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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salen, Qrecv IHday- Monday July 7, 19394
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MT. 'ANGEI An account of
VUie wedding, of Miss . Catherine -
Tloaso of ilL AnteL who beeamt 'r
Ua bride of Carl Haath, alao for
. merly . ot . Mt.v Angel at - Barna,"
: ;pregon,;iB"undarr July 2,' was re-
1 ceiVed : here .today. The nuptial
: mass ' was read at the Catholic I
- enures at' Burns at 8 a.m. by'Rer.
. Vincent 'EtBB'."--'-' y- - '
''I The bride waa giyen' in' marri " r
; - age by her father and wore lace
over satin made on princess lines '
and a full lenjth tnlle Tell held In
place with gardenias.-She carried
a bride's bouquet of snapdragons,'
Tallisman roses and. baby breath, j
Mrs. Harry McGee, sister, of
the bride, .'was bridesmaid:' Her -
gown was a fitted model of pink
satin and she carried sweet peas
and baby breath. " ;.-v . ' .
Harry McGee acted aa best man.
- The. wedding dinner and recep
tion were held at the Pine Room
of the West Side cafe, with cot-
era placed for the bridal couple, -Mr.
and lira, t C. Clouse of ML :
Angel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGee
and Tommy of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Clouse . and John
Quier of Burns, Mrs. ; Joseph
SchwarU of Belfield, ND, MIbs VI
Ma Wagner of Dickinson, NO, and .
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schwab and
Larry, Betty Mae Clouse, and Miss
Susanne Hauth, all of Mt. Angel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hauth will make
their home In Burns where Mr. ,
Hanth is employed at the Edward -Hines
Lumber Co.
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3CD,CCD Is Left
- ForSexTeacliiiig
Dr. E. C. Brown Beqneatns
i Fimd for Benefit of
U Boy, and Girls ,
; PORTLAND, Orel, July t-(ffj-Approilmately
$100,000 was left
by Dr. B.' C Brown; Portland, who
died July 1, for social hygietae ed
tacatlon" among boys and girls of
Oregon. . , - -; .
; .The bequest was'rerealed today
when the will was admitted to
probate by Circuit Judge Georie
Taswell. " . v. . -
; Dr. Brown, who was a bachelor
left an estate rained between
$325,000 and $400,000. , He had
prprlded for close relatlres before
his death. ,
; His will stipulated that the
Bank of California, cxec'utor, was
INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Paul
Robinson was complimented
when Mrs. Homer Dodds enter
tained with an informal party
at her home in Monmouth for
past matrons of Adah : chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star. Plans
were made for the organization
of a Past Matrons' club.
Inrlted were Mrs. Paul Robin
son, Mrs. Ardella Butler, Mrs.
Laura Butler, Mrs. Stella Cal
breath, Mrs. Marion Chambers,
Mrs. Altine Dickson of Salem,
Mrs. Oril Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Fluke, Mrs. Jesse Hewett, Mrs.
Lillian Hildebrand. Mrs. Carrie
Hubbard. " Mrs.' Edna Irrine,
airs, neien Klrkland. Mrs.
he lacks in-experiencel"
with cards and other games, also
needlework. The proceeds are for
the children's farm home at Cor
Tallls. LEBANON A m a r r i a g e of
elderly parties was solemnized at
the Baptist church of Albany
Wednesday of last week when Mr.
Jerry Green, for years caretaker
of the Baptist assembly grounds
abore Cascadia and Mrs. Maude
Rlggs, a resident of Foster many
years were united in marriage
with Mr. and Mrs. B. Robinett of
Holley and Mrs. Jim Fox of Cali
fornia, aisSer of the groom as wit
Sweetbreads Make Fine
Company Food
"No wonder Shirley can't hold
And just look who's talking! For sophistication is the keynote of her
dinner dress from square decolletage to swirling hem. Black nan-
els alternate with Dink to form a dramatic sVirtr 'hnnMn A
ly draped. As sophisticated, for all its apparent modesty. Is the Jer- (Continued from page IS)
sey gown at left. It's draped symmetrically, with fullness at tha itv nar.i. - a
shoulders to form tiny sleeve caps. Tucks oyer the diaphragm create cooked sweetbreads on toast
rounds, add dabs or a piping of
the Jelly, garnish with whole
ollyes.
Remove sweetbreads from the
paper as soon as received from
market, plunge Into cold water
nd let stand for 1 hour. Drain.
put into salted boiling water and
add lemon Juice or vinegar. Cook
a slim waistline.
INDEPENDENCE Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Nelson of San Fran
cisco, accompanied by their sons
Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Nelson and daughter, arrived
Ratschman, Geneva Hammer,
Dorothy Lelay, Patricia Tweed,
Susanne Rutschman, Lucille
Roth and Elda Herr.
MILL CITY The Woman's
July 1 to visit Mrs. Jim TroxeL
ju uw cicmu ui w uij a m ik v . 7 " """"" j" ui vinegar, tool
buffet sunner waa riven bv Mrs. fl.b J? benefit party at .lowly for 20 minutes, drain and
Isa- Axel Nelson and served at the ;S2J"m' Tn. 0tt6J. Plunge into cold water, keen in
dine Mattison. Mrs. Flora Mix, home of Herbert' Nelson, honor- UfS?"?0 J9?. refrigerator until ready to cook.
- ' " A WVODfil a. 1UUVUCUU
Mrs. Ruth Morland. Mrs. Lottie ing Mrs. Troxel on her 71st birth
jnciniosn. jars, xseins MCLod. day anniversary.
Mrs. Hattle Schweizer, Mrs. An
na White, Mrs. Minnie Wolver
ton and Mrs. Homer Dodds.
Among the g u est s present
were Mrs. Wonder, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Klser, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Poruoeld, Mrs. F. B. Ellis. Mr.
SILVERTON Mrs. Ross Wins- JJlVJl?h
V V J V WW OUU latUUl a . JXll a Aim
Mrs. Axel Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
low. Miss Emma Adamson and
Miss Mabel. Mills entertained Qscar Nelson T EaVl Ronald .nfl
Tuesday at luncheon and supper gSbert Nelson '
tor Miss Mary Hoff of Glendale, 6 66 1 N .
Calif., who Is visiting at Silverton
and Salem. Miss Hoff at one time
owned the Women's Specialty
isnop at gnverton.
CENTRAL HOWELL The
engagement of Miss Marjory Herr
to Mr. Paul Reinsche of West
tTesent for the day were Miss Salem was announced Monday
Hoff, Mrs. Olga Hoffard and Miss night at a dinner party to which
Madge Hoff ot Salem: Mrs. Nellie Mrs. Elvin Herr was hontMu Th.
Wray of Portland, and Mrs. Wins- wedding date was not announced.
low. Miss Mills and Miss Adam- Guests at the dinner were:
son. The affair was held at the Misses Martha Gerig, Ruth Rams-
wmsiownome. - den, Jean Lauderback, Lillian
Laura Wheeler Gay 90's Motif s
Make Linens That Are Different
TBeyn cause v a sensation
among - yomr friends - "these
choice bits : of humor from the
gas-jet days. It Ukes . little
time to embroider them on tea
cloths, scarfs and towels. Pat
tern 2Z29
pattern of
64x7 Inches; niastratlons of
stitches; materials required; col
or schemes. " ;
. Send ten cents in coin for this
pattern to " Statesman, ' Needle
craft Dent.. Salem. Write nlalnlv
contains a transfer PATTERN .-NUMBER,- your
t ..moUfs averaging ; NAME, and ADDRESS.' r ?v
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Complete Stock of Summer Trousers on Spe
cial Sale to Make Room for Fall Stock, Which
MpgjpfV - Will Come in Soon. :
x Men's Dress Pants ;
)ln Serges, Flannel, Cheviots; New
est Shades. Reo4.98, i rV
NoW - 3.69
Men's Dress Pants 'i
new colors. Slacks and
- 2.09
J Ha
LFlaTTlpl. Poor 90
Now
Men's Washable Slacks
Summer Flannels to
Close. Out Now.
Reg. 2.98 to OO
S.98yNow, iUyU
Men's Washable Slacks
Reg. 1.98
Now
139
Men's Dress Pants
Wools, ... Cotton Mixed
Tweeds, Serges, Flannel,
Reg, 8.48 i o "On
Now Zpy
Blen'a Felt Hats ,
Reg. 2.98, 5 5fA
Close Out, Now UlrJ
-BLOCH
Eilem, Ore.
220 to 22$ liberty
will he served at 1:30 p. m.
The afternoon will be spent
Which should be the same daV
To cream, cut them in cubes and
heat in white sauce.
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to manage the fund, the set In
come from which "is to be need to
promots and carry ca education of
boys and girls ot the state; In so
cial hygiene that will best tend to
Impart to them a s e u n d and
healthy view and nnderstandlnf In
respect to sex, sex' relations and
marriage, and ,als as to the per
ils, of venereal diseases and other
evils; which, result from sexual
abuses and errors, In order that
they mar be brought to appreciate
the importance of living clean and
wholesome lives sexually." j,
. Tbe'wm provided the president
of the iJnlverslty of Oregon direct
expenditure :of the money for the
purposes specified. : ' -
,,r Other sizable bequests Included
$20,900 to. the American Sunday
School unipni PhijadelDhia. Pa.; as
an. endowment fund for the sup
port of missionary! work in Ore
gon, -Washington and Idaho, and
$10,000 each for TMCA units at
Oregon State ebllege and Univer
sity of Oregon; ' . f -
Death Is Result
Of Boat Accident
SPOKANE, Wash., July' -(JP)-Lester
Kirkpatrick, 33, died this
afternoon after amputation of his
leg, which was badly mangled in
a boat collision July 4 04 Coeur
d'Alene lake.
Kirkpatrick, Post Falls,! Idaho,
lumberman and former University
of Idaho ; football player, was
brought here last night from a
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, hospital.
A speedboat driven by Kirkpat
rick collided with a water taxi pi
loted by William Quarles during
the lake city's Independence day
water carnival.
Melvin Boothe, Coeur d'Alene,
who was riding with Quarles, still
was in a Coeur d'Alene hospital
today with an injured back.
87 per Cent of Oregon's
Crop Land !$ in Program
CORVALLIS, Ore.; Jly .-
(Ay-Elghty-seven per cent of
Oregon's crop land will ! be In
cluded nnder the government
iarm program this year, N. C.
Donaldson, state AAA executive
officer, said today. Highest on
record were applications! f r o m
42,000 farmers who ; operate
3,?vo,aou acres. '
IXWM ANYTIME, ANYWHEREV
nib RD BALTIMORE PORTFOLIO 39CV
lrg0&- ELECTREX (
jUM TOASTER
I Vlr tmctmm far rly kUH t
(AS A I II. r SMck ' for'A tcll deors I
if I fill P II ' " bresd twser. Uaderwrik I
1 " I Ir "I et'sapprawed.'A kerseia, JR.
hjf Ony 79
SAVINGS ON
TOILET ITEMS
f 1 Jergen's
Lotlot
60c Italian
Balm..
79c
47c
39c
606 Hlnd'a
Almond Cream..
i 70c uexau ffM
Theatrical Cream 9
6Sc Lady Esther "9
Face Podwer jyC
ouc wooabnrjr's
Pace Powder..
65c Pond's
Face Powder.
39c
43c
09c
91 Fitch Dandruff
Rem. Shampoo.
owe racn ueai 'Jt'JI
Hair Toalc. QQC
x irene
Shampoa
vc wuaroot Hair am'
Tonic with OflJl. dilyQ
oue Lacky Tiger
TvaUt with OflJL.
91 Neet
Depilatory
85e Hun
Peadoft
39 c
86c Odorono,
res;, or Instant..
6Qc' Noxsema r
SkJa Oww -OOc
Hopper's
Rest. Cream .
65c PonoTs
Oold Cream..
78o Taagee -Rongw
91 Angelns '
Lipstick
.; - Jar of SO i
Modern" Charm
Deodorant Pads'
The Dainty Way to
Stop Perspiration
29c
3lc
43c
49c
39c
59 c
79c
GYPSY CREAM
39c
, Rex-eme
Greascless Skin Cream
M edieated. Soothing and '
cooling to irritated akin.
Sometime yoe become swibaraed '
befof ye tsalise H or triadbmaJ
r ' chappy. It's pmmhi tool lirf tUre h ,
f reef i lUul Gypsy j
W, Cream." Apply If ttbeMfty. See bowl
:? skT " coon a teotaet ftew the i
Pi of vottt twnbura Immm. H'i a hmi (
"V. vet rtiliu h cmU .kt,:.
S'rtO ; 39c
49c
60c size
PEPSODENT
TOOTH POWDER
Contains Irium -etep-up
luster oa teeth.
39c
SI E C E S S A ll Y
AS YOUR DATff
Aoi4 tti Jor
f cnhina Jicticti i l
N L F9R YOUR SKIN ; J
x-. 1 r ' lkrearesMdiiwefeoloteeVirM. ! 5
S i MrotMMUICokiMU(Miliaei- ' V
5 J " TT5 1 MeAlna Immm and drymg oa I. Am'. '1
IT JSTM end omoIqmc oatem. Un a lor ikm condiiaew 1
it KlMlSf "M mr rll'J ndodaae a. Com plain or cob- ' I
j CALAMINE' LOTION owou,? 1
..it aa Miurr tipUM loa,
DEODORANT
CREAM 3;
m aj wa.AjB. s a
SDMMEK VAlLlIJES
KLENZO SHOWER SP1UY..:..;..59C
ELKArS WHITE SHOE CLEANER. iQc
PlODlmiSEraQlarge
r.OCOLOJHTjAIjLM (X0CK....70c
Rooney Tells Tale
Of Bribe Offered
County Official Relates
how Ten per Cent Was
to Be His Cut
SPOKAKB, Waah'JniyS.ijP)
-Count j idommlgsloner ' W. Pat
Rooney. told . a uperior . court
i nry " today he waa" offered a 1 6
per cent; bribe" for county buil
neaa by K 'J. Simona of the Gen
eral Machinery company.
The statement came ' a t t e r
Rooney, who la being tried nnder
a grand Jury indictment for bribery,-
returned to the " -witness
tand In his own defense' this
afternoon. ; .
He asserted Simons told him
In 1137 "Well pay 'yon If per
cent of all the stuff the county
buys from n. That's everything
from a nickel bolt on up." '
Rooney, said he had "turned
down every bid they tamed ln.M
Defense Attorney Edward Con
nelly rested his case at 4:12
P. m.
The state, in opening rebuttal,
called to the stand John Freeley,
Seattle attorney ho formerly
was employed In the Spokane re
lief office. Freeley said he had
been called here by the defense,
then remembered having heard
Rooney order 300 men sent to
the BBB restaurant.
Clyde Stewart, proprietor of
the BBB, had testified he paid
Rooney $725 for the privilege
of feeding indigent single men.
Connellv mnvht aii t
ley had asked Rooney "What it
was worth" If .he did not testify
and received sharp That's a
lis ! " from the - Seattle lawyer.
T SPOKANE, July S-(rVBrotber
David. Portland university ; librar
ian told the 50: delegates .to the
Northwest Catholic . Library as
sociation convention today.,1fos
cow and' Berlin propagandists are
active among American authors.')
"There is lota of waier in the
wells of literature: it is onr dnty
to mter it,- he said. ;:" C -
: The Rev, Fr. Lawrence " Pio
trzkewskl, St: , Martin's ! college,
tacey. Wash., was general chair
man of the one-day semi-annual
meeting. . 1
" Mother , Mary, of Good Council,
principal . of the Academy' of the
Holy . Child, Portland, and the
Rev. Fr. Thomas Maher, Gonza
ga : university librarian. Spokane,
were among the speakers. .
Gock Is Ticking
Away 2d Century
PORTLAND, Jnly t.-(JP)-A
French clock ticked into its sec
ond century recently for a Port
land family, Mrs. - Margaret Haw
ley, 71, its owner declared today.
Her father, John James Bur
ton, purchased the clock: for five
pounds May 14, 1839, In Hobar
ton, .Tasmania, and presented it
to his bride.' '
It moved with the family from
"down vndsrf. to Oregon in
1S4S and has' ticked and ehimed
thronfh most of the northwest's
history. It hay been to the Jewel
er twice-i once after m tall and
once for . cleaning and still
keeps jwrfect time. .
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COT RITCIIEIIQ
Ne wonder aeestwivtt choose
FRIL LETS! Thty know with
"6V2 Miaat "Mne magic"' thay .
tarn prtaara Summer delicacies
Hiat piaaM the whett family.
SEKD I farttr's L) t4 ractiva a
ataiatsittMf alawiaawi Ma4lt-fia
haM. f attaaM.
SftfftlMMB
rtiTu-scjurau
cs,rMnAsattc
State and Commercial Streets
Order of $2.00 Delivered Fret
AfflCOTS
The Dalles and Yakima crop are now at their peak. We are carrying a nice
variety of this luscious fruit. Can now and don't delay!
Jar Rings
Regular
Size
3 doz. 10c
Ball IViason Caps 190
Pineapple crushed
Del Monte
No. 2Yt Tin
17 c
Cleanser Lighthouse 3 cansOc
OXYDOL
Regular
Size Pkg.
10c
Pastry Flour
Sr.'" - 15 c
FARINA
Picket
Brand
No. 5 Bag
15c
Pancake Flour ;sa. 3 & 15c
Snowdrift Shortening 3 .a" 49c
R
r -. - - J
ais i n s 4 M 21c
COFFEE
Vacuum Pack Lb. tlfl
VINEGAR
40 Gr.'
Strength
5c
Armours Dried BeeflQn
Armours Deviled Meat
3 ti
nslOc
Armours
Corned
12-oz.
Tin
17c
Full size table tumblers In
four beautiful pottery colors.
BUY A SET TODAYI
r 1 Mm faff MfeW w
IJc each
ARMOURS
Vienna Sausage
3 'cans
25c
IVIARKET FEATURES r-
PORK BACK BONES lb. kn
OMIUrXtlM LtUS Mock 6 for 256
PURE GROUND BEEF lb. 15c
SLICED BACON swifts lb. 25c
CODFISH Una SHehri lb. 10c
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