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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1943)
: Three Oregon LMen Wounded j Washington, April 21 Ifl't f Names of. 10 northwest men " were included In a list o 311 U.S.. soldiers wounded in action in the Asiatic, North African, North American, Pacific and south Pacific 'areas which was released by the war department Tuesday. They included: In the North American area: Oregon Butts, Sgt. Charles A.; friend, Miss Stella Perkins, Portland, In the Pacific area: Oregon Brabrook, PFC David R. Moth er, Mrs, Helen Brabrook, As toria. In the southwest Pacific area: Oregon Abel, PFC Clayton J. Wife, Mrs. Martha Abel, Burns. Communion Service Thursday Night The First Presbyterian church will observe its fourth annual prc-Easter communion service Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. This ,r"'re, held in the ctmdle linhtod sanctuary, where abso lute silence is maintained, has come to be very meaningful to great numbers of people in the community as well as to the church congregation itself. The chorus choir, under the direction ot Virginia Ward Elliott, will sing appropriate music. Approx imately SO now members will be welcomed into the church at this time, the group meeting with the session just prior to the evening service. Rev. W. Irvin Williams, pastor of the church, will give a very short medita tion and administer the sacra- Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 21. 19133 ment of the Lord's Supper. Victory Quint Heard Woodburn The Victory Quintet of Atlanta, Ga., pre sented a concert of negro spir ituals in the Woodourn high school auditorium last week. The quintet has presented con certs in the northwest during the fall and winter months and is now making a tour of the high schools. PREVIEWS OF VALUES M :4J Den HSMACKETS and SKIRTS ' Br'9n,r bold red! Jaunty sus- I 'Jf "sh $ pender top skirts pleated all M . j I j around. Double breasted Mv jackets are fastened with gay li -$$1 nalJtical buttons. Pockets. .vS&X JACKETS i -- ,.fl98.. Xi f? 'EACH :m SKIRTS I V EASTER FINERyX r)f for the fellas r ify boys' M KNIT SUITS 11 DRESSES FOR GIRLS SPRING FOOTNOTES! VITA-TREDS FOR WOMEN 4 LI PAIR Crisp Washable Cottons for Young 3 to 'ers! Every little girl wants a bright new frock for Easter morn parading! And what better choice than a cute Honeysuckle dressl Mothers appreciate the fine quality cotton fabrics, the careful workmanship, the deep hems on every dressl And daughters love the full skirted styles . . . with their novel embroidery and smock trims . . . bow sashes. In sheers and per cales, plains or prints. Sizes 3-i'2, You'll be steps ahead this spring if your feet are comfortably and smartly shod in Vita-Treds. Sketched is a blue calf sandal , . . it also comes in patentl Others, too, pumps, ties, sandals, in black, brown, turf, navy. Siies 412-9 . . , and well worth the No. 1 7 Stan RAYON SLIP 29 EACH SCHOOLGIRLS' RAYONS Run resist knit rayon . . ""J ( for best wear and serv- A RC icel Panties, briefs, bloomers and vests. Tea rose. Sizes 2-14, SCHOOLGIRLS' SLIPS Soft cotton nainso sk slips. Trimmed with dainty lace and embroi-" dery. Hemstitched neck edges. Sizes 4-14. 4 CHILDREN'S ANKLETS 15c Gay cotton anklets in turn over lop styles. Stripes, plain colors and fancy (op styles. 4ft-6 j. L ' J &4 '' t3i& j Children's BILTWELL SHOES 2.3! rii. Carefully built shoes that support young feet in just the right wayl Durable horsehide soles are moisture resistant . . . flexible. Strong leather uppers. Black, brown. 8 2 -3 . GIRLS' SPORTS OXFORDS li Slim fitting slips in rayon satin or rayon crepe. Tailored smoothly with gored skirts . . . adjust able straps. Tearose . . . in lacy or plain styles. Sizes 34-40. RAYON UNDIES Panties, vests and bloomers in fine ray ons. Trim fitting styles . . , that wear well, launder easily. -Sizes 34 to 40. Women's HOSIERY Walk those extra miles with real foot easel These comfortable leather oxfords come in moccasin or ghillie styles . . . rugged leather soles, rubber -tipped heels. In black or brown. Sizes 4'2 t 79 Sleek fittir rayons . . sheer and lovely . . . for every occa sion. Neutral shades that harmo nize well with your frocks. Cotton or rayon tops and feet. S'j-IO'j. ion' is tin; tihi; to dress dpi EASTER DRESSES For Easter flattery ... a dress with lots of style appeall Try one of these crisp two. piecers ... or a floral print in sleek jersey . . . or a demure navy topped with frothy whitel Sizes for juniors, misses, women . , . budget pricedl Wathabla Durana Cotton Knit Most practical . . . they wash easily, need no ironing! Plain or striped pullover tops . . . contrast ing color suspender and bib top pants. Sizes 1-6. Striped or plain color shirts. Firmly knit cot tons with short sleeves and round neckline. Sizes I to 6. BOYS' POLO SHIRTS 4y A PI II ! .1 ! tv r A a iji jjrf i rip vir i4 ji !jj V J K Li THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! TJjfK THAT II i Wf ID TODAY! mxIW3D ft BOYS CORDUROY OVERALLS 19 ...i'l IN YOUR EASTER BONNET... You'll rate lots of masculine approval . . . feminine envyl Flower bedecked calots , . . small veil swathed pillboxes , . , face-framing bonnets. In bright or dark shades. Sturdy Wala Cord Bright, Qay Colora Just the thing for play or dress wear either onel Protective, soft corduroy bib top overalls. Some with colorful embroidery trims. Sizes 2 to 6. (MBBtPGl ASffi (HDL 484 STATE ST. SALEM, ORE. STOKE HOimS: 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Dally 9:31) A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday
