday, September t 1
D. A. R. covered dish luncheon, 1 n. home of
Mrs. Herbert J. Ostllnd. Each member bring table
service and covered dish. Phone 7151, Mrs. Carey Mar
tin, for transportation.
Sedgwick Chapter "W. R. C. regular meeting. Miller's
hall, 1p.m.
Brush College grange regular meeting at school
house, 7 p. m. Picnic supper. Bring own table service.
Mrs. Lamb Honored
With Bridge
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle and
Miss Minnie Shrode were Joint
hostesses at a bridge and shower
Wednesday -night honoring Mrs.
Marlon B. Lamb (Rasolle Buren).
Present were Miss Faye Cor-
nutt. Miss Margaret Purvine,
Miss Bertha Babcock, Mrs. Clar
ence S. Emmons, Miss Florence
Power, Miss Gaynelle Beckett,
Mrs. Russell Mefford, Miss Rovena
Eyre, Miss Loretta Fisher, Miss
Pauline Johnson, Miss Elolse
White, Miss Reby Laughlln, Miss
Miriam Armitage, Miss Dorthea
Cannon, Mrs. Carl Wenger, Miss
Mary Cupper, Miss Billle Cupper,
Mrs. Carl Ramseyer; Miss Dona
Harlan. Mrs. Wolcott Buren, Miss
Elolse Wright, Mrs. Marion Lamb,
honor guest, and hostesses. Miss
Van Winkle and Miss Shrode.
Miss Savage to Give
Bridge Tonight
Miss Edna Savage will be hos
tess to a group of the younger set
this evening at a bridge party
honoring Miss Martha Spragoe.
Miss Charlotte MeClary will be
assisting hotsess. Bidden are Miss
Eleanor Trlndle, Miss Julia John
son, Miss Helen Purvine, Miss
Marguerite Smith. Miss. Jean Me-.
Elhinney, Miss Ha. Mills, Miss
Irma Oehler, Miss Rachel Pember
ton. Miss Josephine Cornoyer,
Miss Margaret Doege and Miss.
PERMANENT
WAVE
2.Q0
Croqulnote Ringlet End Push
Wave. This pries only until
national code becomes effec
tive. -
MILLER'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 7)53
The crowing demand for our Hams, Bacon and Lard has forced us to enlarge in
order to keep up with the demand for oar products. Our new quarters contains the
largest and most sanitary curing and smoking plant of any retail meat market in
Salem. We will be prepared to put a better supply of our product on the market.
We will sell you a better product at a wholesale price. Every dollar spent at this
market returns to the trading area of Salem. Keep your dollars out of Wall street
by keeping them at Home. ,
We Will be in Our New Home Tuesday, September 5 One Door
North171 South Commercial Street
SATURDAY IS OUR LAST DAY IN THE PRES
ENT LOCATION
annuo
Bacon , Backs .. , ...1315c
Breakfast Bacon ..........1315c
Bacon Squares .......8c
Boston Butts ..........
Picnics '--'d.
Cottage Rolls
Hamburger . . . ; ; . .
Pure Pork Sauge f ;
; ; Nb Water No Suet No Cereal
Beef Roast ..
Beef Boil ......
. Tf7 FlnTIT(7T
rmmmmh
173 S. Commercial SL r Phone 6757
Martha Sprague, honor guest.
Sta ndard Feed Co
228
Ferry SL
MEMBER
N.R. A.
Let tti3 Othar Fellow Do the Guessing...
There is nothing left to guesswork in the compounding
and manufacturing of ALBER'S PROVEN FEEDS.
The ALBERTS POULTRY RESEARCH STATION
AND DAIRY FARM determines what ingredients be
long in the ration and the ALBER'S CHEMIST stands
guard to see that these ingredients come op to the
standard. " " .
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO GUESS!
1933 Eggmaker Paks, 100 lbs. ......$2.05
1933 Eggmaker Mash, 100 lbs. ...... 2.00
Rabbit Paks, 100 lbs. .1... ........ 2.15
Carnation Dairy, 100 lbs..- .. 1.50
Calf Manna Paks, 25 lbs. .. 1.60
Prog. Scratch, 100 lbs. ...... 1.65
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT THE STANDARD
Pratt and Lambert
Products
Were Used in Painting and Decorating
The New McDowell Market
Pratt and Lambert
Exclusively
McGILCHRIST
325 N. Commercial St.
TTsji?s of
Whole
or -Half
Pork Roast
Spareribs
Fresh Pig
10c
yrwwo
Pig Feet ; 2c
This is the Best' Trimmed Pork sold on
the Salem Market.
.::.d....l0c
..12c
.....:.....10c I ferloin Steak . i 12c
........d...:...6c I Veal Roast :.;l...d...;........10c
Veal Stew ' - ,
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The McDowell, meat market,
will be installed in its new loca
tion, 171 , South :i Commercial,
Tuesday morning,.-with- removal
to the new plant to be completed
Sunday and Labor day, The new
location will give the McDowell
market the largest . meat curing
plant in town, land will more than
double the capacity in the pack
ing end of the plant.
A fireproof smokehouse has
been' constructed , at the rear of
the new-building, which is Just
one door north of the old loca
tion. ; The curing department has
been greatly enlarged, and all up-to-the-minute
equipment added,
Including a large eeparate cooler
for bacons and an ice machine
with tire times capacity of the
one which has been used.
Three brothers, R. L. McDow
ell, Clay McDowell and O. C. Mc
Dowell, are proprietors of the
market, which was founded 14
years ago when their late father
was- also one of the proprietors.
The new plant is in the building
recently purchased by Dr. E. G.
Prime.
Phone
6S58
Products Are Sold
in Salem by
PAINT STORE
TeL 8478
..:.10c
4 lbs; 25c
Hocks3.d..i:;........5c
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. 10c
10c
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close at 8 o'clock Saturday
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