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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1932 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON 5 Society, Clubs and Music Miss Allen Bride of R. Hoffman Miss Louise Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, became the bride ol Raymond Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hoff man, at a charmingly simple cere mony at the home of the bride's parents Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, with Dr. W. O. Kantner reading the Impressive ring service before an improvised altar of fern and palm. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a striking gown of white satin, made Princess style, with a- lace-trimmed tulle veil and a Juliet cap of pearls. She carried a shower bou quet of rase buds and sweet peas. Miss June Jackson, the maid of honor, wore a smart gown of blue satin' and angelskln lace with blue accessories. She carried an arm bouquet of pink snap dragons and carnations. Paul Allen, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr. Hoffman. Chris Seeley, violinist, accom panied by Miss Barbara Barham played "6 Promise Me" preceding the ceremony and also played the wedding marches. Following the ceremony a re ception was held with the young couple, their attendants and par ents, receiving the guests Infor mally. Assisting about the rooms and in the ' serving were Mrs. Lowell C. Will and Mrs. Prank Wilcox. For her going away costume the bride chose a smart tan ensemble with brown accessories. Upon their return to Salem Mr. and Mrs. Hoff man will make their residence at 1335 North 19th street, which was formerly the home of Mr. Hoffman's parents who are moving to Yaki ma, Wn, to reside. The young couple will be at home to their friends after January l. Mr. Hoff man Is a member of the Ladd and Bush bank staff. War Mothers Have Program The American War Mothers met at the American Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon for an inter esting affair. A lighted Christmas tree with small gifts for charity was the feature of the decorative scheme. During the afternoon the committee of letter writers made their reports. The group enjoyed the singing of Christmas carols and hearing Mrs. A. A. Lee give a book review on "A Christmas Mystery" by William J. Locke. Mrs. Eliza beth Waters, president, gave the history of "Silent Night," beloved old Christmas carol. At the tea hour Mesdames Lee. Rauch, De Lapp, Keene, Mills and Nadon were in charge of the ar rangements. Dinner Party at Turner Turner Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Bones were hosts in their home Sunday with a Christmas dinner party for 83 members of the Bones family, for the second annual party to be held at their home. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. M. Standifer and grandchildren, Raymond and Doris Lundeen of Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bones, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott and grandson David Scott, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mundinger, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hazelwood, Darwin Biwer, all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wyatt and children Nadine, Gordon and Elaine of Amity, Mrs. C. A. Bones, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bones and chil dren Hollis, Hazel, Hildred, Harlan, Ruth and Keith, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Bones and children Mildred, Aleta Mae and Lester. Special group of Pewterware . 8-light Xmas tree set only 29-Piece "BET&Y ROSS" 25 year silverware Special ABOVE ALSO SOLD Extra heavy Enamel I Roasters $1,65 t0 $3.65 29C GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW LOW PRICED GLASSRAKE OVENWARE Special Xmas Shipment Now Ready DON'T FORGET Many choice patterns in Dlnncnvare still offered at low prices Why Not Some Thick Cast Aluminum Ware? $2.50 value fry pan with cover 4 f"ft Satin finish, only sX.3 $2.50 value Dutch Oven with cover 4 tft Satin finish, only Many other pieces at sensationally low prices Think of it The Latest Radio Sensation "Pirate Chest" Portable Very attractive design The "Majestic" perfection in radio construction, complete with tubes (PI Q QP and federal tax paid iOXU.UO Special easy Christmas terms. See our other Majestic models Lowest prices In years Salem Hardware Co. 120 North Commercial Street Edited by Miss Louise Findley is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Find ley. Miss Findley is working for her master's degree at the Univer sity of California. She Is a gradu ate of Willamette university and popular in the university set. Mrs. S. W, Thompson and Miss Lou Thompson left by motor Sat urday for Vancouver, B. C, where they will spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kllte. Mrs. Kiltz will be remembered by Salem folk as Miss Aline Thompson. Enomitis Club Has Gay Dinner The members of the Encinltis club met et the Y. W. C. A. Tues day evening for their Christmas party. Christmas decorations made the affair an unusually festive one and an interesting program was given with Dr. S. B. Laughlln speak ing on his experiences in Palestine during his residence there. Additional guests for the dinner were Miss Irene Gilson of Port land, Mrs. Helen B. Hamilton and Mrs. Elizabeth Gallahcr. Club mem bers present were Gertrude Cham berlain, Dorothy Franks, Leila Park, Marie Schlndler, Ruth Stover, Betty Elofsen, Esther Rickey, Vivian East rldge, Mabel Currle, Alice Falk, Len ore Naegll, Bessie Tucker, Agnes Emmcl, Harriett Stlmmel, Muriel Rowe, Anna Peters and Laura Phipps. ... Matrons Entertain La Area Club The members of the La Area club met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Barker Friday evening with Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Charles Andresen as Joint hostesses. Three tables of bridge were in play with Mrs. Frank Rock and1 Mis. J. A. Bernard! winning high score honors for cards. At a late hour the group exchanged gifts from the attractively decorated Christinas tree. Supper was serv ed by the hostesses with an Christ mas motif carried out. Guests for the affair were Mrs. J. A. Bernardi, Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mrs. Joy Turner Moses, Mrs. Frank Rock, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. A. A. Gueffroy, Mrs. George Clinton, Mrs. Lenora Krlesel, Mrs. Viola Tyler, Mrs. P. Andresen, Mrs. Mem Pcarce, Mrs. Margaret Montgomery and the hostesses, Mrs. Ernest Barker and Mrs. Charles Andresen. Kingwood Younger Set Enjoys Affair Kingwood Miss Mona Vosburgh and her brother, Reginald of Cas cade drive were Joint hosts for a pleasant party for a group of young folk at their home Saturday eve ning. Yuletlde decorations were ef fectively used in the rooms of the home. Those present were the Misses Ruth Maerz, Josephine Tandy, 6usie Crow, Catharine Applewhite, Ruth Englehorn, Violet Wallace Eleanor Curtis and Mona Vosburgh, and WiUard Wells, David Williams, Ed ward Englehorn, Loren Vosburgh, LeRoy Wells and Reginald Vos burgh. ... Spinsters Meet at Hof fnell Home The Spinsters will meet at the nome of Miss Rutnita Hoiinen on Fairmount hill Wednesday eve ning to discuss further plans for the charity ball which they are sponsoring for the benefit of the Salem General hospital at the II- lahee Country club on Friday, De cember 30. A number of dinner parties are being planned to precede the formal dance, which will be one of the smartest affairs of the holiday sea son for the younger social contin gent. Last Minute Christmas Specials FROM THE STORE OF SENSIBLE GIFTS See Window Display New glass Cof- Ag fee-Vac only 5-piece set green mixing bowls glass , $6.43 IN OPEN STOCK Latest novelty Lamps Radio 69C t0 $1.69 Salem, Oregon Rovena Eyre, F.iotio 4883 Mrs. Frederick Deekebaeh pre sided at a prettily appointed lunch eon in the Deekebaeh residence on South High street Tuesday after noon in compliment to her contract bridge club. Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry won high score honors for the af ternoon of bridge. Christmas Party For Music? Students Joy Turner Moses was hostess at a gay Christmas party Sunday af ternoon for her piano and violin pupils. The party was held at Mrs. Moses' studio, 335 North- Capitol street and is an annual event. A Christmas program was given by a group of the students and later musical games and contests were played. In the "musical terms" con test, Maxine Case was the winner and was presented with a prize. The studio was attractive with Christmas decorations and two lighted Christmas trees. Gifts were exchanged from one of the trees by Santa Claus in costume. Refresh ments in keeping with the holiday season were served at a long table and small tables, lighted by tall red tapers in silver candlesticks. Mrs. Margaret Montgomery assisted Mrs. Moses during the afternoon. Covers were placed for Marjorie Ann Bergsvik, Edith Davis, Bennle Colbath, Roy Morihiro, Wanda Mes senger, Mary Barker, Viola Mills, Maxine Goodenough, Jean Burs, Annette Lytle, Ruth Seeley, Esther Callison, Adella Dickman, Willie Rainbolt, Eileen Goodenough, Irene B. Seeley, Violet Perkins, Susanna Hawkins, Maxine Case, Sophia Hughes, Marjorie Wunder, Barbara Jensen, Rollle Rainbolt, Maxine Ross and Robert Unruh. Miss Winifred Byrd and Mrs. Ar thur Rahn were among the Salem folk who spent Tuesday In Port land. Mrs. Ida Godfrey Dinner Hostess Mrs. Ida Godfrey entertained with her annual Christmas house party at her home on North Winter street Tuesday evening with about 30 guests bidden for the dinner and informal evening of dancing. A feature of the evening was the Christmas tree and exchange of gifts. Miniature Christmas trees and tall red tapers centered the long table. Additional guests for the affair were Mrs. Ray Lucas and son, Bobby, . of Marshfield, Mrs. Francis Campbell of San Francisco, Miss Lolii.se Williamson, Miss Maud Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gil lingham. St. Paul's Young Folk Plan Formal Dance A delightful affair of the holiday season will be the formal dance which the young people's society of St. Paul's Episcopal church on Tues day evening:, December 27, at the parish house. Those acting as patrons and pa tronesses for the affair will be Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift, Major General and Mrs. George A. White, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Paul and Mrs. Alice Fish er. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the dance have planned an unusual Christmas mo tif for the decorative scheme. The committee Includes Miss Henrietta White, Miss Molly Gallagher, Miss Pat Gallagher, Arthur Fisher, Win ston Williams and Charles West. FLOWERS For Christmas FLOWERS truly reflect the joyous spirit of Christmas POINSETTEAS 75c to $2.00 CYCLAMEN 75c to $1.50 BEGONIAS $1.50 to $2.00 Others Priced Accordingly OLSON Florist Court and High- Sire r I Phone 7166 Ecclesia Club Has Gay Party An interesting event of Tuesday evening was the Christmas party given at the o. s. sutnerlund home for members of the Ecclesia club with Miss Norma Smherlan, Miss Charlotte Horning and Miss Elinor Dorrance as joint hostesses. A llghed Christmas tree and gifts, which will be given to charity, were the features of the evening. Holly and mistletoe were used effectively about the rooms where Miss Ann Heisler was initiated into the club group at an Impressive ceremony. An additional guest for the eve ning was Mrs. G. S. Sutherland. Club members present were Miss Esther Erickson, Miss Flora Turn bull, Miss Edna McElhaney, Miss Goldo Wheeler, Miss Ann Heisler and the hostesses, Miss Norma Suth erland, Miss Charlotte Horning and Miss Elinor Dorrance. Fries-Bratcher Nuptials Solemnized Dallas Of interest to residents of this city is the announcement of the wedding Sunday in Portland of Miss LaVerne Brachter, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bratcher of McMinnville to Leslie H. P. Fries of Portland. The wedding took place in the rectory of St. Mary's cathe dral with Father Louis Sander of ficiating. Only immediate friends and relatives of the families were present. The bride was attired in gray Doone crepe trimmed in brown fur, brown antelope accessories and a smart brown turban to match. Her corsage was of orchids and lillies of the valley. The wedding breakfast was serv ed in the Rose room of the Benson hotel after which the couple left on ft northern trip embracing Seattle and Vancouver, B. C. Mia. fries at tended school here and in recent years taught school at Clatskanie and Grand Ronde. Mr. and Mrs. Bratcher and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mardis of McMinnville attended the ceremony. Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Santee and sons Harold and Don aid are on a motor trip to Califor nia to spend the holiday vacation with relatives. They will extend their trip into Mexico before re turning to Monmouth where Santee Is with the educational department of the Oregon Normal school. Mothers, Mix This At Home, For Bad Coughs Quicker, Lasting Relief. Saves $2. No Cooking! Here's an old home rem edy your mother knew, but, for renl rofcultf, it is still the beat thing ever known for severe coughs. Try it once, and you 11 Bwcar by it. It's no trouble nt nil. Molt a Kvrun hv fitir- rlni 9 on no nt irr-nmiln twl fill IT nr find one cup of water n few momeutw, until dissolved. No cooking is needed a child could do it. Now put 2(j ounces of Fiuex into a SALEM 477 Court St. Specials for Thurs. Fri. & Saturday Beat creamery Butter ()? Per lb. Tall cans Borden's or J Carnation milk l (Limit 6 to a customer) Ivory Flakes Large Pkgs 15c Large calls Tuna 9P 2 cans iiOK, Fancy Blue Rose Rice 6 Lbs 25c Northern Stcrlized 9Pf Toilet Tissue, 3 Igc. rolls fcitll Blue Crest Toilet Tissue r)On 5 large rolls tOs Wool soap 6 cakes 15c Toilet Soap i high grade - n 3 cakes Ivt Sub Kum Chop Suey 1 A. (with chicken) Per can. 111 Chow Mcln Noodles 10c a per can Monarch Cocoa 1 lb. cans 19c Folger's Coffee ( vac- KHft uum packed) 2 1-lb. carts til 1 Baby Whole Beets -I n Per can 1.UI Hill's Red Can coffee 1 Lb 34c Black Cooking Fit's OKtt 4 Lbs "-'' WHY PAY TO HAVE YOUR GROCERIES DELIVERED? We have FREE Delivery any amount We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities and None Sold to Dealers Chndwick Chapter Holds Meeting The members of Chndwlck chap-- ter, Order of Eastern Star, met at the Masonic temple Tuesday eve ning for dinner at 6:30 o'clock. The long dinner tables were cen tered with miniature Christmas trees and other symbols of the holiday season. Later in the evening the group held a short meeting and program. The officers of the past year pre sented Mrs. Stella Henry, worthy matron, with a gift. Mrs. Henry presented her officers with a floral degree. Among those takmg part on the program were Dr. Leon Barrick, who led the singing of Christmas carols, and Lyman McDonald, who sang several solos. Contributions were made during the evening to the Christmas cheer box. The next meeting of the group will be held on January 3 when installation of officers for the com ing year will be held. James P. Smarts Card Partv Hosts Kingwood Mr. and Mrs. James P. Smart were hosts to a group of friends at a jolly card porty at their home on the upper Glenn Creek road Saturday evening. High hon ors were won by Mrs. Charles H. Fisher and William Schwartz and consolation by Miss Georgianna Briggs and Mrs. R. W. Clarke. At a late hour singing and refreshments were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. William Knower, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDow ell, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bouffler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs, William Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Amnion Grice, Mr. and Mrs. Hoscoe W. Clarke, the Misses Eleanor and Georgianna Briggs and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Smart, Salem Heights Has Christmas Program Much Ingenuity and skill must be exercised by future participants and sponsers for programs at me Salem Heights school if this year s Christmas program is to be excelled. The annual Chrisimos observance entertainment, held in the com munity hall December 16, surpassed any given in recent years. Is the general comment of residents here. Much credit has been accorded Mrs. Cecile Wlecand, school prln cipal, for her ability in arranging the affair and also to the assisting music teachers from Willamette university. Miss -Elizabeth Clement, Miss Marjorie Odell and Miss Bar ham. The program consisted of a play, "Carolina's Dream," by the primary children with Donna Dell Washburn and Nadine Gosnell playing the leading parts, directed by Miss Hyl da Foster: operetta. "Santa in Story-Land," by third and fourth grades, with Bobby Bohannon, Roy al Rumley, Eloise Bowman and Betty Mae Miller in leading roles, ddlrected by Miss Danda Phillips; one-act play. "Santa and Son." by niiit hot tip. and add Tour cvrtm. This gives you a full pint of actually better coiign remedy in an you couiu miy rru-dy-mmle for four time the money. It heepB perfectly, tflistcs fine, and Jasts a family n lonff time. Anu tliere is pntinvriy nnunnit ime if. for ouick action. You enn feel it take hold inhtantly. It loosens the Kerm- laden phlegm, Eootnes ana iicnw me lu ll am ml niembrancM, and clears the air jiasHHges. No cough remedy, at any prTt coum iw mure I'uirt-iiw. I'inex is a compound of Norway Pino, In concentrated form, famous as a healinfj agent for throat and bron chial membranes. It is nuarfliitced to please you, nr money refunded. (SROCERY Phone 6940 Sperry Pancake Flour Q 9 Lb. bags 07C Crown Flour 24 lb. sacks .... 55c Fancy Chocolates 2!i lb. boxes .... .60c Whole Kernel Golden OpT Bantam Corn 2 cany ..Ot Santinm Wild Mountain Blackberries 10c Monarch vefcubic soup - Lgc. can i ready to serve) -l-Ul' Monarch Fancy Sweet PeasPer can 15c Fancy Layer Figs 2 Lbs 25c New Carrots per bunch . . 5c Head Lettuce Large, solid . . 5c Sweet potatoes lancy 07 n No. 1 10 lbs. id ts Potatoes DO Lb, j.ncks ...39c Sweet Jap Oranges 7Qf Per box Calllonila Grape Pult OKn 8 for iiOVi Fancy Eastern Cian- jfj". berries Per lb l'JC Navel Oranges, igc. tize OQp Per doz ' J Cresta lilanca Cordials and flavors at less than wholesale. the fifth and sixth g.Jdes, with William Trudgen, Bertha Skelton and Scott Wlllson taking the lead ing parts, directed by Miss Dorothy Dutton; and a humorous operetta, "When Santa Forgot the Smiths," with Clevc Bortlett, Dorothy Ber ger, Orvlllc Bcardsley, Muriel Rob inson, Lida Mao Sauter, Fay Rum ley, Irene Fisher and Robert Zinzer appearing In leading roles, under the direction of Mrs. Wiegand. An outstanding1 feature of the evening was a violin class and or chestra music under the supervi sion of Miss Phillips, Intermediate teacher. None of the children of the violin class had played the Instrument before the fall school term began. Rebekahs Spend Gay Evening A cay evening was had by all Re bekahs and Odd Fellows and their families Monday evening when their annual Christmas tree party was given. The decorating and tree commit tee consisted of Lora Magcc, Flora Turnbull. Pearl Swanson, Dora Hill and Verda Ohnstead, and the pro gram committee Included Helen Mc- Leod, Anna Hunsaker and Eugenia Seigmund. Numbers on the program Includ ed a solo, by Aline Moored; piano solo, Jeanne Cladeck; violin and piano numbers, Barbara Schottleaf- er, Georgia Harrington, Alena Breni- mer and Emily Bremmer; Illustrated reading. Erma Moored; piano solo, Mary Dole Cladeck; and a violin solo by Mary Elizabeth Hunsaker. After the program, refreshments were served the children by the refreshment committee. ... G. F.Wrights Surprised Woodburn A number of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wright Sunday evening at their home In honor of their 13th wedding anni versary. The evening was spent playing cards and prizes for high score went to Mrs. Frank Weiss and Stephen Bauman. The consolation was awarded to Mrs. Ray Tyson and W. C. Miller. Lunch was served and a gift presented to the honor guests. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. W. Pfafflnger, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Faulconer, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mil ler, Mr. and Mrs. Arista Nendel, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Frecburg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wright, Harold Wright, Marjorie Wright and Buddy Tyson. You'll Enjoy Christmas Shopping at Johnson's If it's a lady's gift you're after you'll find a varied selec tion here! A Few Gift Suggestions: FUR JACKETTES HAND BAGS SILK DRESSES COATS For i$' Hosiery SCARFS BLOUSES LINGERIE KERCHIEFS SWEATERS HOUSE DRESSES COSTUME JEWELRY Johnson's For GLOVES NEGLIGES BATH ROBES Why Pay MORE When You Can Buy For Less at Johnson's "The Store For Ladies" 4fiI-Ui(i STATE ST. Watch our windows n i A Woman's Club Enjoys Christmas Program Independence A Christmas pro gram was carried out by the mem bers of the Woman's club at their club rooms Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. O. F. Cohrs told the story of the first Christmas in Independence. This was followed by carol singing and other music arranged for the occasion by Mrs. J. O. Mcintosh. A Christmas tree, beautifully decorat ed, was laden with exchange gifts for the club house. Miss Myra Mont gomery, Mrs. Z. C. Kimball and Mrs. Henry N. Mattlson had charge of the tree arrangements and decor ations. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Knott. Mrs. Ben Johnson and Mrs. Bert Keller. Tills Is the last meeting of the year and on January 3 the first meeting In the new year will be husbands' night and will be devoted to cards and music. ... jDelphiansHave Luncheon, Program TnrtoTwnripnrp The DelnhfanS met at a local restaurant for CHRISTMAS SALE Only 8 more days 'till Christmas, and Ward's have re- diiced prices on many desirable gut items. There are plenty of gifts at Ward's for the last minute man or woman. TOYS! TOYS! Any Boy Will Shout Yo-Hol For here's 15 tools In an oaken chest I Fact QC la Dad will want It tOt Large Sail Boat Length 23 inches, beam 6 Inch es, height 2a inches. CQp Reduced from 89c to...OI7l Whiit A Dump Truck It's to sturdy the small owner can sit on it. Reduc- (pi OQ Ed from $1.49 to HLiU Metal Craft Zeppelin Construction set, 28 Inches long. Unusually QQf educational Oit Sturdy Chairs & Rockers -For the little folks? AOp, A real buy at lVj Canvas Bii)i Blocks For building castles fair to sec of smooth hardwood In many sizes and LQf shapes ft HI ! i Automatic Bowling Alley I All metal. What fun that boy ' can have with this J)c nwiii wMm "Ward's, the fjift store f or all the family 27.ri North Liberty Street Rhone 8774 Salem, Ore, luncheon Monday with Mrs. C, O. Sloper and Mrs. Ellen Davis in charge of the arrangements. Fol lowing the luncheon hour the group met at the home of Mrs, O. O. Sloper where a short business meet ing, followed by a program, was held. The program for the afternoon was as follows: Christ mm carol. "Holr Nlaht." explain ed and led by Mrs. Ellen Darls. tung by entire group: "The Christmas Story.' from Bible. Ura. H. N. Maimon: "ur Favorite Christmas Carol." Mrs. E. IS. Ebbert and Mrs. Frank le fiaunderi: Christ mil carol, entire iroupi "ChrUtmas Giving and Receiving." Mrs. D. A. Hoav; "enrut mas Meditations and Thoughts." Mrs. A. B. Robinson; "An Ideal Christmas." Mrs. Jamea niditell: "Five Christmas Don'ts." Miss Mabel Biddell; "Five Christmas Do's." Mrs. H. w. Hogmeler; "My Happiest Christmas," Mrs. W. H. Cockle: "Christ mas and Money," Mrs. E. M. Wunder; vocal solo, Mrs. M. J. Butler, accompan ied by Mrs. Melfovd Nelson; "Banta Claus." Mrs. O. O. Sloper; and "Delphian Pro phecy," Mrs. O, D. Butler. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Emil Scharer are spending several weeks in Chicago and other mid western cities on a visit with relatives and friends. They plan to return home some t'me in January. EXTRA SPECIAL Permanent remanent 4fT WAVE$S Fashion's Best Phone 19S3 Miller's Beauty Parlor Old Yuletide Custom An evergreen wreath and a candle for your window. Fire proof, 12 in. wreath ACkn with bulb K7l Modernistic Jug Type Vases Makes r dandy gift Was 79c, now 49c Her Nose Will Know That you have sweet thoughts about her if you give this 4- Piece Set (Sweet pea odor) 19c Christmas Candy 214 lb. box. Ward's gift assort ment reduced 69C 2 lb. can 9Q Peanut Brittle uVKi Wrappings, Ribbon !; complete assortment to fix up your gift packages. 24 sheets assorted tissue papers and large package of seals, - Qp tags and cards Aily You'll Lose No Time lf vnu olvp fhr-KA Fiffht Dav rlnruinrtnhln P.llhPTf. ! works, non-break (gj QQ Men's Tic and Hdkf. Set Beautiful patterns In smart tics and silk handkerchiefs I7q to match. 98c value fly nnnm mii i hi 1