11 iMIlMIVIW-iaeSB$W TIia riTOWIfVW ST A TITV MAM' Vilam mavmo 'llinMilaii Mmfii Tnlv V W1 PAGE TEN Jj if' ai nr 1 home of the bride's parents. A reeepUon foUowed. Hiss x AlVin JMaiTied tO Preceding the ceremony the Speal vu In charge of the dining QrirT PktAT TVfXVfi nT- Turf la Misses Charlotte and Florence room, assisted In serrinr hy the XltYTO uaie uirtis Curtlg Banj a duet x L0T6 Too MlMeg Ethel A1Ien Alice( M,r. 1 LebanonMls, ElUabeth Ma, Truly Mrs. Jay Curtis played Jorle and Charity Curtis. - ter of M r. nd M. C. P. Bishop Alrin. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Lohengrin', wedding march. J? V?tI hrfd? lid of Balam-. and Mis. Robert Moo- W. r! Alvin. exchanged marriage The bride was lorely tea gown Jojhe home J dy Bu'en M ta. high eaa JSXX?T.t?SrSi 5K.K w'uhSa1 shlaM tn ifta for Uo Pattern 14 MEN'S OXFORDS .WHITES Leading the field in White Oxfords, Brownbilt styles play up in quality and style and priced here at only 45 $ and $3 T Don't NT- ' fZtffr Miss This fv Great I T.3EWG ! i An f S ; . I F . - ; I - - : " ! MEN'S OXFORDS BROWNS & BLACKS Special selling ... exceptional values . grain and plain leathers. See these specials ! USTER BROWN SHOE STORE Known .... Locally Owned 1 fc - j Nationally mm 1 1 . . H Hin-a Thursday and Friday July 2 and 3 Thursday and Friday July 2 and 3 Enjoy the F o u r t Ii and These Warm Days With Cool Delicious Cereals Pinti CORN FLAKES 2 for . L 15 C SSV PEP. ' H 10c SAVE V SWEET PICKLES -rrr Ripe Olives l's a package RICE KRISPIES 10c a package WHEAT KRISPIES 2 for 23c PORK BEANS Van Camp's 11 oz. Marshma ou l-lb. Cellophane pc..iige JELLO 6 Delicious Flavors a package r . Libby's, Domestic Can, a'c JJcdSsq SARDINES s 3 : I'. Patronize Your Nearest F B A Merchant Thursday and Friday, July 2 and 3 Friendly t , Service WAV Right Prices Busy Corner Grocery , 1807 8. 12th Capitol Street Market , 011 N. Capitol Davies Grocery 2380 Fairground Economy Grocery 112 X. Commercial " ' ' . . ' Goodman's Grocery 2446 Fairground 1 : V Hollywood 'Food Mkt. 2086 N. Capitol ' R. G. Henderson Chemawa, Oregon Krneger Grocery. 1190 S. Commmiil .. ; Little Lady's Store 1100 Center Nob Hill Grocery 1000 S. Commercial Robinson's Conf. & Grocery 227 S. Winter Johnson's Grocery 075 Market Ficklin's Grocery 1027 State St. PAPER cup a package f IU J 11 i l lb. 19c Miss Rose Elia is Bride of Glenn Bowman" A. beautiful weddlnx caremony of E an day afternoon -was tnat at which Hiss Roaa Elia bee am the brld cf Glenn Bowman. Rer. D. W. Daniel read the aerrice In the presence ot Im mediate relaUres at 1:10 p. tn. The eoBple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. D. Darby. The bride was lovely In a nary bine suit and white hat and wear lng corsage of tosebada and Ullee-of-the-Talley. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Laigle of Pringle. The groom la the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O.' Bowman of Tur ner, and Is employed at Basick's market. The couple will make their home in Salem. Iiss Bahcock Tendered Farewell Party Miss Bertha Babcock will de part Saturday to spend her vaca tion In Milwautie, Wis. As an au revoir tribute, Mr. and Mrs.. K. H. Pickens j entertained with ' a gar den supper and gift shower for her Tuesday night. Guests were Miss Babcock and the Misses Alice Vandervort, Ida Miller, Laura Wright, Audreanne Reynolds, Lola Dale Pickens, Katherine Carthew, Mrs. Ray Graber, Mrs. Fern Davenport, Mrs. Donald Wiley Poole, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Ethel Parr, Mrs. Catherine Starr, Mrs. Ora McKen tie. Mrs. Louise Miltonberger, and Mrs. Irma Victor. - ' -1 ' Tryon-Tower Wedding Is Announced The marriage of Miss. Marjorie Tryon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tryon, and Eugene Tower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Tower, has been announced. It occurred June 15 in Oakland, Calif. The bride has been a stu dent at Mills college for the past year and Mr. Tower has been at tending Oregon State college. Both plan to resume their studies at O. S. C. this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Toer will spend the summer at Jacksonville, where Mr. Tdwer is connected with the forest service. The recent rride Is at' present a house guest of her parents, r i Airlle The wedding of Miss Lillian Davis of Corvallis to Har old Toedtemeier, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Toedtemeier, was held In the Methodist church in Corvallis Sunday. Mr. Toedtmeier is a graduate of Oregon State col lege and has a position In Boise, Ida., as a radio technician, im mediately after the ceremony the young couple left for Idaho. Among the guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Hoedtme ier and Mrs. S. R. Smith. . Lebanon Mrs. Amanda Mel com and son. Dr. Marshall Mel com of Shelton, Wash., and J. A. Blevens of Portland were recent dinner guests at the home of Mrs. yirena Mary, sister of Mrs. Mei-com. 3sr Kr) 'im it A Mi To Start Shortcut EUGENE. Ore.. July iMlPh- WPA officials said today they will Tint a r nf ISO men ta WOrk On the "Route highway betweenf- the transient camp at Linslaw and Mapleton jlf Lane county will pur chase some heavy machinery for grading work. The route la Eu gene's proposed new short-cut to the ocean, i By ANNE ADAMS There isn't one among us who won't want this cool, slinf-line frock that's so flattering, so prac tical for warm weather wear ! You must have one, or more, n ; a dainty cotton fabric perchance a bright , gingham, a printed k per cale, gay poplin or colorful film, ity? It's so easy to turn "home dressmaker" for a few hours vith the aid of this simple AnneAd ams pattern, and when you're through you'll have a cool flock ideal for home, garden and porch wear. Tou'll find the long Ren ter panel will make you; seem so much taller, the cape sleeves keep you cool, and the adjustable ibelt assures you a well fitted waistline. Send fifteen cent (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred)! for this Anns Adams pattern. Write plainly name, address and sty number. V Be 8ois to SUte Slxe If Send for oar Anne Adams psturn book I Choose, from its many c6oU mart models jnst what will flatter your type for work and play, vaca tions, parties. Special elenderizinf : de signs for stouts. Lorely ; frocks J for brides - and bridesmaids. Sturdy f de sigTis for children. The latest fabric news. Book fifteen cents. Pattern fifteen cents. Twenty-fire cents j for both, when ordered together. i; Address orders to The Oregon Statesman Pattern Dept.. 215 Sooth Commercial street. Salem, Ore. Make necessary enclosures. Your order Will ba promptly attended to. - if Orders customarily ara filled with in four days from time received by The Statesman. : " . II -A 135 N. Commercial St. Phone 5197 or 7023 Sole Agent Penslar Remedies in) Marion County be wise Iand SCIIAEFERIZE j - ResDonsibility ! fTTS That you may get just what is in- IJ) ) tended. r r i S Thnt vmi mav be sure of quality In gredients. h That you may have confidence. That vmi nav no more than a just- ; price. . l(Some of the ingredients of a propel prescription) " Sleep Well I The nights are shorty and you need all the rest4 you can get. Use !i Schaefer's !i Kidney and! Bladder Pilll for Comfort and Relief - i 50c: -li.-- Vacation Days should be happy days keep them free from pain and annoyance of corns by using ; "; Schaefers Corn Remedy 2 No Relief, No Pay The Schaefer Way SPECIAL SAVINGS BRING THE ADS issc Montag Box Paper rcial Lbl Sales & Over 65c Pound PAPEEl CPenslar) I SPECIAL The best at Schaejerl 'Always! Idfr V.i : V4:ttd9 lrll'.1wim Words and Music by Schre.ler-Berg "HBHaVaHHaaBBMBBMBaiBMBBlBBflBBaB THE A) WE HAVE. WON i 1M WHOUCSOW' FUN - '7 v m nn v tell C jnuppy HOW- I w a m m w - . ar m r v . - 1 : a!J I aV When you develop the! habit of dealing here,you've won; your Indepen dence from poor quality and high prices! Le us . supply ! you with your Groceries. Meats, fruits ana veeeianies. , com plete line of groceries of the finest at unusually moderate prices. POTATO CI PS For Yoii- Picnic Large Package Reg.' 15c i Special T X?MS TO PEAL AT i $CHREDERBR6 t GROCERY f OLIVES Tree ripened. Wyandotte brand JELL-WELL Pkg. . cans PICKLES Sweet Nubbins. 6-oz. jar . ...i. 25c 5c 9c DEVILED! 1 MEATS ..!.t.. PORK AND BEANS Pound! can i - i HONEY New crop. 5-lb. pail cans 10c 45 c Pure ;Cane 10 11 COFFEE Salem's favorite. Fresh roasted, lb. . BALL MASON CAPS Regular ctn. JAR RINGS; 3 pkgs ......I 20c 18c 10c BEST FOODS REAL MAYON vatqp pif Ur. I : PRUNES iRed Spot. Large ; can, i..-. TOMATOES Green Spot. No. 2y caii i.J 27c 9 Gal. Size 500 AQ IK Bonneville h . ! e All Family Purpose Every Sack' Guaranteed . i i '1 For fine Bottle L 2 2 Q ORDERS OVER $2.00 DELIVERED FREE C.S.Omig's Market Fourth of July Specials Choice Sugar Cured PICNICS lb. 2 0 ? lb. Sugar Cured . BACON Half or Whole PURE LARD Choice Colored FRYERS 2fj-ll. Average Choice RABBITS II