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IHE OREGON' fclATESSIAX: TlirnSPAY. OCTOBER 9, 010.
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By HUTU LEXOKE FISHER.
a ..MO(J ; the people of Oregon
ZA who are winning success in
.literature is Mrs. Etta Squier
Seley.of Salem, who is writing ar
ticles for various magazines. Mrs.,
6eley ' devotes her , storks to ar
ticles that . will boost Oregon,
and she liasWn a recent article told
of the United States National bank
flnaeinc the Boy and Girls' elubs
of Marlon and S Polk counties. The
article will soon aDDear in the Coast
Danker, a California publicaton. In
a recent copy of American Mother
hood appeared an article by Mrs.
Seley. In an , eastern magazine.
Money Talks-and Merchandising, ap
pears a story about E. B. Flake of
bu'etu, written by Mrs. Seley.. Nu
merous other stories writ ton by her
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have appeared In eastern magazines.
At present Mrs. Seley Is working on
a story or tfte Je.sey cattle or Ore
gon and the methods used here In
taking care of them.
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Mrs. C P. ,Bishop has gone to
Portland to be the guest for several
days at the Roy, T. Bishop home.
Mr. ; and Mrs. Warren F. Belt of
Olympla, Wash., the former secre
tary of the Washington state board
of control. atTlved in Salem yester
day and will visit with relatives
for several days.
Mrs. David W. Eyre spent yes
terday in Portland as the guest ofjportant place as well. The variou
and
letf
friends.
Mr. and Mre. V. II. Dancy
Mr. and Jlrs. Fred W. Durbin
yesterday for a' sho:t sojourn at the
Durbin cottage at Neskowln.
Rev. and Mrs
branches will Include . out-of-door
sketching, photograpny, life study,
technical and historical side of art.
Interior decorating, art appreciation,
and ke ramies.
It was decided at Tuesday even
ing's meeting to extend a general In
vitation to join, to all who are Inter
ested in any of the departments. Tbe
is -
An Economical, Delightful, Light Place to Trade 1
. lfl pnp will haVA nnlr an artlvn men.
arc leaving today ror Portland ruereir
they will visit for several days with I ' -m v i. M
friends ! Meetings will be held once each
' . I month, on the second Tuesday even-
-1 ; ';lngs, at 7.-30 o'clock. The various
The Tuesday Musical club hid Its. classes will meet however, on more
first meeting of tho year TuevJay frequent occasions at the homes or
evening at the studio of Miss
Belie Tartar. At tho bus'ness
M-..3. Bertha Junk Darby gave
L na 1 studios of members, when those In-
hour ' terested will be Invited to attend,
a re. j The first out of door 'sketching class
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NEW GOODS for
SUITS ahdCQAfS
They are in the weaves and colors which will
be extensively used in the making of the new
garments for fall and winter.
A wide range of colors and a splendid variety
of stunning weaves.
Women Who Demand the Utmost in style and
quality will find this display interesting.
56 inch "Wool Bedford Cloth for Suits or Coats in the Latest Shades. Pea
cock Blue, Navy Blue, Light Blue, Black, Dark Brown and Red, yard $3.98
. Ladies' Slorc
466-474 .
Styite Street
Men's Store
416
State Street
SALEM'S EXCEPTIONAL STORE
Tort of th state association mootlnffi'"' gamer bunday afternoon.
last June. After the business the Th election of officers for the year
remainder of the evening was pssed was or "rst importance at the orig
in a socinl way, with the hbctess . ,na.1, fsslon. the following being in
serving licht rtTreshnients.
Mrs, Cnarles A. Park spent yes
terday in Portland visitirg friends.
Mr. trA Mrs. Wayne " Petit
left yecterday for Potiland an4 Sea
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iMcoiairagiiig .
s Bo!slieism
Everything . that falsely encourages
unrest also (encourages bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of American indus
trial organization, and of its benefits to
inankind, lekd to. unrest, dissatisifactiori,
and I radicalism. ; f " ;
. Fbr example; tlie Federal Trade Coni
mission tells the public that the large
packers had an agreed pirice for lard
substitute (made of cotton-seed oil.) " i
, It reproduces , letters taken from the
files of one of the packers, showing
that such agreed price existed. 4
But it failed to mehtibh that the aprreed
price was determined at the request of
and in co-operation with the "Food
Administration!
Even the Department of Justice, in its unjust
attempt to create prejudice. against, the packers, has
made public these same letters, with no explanation.
' How long must this kind : of misrepresentation
continue? In so far as it is 'believea,1 It hdt oiiljf greeds
discontent, but results in injustice to oufj industry.
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Lt ns bend you a Swift "Doilar."
It. will interest you.". , i
Address Swift & Company.
Union Stock Yards, Chicagoilt
Swift &
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any, U. S. A.
Gomp
(S t WHATBCCOMeS or X
". -t ! 4. - l(sr jf the average dollav
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11 n rvc s l All ff ' Twe str mcm 1
1 1 1 "" mm L&.TtO y . Ob 4 f I ff : tnawr psooucts I
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XriJli4 CvUm r,yJ2fr V SWifltCOMPAIIY I
0-day
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side whore they will spend a
vacation-
Jlrs. T;. Jj. Steeves is'speniins: a
few days in Portland visitin her
pon r, rtauehter-In-Iaw, Mr. and
Mrs.. Lalran Steeves.
The Salrtm Orcpon Ajjricultnral
Collep club will have an informal
party tonight in Cotillion hall.) Miss
Lena Kelle Tartar, Mi3S Frances
Gellately. Miss Lattra Pratt ana Mi?s
Nora Miller are the committee in
charge and they are arranging' an
extremely pleasant evening for the
club meiubers. Ganges and dancing
are being planned for diversions.
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iMrs. W. C. Winslow presided at
an Informal pheasant dinnerj party
last Sunday night, complimenting
hpr two ibonse guests, her J sister.
Miss Ella Degoe, aJid Miss' Kdith
Harrett f Eugene. A bofwl of
dainty .Ce;il' Brunner roses rcade a
much" admired centerpiece. "!,
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Upjohn aiid two
children returned , home yesterday
from a delightful motor tripjto As
toria. Portland and other places vf
interest. : j'
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3Irs. Charles A. Park's Bible study
class' .be gnn Its work for the 'year
Tuesday .afternoon in the jYoang
IWoiaen's Christian assocIaMon
rooms. With 26 women out for the
first meeting the clars will bej larger
this year; than before, .md keen in
terest is being taken in the work by
the members.!
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy O. Smith have
gone to PHnevllle- for a week's vlsl
with friends.
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3Trs. J. H. Ackerman or Mon
mouth arrived yesterday forjja visit
In, Salem, with .her dauehters. Mrs.
Roy Burton and Mrs. E. F. Carleton.
Mrs. W. Al Jones and two daugh
ters returned yesterdav from Port
land after -visiting several davswith
Mrs. Jonas' mother. Mrs. E, JCreigh-
ton.
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: .The Loyal .Women's class of tbe
First Christian chnrrh will rieet on
Thursday. 'afternoon at ih home of
Mrs. G. VV. Walrher, 1631 South
Qoinmercial street.
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,The .Royal Highlanders . gsve a
social evening to their friends last
Monday nlsrht at their ha11onNorth
Commerc'al street.1 Bright i colored
autumn !"jves addod an attractive
color to. the oms.' The even'ng
was srnt with dancing aad live
hundred. ; '
Mrr. J. G. Medkr. 1760 South
fdberty street, has fs her giest this
wvk her noither, Mrs. X.. .. Brock
of Wasco, Or . and her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Newt pirock of Dragoi, Utah.
Mrs. Anna Petty of Portland wlil
sneak nt the prayer meeting of the
First Baptist church . tonight on
"Christian Americanization:; Mrs.
Pettv has had a larsre experience
working in the missions with the
foreign speaking people an In ad
dition has made careful study of art
as well as art appreciation and ker
amies will be classes of the league
which will be particularly Interest
ing to many people. j
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It was definitely dt?cided last
night that the Salem Woman's club
would have their club breakasft on
Saturday at the Hotel Marian. The
breakfast will- be served promptly at
11:30 o'clock and the women will
meet a little earlier at the hotel.
Every effort is being made ;to make
affair.
stalled: Mrs. R. Monroe Gilbert.
president; Horace Sykes. vice presi
dent; Mrs. Byron Ilrunk. secretary
treasurer; Mrs. E. E. Fisher, art di
rector. Two members were selected - to
head the following committees: stu
dy out of door sketching and still
life; Miss Laura Pratt, and Monroe
Gilbert; photography. It. C. Paulas
and Horace Sykes; literature and
music, Mrs. F. S. Barton, and Miss
Flora Case; keramics. Mrs. Gedrge
G. Brown, and Mrs. T. Leland Brown.
The house committee composed of
Mrs. L. S. Sheldon.. Miss Flora Case,
C. M. Eppley and Monroe Gilbert
was voted a permanent one.
Plarts for a social program were
tentatively spoken of. It was thought
possible to arrange an entertainment
for early In the new year, the pro
gram for which Is to be made up of I
original .contributions of the mem
bers. : .
A room on the first floor of tbe li
brary has been donated to the league
as- a permanent headquarters. This
will be fitted for both a club and ex-
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape's Diapepsin" puts
Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomachs
' in order at once !
Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
damage do you,? Well, don't both
er. If your stomach Is In a revolt; If
sick, gassy, upset, and what you Just
ate has fermented and turned sour;
head dizzy and aches; ' belch gases
and .acids j and eructate undigested
food justf eat a tablet or two of
Pape's Diapepsin to help neutralize
acidity and in five minutes you won
der what became of the Indigestion
and -distress. - "
i If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebel
lion; If your food is a damage Instead
of a, help, remember the quickest,
surest, most harmless and antacid Is
Pape's Diapepsin. which costs so lit
tle at drug stores.
Do YotjuRead
; Our Ads?
Thrrc art"! many reasons why wo auvcrtiv.
.
Some people think that advertising expense is a1! -il to
tli mercliandi.se and makes goods eost nore. As a matter of
fact adverti"!!?;? redueerthe cost f merchandise hy increasing
the volume of lni:ine.s.
V"c ad-etlis, .ecau..
give the ptihlic.
IVeatise we wr.i.t you to
connt for the most.
ave v!ullIe information 'to
row liorr to nahe a dollar
"Ileeauve v. e want 1 1 iiike you l-ter Acquainted with our
store and our method of doiii;? riUMiiesy. -
We adverti.se so that you will Lave an "opportunity to coin
pare our ihxIs and .our price with all others.
lieeause we have faith in our goods.
"Vc advertise because we have only one aim and desire1
in being in husines the true h crct of success satisfied cus
tomcr. , !
. Onr Prices Always the Lowest
GALE
Commercial arid Court Jits.
& CO.
Formerly Chicago Store
it jrtn extremely delightfu!
And now that all, the club women
are nonie from tnetr.. vacations.
larsre number have panlned to at-
terd,
. Convalescence after pneumonia," ty
phoid fever and the grip, is some
times mereley apparent, not real. To
make it real and rapid, there is no
other tonic so hlghly to be recom
mended as Hood a . Sarsapaniia.
Thousands so testify. Take Hood's.
ART LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED
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Program of Cultural Studies
Arranged and Officers
. Are Elected
hibit room. -
It Is quite probable that well
known Oregon and traveling artists
and lecturers may be secured from
time to time to spear before the
club. It is also thought that the
traveling exhibit - of the American
Federation of Arts can be brought
to Salem through the league's ef
forts. Musical. programs are also a
possibility. j
The first to sign their names as
charter members of the league are:
Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. Mrs. U B. Shel
don, Mrs. T. Leland . Brown. Mrs.
George O. Brown. Mrs. II. D.. Trover,
Miss Carol S. Dibble Mrs. Byron
Brnnk, Miss Laura L. Pratt, Mrs. F.
S. Barton. Miss Recska Swart. Mrs.
E. E. Fisher, Mrs. Carrie H Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Monroe Gilbert, Miss
Hazel Fish wood, Miss Flora M. Case,
C. M. 'Eppley, Horace Sykes, Mrs.
Gustar Ebsen. Mrs. William H. Burg
hardtv Jr., M. E. Pogue, Mrs. Rollln
K. Page. A. C. Barber. Guy Fitch
Phelps. It. . PauClus and Otto Panl
us. ?
A TOX OF FVX
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. . . . Coming HuiMlay
VE LII1KRTY TIIE.TRK
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An epochal event in Salem's cul
tural life took place in the , lecture
room of tbe Salem Public library
Tuesday night, when artists and art
patrons of the city assembled to or
ganlze the Salem Art leagus. .
Much enthusiasm was manifested,
and it In conflriitntlY- ATtwrtH that
tho league which is the first of Its f
kind to be formed n the capital city
will competently,, fill the nod that
has been bo long and so urgently
felt here.
.While art activities will be. preemi
nent on the league's program, liter
ature and music will be given an lm-
BABY BUGGIES ARE TO BE FOUND ONLY AT OUR STORE., DURING THE
NEXT FEW. DAYS SALEM WILL BE HONORED WITH MRS. MONTGOMERY, A
REPRESENTATIVE DIRECT FROM THE LLOYD PRINCESS FACTORY
Regular $35 Baby Bugy similar to illus
tration. Not thrown together, but actu
ally built from the ground up. Finished
in Ivory Enamel orxDark Oak. Special
for a few days only
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VMM ihp
iMsmMmm
Regular1 $C.".00 Itahy Buggy, now. '. . ......
Regular $w).00 Hahy Ruggy, now ...
Regular $.".".0() Rahy Riiggy, now
Regular $."().00 Rahy Ruggy, now....;.T
Regular $45.00 Rahy Ruggy, liiw
Regular .i:i0.00 Rahy Ruggy,. jjow
Regular $20.00 Rahv Ruggy, now....
Regular $15.00 Rahy Ruggy, now ;
$M.S5
$47.99
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$33.75 i
$35-80
$23.60
$15.75
$11.89
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