1
est Salem PTA Sponsors Event
jnday to Benefit Religious
ducatiori Program in Schools
Tha Q2EGON STATJESMAN, Salem, Oregon; Thursday Morning. October 23. 1841
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f WEST SALEM A pie social will be sponsored in the
sohoof gymnasium Friday at 7:30 o'clock by the PTA. to assist
the religious education program in the local schools.
i Everyone in the community is invited. Games and enter
tainment will precede the social.
'Students of the seventh and
eighth grades will furnish candy
for a sale.
Mrs. Collet Rust is "general
chairman. Committees are: Table
decorations, Mrs. C J. Fair, Mrs.
Jck Taggart, Mrs. John Fair,
Z'teter Van Hess and Mrs.
I Burke; supplies, Mrs. D. T.
BraJtod; publicity, Mrs. Leigh
ton DaohieU. Mrs. A. F. Goffrier
and J. S. Bowne; entertainment,
Ralph Nelson and J. S. Bowne;
kitchen, Mrs. Peter Van Hess,
Mrs, Collet Rust, Mrs. Merle
Sjvearingen and Mrs. H. H. Bar
low; candy sale, Mrs. - Donald
and upper grade school
Kuhn
girls.
Jean Hazel ton was (wrmll.
mented on her birthday anniver
sary when her sister, Mrs. Le-
iana. Jennings, entertained with
a iamuy dinner.
Present were Jean Hazelton,
rnvate Byron Hazelton, jr, Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jen
nings, Danny and Judy. "
-Mrs. Collet Rust entertained
with a birthday party in honor
of the sixth anniversary of her
daughter, Nancy Anne.
Invited were Nancy Anne Rust,
ohn Meusdv David Louthan,
Dickie Louthan, Mrs. Lula Her
man and Mrs. Vita Ketchem.
No date has been set for the
trial of Josephine Busick. slated
to appear in justice court on
charges of serving alcoholic bev
erages in her place of business,
the Gobble Inn, without first ob
taining an Oregon liquor license.
She is out on $25 bail.
, Elmer Nelson, West Salem, was
arrested for threatening to com
mit a felony and was released on
S1000 bad. The complaint was
made by his wife, Mrs. Blanche
Nelson.
Mrs. Oliver Sargent has charge
of the school census registration
this year. The registering was be
gun the first of the week and
will be completed in 15 days.
Mrs. Leighton Dashiell s and
Laurice accompanied her par'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Voth,
Polk Station, to Portland Sunday,
Sidney Parker left the last of
the week for Colorado where he
will visit his parents for an in
definite period.
Keizer School
Clubs Busy
KEIZER Keizer Health club
met Friday, The sixth and sev-
emn grades met with Mrs. Miles
and Claire Elwood presided.
Betty Shroder was elected sons
leader f and j Lawrence Gardner,
yell leader. Plans were made for
a Halloween party. Committees
appointed in charge of refresh
ments were Jeanne Moon, chair
man, Betty Lu Waldorf and Betty
Shroder; program, LaVaun San
dau, Katie Durham and Kathleen
Green; games, Lawrence Gard
ner, Marvin Black and Claire El
wood. ; f .- ' -
The fourth grade pupils ' are
making arrangements for a Hallo
ween party. Committee members
appointed are Betty Lou Brinkley,
Alvera Purcell and Dick Cunning
ham. - The eighth grade pupils are giv
ing reports on first aid. Those giv
ing outstanding reports were Vi
ola Grier," Alfred Anderson, Lb
Grain Salvaged ,t
From Warehouse v
At Pratum
PR ATU M Local men were
busy Monday helping Fred Hersch
save as much grain as possible
from the smoking ruins of what
was one of the outstanding ware
houses in the county.
' Although the building, machin
ery and grain, valued at many
thousands of dollars, were all In
sured, at present prices there win
still be a great loss to Hersch
before the building- and contents
can be replaced. .
: Farmers 'are busy dieein? nota-
koes, husking corn and a few are
sowing xau grain. -
Crimson clover, which, was
sown earlier in the fall, ' Is' said
to be eaten up by slugs and poi
soned slug bait is greatly in de
mand. Slugs are also numerous in
gardens and among flowers.
Spaulding, Delores Purdum, Bo
nita Engle and Claude Martin.
Grtmgers' Nowa
KEIZER A Salem sugar com
pany is sponsoring a canning con
test to be held at the Chemawa
grange,' Keixer. -
; Only Marian county grangers
are eligible. It is an elimination
contest and the winners will com
pete at the state contest October
27 in Portland.
AUBTJRN The Auburn Com
munity club held the first meet
ing of the year Friday with the
new president, O. XL Palmateer in
the chair.
A short program was given and
the new teachers and their fami
lies introduced. r
. The club . voted to have all
school children pay $1 a year for
hot lunches. U
FAIRVIEW The Community
club meeting will be held Novem
ber 7, the president, Vernon
Stephens, announces.
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Happy Over Pardon for 1915 Crime
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vV-v '' "j Fraak Foghering aad family
It's a happy day for Frank Togjbexing of Chicago for ha has Just
received a full pardon from the governor of Colorado for a crime
for which ha was convicted In 1915. The pardon opens his way to
American citizenship, for which he has applied. Fugherlng is shown
with his family and John J. Gibbons, attorney, who secured his
:.sv- pardon for him.
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every man who needs a
new suitt Handsomely
tailored single or double-
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new wool. Every pair of
t r o u s ejr s is Talon-fastened.
Save on Brandon
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Come in now, in Ward Week! Save plenty oq
.Wards famous Silvania percales! Admire the won
derful Fall and Winter prints big and little, con
servative and daring! Hold their rich, true colors
up to your face! See how they make your skin look
more alive, more glowing ! Those colors are tubf ast
4heyH stay bright through every washing! Be
sides, Wards Silvanias are easykto sewlAnd as for
wear they're gluttons for punishment ! Wards
Bureau of Standards tested them, finds them won
derful for frocks, aprons, curtains! 36". Save!
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SALE! 1.29 VALUES
MEN'S NEW SHIRTS
Just Arrived in Time for
Last 3 Daysrof Ward eek!
What makes Thorn e
woods better shirts?.
Closer-woven fabrics.
They wear longer, look
nicer, and they're 99
shrinkproof. Expensive
tattoringt H e a t, s m al 1
stitches, Wiltproof col
lars. ColoriMst patterns.
Every"one newfbr Fait
And Ward Week's low .
sale price makes Thorn e
woods even finer value!
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Mora aensational Ward Week
values! Expensive-looking Fall
and Winter fabrics ia new
prints and solid colors. SVi to
4 yard lengths. Save!
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New Tubfasl Percofes!
Sole! Girls9
Dresses
Ward Week cuts the price on a
j huge number of new styles!
Carefully m a d e exquisitely
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It's hard enough these days to find cottons at $1
any cottons ! And these are not just "any" cottons.
.They're wonderful the kind of miracle values
only Ward Week could bring! Crisp new percales
in every imaginable style and print that's new-for-Fall
. . . every color, every size! 9 to 17, 12 to 20,
38 to 44 and even 46 to 52.
Rayon Dresses Worth 1.90 and Morel
New spun rayons and rayon crepes in aQ4
Fall prints and colors! 12 to 44, 9 to17
mm mm wmnm
Coppr Rivtedl fvff Cut I
Men's "101"
Band Pants
Made of tougher denimt San
forised won't shrink mora
than 1. Reinforced with 12
copper rivets. JTirf sizes.
Regularly
3-lLcngth
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Bay 2 or J save extra I Beauti
fully tailored! 4-gores! Kip
proof seams ! Laxorioos multi
filament rayon satia or crepe.
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Elsawaaral
BothToweTs
23c
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Sale!
Cotton Baby
Flannel
S striking stylet: block plaid. Extr on Wards out-
riTersibla or wh?- ' standing flannel value! Fleeced
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Extra aavuigB on Wards out-
itanoing tunnel value I Flee
n both sides. White. 27".
Huge Safe of
Regular 29c
Aprons! Hurry
24c
Cannon-enaa
Washaoths
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2Lc
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Quick-drying
Tea Towels
Famous "Fruit of the Loom"
'and novelty percales in bib and
coverall styles; Stock opt
Save at
Wards! Pure
Silk Chiffons
62c
Wall
FlaiMMUtt.
NigUGownt :
68c
Full cut ... 50 Inches long I
Plains, stripes! Dainty trim I
Sole I Lace
Trimmed ?
Bxryon
Panties'
, Price Cut
From 1.98
Boys' Zip
Coat -
1-84
Sale! 1.19
Child'
Oxfords
2Jc
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Dress Socks,
Beducod for
Ward Week
9c
Sal.lMii
HoatostoadW
Work Shirts ; "
'7Gc
Fluffy terry almost a foot
squsri! Lock-stitched edges.
White with pastel stripes.
Finely woven sacking.
Hemmed, bleached, washed,
mangled. No printing. 20wx38w.
Your choice "of 3 or 4 thread
pure silk chiffons all perfect
quality! Newest shades! Stock
up!
It sips all the way down I Knit
of 20 new wool. 80 cotton.
Is two-tone color combinations.
29c Cotton
Flannel
liifaDts'YVear
Brown snoc-oxf ords with cord
soles for boys I Black or an
tique brown oxfords for girls!
Brand new Fall patterns in ray
on and cotton mixtures I Short
and regular lengths.
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1S3 Value!
Bots Tall :
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99 shrinkproof fabrics I Triple
mats stems! Really off sixes I
Priced extra-low for this salt!
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Buy enough for months to come
save extrt! All full cut . . .
exceptionally well nude!
Gowns, wrappers, gertrudes. Novelty knit with flat lock
Soft and white. Pink, blue or seams, and elastic waists. Tea
white ahell-tmching. rose, sixes 2 to 14. Save I -
Pleated models 1 Fabrics contain
reprocessed wool rtuiei wool,
cotton er rayon. Full sixes.
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