Hostesses. Will
Entertain for
Bride-Elect
Miss Ruth Oveross and MrsT Ro
bert C. Barnett are arranging a
smartly appointed party (or to
night at the former's home on
North Church street ' in "compli
ment to Miss Grace ' Elizabeth
Holman, August bride-elect of Mr.
Winston Williams.
The evening will be spent in
formally and a crystal shower will
fete the bride-to-be. Bouquets of
pink" and white zinneaa will be
festive about the rooms. A late
supper will be served by the host-
esses.'
Bidden to honor Miss Holman
are Miss Edith Medley Miss Ruth
Moore. Miss Dorothy Alexander,
Miss Shirley Evenson, tfiss Patsy
Lee, Miss Libby Johnson, Miss
Maarine Carmical. : Miss Janet
Herbert, Miss Bertha Moore, Miss
Cynthia DeLano, Miss Marlal
Wassam, Miss Gertrude Mlshler,
Miss Betty Hammond, Miss Vir-'
ginia ScotW Mrs. Leona Taylor, -Mrs.
Wheeler . R. English, Mrs.
Clifford Johnson, . Mrs. Ronald
. Craven, Mrs.- LeRoy Grote,- Mrs.
Lilly Vaughn and Mrs. Rena Bush.
Gerig Clan Meets v . ;
On Sunday1
The Gerig clan held its sixth
annual reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Gerig, on the Ore
gon home-place. One hundred and
two enjoyed a picnic lunch, pro
gram, and games under the huge
old walnut tree planted by Peter
Gerig 48 years ago.
Out-of-town members of the
Gerig family who attended the re
union included Mr. and Mrs. Boyi
Slsseck ' from Tillamook - and Mr,
and Mrs. Russell Gaynor from
Kewberg.
. Little Betty Joan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher, was thi
youngest member and Mr. Nick
Gerig, the oldest who attended.
;Tbe following officers were
elected during the brief business
meeting: Russel Gaynor, presi
dent; Carl Fisher, vice-president,
and Elsie Girod, secretary-treasurer.
' . .
;
Supper Party to Honor
Johnsons Saturday
Brigadier General and Mrs.
Thomas E. Rilea and Mr. and Mrs.
William D. Evans have invited
guests to a supper party -at the
former's home on : South . High
street Saturday night.
The affair will compliment Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Johnson of Valle
Jo, Calif., popular visitors 'In the -'
capital and guests at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Laban Steeves. The
veiling will be spent Informally.
Covers will be placed for SO
guests.
Pattern
Here's, a practical and becom
ing shirtwaister to - wear : from
sun-up to sun-down. It's easy- as
can be to stitch from Anne Ad
ams' Pattern 4089. That button
ing that goes all down the front
not only lets you dress speedily,
but makes for easy, flat handling
while sewing,-too. Darts or, tucks
below the all-around yoke release
splendid roominess. For an at
tractive effect, you Inight scallop
the edges of 'the pockets, the
sleeves, and the becoming collar,
(which looks, radiantly fresh in
white!. Notice7 tha nice, slim
lines of the panelled skirt. Doesn't
this attractive style suggest one
of the popular checked cottons or
washable spun rayons?
Pattern 4809 is available in
misses' and women's sixes II, 18,
20, 34, 38, 38, 40, 42. 44 and 44.
Else 34 takes 4 yards 35-inch
fabric and yard contrast.
Ses4nCTEZa CEXTS'(lSe) ta
eoias foe this Ann Adaaa patters.
- Write plaialy 8IZE, NAMK, AD
DRKSS aae STYLE NUMBEIs.
What to el Active samaaer 4ays ,
stretch far ahead and year bat-weather
wardrobe is wilted an weary.
Let Asm Adaaa' FATTER BOOK
help ire shea ap year said sesasa
wardrobe, with pace after P0 at -aiek-tesew
frocks for aif ht aad
day . . .. work aad play. Lata ti.f
brig-bt ! '"st for vacationists ea how
- u iovx n moras and cool. Clethea
f r tx, i pe aad age from aliauiag ,
t i r i. atroes to spirited eMbes
f rv .-t r-n-.U. Seed today! BOOK
1 . , . .MS." PATTERS fir-
T. T.-. BOOK AND PAT--.
T TOGETHER, TWENTT-flVg .
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Send yea order o. -Tha Orefoa.
Elatesaaa, pattern depaxtneat. ,
'it
Mrs. Mae E. Whitcomb of
Portland,- secretary depart
ment of Oregon American Le
gion auxiliary who is one of
the- distinguished guests of
the convention. : -. ..
v CLUB CALENDAR
Friday, August 11
WFM society and Ann Jud
son circle First Baptist church,
no-host picnic- Stiver Creek
. falls. - Cars ; leave c h u r c h, 10
a. m.
Three Link club meet at
I0OF hall, 2 p.m. ,
s. WRC color bearers and mem
bers meet for parade, Marion
Square, 6:30 p.m.
' Sunday, August 20 .
PNGA picnic Silver Creek
falls. .
Miss Cooier Will
Be Married to
Mr. Willis
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cooter
are announcing the date of the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Annabelle Ellen Cooter, to Mr.
Wilmer . Worth Willis-of Los An
geles, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Willis of Los Angeles. The
date has been set for September
6 and will be solemnized in the
Leslie Methodist church with Rev.
J. Rt Carpenter' of Gresham, a
family friend, officiating.
Miss .Cooter attended Willam
ette university, and is a member
of Alpha Phi Alpha sorority. Mr.
Willis formerly attended Willam
ette university where he was af
filiated with Kappa Gamma Rho.
He is a graduate of -Pasadena
state teachers' college and is at
tending summer school at Uni
versity, of Southern California at
Los Angeles. - -
i The couple .will : make their
home In Los Angeles.
Mrs.-White Hostess to
Auxiliary Members
Mrs. Georgei White WaS nOSt- PW. Mrs. Jessie 0. Sinfletom; Ameri
ess to the National Association of .SfiJ
Letter Carrier auxiliary at her Mn. Seymow Jones, Mrs. Charles . Bob
home on Norway Street Thursday Ua, Mrs. 0:1. Ellison: law observance,
afternoon. Mrs; Thomas Boatman ;n..fe. feSS
was the assisting hostess., .. - Mrs. Man Vou Eschen; legislative, Mrs.
A- business meeting - was beld Grace Elisabeth -Smith, chairman. Mrs.
with Mrs, Thomas Kenagy named, JtjLLX
a new member making a total of ilvt lh "SZi
33 members Of the auxiliary. Re- eeaunittees: elub history. Mrs. W. 0. Dib-
SSSS were te late ta the i!tossft ZS&ZJrtE:
aiiernooB. Dwight Lear. . -
Those present were Mrs. Melvin - - -Seelal Committee "
Blackman, Mrs. Guy Poyce, Mrs. ' Social, Mrt. L. H. MeMakan. general
ti,.,. ri-m.-j.. .nii chairn sn, Mrs. Saul 8. Jans, assistant
7 uw wta,n ' M5 ;V.MU.1frd -irmail pubUc welfare, Mrs. F. JC Lob-
DoUghtOh,- Mrs. Roy Follls, Mrs. dell, ehairmsa; child welfare, Mrs. . R.
Harmon . Garrett. Mrs. , Thomas Boardman, Mrs. W. E. Hutcheon, Mrs. H.
tr . .n , ,' . d Jwkinita. Mrs. A S. Cllman: com-
n.cU&Sy airs, x-aui aimer, Mrs.
C. A. Nichols, Mrs. William
O'Nlell, Mrs. Bruce Rothrock, Mrs.
Melvin Scott; Mrs. Floyd Volkel,
Mrs. Robert Wagers, Mrs. Thomas
Boatman, Mrs." Roy Tung and Mrs.
George White.
-.; " e -o
Miss Morehouse Feted -
At Dinner Monday
Monday 'night 'Miss Catherine
Mac xay was hostess at a dinner
shower at the "Rose Room"! of the
Hotel Argo in honor ot Miss Eli-
sabeth Morehouse, popular bride-
wvi vt vitjwu owwac Auo lav-
ble centerpiece was white gladio
li and black tapering candles In
white holders. Miniature bride
and grooms served as place cards.
Present were Miss Kay Taylor,
Miss Mary Jo Gelaer. Miss Mil
dred Kearney. Miss Jeahette Are-
hardn Miss Phyllis Gardner. Miss
Delta Lebengood, Miss Gretchen
Stelaka, the honor guest. Miss EU-
sabeth Morehouse and the host-
ess. Miss Catherine Mackar. '
- "' ' " ' r" ' - -
; Mr. and Mrs. E. . Barnett
(Elisabeth Clement), Miss Edith
element and Miss Bodsy Damman
e ranccion, n. j.. are enjoying
camping uip near joreuenonsn.
.
The Original Yellow Front Drug . .1899 ;
undCmdy Special Store in Solemn " : iVescrtpUone
STORE HOURS Week Days 7:) A.M..O:0O P.M. Sat. 7:iW AAL
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-Famous- - mgy
beauty alds. .
lOOAnacin
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100 Bayer Aspirin.
SSOSqnlbb Tenst.
SOc Blidol 11
4c
.4Se
50e Feeaamint
75e Cystcx .. ,,,
50 Yeast Foam
-e7e
25c Carter's . POla ,
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4 aGARETTES
Cn.a9Vcon
: EAS7AIAN and AGFA
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'AT LOWtST CUT PRICES
Committee Heads
Announced by
President
' ' Mrs. J. A. Brownson, president
of the Salem Woman's club for the
ensuing year, has annonnced
members of the standing commit
tees and department heads and
members for the year 1939-40.
Other officers of the club are
Mrs.' Glen S. Paxson, vice-president;
Mrs. Estill Brunk, recording
secretary; Mrs. Arden A. Reed,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Floyd M. White, treasurer; Mrs.
Marie Von Eschen, financial secre
tary; and Mrs. C. F. i Breithaupt,
parliamentarian.
Directors include "itfrs. George
H. Swift, Mrs. I. M. Schannep and
Mrs. V. E".!Newcomb; house com
mittee, Mrs. W. S. Levens, Mrs. '
Charles H. Johnson, Mrs. A C.
Anderson; board of trustees, Mrs. -U.
G. Shipley, Mrs. Ronald Glover :
and Mrs. Mary Bayne. The senior
Woman's club sponsors the Junior.
Woman's club with Mrs. Hannah.
Martin as counselor. Miss Mar-
celle DeMytt Is president and Mis'
Jessie Cooper, recording Jecre-'
tary. ' "
The standing committees are as,
follows: . i - ' '
Ter Book. Mn. Dwight Lr, Mri. J.
A. Jelderka, Mrs. Lyl Re. Mn. Ken
neth Mordoek, Mr. Floyd M. White. Mrs.
ILtxi Von Kschen; hospiUlity, lira.
Glena Faxson, Mil. Ueorce K. AUeo, Mn.
Arden A. Reed, Mrs. Or F. Mclntyre,
Mrs. V. Q. Boyer, Mrs. George H. Swift; .
triendehip, Mri. U. G. Bhipley, Mrt Bey.
near Jones, Mrs. Thomas MeBride, Mrs.
O. K. Spsuldint. gpeciar eommittees
Children's Fsrm home, Mrs: i. M. Dev
ers, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. Oscar Cutler,
Mrs. George W. Allins, Mrs. Earl T. An
dreses, Mrs. Walter C. Basher, Mrs. F.
D. DeLong. Mrs. Frank E. Myers, Mrs.
Russell Catlin. Mrs. Claude W. Clifford,
Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mrs. W. S. LeTens,
Mrs. Ralph W. .Martin; Mrs. D. D. Olm
sted, Mrs. Edward BcnunKe, jars, wary
Tockey; Salem Woman's conneil, Mrs.
Saul S. Jam and Mrs. Floyd C. Ueadrick.
Department Beads
The department heads are follows:
Applied education, Mrs. Edward Duffy,
chairman; adult education, Mrs. F. M.
Erickson, Miss Antoinette White, Mrs. A.
O. Anderson, Mrs. W. L Stale, Miss Ger
trude Savage, Mrs. Frank E. Myers; li
brary service, Miss Harriett Long and
Mrs. Lyls Rea; pnblie safety, Mrs. David
Wright and Mrs. Jack Cntler; motion
pictures, Mrs. J. A Jelderks and Mrs.
Kenneth Mardock; scholarship loan, Mrs.
. K. Chambers, Mrs.' George Rossman,
Vn.. HanrT E, Morris. Mrs. Edwin E.
Mn If T Ti 1.,,aam If.
Thomas, Mrs. J. Dean Patterson, Mrs.
Walter L. Spanlding. Mrs. Percy R. Kel-
ly. Mrs. EsteU P. Brunk, Mrs. David B.
HUl. Mrs. Jamea H. Jennings, Mrs. G. A
Ruher, Mrs. H. L. La Don; American
;
home, Mrs. James U. Jennings, enairman;
family finance and insurance, M:
rs. O.
Kmmons. Mrs. B. H. Smitii. Mrs. -W.
EUiott. Mrs. Charles H. Johnson; home
making, Mrs.- D.-A. Hodge, Mrs. J. K.
Kirk, Mrs. W. D. Smith, Mrs. A O. Dav
idson, Mn. II. P. Dennis, Mrs. D. A.
WhiU ; gardens, Mrs. Homer H. Smith,
Mrs. Dsn J. fry, sr.,. Mrs. Lester Pear
mine, Mrs. H. O. White; fine arts, Mrs.
Clifford Mndd. chairman; art, Mrs. H. V.
CoUins, Mrs. Charles T." GaTlowoy ; pie
tare library, Mrs. J. Harry Moras; musie,
Mrs. George E. Allen, Mrs. H." J. Thomas,
Mrs. George A Rhoten, Mrs. Max Rogers,
Mrs. John D. Minto, Mrs. Mark MeCal
lister: literature. Mrs. William T. Fargo;
- ti, a Foi Mr..
Louis Beehtel, Mrs. J, H. Brady, Miss
Virginia Byrd, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Miss
Margaret Cospe. Mrs. Walter T. 8 toll,
Mrs. H. W. Darby, Mrs. S. V. Hail, Mrs.
George E. Lewis, Miss Amanda Matthews.
Mn. D. C. Mint. Mrt. J. C. Perry; eld
people' home. Miss -Enla T. MeCully,
Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs. A.. In. Bhewia,
Mrs. J. 0. Tibbits. Mrs. B. E. Carrier,
Mrs. Bay L. Farmer, Mrs. Byron B. Her
riek, Mrs. Helea Sotfthwrek; orreetions,
Mrs. R. L. Wright, Mrs. Walter C. Wine
low: nubHe health. Mrs. George R. K.
v j r . T n'-ll .... . i.J..M
How,nl 3nkt ,b4 UtuC- k- SpMlv
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Chad-
wick of Berkeley. Calif., are visit-'
aaia a(
R. Barnard. The Chadwlcks
will leave soon - for their new
home in Reno where Mr. Chad
wick will be a member of the
University of Nevada faculty. He
was .formerly a member . of the
University of California staff at
OBr"ie'- . . . .
T at- , .- m tt.i ui
at ianrfeitr -mfaria an arum 4.
ing the week at ' Pacific aty
where they have taken a eotUge.
v a
Mm. Daa fiVhiwIlkev as Vnrt.
Angeles, Wash., formerly ef 8a-
lem, Is visiting in the capital
ior several weeks. .........
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Stop the pain and- annoyance
4 coma, by fasinsj Schaefer'a
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MAXINE BUREN
Style-Stnilei
?ttdr .i-n 5jL -ife Mfi '
j.x- all Hi i KM AilHJy
"Art's getting Utile discouraged. He says the only thing that's jst
! around the corner from him is another woman driver I " ;
j . ; i
Whether it's discouraging to the other sex or not, be in the driver's
seat this fall with a Jacket and skirt ensemble smart as the one on
the left. Multicolored plaid covers a mustard ground in the beltless
jacket; directly below the fitted waist, large patch pockets reach to
the hem. Paired with a navy skirt, plaided in several browns, a new
fall coat, right, puts sharp emphasis on back flare and on a luxur
x ions lynx collar.
W On.r T
WlSS Os3V3f9 IS
'"-- O
Honor uuest i
Supper Party
ZT. t2liaO of
101101 WUCdl fl
- Miss Margaret Savage, who re
cently announced her forthcom
ing marriage to Mr. Wilson. Sieg
mund as September i, is the In
centive for much entertaining.
Mrs. Wheeler R. English was
hostess fpr a 7 o'clock supper last
night at her home on Court street
in compliment - to Miss Savage.
Guests were -seated at small ta
bles! centered with, bouquets of
summer blooms.
- Several hours of contract
bridge followed the supper hour.
A' bathroom shower feted the
bride-to-be during the evening.
The j hostess was assisted inform-'
ally I by Mrs. Arthur G. Upston.
Honoring Miss Savage were
Mrs: Manfred Olson, Mrs. George
Scales, Mrs. Joseph B. Harvey,
Jr., Mrs. Harold Busick, Mrs. Dan
Schreiber of Port Angeles, Wash., :
Mrs. "Kenneth Potts, Miss Esther
Black, Miss Caroyl Braden, Miss
Helen Boardman, Miss Dorothy
Alexander, Miss Josephine Cor
noyer. Miss Charlotte Kallander,
Mrs. . Arthur Upston and Mrs.
Wheeler English.
Miss Betty Klelnsorge is ar
ranging a supper party for Tues
day sight at her home in Silver
ton at :S0 o'clock In honor of
Miss Savage.
0
Young Maids Leave for
Stay in South
" .
Miss Janice Nelson, daughter of
Miss Marjorie Hill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill, have lef t,
for San Francisco where they will
enjoy a fortnight In the south and,
visit the Golden Gate exposition,
At Red Bluffs, cam., they will be
Joined by Miss Sally Godbolt,who
has i often visited ft th Nelson
home. Following a stay In San
Francisco the girls will ha guests
of Miss God bolt at the mountain
eabln af her Tiaraata.
- Mr., Carl Nelson and sons, Stu.
art aad Reld; have been enjoying
a camping and fishing trip at Jet-
fraon nark tha uaat wssk. Tha
Nelsons will spend the remainder
of the month at their b:ach home
at.Neskowln.
I U tWO 135 N. Commercial-Phones 5197 -7023
. 1939 SoU Agent, Penshir Remedies'
Accarnteiy ruled In Marion County
:40 PJJ, San. t:0O AJtfOO PJi. Holidays t:00 AM9 PM.s
35c Italian Balm
i ' an4
20c Dreakin Coolies
; Get Both
T for
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Assorted Commercial
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9crb.
Friday and Satnrday Only
Khdy at Schaefers
The best remedy for the relelf
of oak or try poisoning.
HOOD'S POISON
- OAKLOTION
Kotex or Mod
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Oregon, Frtiay IXern!2, "Aci
Women'B Editor-
fytfutden
Meyer-Faudskar Vows r
paid in Silverton
SILVERTON A lovely wed
ding was solemnized Thursday
night at Trinity church at j S
o'clock when Miss Gladys Faud
skar, daughter of Mrs. T. D. Ro
gers, became the bride of Mr. Lud
vlg A. Meyer, son- ot Mr. L. H.
Meyer. Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr'read
the ceremony. White gladioli and
lighted Upers formed the setting.
Mr. Norman Jenson played the
wedding marches and accom
panied Mrs. Tom A. 'Anderson,
(Turn to page IS, col. 1) i!
Mrs. Donald C. Roberts was
bridge luneheonhostess on -Wed-
nesday at her suburban borne for
the pleasure of Mrs. Walter E.
Holts,-who Is leaving next week
to make. her. home, in Chehalla,
Wash, . . . -, j:
. Dr. and Mrs. Brace R. Baxter
are entertaining as their guests at
University House, Mr. Amadee M.
Smith ot Portland and Rev. and
Mrs. Edward Ellson of La Jolla.
Calif. The Baxters have Just re
turned from a trip to Seattle aad
Olympla, Wash. .
Mrs. Clara E. Pomeroy avadMrs.
May Christenson are entertaining
as their house guests their broth,
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James England of Lewiston, Illi
nois. The visitors plan to be in the
capital several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. .Gib
bard have as their house guests
for several days Mrs. E. L. Mills
and son, Douglas, of Palo Alto,
Calif. Tha Tlaitora ara ' an ronta
north to Vancouver, B. C.
- a
The Orchard Heights Woman's
dub will meet with Mrs. Robert
Adams at her home on August
17. The meeting was -previously
scheduled for August 10.
Mrs. M. . Forkner and. son,
Vernon, of Spokane, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Forkner. ,
- a a
Mr. aad Mn. j Bay Yocoaa saw
now at home at 105 North But-
mer street,, the home formerly c-
cupled by the John Beakeys.
; . . -
Miss GretdieasTJiieesi has ie
tamed from a week's sojourn at
Breltenbush, J
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Chewing Gam,
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Garden Tour Is
Planned for
This Month
' The Salem Garden club is to
bare another ot its popular gar
den tours, and It's scheduled for
Friday, August 18. For the fourth
season, this active Salem club has
sponsored "open gardens" and
this year's tour will Include an
entirely new set of back yards.
. The gardens were chosen be
cause, although they are not the
largest or most elaboratein town,
they are among the most interest
ing. Several are new, each has
some unusual feature, most are on
the creek bank, which gives them
added beauty.
Mrs. Ralph Cooley's garden be
gins the tour, Mrs. Phillip
Brandt's, Mrs. Merritt Davis',
Mrs. Roger Mything's, Mrs. Ed
ward Burke's and Mrs. Karl
Becke's follow.
Those who know these gardens,
say they offer ideas, galore for any
horne t gardener. Several show
what 'beautiful lawns may be
grown in deep shade. -
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Publicity Good
For Humble
Frankfurter
Publicity often fails to do a
human good, but all this no
toriety, gained : for the humble
hot dog, who crashed into royal
society during the Tlalt of the
king and queen, only served to
add prestige to a popular Ameri
can favorite ', .
Frankfurters (hot dogs to you)
are putting on party airs these
days, bnt as yet, they remain
their own sweet selres. A gen
erous slice of American cheese
added to the frankfurter takes
none of the ruggedness away
from this favorite. -
Just the correct amount of
good flavor is added to" make
the meat even more popular.
There's no trick to preparing
the super-frankfurter. Simply
make a lengthwise slit In one
of the more plump ones, place
a generous wedge of American
cheese in the slit, wrap with a
piece of bacon and skewer with
a toothpick. Broil slowly until
juices are bubbling and bacon is
brown. Serve hot in picnic rolls
with salad and. iced coffee or tea.
ROBERTS The G. T. Wom
en's club was entertained with a
picnic at the Ridings park east
of Molalla Thursday.
Special guests were Mrs. Helen
These gay plaids are not
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90c
90c
RATON e SILK VELVET
Non-crash. 1 colors. ej
in wide. e)V
Odds and Ends
Bargains ,
oa the Balcony!
5 Big Tables
of Bargains
25c 50c $1
For example, tBoai
Dresses 25c; -.Ladies
Short Sets SOc; Kid
dles Lastez Swim
Trunks 25c.
14 Girls Slips Ea.
12 Pr. Women's Gloves
2 11
14 Women's Better presses, 150 and 250
10 All-Wool Sliiwveirs.f.J
YST f Tea
Today's Menu
: Tuna, salad will be the maiai
dish tor today, because today'a
Friday, and it's going to be warm.
Tuna salad
- Pickled beet garnish
Lemon biscuits ,
Corn on the cob
Chocolate chip ice cream.
CHOCOLATE. CI oTp ICE CREAM
cup evaporated milk
1 egg,
- 14 cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
2 squares sweet chocolate,
shaved or grated.
Chill milk thoroughly, then
whip until stiff. Beat the egg.
Add sugar and vanilla. Fold into
stiffly -whipped milk. Stir in the
chocolate. Pour at once into trey
of automatic refrigerator and
freete. Yields 1 pint
B. Smith of Kansas City. Mo.,
Mrs. Addie Burns of Grants
Pass, Mrs. Abner Kline ot Salem
and Mrs. T. O. Ridings of Molalla.
Twenty tour members and five
children enjoyed the day.
The HE club sponsored a card
party Saturday night with -seven
tables of "500" in play, high and
low scores for ladies, Mrs. Forest
Edwards and Mrs. Ernest Gray;
for men, Nick Kugel and E. A.
Goodrich.
Tvening" Rayon
TAFFETAVif
" beautifully
CYonll love this - sturdy
r quality, with the beauti
ful, crisp finish. Fine for
' blOnses, evening frocks,
slips, negligees, .drapes,
- bedspreads and comfort
ers (It's downproof).. '
; Crown Tested Panne r
Satin 40e . --.-U
Further Reduced!
MEN!
Oat They Go!
FLANNEL
SLACKS
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Every pair goes at this
price? Just 10 left. Med.
dark grey with plain
or pleated front!
Hurry!
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