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PAcn six u - ' ; , . . " . II Society Scholarship Tea ' To be Given : Today THE annual scholarship loan tea given by : the Woman's lub will be held' this after noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. - D. B. Jarman on S o n t h High street, between the hours of 3 and C o'clock. Business men are In Tited to call after working; hours as well as all . women of Salem . and Tlclnity. :x "s, -: -" - The Jarman home is exceeding ly attractlTe for an affair of this nature, being spacious and new. Mrs. R. K. Meorhead will In troduce to the line In which wilf be Mrs. Clifton Mudd. president of the Woman's club, Mrs. D. B. Jarman; Mrs. J. H. Xauteman. Mrs. C P. Bishop; Mrs. Fi-A.-. El liott. Mrs. V. O. Shipley anjMrs J. M. DeYers. rr V-.- ,. - The tea table! will ' be cbrered with a beautiful lace cloth and : centered with a low bowl of mixed spring flowers in shades - of yel low, flanked by cream-colored, ta kers in. carved wooden candle- Presiding at the urns will be Mrs. Percy Kelly. Mrs. J. N. Cham bers, Mrs. George H. Swift and Mrs. Dan Fry. Sr. Serving will be Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs. Floyd ' White, Mrs. Laban Steeves, Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs. Oscar Cutler. Mrs. Ray Schott and Mrs. Ralph Jackson." 'x - v r 3 . , Assisung aooui ine rooms win be Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo, Mrs; Milo Rasmussen, Mrs. C. K. Snaaldlnr.Mrs. L. R. Clark. Mrs William JIcGIkhrlst, Jr., Mrs. Da vid Wright, Mrs. W. H.. Darby. Mrs. R.- E. Carrier, Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Ray, L. Farmer, Mrs. P. A. Erixon, Mrs. Charles Galloway. Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. Grorer C Bellinger. rs. Hal D. Patton. Mrs. George Rossman and Mrs. W. D. Smith, i t ,Mrs. Percy R. Kelly is in charge ' of the music which wilt . include vocal selections by Mrs. Harry Barms and a trio of Miss Harriett - Adams. Miss Margaret Magln and Mrs. Roy Harland. 1 - . ..The Standard Bearer girls met at the home of Miss Betty and Miss Isabelle Stevens Monday night. Miss OliTe Swingle presid ed with Mrs. Lillian Hagman, supervisor, assisting. Miss Eve lyn Swingle led the devotions, and Miss Barbara Jones gare the lee son. Miss Loretta and Miss Wil- letta Sneed played a piano, duet. ' Refreshments were served. Independence New officers of. the Stitch and Chatter club, ehos- ; en at the last meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Marquis, are: - President,! Mrs. Marquis; scribe, Mrs. Karl Brers. Pattern Hars is- a- atonninr new- frock 'designed for the woman whose fig ure ia no longer slender, and, who j ,muft choose her frocks -wun-an 'eye to disguising bad, contours. vTh .flattering eollaf - with ,f oft .cowl" arap8,t ho d e p pobted teaming and. pleat; in the skirt; - and. the new sleeves wilt do won ders. A mossy crepe, with daint ty late vestee, makes excellent fabric-'- medltrm -fiatin and; faille 'are equally good. Among the new shades are plum, blackberry and bottle greenwhile black; brown - and- navy are. always smart and correct;- c -;-"-'.'" ' i': : Pattern,-1744 is available 1 n ' sixes 36, 38.. 40,, 42, 44.i4. 48 and,50. ' 8Ite 36 takes 4 t-i yards 39 .inch fabric, and 1-6- yard .6 H Inch lace. - Illustrated teVby-tep . ' sewing - instructions4 included. IttM Wato tlSel ifeL Mtu auapa (ootn pnttmdy ft tais Asa AdsM vttra. WrlU . Jmiy , addisM Sad styla inta. Bt sars te stats sUa ;v-:r-.:.j: . Tltsvsma'ttUoa f th Aaa aaB-ptwiii book wmrhoiv r mvs Bsy. Orsx. vow copy ty ! PrU-rt wUlog, is eeats. .-.Uatalog aa4- sattsfa togctaer Z9 ecta, ; . -' ASdross ordm to Tko r Orcgoa SUtiimm fottora Dept, SIS Boata CoaMoceUl attoot. : 8oiom -MaJto soo-Mary- mcImum. row steor wiU M fioatptiy ttoao4 ta.-..- Oricra wtoourfly oro flBos witkt (aa Sayo from tfeo Um toootvoa 1 IS atataoaua. .--;;-: : . I- 1 Wmi M .h News and Club Jessie Steele, - - SOCIAL CALENDAR j, Wednesday, January 10 . . Salem high school P. T. - A. . evening , meeting -ln-school library. Judge Rossman, speaker. . W. F. M. S. of First M. E. church, 2:15 In church -parlors. -- -.: " - Woman's Missionary society of First Presbyterian,. church, '2:20 p. m. in church parlors. W. H. M. S.. Jason Lee church, at home Mrs. Walter Barham. 1735 N. Fifth. 2:15 p. m. - Scholarship loan tea at home Mrs. D, B. Jarman, given: by Woman's club. - ' : Philathean bible class. First Evangelical church, at 3 p. m. Hh Mrs. F. NIeswander, 1724 Chemeketa. Carnation-club. Degree of Honor, at . home Mrs. Fred O'Neil, 749 D, street, in afternoon. Ladies guild, American Lutheran church, in social rooms, installation of officers, 2:30 p. m. W. H. M. S., Leslie Memorial church, at home Mrs. T-Barkua, 2 pV m..K ' "' : : . . . . Woman's Missionary society. Knight Memorial church, 12:15 p. m. Luncheon at church. - V. Thursday, January 11 Macabee Thimble club at home Mrs. Bertha Love land, 405 S. 25th. 2 p. m. -Westway club at home Mrs. Bertha Smart, 2475 Cherry street, 2 p. m. Aid society, Women's Relief corps, at fairgrounds, all day meeting. PoUuck dinner at noon. Nile club luncheon and election of officers, 13 o'clock, Masonic temple. Friday, January 12 Mother's study group, First Congregational church, at home Mrs. Roger Myphing. 760 N. Summer, 2:30 p. m. Public Installation of officers, Barbara Frietchie camp No. 2, K. P. hall, 8 p. m. Ladies of the Salem Dakota club, with Mrs. LcRoy Harvey, 2396 N. Church, in afternoon. Mother's Study group. First Congregational church, at home Mrs. Roger E. Mything, 760N. Summer street, 2:30 p. m. Neighbors of Woodcraft, public installation of offi cers, fraternal temple, 8 p. m. Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist churcn meets with Mrs. Theo. Roth, 925 D street., 2 p. m. ; Saturday, January 13 Englewood Woman's club, at home Mrs. J. J. Nunn. 940 Nv 19th, 8 p. m. " Irt lhe Valley Social Realm Silverton Scores of friends called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Steen Friday after noon And evening tcwish them well on their 60th wedding anni versary. Their two daughters. Mrs. H. Gordon McCall of Port land and Mrs. Elmer Johason of Silverton gave a reception during the afternoon and evening for their parents. Presiding at. the urns during the afternoon were Mrs. C A. Reynolds and Mrs. George Steel hammer." Serving were Mrs. H. E. Johns n, Mrs. Nelson Adams, Mrs. E. Hotden and Mrs. Nels Henjun. irsM. G. Gunderson and Mrs. G. B. Bent on presided during the evening and were as- sisted by -Miss Kathryn McCall of Portland; Mias Beverly. Bent-? son, Mrs. E. Jay McCall of Sil verton and Wallace McCall of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Steen were mar ried at Brookings. Sooth Dakita on January J, 1884. They moved to Silverton on March 9, .1904 and have made their home here since. Molalla. Honoring Dr. and Mrs. J. V.' Robertson who have j Just returned from a two weeks' wedding trip to California. Mr. E. G. Miller, an aunt, and Mrs. Sidney Powers and Mrs. AUie l Cutting, sisters of the bride, en tertained Saturday night at a large reception at the Miller home. Over 80 guests called to greet the young, couple. Mrs. Rob ertson, formerly Vida Cole, is a native daughter of this commun ity and was, until her marriage before Christmas, a teacher in tae Portland schools. Dr. Robertson has been in business in Molalla about 10 years. V Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. William Masterton, Mrs. W. W. Everhart and Mrs. F. M. Hen- riksen, who served; Mrs. George Case and Mrs. Everman Robbins, who helped about the room, and Virginia Shaver and Allen e Cut ting,-who assisted in the dining room. Music was furnished by Ben Lindland and Mrs. Catherine O'Connor, i - r Special ' delivery letters and telegrams, purporting to be from such; people as Emily Post, Elea nor Roosevelt and Molalla friends, arrived during the evening filled with good advice for Dr. and Mrs Robertson; After a abort trip to RIverton to visit Dr. Robertson's parents, the young couple will live at their borne opposite tne.ntgn scneoi. Parkersfille. An enjoyable surprise party was given Satur day night' In honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown at their home. The recently Observed; their 55th wedding anniversary. ' At a late hour refreshments were? served -to Mr. 'and Mrs. W, B.-Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Manning, Mr. and- Mrs. George Ramp, Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Hoover, Rosalie Hoover, Mr. and. Mrs. C M.-Vanzuyen, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Blaln Brown, Mr. and Mrs.'. R. "Harrison,' Mr.' H. Moore and Alva Morris of Sa lem, N.iVansuy en- and . Mr. "and Mr;? Ellis Stephens. . i . . . O . . . J-i Silverton, Mrs. E. W; Garret was hostess at. bridge at her home on Lewis- street- Saturday, ' Mrs, Martin Waarvick scored high .and Mrs Robert. Goets . second at the three lab Its . which . were . in pis y. Guests included ' Mrs. Waarvick, Mrs. Goets,' Mrv E. Heald, Mrs, Clarence Morley, Mrs. C I. Cooley. Mrs. r J. Stayner. Mrs. F. M. Pow ell. Mrs. E. Klimmek, Mrs. Clyde Ramsby, Mrs.' Arthur Heater and Mrsv Lv" n,. Tucker. J Society Editor Methodist Missionary Society Meets - The W. F. M. S. of the First Methodist church will meet this afternoon in the church parlors at 2:15 o'clock. The business meet ing will be followed by a program and tea hour. All new, extension and associate members of the so ciety are special guests. The rooms will be decorated with greens and holly and 75 guests are anticipated. mp. Koy Lrfcaenour s group will have charge of the program. Mrs. Roy Ohmart will lead the devotions and Miss Gwen Gallaher will appear in musical numbers. Mrs. Lockenour will review "East ern Women of Today and Tomor row." Mrs. A. A. Schramm, "Mrs. B. L. Steeves and Mrs.-E. C. Richards will assist at the tea hour. Waldo Hills At a quiet wed ding performed In Salem Satur day afternoon. Miss Veneta.Kaser was married to Cleo McMorris. The bride wore a gown of Eleanor blue flat silk crepe. They were accompanied by Mr. and "Mrs. Johnny Brienner. . . Mrs. McMorris Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Kaser of the Evergreen district, She was graduated .from the Stayton high school and attended Monmouth. For the past five years she has been in the of flee of the U. G. Shipley store and has recently been made head of the cashier department. Mr. Mc Morris is a member of a bridge crew and makes his home in Sa lem. The young couple returned to the home of the bride and reception was tendered them by Mr. and Mrs. Kaser that evening witn so guests in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. McMorris are on a short wedding trip and on their return will reside in an apart ment in Salem. Brush Creek. Mr. and Mrs Ole Hatteberg entertained at Sun day night supper for the pleasure of Mrs. John Isaacson, who has been spending the holidays here with.her mother, Mrs. Anna K. Jensen and will leave here Thurs day for her heme in Montana. Make This MASCOT, Somehow a" dachshund seems' to be a jnirthrproYoklng dop. -Yea can ; take your, choice in this' one and make him 18 Inches long a properly droll length for- a mas- cottor LIS finches kng."for more sedate pet or toy, - The pat tern permits making him either sise. His floppy ears add to His rtattractiveaess;; whether ;,b-i Affairs Mrs. Earl Cooley Hostess to Club M- RS. EARL COOLET has in vited members of her bridge club to her home on Center street for a dessert luncheon and cards-this afternoon. " . ' The serving table will be cen tered with a bowl.df. yellow "tor- sythia and pussy willows. Mrs, Carl Emmons is a special guest. Bidden are Mrs. O. D. Adams, Mrs. Keith Brown, Mrs. James Burgess,: Mrs. . George Hug, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs. Charles Mc Elhinney, Mrs. Stephen Mergler, Mrs: Oscar' Paulson. Mrs. Fred Wolf, Mrs. Estill Brunk; Mrs. George Rhotea, Mrs. Fred Dun can, and hostess. Mrs. Earl Cooley. Chemeteta PlajTs 1- Has Premiere - "Heart Exchange," the current production ' of the Chemeketa Players, which opens tonight for a week's run at the Nelson audi torium, Chemeweta and Liberty streets, is a three - act farce com edy with action and laughs throughout the entire two and one-half hour of entertainment. The action Involves a couple of young men who become the op erators of a matrimonial bureau and before the final curtain comes down they manage to indirectly help in the -capture of a gang of rum runners and succeed In get- eing most of the friends and rela tives all married to one another. "Heart Exchange'' was written by J. C. McMullen and is being directed by Clifford Hurt. The cast Includes many well - known names in dramatic circles and should guarantee a finished per- formance. They are Arnold Maizels, Keith MIddleton, "Pat Peterson, Mike Panek, June Loch ridge, "J a c q,u 1 e" H u g h e y Mickey" Zerzan, Fred Remming ton, "Tiny" Fraham, Jimmie Se- hon and Katherine Barr. Silverton A quiet family dinner marked the 63rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steelhammer at their home on Steelhammer road at Silverton Friday night. Covers were placed for the honor couple, for Mr. and Mrs. John Steelhammer. Oscar Steelhammer of Salem. Mrs. H W. Steelhammer of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. George Steelhammer and George Steelhammer Jr. Dr. H. W. Steelhammer of Portland was in eastern Oregon and was unable to get away for the event. Mr. and Mrs. Steelhammer were married at Winona, Minn, in 1871. In 1882 they moved to North Dakota and in 1891 they came to Silverton where they have since made their -home. Mr. Steelhammer," who was born in Sweden 87 years ago, has been prominent in Marion county poli tics ana - until the very recent years, when he has not been as strong as formerly, was in great demand as a speaker. Mrs. Steel hammer was born in Norway -83 years ago. The children of Mr. and Mrs Steelhammer are John, and George of Silverton, Oscar of Salem;- Dr. Steelhammer of Port land, Louis Steelhammer and Mrs. A. T. Allen of Palo Alto, California and Arthur of San Francisco. . Woodburn. -The Royal Neigh bora of America, held their an nual .Installation at the I.O.O.F. hall Saturday night. Stella Galer acted as Installing officer and Rose Gibbens as ceremonial mar-j shal. Those installed were: Mary Gibson, oracle; Faye Dow, vice- oracle; Rose Gibbens, past oracle Stella Galer, chancellor; Minnie Abraham, recorder; Laura Rice, receiver; Anna Lichte, marshal Agnes Jones, assistant marshal Maude Sayre, inner sentinel; Dora Gibbens, outer sentinel; Rose Gib bens, manager. Installation was followed by a program in charge of Julia Brach man. ' Labish Center Clyde Boehm was complimented Thursday night when his mother, Mrs. Harry Boehm, entertained a group of young folks in bono, of his 16th birthday. Droll Dog PATTERN 617 made of velvet 'of a cotton' print; Pattern 617 comies to you wit hi the- pattern for .the dog with ad justment for either size; detailed directions and -yardage - require-t meets. -".' T." . i Send Id cents for this pattern to The Oregon Statesman Needle craft Dept.. 216 South Commer cial street. Salemi - W.M.S;;Meets Friday, At Roth Home : - The Woman's Missionary soci ety of the First Baptist eh arch will meet with MrsT Theodore Roth, 325 D street, next Friday afternoon at 2 p. m. Mrs. Roth will be assisted by u Mrs.- Mark Skiff, Mrs. Will Morley Mrs. J.' A. Gibson and Mrs. Marvin Roth. Mrs. Floyd White is in charge of the program on Alaska.' with Mrs. W. L. Meeker. Mrs. C; D. McCollough.- Mrs. J. A. Gibson and Mrs. Floyd Starkey. Mrs. Mat tie Clark Is to be devotional lead er, .. - - Special music,' a doet ''From Greenland's- Icy Mountains," will be sung by Mrs. A. A. Harms and Mrs. Henry Turner,- Mrs. 'Clifton Mudd will - give a n interesting- book review, "People of the Twi light." All women of the con gregatlon are Invited to attend. Alpha Phi Club Meets Tuesday The Alpha Phi Alpha. mother's club met at .the chapter bouee Tuesday afternoon. . Mrs. .J. D. Foley presided at the short busi ness meeting followed by a tea hour and program. , ;1 ..4 Miss Jean McElhlnney sang, ac companied by Miss Eva Cochran. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Ray A. Yocum and Miss Margaret Mor ris. Present were Mrs. William E. Kirk, Mrs. John B. Ulrich, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Lloyd Dror- baugh, Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt, Mrs. S. Dell Smith, Mrs. J. D. Foley. Mrs. J. D, Odell, Mrs. Ma son Bishop, Mrs. George Pearce, Mrs. Charles B. Galloway, Mrs. Charles McElhlnney, Mrs. Ray A. Yocum, Mrs. Ruth Reed, Mrs. W. A. Claudex. Mrs. B. A. Newman. Mrs. David Drager, Mrs. Ray Oh mart, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Rose Naef, Mrs. Pfenminge and Mrs. C. E. Smith. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs. W. E. Kirk and -Mrs. George Pearce. The Mothers' Study group of the First Congregational church will meet Friday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Roger E. Mything. 760 N. Summer St. Mrs. Ells worth G. Ricketts and Mrs. R. H. Stewart will be assisting hostess es. G. H. Quigley will discuss The Importance of Religious Education for the Child." The Nile club will meet for luncheon at the Masonic temple Thursday noon. Election of offi cers will be held followed by a so cial afternoon. The committee in charge is Mrs. George H. Duns ford, chairman, Mrs. Fred Crosby. Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs. Fred Wil liams and Mrs. John Imlab. Clear Varnish A limited amount of this four hour dryinjr clear varnish, made for sur faces that receive hard usage. Gives a tough durable and lasting film that will stand the toughest use. A quart for ' FILES Assortment of good grade round, flat, square and half-round files in lengths ranging from 12 to 18 inches. A real buy at" . 2Q3 100 QUARTS IN TERIOR FLOOR PAINT SPECIAL, flakes ; floor protection economical. Put on a coat or " two of this 7 Fisher Thorsen -fkxr paint! and then try to wear it Off . YouTl find it the tough 'efitt .best; looking finish you ever used. Buy-it at; quartV - ' y '- - r - - . , Home With Notable Newlyweds ; 1 i : -a 1 Both prominent figures m the public eye. James A. Reed, former United States Senator from Missouri, and his bride of a few weeks, the irM KT.ii n nAniwUv. r nictnred at the bride s home in Kansas City, Mo- after they returned from their honeymoon. Mrs. Reed waa, the heroine of a sensational kidnaping two years ago, when the ex-j Senator played a prominent Upset in Elks Tourney Monday Night A major npset marked the fin ish of the third consecutive bridge tournament conducted at the Elk's club Monday night. There will be five more in the series on suc ceeding Monday nights. Those placing first have never attained that position in this tour ney before, Mrs. Carl Armstrong announced, and those who have been ranking high fell down. Awards were as follows: North and south, first to Mrs. Hollls Huntington and Mrs. Wal ter Barsch; second to Earl Fisher and Karl Corey. East and west, first to Mrs. Arthur Rahn and R. B. Taylor: second to Mrs. T. A. Livesley and Mrs. William Walton. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Bowman entertained at their country home with a 1:30 o'clock four-course luncheon, the occa sion being their 29th wedding an niversary. The table, beautiful in simpli city of white linens, presented as wedding gifts 29 years ago, was further enhanced by candles of nneuncum - , We feel that present conditions jus tify relieving our ' customers paying for the unnecessary waste and ex penses of a credit business. Our savings through elimination of waste and more economical operation will be passed directly to our custom ers in the form of lower prices. Major items may be purchased on a financing plan that we have success fully used in the past. ! BEGINNING W EDNES D A Y , JANUARY 10TH, EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE, WITH THE EX TION OF CONTRACT AND SPECIAL ITEMS, WILL BE REDUCED 10UNTIL WE HAVE TIME TO READ JUST OUR PRICES TO THIS NEW POLICY. Pay Cash and Pay Less Hardware -: Pmntir- Machinery ::. 7' : - . and Plumbing -iV. ; 1 . 236 N; COMMERCIAL i PHONE 4610 ::: - :-'-SALEM,;0RE; : , vr;.- : ' T - lor the remainder or the week; placed at your disposal. .. " 4 A 4 pan m odwuuob evvsb. pastel shades in cut glass and sil ver holders. Serving .were Miss Ruth BowmaB, Glenn Bowman and Mildred Lepley. The guests: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Weddle of Stayton. Mr. and Mrs A. W. Stryker and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hollings worth, Mr. and Mrs. Dave White and Mr. and Mrs. L E. Lepley and son Willard, al of Salem; little Char lotte Carol-Lynn White of Turn er, and the hosts. Jefferson The Woman's Mis sionary society of the Christian church met Friday and heard an Interesting program, led by Mrs. Charles Loveland. Mrs. Charles Hart told about beginning of the Missionary work in India; Mrs. C. Pratt gave a talk on the Burgess National school; Mrs. Robert Ter- hune gave a contrast of the mis sionary work then and now; and Mrs. McGilvary sang a solo. The hosteses were Mrs., Guy Aupperle, and Mrs. S. A. Pease. Mrs. S. E. Hensen, Mrs. McGil vary and Mrs. S. A. Pease were special guests. Roberts. The G. T. club will be entertained January 18 instead of Thursday at the home of Mrs. 1 Bud Stutsman. o IT 8' , , .nmmmavtj UV1IUU'-J''-.' Many astonishing bargains , v Salem Gamp Assists At Installation - ',.- . Members of Hal Hibbard camp auxiliary of the U. S. W. V. as sisted in the installation ceremon ies of Ellas Hutcheson camp and auxiliary of Woodburn Monday night.,..- , s-:' .-!'--. -vr'".i v- Department officers ; present were Commander Harry V. Reed Adjutant i George F. A. Walker, President Elizabeth Reed, Corre sponding Secretary and National Musician, Myrtle Reed, an o i Portland, - and Historian Crac Mlckelson of Salem. : - Lillian McKinley, tetlring pres ident of thO-Hibbard auxiliary pre sided for the. auxiliary nning th natrlotic inaiuictox-and color team from SaleaK-j Jilikabeth Reed act- ed as lnsUlliag,fncer for th auxiliary and ..Department Com.- mander. Reed, assisted oy J..,B- Chenoweth officer of the day,. in stalled th officers of the camp. A late supper and talks by de partment heads featured the clou of the evening. . f .M Those making the trip from Sa Jem were J. B. Chenoweth. E. 3. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Jotin sey monr.- Mr. "and -.'Mrs. Charles Me Kinley, M'.aod Mrs. Carle Ab; rams, Mraj. Charles Greene, v Mr. and Mrs.-John Beltelson and Mr and Mrsj L. Miekelson. '- Silverton Mrs. Ole Satern wit hostess Monday, afternoon for Mrs John Isaacson who will 1 e a v . Thursday for her home in Mon tana after spending the past thre weeks here. Guests of Mrs. Saten. Monday were Mrs. Isaacson. Mr Oscar Satern, Mrs. Martin Hatte berg, Mrs. Hans Jensen, Mrs. Vir tor Madsen, Mrs. Anna K. Jensec Mrs. Ben Funrue and Miss Lorec Funrue. Brush Creek. A no host sur per party was enjoyed Sunda night at the John Moe home whev members of the Moe family gatb ered in the middle Of the after noon. Present Sunday were: Mr and Mrs. Ben Funrue and family Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen an family, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hai teberg and family, and Mr. an Mrs. Oscar Satern and family. 1 1 US'? THROATS Overtaxed spealmiMifir Dr. J. Vinton Scott DKXT18T j Office Phone . Home Phow S 0864 8559 S04-S 1st Katteval Bank Bldg. ! Salem, Oregon o o o o No. 8 Borne, all copper heavy gauge wash boil-, ers, with stationary wood bandies, tight fit ting covers and. heavy steel rod. rim. Compare quality! and price at fash Gen uine-Bieed extra heavy Noi ci tlvahized .wash tubsfwith rigid wood handles. A real spe cial at NAILS 50 kegs of imported com mon and box nails. Tp be sold only m keg lots at base CLOTHES ; : BASKETS r A" limited supply, of 26 inch round willow clothes basket. Staunchly rein forced rims at top and bottonv-i -s ' -1 ' - A will be l 1 -'" 'J'' Wash Boilers lis - - 1 1 in ' , lil v 1 -TO V til.. , -1 1 r t. X 1' ), if t :-S r- i 4- .