Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

1 DAILY GAZETTE TIMES, 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1924. THREE JUNE APPAREL JUBILEE 13 COAT PRICES THAT WILL A JOYFUL DRESS MAKE YOU HAPPY OCCASION With needs so many, with vacation time ONE-HALF PRICE so close and with one's dress needs at its height, surely one must be joyful when You will be glad when you see these it is found that one's needs can now be DANCE FOR JOY coats that were formerly mark- supplied at so great a saving in cost. AT ed just about double these prices. THESE WAISTS GLEEFUL TIDINGS Who wouldn't? Not.

often regardless of ABOUT SWEATERS the time, can pick such good LARGE ASSORTMENT you up $25.00 waists anywhere at these prices, and es- SILK DRESSES Lots of fun to pick out a sweater or two COATS necially now, when the season is in its NOW a different color to match each costume $12.50 ONE-HALF PRICE when you know that you are going to save enough money to buy an extra sweater. These will come in fine for these $12.50 SILK BLOUSES $27.50 COATS $25.00 DRESSES cool evenings and especially for that trip NOW to the beach. NOW NOW $8.95 $13.75 $12.50 $7.50 SWEATERS NOW $35.00 COATS $30.00 DRESSES $4.95 $8.50 SILK BLOUSES NOW $5.95 NOW NOW $17.50 $15.00 $10.00 and $12.00 SWEATERS NOW $6.50 SILK BLOUSES $8.95 NOW $45.00 COATS NOW $35.00 DRESSES $4.95 $22.50 NOW LINGETTE PETTICOATS $17.50 NOW SILK MADRAS BLOUSES $1.69 4,56 NOW SUIT YOURSELF AND All colors, including black and white, in $3.95 this satin stripe material. Regular. value SMILE, SMILE, SMILE! SALE OF SUMMER $2.50.

SILK BROADCLOTH NOW BLOUSES you You see could the hardly suit that keep from have smiling so much when FROCKS CREPE you NOW $1.00 $4.95 that self same suit at you can it has buy. Pink and white, fancy and admired and now find that the price $5.95 been marked for this June Jubilee. Here flowered. PONGEE BLOUSES are some of the reduction ranges. Fancy Ratnes, flock voiles, French gingNOW hams, Egyptian Tissues.

Pure Irish linen SILK STEP-INS well made up to the minute models AND VESTS $2.98 9 cleverly trimmed with sashes, pockets, $35.00 SUITS laces, organdy and ribbon. $1.49 CREPE APRON DRESSES NOW Tubular silk vests and stepNOW $24.95 ins, all shades. These' are of the heavy crepe in the' beau- $27.50 SUITS MILLERS $3.95 P. a CHINESE SUMMER DRESSES $1.98 tiful high shades and all clever models, Ginghams and other summery materials $1.65 trimmed, well worth- double this NOW trimmed with laces, organdy, buttons, tas- Waterproof, large size, in neatly money. $19.75 sels and other new materials.

numerous designs CITY BREVITIES Willamette Student Alice Wells, senior at Willamette University, has just spent several days in Corvallis on a visit to friends here. Union Oil Attorney Here- John Guy Wilson, attorney for the Union Oil company, with offices in land, has been in Corvallis conferring with Miller Walter the past two days. Hills at Newport' -Prof. and Mrs. G.

Hill and children are at home from A. brief outing at Newport where they were domiciled in a 'cottage' for an outing at the beaches. Will Attend Silver Jubilee- -Professor John 'A. Van Groos has reword from John Aldrich, of Lincoln, Nebraska, that he will be on hand for the big jubilee of the ,0. A.

C. class, He is a brother of Ed Aldrich, of Pendleton, one of the regents of the Portlanders Here- Mr. and W. -0. Miller have returned to their home in Portland after spending a short time with Mrs.

Miller's mother, Mrs. A. C. Tunison, They came to attend the graduation exercises at Lincoln school, their son having completed the grade school course. Blackledge's Furniture Awnings.

334-336 South Second Street Brother Here--Frank Warfield, of Vernonia, is in Corvallis on a brief visit to his brother and law, Sheriff and Mrs. S. N. Warfield. He is to spend several days in, Corvallis and later will go.

to Alsea on a visit to relatives and friends in that vicinity. Married at Vancouver -What apparently was an elopement termin; fated at Vancouver, with the marriage of. Miss Thelma J. Roberts and Willis T. Devaney, both of Albany, the ceremony being solem-1, nized there Saturday.

Mr. Devaney, is just completing his first year at 0.., A. C. and it is reported the bridegroom will continue his studies. at the college.

The bride is a student in Albany high school. Visits Old Home -Miss Louise years, Kennedy, is a in the Corvallis city -girl to of former. few days with friends. at Waldo Hall and in town. Miss Kennedy and her people now reside at Manhattan Beach, but she has just completed a third year on the faculty of the school at Nys-! sa, eastern Oregon.

She is to visit her brother, and his family in Portland, and will spend la brief part of her vacation in Oregon. Accident Victims RecoveringRuth Trenholm, ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. P.

Trenholm of Westwood, near Philomath, who was seriously injured in an automobile-train collision near McMinnville, is recovering and is already considerably improved. Mrs. Trenholm was injured, but not seriously, and Wag able to be with other members of her family at the funeral of her 17-year-old daughter, Claire, who was instantly killed. Mr. Trenholm and another daughter were not injured.

Teachers Arrive- -Misses Agnes and Erna Lehe, teachers in the Raymond, high school the last year, have arrived in (ex. vallis to spend the summer with their parents, Con and Mrs. R. C. Von 1.

young women were acer Miss Mari: Sebrepel, 4 vallis girl. and teacher schools, who has com. visit with. friends Schrepel will return tr. to attend summe the normal there.

Warfield Getting Out -Sheriff S. N. Warfield. who underwent a ma jor operation recently, is getting out for automobile rides and will soon be an the city streets again. Mr.

Warfield is recovering very satisfactorily and his friends over Benton county will be interested in the news that he is anticipating returning to his duties after a few weeks. Starker Accepts Summer Position -T. J. Starker, professor in forestry at. o.

A. has accepted a summer. position with the United States forest service and will head an extensive reconnoissance party in the Fremont national forest. The party will cruise and map between 20 and 30 thousand acres of timber, and will cover the forest and forage types existing in that area. Prof.

Starker will begin work June la 16, in Portland- and he and his I family will be away through the summer. Piano Recital Thursday--The 0. A. C. school -of music, Prof.

W. F. Gaskins, director, is presenting Ruth pianist, of Corvallis, in her graduation recital. Buchanan will appear Thursday' evening at 8 o'clock in the Little Theater. Administration building.

and will be assisted by Miss Ruth Bromberg. violinist. and Prof. Gusrave bunkelberger. pianist.

The program planned is a varied one of numbers. by great composers The public is invited to hear Miss Buchanan. Middlekaaffs Return Attorney land Mrs. Oscar Middlekauff have: returned to' Corvallis, thoroughly fumigated. from an extensive tour of California.

The Middlekauffs motored south to San Jose, to visit their daughter. Miss Ruth Middle kauff, a member of the faculty of Sin Jose Teachers' College: and spent three weeks in that city. With Miss Ruth. they motored south to the California line and into Mex: and there was ten days' stop at Long Beach, an equally long stay in San Diego, with tr'ps to Angeles and numerous other thern California cities. Both orney and Mra.

Middlekauft are excellent health as a result 01 rest. and pleasure tour California, but returned emphatic their statements that they loveil egon and are delighted to refi rn. Peavy in Salem--Dean G. W'. Peavy.

of the 0. A. C. school of forestry. was in Salem vesterday.

having been called to the. capital city to attend a special meeting of the state 'board of forestry. The board. is deciding on a feasible means of handling the present forjest 'fire situation in Oregon and the meeting was called to plan a means of prevention -Mr. and- Mrs.

I. son have moved to port are locating in Linger Longer Lodge, in the Arcadia section. Jackson. who was formerly with the Corvallis telephone company, has' transferred to Newport plant: Fred bald, local transfer man. moved the household furnishings to Newport for the Jacksons, and Monday.

took la truckload of furniture to Portland for the A. G. Wrights, who left the I city -that day to locate in Portland. RADIO TODAY Portland--KGW Broadcasting on 492 Meters 7 D. Talk by "Pussyfoot" Johnson, subject.

"Prohibition Making Good in 7:30 D. m. -Baseball scores, markets and weather. D. IN.

Program by Reed college light opera company. featuring George Maddox, tenor. 9 to 10. p. 1.

Silent. 10 p. m. Dance music by Olsen's orchestra: intermission solos by Lenore Hatter and Ar thur Ewell. Outside Stations Tonight KHJ, Los Angeles, 390- 8 to 10 p.

111.. program presenting Roberts' Golden State band. KFI. Los Angeles, 469 9 to '10, Examiner concert: 10 to 11. Holly woodland orchestra: 11 to 12, Fisher's orchestra.

KIX. Oakland, 509- 8 to 10. studio program, amateur night: special numbers from American theater. 4 R-A-D-I-0 Sets and Supplies Edison Electric Store 234 South Second Big Pry Goes Fishing -A picnic are held near Junction -City recently was attended by will and Fred Darneille. Ray Rush, Mr.

Culberson; and their families; Mr. and Mrs. WV. 10. Miller of Portland.

Mrs. A. (. Tunison. Mr.

Gill and James Butler. There were 43 in the party enjoyed the fishing and other sports on the river there. Miss Home Miss Ethel Knotts, commerce last year in the Grants Pass high school has returned to Corvallis and is to spend' the summer vacation with the home folks. Mr. and Mrs.

Knotts and family. 'Miss Knotts has been re-elected 1 To the Grants Pass position and will return there in the fall. Party at party including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christ and children and Thomas Papas.

of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vulgaris, James. Pierpoint, Loy Luton and mother and brother Billy were at. Pebble Beach the first of the week to enjoy the water sports and other outdoor pleasures at that resort.

Montanans Stop Here---Mr. and Mr'9. William Young. of Montana. stopped in Corval recently for ambrief visit at the country home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Knotts aird family. worth of town. Mrs. Young is 2 sister of Knotts and she and Mr.

Young are spending several days here on their way home from 8 stay in' California. after wintering in Los Angeles. Sends Delegate to Portland--The Corvallis. W. C.

T. U. is sending Mrs. A. C.

Tunison to Portland as delegate to the law enforcement convention in session at the White Temple, June 3-5. Mrs. Tunison left early in the week and will attend the entire conference. License Issued Yesterday--Another marriage license was issued in Corvallis, yesterday when Robert N. Stephens appeared and secured the document that permitted ihm.

to wed Miss Bertha Vining. Both are residents of Corvallis and the weddng took place in the city. Mrs. McIntyre Recovers--Mrs. Bertha McIntyre, assistant county is able to be around the home now.

and will soon be able to return to her duties. Mrs. McIntyre underwent a major operation appendieitis several weeks ago and has since been detained from Lane Family at Fune al-Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Trenholm and dren have been in Corvallis during the week-end on a visit to Mrs. Trenholm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

T. Beals. The Trenholms stopped here enroute. from Westwood, western Benton county, where they. attended the funeral.

of Mr. Trenholm's 17-year-old Claire Trenholm, who was killed in the automobile accident at McMinnville Thrusday evening of last week. Play Toledo Team--The Corvallis Independents, a local baseball 3g- gregation, played the Toledo team Sunday and won by a score of 9 to 1. The game was played afternoon in the 'Toledo baseball park, with Dr. E.

G. Quesinberry pitching for the local team, and his work g8. pitcher and at hitting were features. of the game. Corvallis' record shewed.

8. runs, 10 hits' and no errors, while the Toledo boys made but one run, 3 hits and 3 errors. The Corvallis lineup included Statz, center- field; Collins. second base; Quesinberry, pitcher: Lewis. left field; Groh, third base: shortstop: Pipp, first base: O'Neal, catcher: Young, right field.

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