AuRbvoir Party , r
Compliments. C
pelzelk : X:
Mr. ud Mrs. John J, ElUott
end Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Maison
were hosts for : a smartly ex
. ranged ao rerolr dinner party
last night at the Elliott resi
dence on' Marion street in com
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Delsell who are 1 e a r i n g
shortly to ' use up weir resi
dena In Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Delsell have been popular mem
bers of the younger set of the
.capital. f
"A bouquet of paatel summer
flowers centered the dlrlng ta-
hi vnllnwln the dinner hoar
cards and games were, in play.
'- Covers were plal 'for Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas W. Delsell.
'."Mr; and Mrs. P.-D. Quisenberry,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ford. Mr. and
Mrs. Jerald Backstrand; Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy H. Simmons, Mr. and Mra,
Kenneth Bailey, . Mf. Carl Ga
rielson, Mr. and Mrs. John El
liott and Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Malton. .
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Missionary Circle at
Purvinc Home "
. The Ann Jndson Missionary cir
cle of the First baptist church was
entertained at the home of Mrs."
Othella Purrine Friday night.
- Following a business meeting a
oroKram was siren : Mrs. Joe Teel'
led derations; Mrs. Blanche Za
hara talked on mission work la'
China: Dr. and Mrs. J. Vint oa
Scott told of their Missionary
u 1 ALL. - MfVlnli in.
wora in inuia iuu uiu wunu m
cluded Misses Betty Clark, Mabel
. Elizabeth Fox and Mary Copley
sing.'
'At the
S IS- SH S!u
was assisted
Klein. Mrs. Robert Wagers. Mrs
Gilbert Stein and Mrs. Clarence R.
Shrock. -
The guest list included Dr. and
Stein. Mrs. Howard Blum. Mrs.
Stanley Morris, Mrs. Clarence R.
Shrock, Mrs. Cecil A. Lants. Mrs.
Otto Engdahl, Mrs. Lowell Moran.
Mrs. Edward Zahara. Mrs. Gerald
Christotferson, Mrs. James L. Wil
liams, Mrs. Ray Cates, Mrs. P. D.
v u aubuciii wiv. v j u -vy.
lan, Mrs. Glen Newland, Mrs. Ber
nard Zobel, Mrs. Marvin A. Roth,
Mrs. Floyd E. Miller, Mrs. E. Q.
Gritton, Mrs. Marion ; Curry, Do
lores Bailey, Mrs. Donna Sexton,
Sexton Zelma Broneuchio, Mrs.
Joe Teel, Mrs. Henry Schmidt,
Mrs. J. G. Nash, Mrs. Albert Ram
seyer, Mrs. Lucille Starkey, Mrs.
Robert Wagers, Mrs. E. C. Pur
rlne and Mrs. Kenneth Klein.
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Miss Hendricks Honors
Visitors at Party
Miss Vivian Hendricks was hos
tess for an Informal party Monday
night at her home on Hazel are-
nue In compliment to Miss Doris
Godard of Junction City and house
guest ot Miss Hilda McDowell and
for Miss La Vonne Mills of Med
ford, the guest ot Miss Virginia
CoateS. :. . . t- .y -i'
Bridge was in play during the
. evening. with a late supper serred
by the hostess.
Guests were Miss Doris Godard,
Miss La Vonne Mills, Miss Beth
Holcomb, Miss Claudlne Gueffroy.
Miss Maxlne Woodfleld, Miss Ber
nita Holsteln, Miss - Naoma HoK
stein. Miss Hilda' McDowell. Miss
Betty Lou Williams, Miss Eleanor
Wagner. Miss Dorothy Eacstaff.
Miss Virginia coates, and: Miss
Vivian HonArlrka
Vivian Hendricks.
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- Arriving in the capital Friday to
be the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Otten, was Mrs. George Paine and
' daughter, Jane, "of Norfolk, Vir
ginia. They will visit In Salem tor
a abort time and then go on to
Seaside to risit her parents and
will return to the Otten home be-:
for returning south. They came
north rla-the San Francisco fair.
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Mr. L J. Critteatdea is entrain
ing Sunday for Edmonton, Alber
ta, Canada, to risit with his
daughters and their famines, Mr.
and Mrs. C Bndd and Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Beatty. He- will return
to Salem In several weeks.
LEAVING SALEM Mrs. T. W. DelzelL who with. Mr. Del
i l leering soon to make their home in Portland. The Xel
tzllt were honored at a dinner party last night at the John Elliott
home.'
' . CLUB CALENDAR
"' Saaday, Jaae S3 '.. ; ;
' OSNA picnic. Sllrer Creek
Falls. 4:S0 p. m.'
v VFW and auxiliary picnie
Paradise Island. For .transpor
tation telephone 1739. .
Taesday, Job 27
VFW fcuxiliarym e e 1 1 a g
Episcopal parish halL
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Wednesday, Jane 8 .
East Central e i re 1 e,. First
.Methodist church, no-host
luncheon with Mrs. II. G. Carl,
: SIS street, 1 p. m.
r Nebraska auxiliary covered i
: dlah dinner, with Mrs. Aura
- Williams ltli South Liberty,
1 11 a. m.
' ,atarday, Jane 24 '.'
1 ' " f C chorus, with Mrs. Mae
Abbey, 40ti North Cottage :
i etaeet, 7:i p. m.-'" ?
Bridge SUDDeT at
BagleyHome
Tonight
Mr and Mr- 3"
ley. Jr.. are arranging a delight
ful . party , for tonight JL. their
tinma In VinrmnnA Hclrhta in
compliment to a group ot friends.
!Sereral hours of cont act will
be in play followed by a late
supper serred . by tne nostess.
Bouquets of "summer : flowers
will decorate the guest ' rooms.
Guests 'will ' be ; Mr. axd Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Eggstaff. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer -Merg,; Mr. and Mrs. 'Rus-.
sel Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Clairo
Brown, r Mr. and Mrs. J. Deane
Patterson," Mr and Mrs. Dvight
Lear and Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Bagley, Jr.
Zontian Guests af
H. E. Barrett Home
Miss Helen Barrett and Dr. Mar
lon Follis were hostesses Thurs
day evening to the members of
Zonta International and guests in
the gardens of the H. E. Barrett
home. The gardens were lovely
with their variety of summer flow
ers . and this same variety of
blooms was used in the table dec-
orations. Miss Barbara Barnes as-
viblvu uio uuBicHci ux Dcnui.
Honor guest of the party was Miss
Hazel Cook, former president of
the Salem group, who expects to
be leaving the city soon. Miss Cook
was presented with a gift by the
members of her organization.
Special guests present were:
Mrs. R. W. Land. Mrs. Gladys
Christlanson, and Miss Jess Mc
Donald. Members of Zonta present
were: Misses Helen Barrett, Bar
bara Barnes, Hazel Cook, Lillian
McDonald, Dorothy Pearce,' Mable
Savage and Helen Tockey; Mes
dames Belle Brown, Byron B.
Herrick, Edna Hunt, Ora Mcln-tyre,-
Margaret RoseeransV La Verne
Winkler and Dr. Marion Follis.
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Republicans Meeting
a . n
At iacniC
. Marion County Young Republi
can club is holding a picnic this
uiernuon ana ' evening; at nazei
Green with Charles Weise the
speaker during the business meet
ing. Free transportation Is being
provided for those who gather at
the Marion hotel at S o'clock and
again at t o'clock. ; A no host din
ner, is to be served but coffee will
be provided by the committee.
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Shower Compliments
Miss Beatty
Miss Eva Beatty, bride-elect of
Mr. M. T. Madaen, was honored at
a lovely shower Thursday after
coon at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
E. E. Getxlaff on Center street
The hostesses were Miss Viola and
Miss Nora Mallernee and Miss Ka
therlne Adlard.
An interesting program of mu
sic and reading was given during
the afternoon. Refreshments were
served to (0 guests. Bouquets of
roses, hydrangeas, lilies and other
summer flowers were arranged
about the rooms.
.
: Mrs. V. E. Knhn, Mrs. Eugene
Halley and Mrs. Peter Sather were
the luncheon guests of Mrs.' J. M.
Kelley In Portland on Thursday.
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Annual Reunion
On Sunday at
Fry Home
' . The . annual reunion of the
first graduating class of the Sa-,
lem high school, class of 1888
19, win be held at the home of
Mrs. - Daniel J. Fry. COC , South .
High' street, Sunday, Jane. IS.
Mra. Fry is a former teacher of.
seme of the members of. this class -and
is an honorary member. ,.,
' . Members of the class are scat
tered ; all over the country, but
many return each year for the re-'
anion. The graduates - In 1889
numbered 4 f, and last year 1 9
returned for the gathering here.
A eorered dish dinner will be
serred at noon. ; - -?f
Officers serving the past year
hare been Milton - Meyers, presi-
jonnson. treasurer and Mrs.
Florence Irwlnr secretary.
Former Salem Resident
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Married in rortland ;
Miss Perry Bogdanorich, daugh
ter ot Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bogdan
orich of Portland, became the
bride of Mr. John Kaffun, son of
Mrs. J. Kaffun ot Salem, at a nup-
tiei mass at 10:80 o'clock at St.
Phillip's Nerl church, June IS
Father Troy officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Jack Bogdan
orieh. - She wore a tulle and lace
dress with fall length tuUe veil.
Her bouquet was a shower of
white sweetpeaa, Johanna Hill
roses, bouvardia and gardenias.
Miss Minnie Bogdanovich, of
Portland, the bride's sister - and
honor attendant, wore a dress ot
tulle and lace in tea rose. Her head
wreath matched her shower bou
quet of roses, sweetpeaa and del
phiniums.
The bridesmaids, the Misses Ag-
nes Kaffun of Salem and Margar-
et Hamilton wore matching dress-
es of Julie and lace in cornflower
blue. Their head wreath matched
lUcli BOO WcT DOUQUclS. - IflTTie
bouquets.
Mary Lou Dulcich, dressed in
cornflower blue tulle, was flower
girL Terrence McCarthy dressed
In white and carrying a calla lily,
was ring bearer.
Mr: Edward Kaffun acted as
best man for his brother.
Ushers were Mr. Edward Lind-.
strom and Mr. Howard Kaffun.
The wedding breakfast' was
serred for the Immediate families
at the Imperial hotel. The' recep
tion was held at the church rec
tory. Assisting at the table were
the. Misses Louise Slriannl, Evelyn
Rldenour, ' Mildred . Hlapclch and
Frances -Barta. Miss Anne Stlpaa
or-cut-the bride's cake, and Miss
Bernlee Celsl poured.
For going away,, the bride wore
a three-piece suit of blue with
fuachla accessories and corsage et
gardenias. .
After a two weeks trip to Brit
ish Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Kaffun
will be at home in Portland.
FOE Auxiliary Holds
Regular Meeting
Willamette auxiliary Fraternal
Order of Eagles met Wednesday
for a business meeting with Mrs.
Elsie Eshleman presiding. Three
candidates, Mrs. Neva Strode,
Mrs. Eato Sim and Irene Hamil
ton were initiated to membership.
Mrs. Julia Smith, treasurer ot
the auxiliary, will be the official
delegate to the state conrention in
Roseburg. The auxiliary drill team
has held the state championship
for two years and will again com
pete.. Mrs. Suxana' Pruitt is the
captain. .. ,
M. nil Mm VnaiJli )11 fl
Barbara Bell and their house
sueata, axrm. ix. a. Herman ana
Betty, of Tekamah, Nebr Mra.
Joseph Rowan and Ellen ot Mason
City, are spending the weekend :
at the Devils Lake regatta. The
visitors will leave from the coast
end will go on to San Francisco
and the fair.
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: Mr. sued Mrst Edwla Armstrong
are entertaining as their house
guests this summer Mrs. Arm
strong's . sister. Miss Francos
Tucker of Washington, D. C, and
aunt, Mrs. Charles Fisher ot Can
ton, Illinois. The. Armstrongs and
their guests will enjoy a trip along
the coast .highway next week
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I Antong those motoring to Camp
Clatsop -today, to attend the an
nual review will be Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McKay. Mrs. Thomas
Everett May, ? Mrs., George l. A.
White and Mrs. Harry Hunt Tow--ler
of Seattle. '
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Dr. and MrwBnrtoa Myers and
daughters enjoyed several days at
Timber line lodge this week. They
bare had aa their house guests
Kent and Bteksr Wfllson of '
Seattle who are Yen route - south
on a trip. . -
Mrs. Marion Moore is spending
the week in Portland with : her
mother Mrs. E. E. Gilbert,' who '
has been seriously in i and ; her
brother-in-law and sister," Mr. and
Mra. Ronald Hudklns. v '
I Mrs. George. , Blame returned
yesterday fr9m r. atx weeks in -Seattle
. where aha has been with
her. husband .who has ' been con-.
"fined In the Marine hospital. Mr.
Blume, is reported as improving. .
:; . Y; , ,-t l
I Mr.tand.Mr&'Lymaa 8teed
are spending the Weekend at their
nummer. place, at, Nelscott . and
iare as their guests Mr.' and Mrs. '
William D. Evans. "
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I Mr; and Mrs. Doaald Yeang are
motoring to Lake Oswego tonight
to attend a dinner party for which
, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eastman
wUl be hosts. , ., 5
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) Mra. . Wmiam ' J.'.Uaalck ' and
daughter. Jeapne, hare returned '
from svsereral weeks' stay In San.
Francisco and other points of fn
terest In the south.
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' Rembrandt artist . SjaOd wfil ,
meet with Mr. Loren Boulier, 125
North 14th street tonight at 7:80
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1IAXINE BUREN
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, . MARRIED IN SOUTH Miss Elizabeth Lewis, former Sa
lem girL who was married to Mr. Dalbert Jepsen of Salem In Los
Angeles Friday morning. The couple Is coming north this week.
MlSS LeWlS Wed
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-In !rkiih
. From California comes word
of the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford A. Lewis o Salem,
to Mr. Dalbert Jepsen oZ Salem
which ; was solemnized In Los
Angeles Friday morning. Only
close friends of the couple wit
nessed the ceremony. A break-'
fast followed the wedding.
The couple left for San Fran
cisco and the Golden Gate ex
position and will be in Salem
the first of the week.
Miss Lewis la a graduate of
Salem schools and a well known
young pianist. This winter she
was soloist" with the Salem Phil
harmonic orchestra. She has
studied with Olga Steeb In Los
Angeles and has ben piano in
structor at the Marlborough
school for girls.
Mr. Jepsen is a' prominent
young riolinlst and has been
eoncertmaster ' with the Salem
Philharmonic Symphony. He Is
a graduate of Salem schools, and
Willamette university and la now
teaching riolin In the capital.
The General Aid of the First
Methodlsjt church will meet Wed
nesday at 1 o'clock for a eorered
dish luncheon. The Lucy Ann Lee
circle will act as hostess group
and be in charge of the program
and business meeting. This is
the year's last meeting and all
ladies of the church are invited.
Mrs. Robert Spragne left Fri
day tor Seattle where she will visit
with relatives and trlenda for the
next week. Accompanying her was
Miss Eleanor Sprague of Seattle,
wh0 nM bee her ho,UB gne8t-
' Dr. and Mrs. C A. Down, Hume
and Warren Downs and Miss Fla
rla Downs are expected to arrive
In the capital today from Califor
nia where they attended th grad
uation of Miss Downs at Pomona
college.
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"I hope these overalls' doaC pat any IHy ideas tm Martlaa head about
t - - r my working la the garden." ; 'v -'-:-..'
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This gal can take her begonias 6r leave them alone. Bat If yoa do like
; gardening, youll enjoy these overalls. They're aary blue cotton in
a linen weave. Sana blouse, the halter neck makes them grand for
. sunning at the beach. ; At right, the sharkskin tennis shorts are
pleated and could almost pass tor a skirt. The blouse is tailored
v? and comforUbly full, with patch pocketa and smart lapels.
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TForteVa iWifor-
Marriage of Couple
Revealed at Party
Announcement is being made of
the marriage ot Mrs. Charlotte La
Due Gladden, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. LaDue, to Mr. Claud
Versteeg of Salem, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Versteeg of Portland. The
news w a a told to a group of
friends at an informal party
Thursday night with Mrs. Vers
teeg, Mrs. Eula Beckner and Mrs.
Lloyd Wilson acting aa hostesses.
Mrs. Versteeg is well known In
Salem and Mr. Versteeg Is connect
ed with the Personal Finance com
pany. The couple will reside at the
Glendora apartments.
Guests bidden to hear the news
were Mrs. Fred LaDue, Mrs. Max- -ine
McKenzle, Miss Colene Men
nis. Miss Myrtle McClay, Mrs. Dor
othy Boyle and Miss Yonne
Smith.
Tea at Panton Home
This Afternoon
Mrs. J. J. Panton la entertaining ,
at a delightful lntotmal tea this
afternoon at her home in compli
ment to her daughter, Mrs. L. Har
ter Markwood (Gwen Panton) of
Berkeley, Calif. A group of the
honor guest's college friends hare
been to call between 8 and S
o'clock.
Sunday Dr. and Mrs. William C.
Panton and children of Portland
will be dinner guests at the Panton
home. Mra. Markwood will return
to Portland with her brother and
sister-in-law to spend a week. She
will return to Salem before going
south.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C Leaven
worth just returned from a two
weeks visit in Washington and
British Columbia. They attended
the Methodist uniting conference
of the Pacific northwest in Bell
in gham and spent several days in
Victoria.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk and
daughter, Janet, are enjoying a
stay in San Francisco and will
risit the Golden Gate exposition.
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IF(ID(D)dl
Cooked Vegetables
Make Salad
Crisp round crackers, spread
with a aarory meat mixture will
add style to the salad plate. Try
this combination. '
VEGETABLE SALAD
LUNCHEON
Cook eauliQpwer, broken Into
flowerets, -tiny carrot balls, diced
beets and fresh peas until tender.
Cool and marinate each regetable
separately in a well-seasoned
French dressing. Drain, toss to
gether lightly and serve in crisp
lettuce cups. Garnish with a salad
dressing if desired. Serve with 2
or S Saroarles.
- J SAVOURIES
: Spread round crackers with the
following sajroary combinations
Deviled ham mixed with lemon
juice and' a : dash ' of Worcester
shire aance.
Llverwurst mashed and mixed
with small amount of mayonnaise,
lemoa juice and a dash of pepper.
' e .
Sausages Make Good
candwich Filling
Ready to serve- sausages, or
the regular rarieiy ere made In
to an excellent sandwich.
TOASTED SAUSAGE
SANDWICHES
Sausages
C slices buttered bread
f slices tomato
New!!
Blanket Special!!
25 Per Cent Wool!
70x80 Taffeta Bound
.99
Beacon blankets make warm friends ... so saya
the slogan on the label of Beacon blankets. Thesa -handsome
blankets come in all the modern
color schemes . . . novelty checkered borders
. . . taffeta bound, etc On sale today . . . it's a
mill promotion.
bale!
RINGS
BROOCHES
BRACELETS
EARRINGS
JITTERBUGS
BRILLIANTS
LOCKETS
It you'd like an odd piece of costume jewelry ... something very
, Unusual . attend this sale of samples today! Pick up some pieces for
birthday gifts . -. .even for the year-end Holidays. Ridiculously low
priced.,. . , . . '
You'lir Get Along Swimmingly:
In A
Skintight" Suit!! j
' Sleek as aatta! These new lastex satin swim salts are smart
In their colorful array ot shimmering posies or plain ahades.
Choose novelties or black and white.. Shop Miner's-today
ior ine eesc in swim 9Vbi -
Sale! V- . , -
Summer $.'
2nd Floor, .m
Berries Appeari
In Markets
This Week
Berries take the center ef the
market's stage . these summer
days with practically every ra
riety in the grocers displays. '
There are raspb-rrles, black
caps, boysen berries, yorng Jer
ries, strawberries, currants,
gooseberries and wild blackber
ries. . "
, Just for rarlety'a sake the
grocer: shows watermelons, can
taloupes and honey dew melons.
peaches, plums, apricots t and
prunets move aside fc'a box
of the first green - applea. ,
:. Arocadoa "appear in the hard
skinned rariety, bananas are
good," citrus fruits plentiful.
Fresh datea hare appeared In
some markets. .
Vegetables are in as great
rariety aa fruita. : -
There are lettuce, cress, spi
nach and young cabbage among
the leafy regeUblea.
Carrots, beeta, turnips and ra-
hdu mrm tlia Hint nfffrinm.
dishes are the root . offerings.
. Tomatoes, onions and cucum
bers are plentiful salad ingre
dients. '. Squash and tgg paint are
mid summer offerings. ,
-slices American cheese.
. Place a slice of tomato on
each piece of buttered bread. On
Top place a. thin slice of Ameri
can cheese. Corer with- ready-to-eerre
sausage slices. Sausage
links which hare been partially
cooked. Place under broiler or
In a hot oven nntil the sausages
ira well orowned. the - esteese
melted and the bread toasted,
Main Floor
Sample
2 for $1
Satin Lastex
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A
Beacon
Today's Menu
V The weekend ' menus Include
such interesting foods as . beaten
round steak and fresh berry caps.
TODAY
. . Vegetable salad
' Pounded round steak
I Buttered beets and greens
New potatoes ...
' :.V Green applesauce
V : Gingerbread
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: SUNDAY . .
Berry cup: :
Beef birds
Maahed potatoes
New cauliflower,
. Cherry, pif.
MONDAY
Sliced tomatoes
-. Hamburger cakes
Mushroom gravy
; French fries ' .
' Battered. carrots and beets
Yoangberries and cream
. Store cookies
IJotiee Sunqap IJoaStS
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Fancy Name
Coffee lends -a fine, flavor to a
topping tor ice cream which Is giv
en a fancy name just for fun.
PAN-AMERICAN SUNDAE
Add hi cup sugar to S egg yolks,
slightly beaten, and beat well.
Make double strength coffee, (us
ing t heaping tablespoons of cof
fee to each measuring cup of wa
ter); add 1 cup of the strong cof
fee to first mixture and cook in
top of double.boller until mixture
will coat a spoon: cool. Pour over
lemon lee cream and top with flne-
ly chopped Brazil nuts.
TODAY!!
Last Day of Annual
Sale of Summer
Foundations....
3-95 . 4.95 . 5.95
Don't forget that today is the last day of our
annual Gossard foundation sale, of summer
weights! It's your opportunity to be expertly
fitted with one of the world's leading founda
tions at a earing of one-third! Both completes
and girdles In this showing.
EXPERT FITTING
Jewelry
- -it. .
rTALSIM f ORttCOH
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