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On next Friday evening the Rose City
Park club will give a party bridge and
600 and It Is desired that all members
of the club aa well aa otherB who enjoy
these gamea may attend. The last card
rarty at the club was attended by 60
. tables, and the evening was splendidly
enjoyed by those present. On Friday
' evening the games will begin at 8 :30
; sharp and It is hoped those attending
wtU make note of thla fact. Good prizes
i will be given the winners and refresh
ments will be served at the close of the
exercises. The following committee of
; ladles will have charge : Mesdames W.
' R; Royle (ohatrmnn), II. J. Blaesing, A.
' O. Teepe. O. M. Hall, S. M. Hlgby, J. K.
Owen, J. H. Greenough and A. Laldlaw.
.'.The April meeting of the Michigan
society will be held Monday evening
Portland hotel. The. program committee,
under Mrs. Owen Saunders, will present
the following: Tenor solo, Lewis J.
Hlnkel ; clarinet duet, Winston Raney
and A. O. Sanders ;, reading, Mrs. Lewis
Ilinkel ; solo, "My Michigan Soldier,"
Mr. Bancroft; violin solo, Robert Dick-I W. M. Lillia.
lrrson ; talk, James Brockway ; baritone
solo, E. Randolph Thomas with clar
ionet obllgato. A- O. Sanders ; 'duet, Mr.
Ilinkel and Miss Rose. The usual good j
time and refreshments will follow. All
former Michigan people are invited.
A delightful evening is anticipated
by the members and friends of the
ladies' auxiliary. Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, when they will assemble in
the Hlbernia hall Monday evening to
enjoy cards and dancing. Prizes; re
freshments and some of the old fash-
D;O.K.K:Will
Take Seaside
At Week End
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ABD-UHL-ATEF Temple. No. 117.
Dramatic Order Knights of Khoraa-
san of Portland, will hold Its annual
ceremonial at Seaside Saturday. April 6.
The city by the sea has officially de
clared a half holiday on that occasion,
and has donated the Dreamland rink
for the ball that evening. A street
parade will be a feature of the celebra
tion. A special train, arranged for by
W. J. II. Clark, Henxy Hunter and Ed
M. Lance wfll leave the North Bank
depot at 1:80 Saturday and will return
Sunday night. A program has been ar
ranged that will be sure to attract vis
itors from far and near.
The D. O. K. K. is the social order of
the Knights of Pythias, and every of
ficer of the grand lodge, K. of P.. is ex
pected to attend from Leslie E. Crouch,
grand chancellor, to Edward D. Curtis,
dean of the past grand chancellors and
supreme representative.
. Delegations will participate In the fes
tivities from Portland, St Helens,
Rainier, Clatskanie, Hammond, Astoria,
Vancouver. Kalama, Rtdgefleld, Castle
rock, McMinnvllle. Dallas, Oregon City
and other castles, temples and centers of
Pythlanism.
The Portland "brigands" who will
conduct the large class of tyros across
the burning sands of the Seaside temple
will be commanded by W. Frank Paine
and Royal Visler.
The program lncludes.the reception of
the team of brigands, votaries -of the
I imiiyio arm uigniiunea at o p. m. ai sea
side ; a dinner at 7, dance at 8, the start
' of the ceremonial at 10 and the banquet
: to be served after the ceremonial. Sun
day there will be a barbecue and clam
; chowder ,S sea bathing and a good tlmy
' until 4 :45, when the special will return.
I Everybody will be welcome to partic
ipate in the excursion whether members
; of the order or not, and both the D. O.
K. K. and the Knights of Pythias are
urged to invite their families and friends
to fill up the cars.
I The round trip ticket will cost $3 with
i 24 cents additional as a war tax. Rea-
! ervatlons can be made through Ed M.
; Lance at the K. of P. castle. Eleventh
I and Alder streets.
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! The Women's Benefit association of
the Maccabees of this city will hold a
district rally Wednesday and Thursday.
There will be an afternoon and evening
session in Selling-Hlrsch hall. Washlng-
! ton and Tenth streets, Wednesday and
j an evening Thursday, two sessions will
i be held in the Masonic temple". Mrs.
! Minnie W. Aydelotte. deputy supreme ,
commander, and Dr. Ella T. Fifield, su
preme physician, will be""" guests of honor
at the sessions. A large class of new
members will be presented during the
rally, and business and social matters
will receive attention. The work will be
exemplified by a team from Vancouver
Thursday. There are six local reviews in
Multnomah coun-. It is expected that
12 reviews will Bend delegations. Mrs.
Florence Chambers of this city Is presi
dent of the district review, but it is ex
pected that the sessions will be pre
sided over by Mrs. Aydelotte. The order
is the sister of the Maccabees, but has
I an absolutely independent position in
the fraternal world. Its membership is
exclusively of women,
many attractions. The" affair is in I
the hands of the Misses Mary Frances ' Eureka Council, Knights and Ladies
McCarthy, Kathrine Dowd, Katherine of Security, will meet Multnoman W.
Quinn, Ella Sullivan, Mary Bohan, - w- hall. Fast Sixth and East Alder
Helen Milan, Frances McCarthy, Mary ftT' Monday night, changing from its
Lawler. Mrs. E. H. Deerv and Mrs. location heretofore at W. O. W. temple
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Photo Uarkbmm.
E. M. Lance, chairman arrangements
committee of D. O. K. K. excursion
to Seaside.
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Commandery
On Parade
Br Alfred B. Crldga
WASHINGTON Commandery No. 15.
Knights Templar, was organized In
1911 with Penumbra Kelly at its head.
and since Its organization the com
mandery has come to the front by
leaps and bounds until today it is one
of the best known Masonic organisa
tions In the west. For an organisation
or society during Its seven years of
existence to have an official In the
supreme lodge, known as the Grand
Encampment of the- United' States, and
thla official to be the only western
man so placed. Is extremely gratifying
to Oregon Masons and especially the
Templars. This official Is Dr. William
Wallace Toungson, grand prelate of
the grand encampment and an officer
In Washington Commandery No. 15.
In the state organization this com
mandery has two members, past com
manders who occupy positions on the
staff, namely Weston S. Shellenbarger,
grand captain general and who is at
the present time grand master of the
Masonic lodge in the state, and Ralph
D. Robinson, grand prelate, who was
last year the head of the commandery
meeting on the east side of the river
Under the leadership of Mr. Robin
son, the commandery last year en
joyed remarkable growth, adding over
fifty names to the roll, and this rec
ord has not been excelled by any
commandery on the coast. Washington
commandery has among its members
the representatives of sl foreign Juris
dictions.
Last year the commandery was Big
rally honored by havhng the official
representative of the highest In au
thority in Templarlsm, R. H. Sir Harry
A. Rase, pay, an official visit of In
spectlon to the organization and wit
ness ' its military drilling and work
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Klrkpatrick council of this city leads
with over 200 members gained since
January 1. St Johns council comes next
with Anchor, Eureka and Security
councils closely following. Eugene
council, under the direction of Mrs.
Tiira. FYazier ia rrawine ranidlv. The
work In Grants Pass, under Mr. and ! The well drlled team under the
Mrs. Saltmarsh. ha put that local well rectlon of Dr. J. Francis Drake a year
in the lead. Oregon City Knights and j ago successfully competed with Oregon
Ladies of Security gave an open social , Commandery No. .1 and carried off the
last Tuesday folowed by a banquet. A j banner.
number of prominent members attended j T , . ,
., T.,,," B tv, oii In Templarlsm there are three orders
w.i.i i, njrj t or degrees, known as the Illustrious
close its membership corRest Monday , . r, . .
Left to right Ralph R. Schomp, eminent commandrr, Washington Com-
mandery No. 15, Knights Templar; ; Penumbra Kelly, organizer or Wash
iqgton Commandery.
evening with the distribution of sev-
Aptil 1, In the assembly room of the icned quadrilles will be among the
"Hair Under Arms? OnLip ?
Orssolved Away
Sea Tbam Crlakle rp and Vaa-
Isb Lear Skla Olorloasly
r Cleaa A Valuable Seeret
How to Look Young
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BY VALESKA SURATT
rrIERH are many things
I "Which will remove super-
1nmi ifltra.hiit mft n v nf
them so Irritate, burn and red
den the skin as to make It a
sight to look upon. It Is no
longer necessary to go at It
in strch a savage manner. Su
perfluous hairs can now be removed by
an application which is absolutely safe
and never fails to remove every hair
so thoroughly that not a vestige of it
remains. There is only one thing that
will do this, and that Is Bulfo solution.
This can be obtained from any drug
atore for $1. The hairs are merely moist
ened with it for a few moments, and
.then the hairs are seen literally to with
er and dissolve away and are wiped off,
leaving a skin absolutely perfect, snot-
leas, soft and smooth. This is the sensl
' ble method, and no matter how sensitive
the skin or how thick the hair growth, it
never fails to remove the hair com
pletely and thoroughly.
; MRS. A. T. F. The akin can be
brought back -to Its original plumpness
and vigor by the following formula. An
astonishing result Is the quick dlsap-
pearance of wrinkles, little and big,
: crowsfeet and lines of age. It is sim
i pie and can be prepared in a few mo
ments by adding to half a pint of
water one tablespoonful of glycerine and
, two ounces of epfol, obtained from yoin
druggist This takes years from your
appearance and Is always sure and posi
tive In Its work If you will apply it
liberally every day.
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V M'lSS T. O..C You will be surprised
at the results It you will use my formula
for beautifying the skin. I can promise
you really and rurely an exquisite
complexion in a mighty short
time, with a tint 'like the rose, and
spotless as a lily, if yotf will make this
cream at home yourself and use It. You
will positively never find anything else
In the world to equal it. Now get from
' your druggist one ounce of zlntone and
V mix re wun iwo laotespooniuis oi giycer
ine in a pint oi water, finis makea a
rtcn, aatmy cream. List it freely every
day and -ou will have your dream come
irua,.
Marie Stuart Drarrtatic club will pre
sent the playete "Molly's Way" Thurs
day evening at Columbus lub, Williams
avenue and Morris street. Following is
the cast of characters: Molly Meadows,
Irene Gravelle; Larie, Catherine Moran;
on the west Bide. The evening will be
spent as an "At Home" social, and all
members and their friends are welcome.
A program of music, cards, recitation
and dancing has been arranged f or.
The additional rooms in the I. O. O.
F. home at Thirty-second and Hole at a
streets, are being occupied by aired
ansa L,ora meaaows, jl nue ,ra.vou , v. r tv,. tk.
Mrs. Rosette Walden. Delia LUlls ; Mutt ; tion to the home has 'cost over $30,000
"r- xaio Lvviv, uuvru j eacn ro0m has heen lurntsheJ by
ows, J. McEntee ; Jack Lawrence, B. one or more lodges throughout the state.
Skiff ; Philip Moore, F. J. McDonald ; j The property is now worth over S75,n00,
Chasie Cronston, V. William; Nepoleon . and is one of the institutions the Odd
Brown, M. Thatcher. Soldiers admitted Fellows and Rebekahs of Oregon have
free. I just cause to be proud of.
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An Easter card party and dance will Hassalo lodge, I. O. O. F., was the
be given by the Young Lady Rosarians guest of Montavilla lodge Wednesday
of the Dominican Parish at the hall on evening, and put on the third degree
East Tenth and Weidler streets, Wed- work with a class of four. Dr. A. H.
nesday evening, April 3. Cards will be Johnson, commanding the degree .team.
Dlaved In the cardrooms from S :S0 n. m. ' There were about 150 members and vl&-
until T2 m., and the dance hall will be tors present, among them being Robert
nmn during tho uutM hnnn. ty, vmmir Andrews, past grand master , f. w.
ladies hope to Bee all of their friends
present and are prepared to accommo
date as many as care to attend. An
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the dancers.
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St. Gerard's society will entertain
members and friends at the home of .
Stewart, past grand representative ;
Henry S. Westbrook, past grand master.
A light banquet was served after the
ceremonies.
Fram Assembly, United Artisans, last
Tuesday evening unveiled Its service
flag before a large number of members
era valuable Prizes and rbanauet. The bodvlne historical events during the
SSStM Darlu, the King of Persia
by Manager Thomas, and a leather ; -" -
suitcase offered by Frank Morelng, one
of the boosters responsible for the
classes of from 18 to 40 initiated at
each meeting "during the Dast three
months.
Ben Hur tribe held its dance at W.
O. W. temple. Saturday evening, with a
good attendance and many visitors.
There will be no meeting Saturday
night, April 6. The Portland Ben Hurs
are expecting to secure a large class for
initiation shortly.
Bonnie Rose Castle, Royal Highland
ers, will have Its regular monthly closed
meeting Tuesday night at the Mult
nomah W. O. W. hall. East Sixth and
East Alder streets. There will be a
class initiation, after which there will
be a dance by the members.
Portland Star Homestead, Brother
hood of American Yeomen, will give its
monthly card party, social and dance
next Thursday evening to mem
bers and their friends. All interested
are invited. 1 A good time guaranteed.
Moose temple, Fourth and Taylor
streets, has the largest and best danc
ing floor In the city, it is claimed.
Sunnyside chapter. Order Eastern
to their homes in Jerusalem ; the Order
of Malta, a degree founded upon the
history connected with the crusades,
and the Knights Templar, which is a"
continuation of the Malta, and by
Masons considered one of the most
Impressive and elaborate pieces of rit
ualism. In all of these degrees Wash
ington Commandery has added to the
work by securing pictures Illustrative
of the different events and by an out
lay of something over 1500. It claims
to have the best group of any organ
ization in the country.
In order to aid oilier commanderles
in their work, these pictures and the
lectures that accompany them have
been offered to the other organizations
in the state and at the coming organ
lzatlon of the Grand Commandery of
Nevada, these pictures will be shown
'for the benefit of the Grand Encamp
ment of the United States.
Easter time Is an event looked for
ward to by Templars the world over,
and , It is one of the few occasions
wherein Templars are permitted to
parade. Washington Commandery has
a custom of attending Easter service
at a different church each year. This
year the services will be attended at
attorney; Denton BurdlcK. state sena
tor; J. Upton, president of the Irriga
tion congress, and the grand chancellor
and grand secretary. The prevail. ns
keynote of the meeting and b:in.;uft
w as loyalty fid patriotism. The new s
from France was rather discouraging
when the banquet was called, nu: a nti.
clal long distance dispatch from Port
land was obtained giving tha news cf
the checking of the Huns, and the fa
mous .hospitality of Bend was enjoyed
all the more.
The members of Portland lodge. Loyal
Order of Moose, have a yearning for a
mg ceieDration over the successful com
pletion of the new Moose Temnle at
Fourth and Taylor street. The bulldlne
Is now ready for formal acceptance. It
has been occupied since the first of
January In an 'uncompleted condition
thanks to the courtesy of the architects
and contractors, and as soon aa the last
papers are Bigned a date will be set for
a ' gathering of the Moose nerds from
all parts of the state to felicitate the
lodge upon its 'new home. The rents
of the building now amount to over
$1000 a month, and it Is giving everv
promise of being a successful business
venture that makes the Loyal Order
of Moose a factor In the business In
terests of the community.
The new officers of the lodge are
to be installed by Past Dictator George
M. Orton next Wednesday evening, and
are afs follows : Roscoe P. Hurst, dicta-,
tor ; M. B. Coade. vice dictator ; C. E.
Monroe, prelate ; W. C. H. Smith, treas
urer ; Dr. T. Fessler, trustee.
Rose City Camp, M.W. A-, will' hold
a class In tlation Wednesday evening at
Its hall, 8 Eleventh street. The head
quarters of the order In Portland have
been moved from room 421 to rooms
214-315-516 Northwestern Bank build
ing. J. W. Simmons', deputy head con
sul ; Charles D. Jester, district man
ager, and Frank J. Darlington, clerk of
Rose City camp, have secured the stilts
together, and will cooperate to transact
the business and will be glad to see aty
of the members of the order during
biriness irours.
Anchor Council. Knights and Ladle
of Security, has a class of 19 candidates .
waiting for Its reception at the F. of
A. hLll. 129 Fourth street, next Wednea- -day
evening. The council has a team
under command of S. T. flulln ihM.t is .
proficient In the work. Mr a. Rose gar
rison, president, will occupy the chair,
assisted by an able staff of officers.
- Webfoot Camp, W. O. W.. has been
assigned $3000 to secure in aubscrtp-.
tions to tha third Liberty loan. This -
was too easy. Immediately upon blng .
notified of Its task the camp and a
few members present subscribed to
$4201 and has set the limit at 10,ouJl
Every member Is asked to aubacrlhu
for $100, and if half of them do that
much the limit will be $100,000. Ibe
special committee having the matter in
charge is A. L. Barbur, city commis
sioner ; George Rossman, police judge ;
Fred W. German, repreaentatlre to the
Head camp, and Frank Motter. last
consul commander-
Rev. J. O. Tate and wife will leave -during
the coming week for an extended
tcur in Michigan, which is taken partly
as a matter of Improving the health ft .
Mra. Tate, and partly In connection wltu
the duties of Mr. Tate aa head auditor
of the Modern Woodmen of America. En
route to Michigan a stop of several days
will be madetat Rock Island, 111., where
Mr. Tate will audit accounts. The re
turn will not be until after August L
Memorial L'nlversity Planned
London, March 30. Mrs, Lloyd
George, like most people, has a hobby, .
but unlike most people's. It will cost at
least $750,000. Her diversion is the
building of a great scientific university
in memory of the soldiers, sailors and
nurses of North Wales who have been
killed in the war. Two hundred .and
sixty five thousand dollars has already
been raised. -
Star, will have a class for initiation i tne siu I aDor juetnoaist cnurcn on ias-
Monday evening at the hall on iastjter Sunday morning and the Knights
Thirty-fourth and East Yamhill. all
members and visiting brothers and sis
ters are welcome. The chapter Is the
baby of the city, but already has more
members than some other much older.
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Mrs. Lena C. Mendenhall, grand ma
tron of the Order Eastern Star, is visit,
ing local chapters of the order through
out Eastern Oregon, and is being re
ceived everywhere with cordial loyalty
and hospitality. Mrs. Mendenhall will
visit every chapter of the order In Ore
gon before the expiration of .her term
next June.
Oregon Electric council. Royal Ar
canum, will have flag services at the
Templar band will lead the command
ery from its hall on East Eighth and
East Burnside streets to the place of
worship. The services will be In
charge of E. Sir Ralph R. Schomp,
the present commander, who is put
ting forth efforts this year to make
the social side of the organization a
prominent feature. The present offi
cers of the commandery are Ralph
R. Schomp, commander ; Carl W.
Frank, generalissimo ; Thomas H. Ban
field, captain general ; Howard L. Haw
ley, senior warden ; James E. Martin,
junior warden ; W. W. Youngson, pre
late ; Albert Von der Werth, treasurer ;
Robert Martyn, recorder; A. B. Cutler.
standard bearer ; Nelson G. Pike,
For Constipation! Physic
Purge or Laxative?
dedication of Its honor flag at the Ma- ; - , I f.v. V.Z
sonic temple next 2"'3k OrahS.7 warder.
UirtJl JT IIICUIUCIO aiO VAfWWVI HrllU (l Will" I 0
lnent officers of the grand council will
be present
Mt Hood tent, Maccabees, has the
Mrs. carpenterf liio CommeVcial seeT. I
Friday afternoon. The principal fea
ture of amusement will be five nun-
The assembly has SO members in the
service of their country, some of whom
. . j, i ance or mem Der s present, also visiting
promise of 18 candidates next, eanes-i M . . . - t,ii ' T . , j
Ii .t t. n,i,r .nn in i Neighbors from Pocatello, Idaho, and
K. of P. hall. It is now among the
dred. Suitable prize." will "be awarded "7'
and dainty refreshments will be served.
A large attendance of members and
friends is desired.
its 30 stars is so arranged and designed
by C. F. Bennett, secretary of the as
sembly, as to outline with the stars the.
word "Fram," ranging from top to bot
tst. Helens, ur. two members were
.Txtrcfass tents of Untt SuJE J5 J!f P,USS-
It was in the eighth class last year,
A benefit dance and card party will j torn.- The presentation was made by
be given by the auxiliary of Company , H. S. Hudson, supreme master Artisan.
C, One Hundred and Sity-seoond in- j It has a larger number of members in
fantry, at W. O. W. hall, Wednesday, the service of the country than any other
April s. Admission 25 cents. All men i local assembly oi tne order. ram as
tlon. There Is nothing so effective, so
cooling and as economical. This keeps
the armpits always fresh, keeps the per
spiration under control, prevents embar
rassment and the damage to garments
from fading. It also destroys all body
odors immediately.
TULIP Several years of my life were
wasted using up "hair tonics" that did
ahput as much good as water. Finally
i oevised my own formula, which has
produced remarkable results. My friends
are a unit In saying it is magic In its
power, making hair long, silky and
beautiful, without fail, and stopping
falling of hair. Just mix one ounce of
beta-quinol with a half pint each of
water and bay rum. or one pint of witch
hazel Instead of the water and bay
rum. It ia then ready to use. It is not
oily and is exceedingly pleasant to use.
MRS. D. O. F. Sprinkle some neroxln
on a wet sponge. Then rub this on the
blackheads. In a few moments the
blackheads will have disappeared. This
sounds like a fairy tale, but it will prove
Us effectiveness at once. Get the ne
roxln at any drug store.
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CHALKY If there is any face pow
der that hasn't that "chalkmess" in
some degree, I do not know what it is.
HLat'BT.wny. Lke m7 own pow
der. It 1a lUSt lilc Voltrot or. .4 l.-l.lkl.
is now sold at drug stores as "Valeska
SvwFa5 Iwdar" 60 cents, in
In uniform free. Patron Ases are: Mes-
dames D. E.- Bowman, C. C. Newcastle,
Frank P. Tibbetts, James J. CrosBly,
C. ' W. O'Brien. . .
sembly four years ago had a member
ship of 400, and now has over 700, and
is the second largest local assembly in
the order.
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The Maccabees of Willamette tent
No. 6 of Salem are preparing for the
district convention on April 10, which
Miss Alice Mae Phelps 1 will consist of delegates from 20 local
tents of the Willamette valley, uis
MRS. T. M: P. Annllmtlnn r,f
llzed talo to the armpits will put an end
u we unnaturat ana excessive persplra-
The Iowa Society of Oregon will hold
the regular monthly meeting at the
Multnomah hotel on Wednesday even
ing of April 3
will present -a program, followed by i
cards and dancing. This "meeting will!
be the annual one and officers for the
coming year will be elected.
.
The auxiliary to Company C, lS2d In
fantry, will grve a benefit danbe and
card party at W. O. W. hall. East Sixth
and Alder streets, April 3. The Patron
eases .are: Mrs. D. E. Bowman, Mrs. C
C Newcastle, Mrs. Frank P. Tibbetts,
Mrs. C. W. O. Brian, Mrs. James J.
Crowley. x ; .
The Ladles of George Wright) W. R. C.
will meet at room 625 Courthouse. Wed
nesday afternoon next at 1 p. m., for
sewing. Bring your lunch and make the
hours as pleasant and profitable as
possible.
The Kenton club wilT give a masquer
ade dancing party at their clubhouse,
Wednesday, April 3. All members and
their friends- cordially invited. Splendid
prizes will be given.
Martha Washington Past Matrons
club will meet with Mrs. H. A. Shields.
854 Taggart street, Monday, April 1, at
10:30. Take Woodstock or Richmond
car to Eighteenth.
MAY B. T. As to hA watt. T .4
vise against using soap or the many
champoos sold, because of the alkali they
r w -tuMup- nair secretions.
Get eggol at the drug store and dissolve
a leaaoooniui oi It in hot a n
water. You can get enough eggol for .
a cents for - a dozen ni tiim 1
4 washes. It , i; magic in cleansing - hair
ing; hair grow. , , . tAdv.)
Uorosco Takes Another
Oliver Morosco, California's impre
sario, has accepted for production a play
by Edith Ellis and Arthur Shaw, en
titled "Personality."
THRIFT STAMPS
and
WAR .SAVINGS STAMPS
on Sale at
Bnsmess Office, The Journal
trict Deputy N. N. Christy has awak
ened a great deal of interest in it
There will be two sessions during the
day and a big Bocial gathering in the
evening. J. W. Sherwood, state com
mander. will be present.
si a si
Next Thursday evening Rose City
camp, Woodmen of the World, will have
Ka social session ior memDers. wmcn
will include some special sporting
events, a musical program, cards and
speeches. All W. O. W. members are
invited. Plenty of room and a hearty
welcome at 334 Russell street. Special
speakers will open the drive for the
Liberty loan. ,
Joseph- South, state manager of the
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, is
doing successful work with a loyal
body of Yeomen in Medford. His re
turns throughout the state for the
month of March indicate that it will be
the most prolific of new members of
any March for several years.
Sunnyside Masons are determined to
proceed with their buildlngof a temple
at East Thirty-ninth and Hawthorne
It is expected that actual bids will be
called . for shortly. . George ts. Tnoraaa
and Ed M. Lance, who have the finan
cial burden to Hear in the . solicitation
of funds, are confident that as soon as
the Liberty loan is over the top that
they will shove the Sunnyside Masonic
temple over the top rignt axter it
a ,
The Knights and Ladies of Security
throughout the state are growing as
i never before. L. M. Thomas, i who is
in charger of the state field work, has
a loyal body of workers and an active
I membership. He has been in this field
I since 1914 and the record for March, ex-
coeds anything during his supervision.
Mt Hood circle No. 151, 'Neighbors of
Woodcraft, held an interesting session
Tuesday evening with a large attend
ance of members present, also visiting
I liuu &V1 iiieiiiuci snip wls recci.vea. iri u.
nooa circle nas entered into a cam-
Women! It's Cheap!
UseLemon Juice
and Make Lotion
To keep your skin and complexion
naturally soft, whits and clear at all
times, you simply must use a lotion
or cream every day. But choose the
one that is best and costs the least
The Juice of two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes a
palgn to secure new members and is
meeting with good results under the
efficient leadership of Neighbors Mrs.
Jennie Betzel, Mrs. Minnie McGregor,
i Mrs. Jennie Ellteman, Mrs. Dona
McDanlels, acting as captains. Clerk E.
S. Routledge reported $500 on sales of
Thrift Stamps and War Savings Cer
tificates to date. Members reported
elendld work in the Red Cross unit
held every Monday from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m 22 members being present at
last meeting. Members are preparing
packages of dish clothes for the sol
diers. Neighbors Betzel and McGregor
entertained the circle with a short musl
Ical program, after which refreshments
were served.
Ladies of Mooseheart Leffion gave a
surprise and farewell party to the re
tiring senior regent Mrs. E. C. Coch-
whole quarter pint of the most re- no ..k
markable beauty lotion at about the nf " an? "IJ?" Wit
cost one must pay for a small Jar JJ2lS-?dJa! rtin fr arfw It
. .v. 'I Cochran is departing for a lengthy stay
w . Z i Z"Z7' f . -..;,n Mlssourl Where she will visit rela-
Bnouia us , -.ra 'n' , t,el an! Weiidl Her work in bulMIng
Juice through a fine cloth so that no ! up tne Bi8ter or(,er to Loyal Or0er
tciuuu vuiy 'xuviu0 Moose In this-city nas been appre-
wlll keep fresh for months. Every ; cted by her associates and coworkers.
woman Knows mai jemou juice is usea I -
to bleach and remove such blemishes : Omega Rebekah lodge will give a
"500" party Tuesday evening in Orient
halfeEast Sixth and .Alder streets.
Good prizes and refreshments. Rebekahs,
Odd Fellows and irtends invited,
Golden 'Rod assembly, United Arti
sans, will hold its meetings after April
1 in the East Side W. O. W. hall. East
Sixth and East Alder streets, every
as freckles, sallowness and tan, and
is the Ideal skin softener, smoothener
and beautlfler.
Just try this lotion l Make up a
quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
cream and massage it into the face.
neck, arms and hands. It should nat
urally help to whiten, soften, freshen
and bring out the hidden roses and ; Wednesday evening.
Beauty ok wluj wud. , , , . .
mrrfif .ill uli hrM ,.... . ine ouiciai cut iur ujb mna coun
of orchard white at little cost, and any j f u OI "JeB"' 'LJ "tLST.
grocer will supply the lemons. (Adv.) 2; , "' f ,a
will be held at the Masonic temjde.
There will be a day ana evening ses
sion and officers of the grand council
will be elected for the ensuing year.
- m M
Leslie E. Crouch, grand chancellor of
the Knights of Pythias, accompanied by
Walter B. Gleason, grand secretary, at
tended the district meeting of the order
held at Bend last Wednesday evening.
ECKAAHSVa
FOR WEAK L0I8S
ebreaie. this CaJeivm empwa4 wUi be ; It was presided over DT Louis Bennett,
found affeeUve. The haadiMt form yet chancellor of Deschutes lodge of Bend.
atntM. Ts TTora narmrui or Mmuiv
formiBg. drug. Try them today. .
50 cents a bos mdndrng war tax
rr sals st an sVsgglsts . .
Ua Bars fry, x-auaseipsn
and was attended oy delegates and
rr embers from Prineville, Redmond and
other . sections. . A banqnet was given
at the Pilot Butte Inn. which was sd
dressed by.H. H. PeArmond. district
Everyone now and then becomes constipated, and
millions are chronically in that condition. The perplexing
question arises what to use.
Purgatives and cathartics are drastic and usually cause
a reaction. Saline waters are rapid in action but do no more
than empty the bowels.
Just as certain an effect; and certainly a much more
pleasant one, can be obtained by the use of a combination of
simple laxative kerbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the
name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It acts gently, without
griping. It Is an especially ideal medicine for children
women, eld people and others who find purges too powerful.
Only a teaepoonful is required, and by morning the move
ment is free and complete. A bottle in the hoese is insurance
for the whole family against constipation, indigestion, head
aches, flatulency and other digestive ills.
Thw druggist will refund your money if ft fails
to do ma promised. -
NO INCREASE
la spits f .man
lacrsaaad laboratory
coats duo to tko War
tho ataaufocturora of
Dr. Caldwoll'o Syrup
Pasois sj wcri facing
ttMtr profit aad abaorb
iag tko war taxot, oo
that thia family laaativo
aaay remain at tko pro
war prica mt 50c aad It
a larta bottle. So aoU
by drusgiata far 26 yoara
SDr. C&ldwill'8
YRUP PEPSIN
The Perfect JL Laxative
FREE SAMPLES Dr. CaMw-'a Syrss
Pep in ia tko laraeot eeiluis iisaid laaatfoo
ia America. If you have never wood it. aaaol
yoar eddroo for a free trial battle to Dr. W.
B. Celdw.ll. 4M Weebiacton St.. MoattiealU.
111. i f you hare babies is tho family Bead tar
a copy of "Tho Can of tha Baby."
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY -
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT
Weak and ssbealthy kldseys easts o
moeh lekseai aad aafferlng sad wbea
taroags neglect or other caasca, aiasey
trosblo la permitted to cestisse. serioot
retaltt may be expected.
Tosr other organs may seed attestios
bat yonr kldaeyt shosld have attestloa
flrtt, feeeaase taeir, work, is moat important.
If yos feel that yosr kidneys are tha
easts of yomr slckaeaa er res dows eoa-
dltloa eo Barneses takisg Dr. Kilmer's
8wampBoot, tho great kidaey, liver and
bladder medietas, because if it prove to
se ise remeey yea seed ana yosr kid
BeysJesin to lmDrore thr will heln all
the other orgasi to health.
Prevalency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the
alarming increase and remarkable
prevalency pf kidney disease. While
kidney disorders are among the most
common diseases that prevail, they
are almost the last recognized by pa
tients, who usually content them
selves with doctoring the effects,
while the original disease constantly
undermines the system.
A Trial Will Convince Anyone. ,
Thousands of people bars testU
fied that the mild and immediate ef
fect of Swamp-Root is soon realized
and that it stands the highest for Its
remarkable results In distressing;
cases. 4
Symptoms of Kidnev Trouble.
Swamp-Root is. not recommended '
for everything, but if you suffer from
annoying bladder troubles, frequently
passing water night gnd day, smirtlng
or irritation In passing, brick-dustor
sediment, headache, backache, lame
back, heart disturbance due to bad
kidney trouble, uric acid rheumatism,
lumbago, maybe loss of flesh or sal
low complexion, kidney trouble In its
worst form may be stealing upon you.
Swsmp-Root Is Pleasant to Take.
if you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you seed,: you
can purchase the medium ' and large
size bottles at all drug stores
SPECIAL IfOTE You may obtain a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root by enclos
ing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer at Co., Blnghamton. N. T. This give's you the opportunity
to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine. They will also send you a book of
valuable information, containing many of the thoasands of grateful letters received
from men and women who say they found Swamp-Root to be just ths remedy need
ed in kidney, liver and bladder troubles. The value and success of Swamp-Root are
so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample arso bottle. Ad
dress Dr. Kilmer sc Co, Bingham to ty H. X. Be sure to say you read thia offer ia
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