THR ORKflO STATKaiMAN: J-'RWAT, JI'LV HO, 1lr0.
11 d r wrs.ur r -i a
iiy niTii lexori-: fisui:i:
-,f R. and Mrs. V. onneU Dyer Insurance company for which he Is
jyl leTt Thursday evening lor St.. district manager, here. They plan to
1IX ' f nia !o Kl, tt-ir r f Q -i n , .... .
lAih. Mo., by
cvanclsco where ther will visit Dr.
and Mm. H. E. Clay. Mr. Dyer will
attend the convention ot the $100,
000 club of ttid Missouri State Life
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emmons of
Portland, , motored .to Kalem last
nipht and are the guests of "Mr. and
MrH.Uirhard IlottertMoii at ihe Henry
L. Bnson home for a few day.
'
Kobert Bishop, who ha bven in
Salem Willi relatives, was joined on
Monday by his father, t'hauncey
KishoD. and touether they are taking
a trip to the two national parks. (lla-
cier and lellowstone.
Mrs Uovd Mott arrived in Salem
yesterday and will be a guent at the
iininrt nf her mother-in-law. Mrs. V.
w.ir 0',. ?n; return by the middle of August and S. Mott for two weeks. Captain Mott
will a-lalt Mr I . . . i . . . .1 -.,. Oirii
will spend some time in Chicago and
will ppenii a day with Mr. and Mrs,
K. Fritz Slade in Salt Lake City.
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toft finer Dreauiiicuiimr: .
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' Bread that is close-grained and
substantial. Bread that is so delici
ous that you recall the days when t
bread and butter tasted' just won
derful. Bread, that is perfectly
baked to an appetizing brownness.
Bread that greets you with a de
lightful aroma as yotT cut through
the tender crust. Bread that' is .
delivered in absolutejcleanliness in
its dainty, waxed wrapper;- Truly. ,
you get wonderful bread in the big.
loaf cf ROfcSU'l
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; 'IS TiTf cs Voa Back to Younger Days
Buy the large loaf
Ysur Grocer lells it ,
CHERRY CITY BAKING CO.
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fef
who has Just returned from Siberia
and Manila, will be stationed at Van
couver barracks.
Mrs. E. S. Itolfe of Kusene is visit
mr her daughter. Mrs. Will T. Nell,
for several weeks.
Miss Loretta Fisher left yesterday
o join her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Fisher of Albany, to go 10
Newport for a week.
Mrs. M.Brlnkerhoff who has been
Uitine her sister. Mrs. Kdwin i.
Baker for? several weeks, leaves to
day for her home in Okanagon.
Wash.
Miss Bernice Lockey and Miss
Mary Jane Knight of Fortiana re
turned to Portland Wednesday eve-
ni. afir visiting at the norae 01
little Miss Knight's grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Miles. lor a lew aay.
ira T F. Lane Is home from a
visit of several days with her sister.
Mrs. F. McLench in rom counijr.
tr and Mrs. C. G. Given left yes
terday to spend a month at Newport.
While there tney will oe ai ineir cui-
tae "Pine Trees."
Mrs. B. J. Port of Portland is the
house guest of Mrs. II. M. Lucas for
a visit of; a week.
-.
Rev. and Mrs. William Nichoil
hv ift tor Sookane where they will
attend the funeral of' Mr, Nlchoir
brother who died suddenly in inai
city Monday.
T. C. Davidson of Brownsville,
who has been visiting for several
weeks at the home of his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mason
Bishop, left last night for his home.
He was accompanied by his grand-
daHchter.- Henrietta, who', x. '.Zl'i'r.'.l
there for a while.
Mls Inucnliine ItrM and It
Dora Iveland returne Wednestlay
night from Eugene where they have
been visiting and troni Uak KidKe
camp where ihey atlended ihe Y. W.
t . A. girls' . summer camp for a
week.
,
Oril Shafer returned Wednesdav
night from Pendleton where he spent
wo weeks.
Mrs. Sherrill Fleming and ?jer
three children of Clwhalis. Wan
have arrived in Salem and are veil
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It
H. Fleming and oiher relatives.
'IPHe spoloey for
KIES
IWnt Hide Them With- m Vrtl; . He
move Ttiem With (Mhine -
!b!e Htrength.'
Thin nrenaration for the removal
of freckles is usually so successful In
removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautitnl complexion that It is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
if It fails;
Don't hide your Treckles under a
veil; get an ounce ot Othine and re
move them. Even the first few ap
plications should snow a wonueriui
Improvement, some of the lightest
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask tne irnggist tor
the double itrenrth Othine. It Is this
that Is sold on the money-back guar
antee.
REVELATIONS OF
A ME
The Story of a Honeymoon
' i
A Wonderful Booaaaee of Harried
Life Wonderfully Told by
4DKLK GAHKLSON.
room lookiba ior eu;i i tii.-n (tit
nver connected. Is It Vtill I bete,
that waiting room, or have mobs of
anxry commuter burned it? I hav -
nt been out that way for months.
"It is still there, and I have no
doubt I shall tate its litwDiialii v to-
nigm. i reiurneo. me irainn nae
leen very irregular lately."
My heart was beating fast, for I
thought I recogniied the direction
he wished me to follow. At my lat
word he spread his hands In a for
tiltn etur. ,
"My rommlserations. madanie." he
said. Will yon permit us to see:
. .... , i ...t.. t . . . t
Miiis Draper will 'ioi.-i He bowed
to her. and I saw her eyes gleatn
with pique. Danger u agent though
sbe was she hadn t lost her p-tty
feminine vanity. She didn't like the
courtesy, conventional though it was
which Allen Drake was offering me.
I would have liked to decline his
offer, but didn't dare to do so.
"You are very ki'i.!" 1 said. an
we made our way across the taxi
course to the gate of my train.
tTo oe continued)
waiting i tuan-Aufdrlan alliance was (nm
questioned.' but in spite of many
temptation , he had 'remained faith
ful to the pact.
"Fifteen years ago." he went on.
'wheu 1 hd iut become chief of
Ihe general stalf. the Emperor re-
our alliance with Germany? But 1
refused
The emferor saw' the war dan
ger coming, but he kept trae to the
alliance, whose spirit still Uvea la
oar nations. What haa eiUied for
more than. SO years In peace ana
u .. i . i li. ,itl. . I . nr ili All. SUCb a COUO
uumn io nit- in ma v .. ,! ... .
Ito yo.i know that Klnr F.d ward ban try " as .Germany ca never P""1
been vUittn me at lchl and ean-. and: Aastrla will . always stand oy
tl- trytnc ttf wean me away from i her side
CHAPTER 3J
HOW ALLEN DRAKE MANAGED
THEIR MEET1U. .
Enzlish Kins Souzht .
Aastro-German Break
KEMPTEN. navarla. July 29.
England's late king. Edward VII.
once tried to persnade Emperor
Frans Joseph ot Austria, to break
away from Germany, says General
Conrad voa Hoetzendorff, former
commander-in-chief of the Austrian
a nr. The reneral declared In a
speech here the other day that the
fidelity of Frans Joseph- to the Ger
. AT THE BLACK TEXT
Corner of Liberty 1 and Market
streets, evangelistic medlars by
Kinr-Allen-Moreland company of
Portland. Ore. Special 'Friday night.
Miss Leona Moreland. the 10-year-old
preacher, will deliver, the message.
Don't fall to bear this remarkable
child nrearher Satnrdae nlrht. Dt
vin HeallBg." The days or. miracles
have not ceaaed. Wonderful healing
haa been accomplished by the power
or uoa. come ana near ine iesii-
monlea nf Brother Joe Smith and
others. Bring the sick and afflicted.
Free to .all: every n'tht at s o'clock
FOR FRIDAY
ANDSATURDA
We wish to announce to the laJiw of Salem and rieinitj that
Miss Nolan, Expert Corsetiere
will gixe imliviilual fittings of the
"BinneK" Corset
This demonstration should prove very interesting and edn-
... . a - a! a . .
cational aa it will enable ne ladies to asrcniin jow hh
tyle of corset, ia the one for their individual figure, without
any obligation to purchase. fT
Only Two More; Days.
JU)1ES' STORE ,4tf STATE- STREET
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t. . we 11
Ot o o o c
Giris! Dalmhtful lien
VcnisMng Crcnn
Containing Tr o e BottensHk
Must Make Yon Look Younger
or Money Back.
. Vm - mihiIhIm . fmn the nse ol this
old-fashioned beauty recipe brooght op to
. . . . . . i . J 1 A - M ,
oaie, must quiouy www m u u wr
proveinent or your dealer is authorized to
return yoot money, ? Be sure you get r
Howard's Battennilk Crcara
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BREAD
The
Delicious
i Food
So many Salem people
are using for lunch
these hot days
Only Pure Raisins used and Jots of them. Scientific baking does the
rest:
KEER OUT OF THE
KITCHEN
No need to swelter preparing meals for unappreciative folks. Just
let BAKE-R1TE take your troubles. ;
i .".. , . ; ;: -; t ,
We use only the very best ingredients, employ only expert bakers
and bake automatically in regulated ovens. See the process.
Mr rheekc hurn with mortlf icalloa 1
whenever I think or the unreasoning
inic which seized me at the siKt!
of Grace Draper chatting with Atln
Drake.
nn it m that I didnt turn ix-
nnminlonslv and dart back throun
ii. vmiiPii'i m-aitinr room to .the
shAiter of the livstorr room below
from which 1 had Just come 1 hive
no idea. Tor that' was me impulse
wkSrh first am tn n. I shall, at-
v. huva n hlf.suDerstitions belief
that Lillian in her home waa by some
curious process or teiepamy projwi-
nr hr own noise, ana sirenaia .
.mi rnrkmm Intn m SUb-COnSCiOUS mind.
Vnr . with oalv- tiie one . . casual
tltniw and milM Mf Klitht that UO
one could possibry notice anthiaa
i i..iini ihnni it 1 atrtd toward
the information desk. My route !
m almost rltrATtlv Bait the JDOl
where 31 Us DjP" Ms!ra !
or KtanAinr. and. is ( reared ibem
1 kanl 4.!1: Intn UOrasaion
ol surprise. frem.AlJen 'Drake aad
n antvArlnr (xclama(ion of tenuiu.
aetonihmnt from the eirl at his
side. The next moment he was nar-
rinx my path., his hand oamretcaet.
"1I. Mrs. Graham!" he said, in
tka anavo modulated tones I remem
bered so well, inis is Indeed a pltas
ant surprise. -I haven', seen, yon
since you and your, husband so xra-
rlnmlv .nt.rtllnM me ut vonr MO mi .
I . made my bread and bulier. call,
really, but y pu wer.atoqt at hajne.
Ye. I foand vour card." I re
turned, my heart in my mouth, my
eyes fixed on his.
Grace Draper Smiles.
llera tn the emerxejicv 1 bad
dreaded, of which Lillian had warned
m Allen Drake Won 1(1 bo- COIU-
oeUed to rive me my directions uWt
I den in apparently commonpiace sen
tences. I must be on tne aim iu
recognise his meaning from the!
sianee of his eyev the most inconse
quent of his words. 1
Uut Lillian feared only -a capital
Mturhr Veither her aonrehcnsion
nnr mi hd nictored my trytnr tol
rraap a cryptic message wun ij
iiranor'a keen brain, saaxpenre .7
her malignant hatred of me., cognis
ant of even' word ana glance.
i am tonhiv inrxr tonixni. -r-
i Drake, went on suavely. "It isn t of-
ten a man stumbles upon two charri- j
In. feminine urn UaintanCCS inside Of
five mlnntes. -Mayl present J M li
Draper. Miss OrahamT
- it w I ; rare Draper who first
.rd th reins of the situation.
i f ---- - . . . ij
rK vi rm f-.raham md i are oiti
u. m . - -
friends." she said, and only a sliifct-
ly metallic note In her voice, a naio
ness of her eyes behind, her flashing
a Ue betrayed to me her real !eei-
nr "Hni i eiao nave not seen nn
In ages. Where havp yon tjeep. kte?-
In vAitraAlf "
IMS. j wa .
There was noibing lor me 10 o
br tn fnlloar her lead.
. " . I
1 have been keeping rather close
ly at home," I replied in as conven
tional a tone aa I ro ii Id manage. Mr.
flranam'a mother haSH t been WCII
for a long time, and a few weexs axo
which, ol
course, has kept us all busy."
MEET MET AT MILLER'S
TIIE DIG. STORE
e
Men. and: Boys
This is a thorough dean up on all broken lines. We have marked them at : prices:
less than pre-war wholesale: figures. The.matenali are vastly superior, to. what
you ordinarily find in shirtx todav and the worfananship could not be, better.
Men'a Shirts, raff attached.... 1J29
Men's Sport Shirts $1.29
Mea's Negligee Military Collars....
Mea's Golf Shirts, Soft CofXs .1109
Men's Keglig C6Uxn attached
Boys1 Blouses..... : .....E3c
Specials In Dress, Goods Section
All Wool Fabrics
Albatross
Nuns Veiling
, Henriette
Most suitable for Children's
Dresses,. House Dresses.. Ki
monas, Child's Party
Dresses
89c
Yard
Silk and Cotton
Poplin
36 inches wide, an extra line
quality. . Colors , ar dark
grey, light grey, Russian
green, Reseda green, electric
. blue, brown, black and plum
$1.19
Yard-
Georgette Crepe
40 inches wide, an excellent
grade. Colors are old rose,
grey, taupe, pale Uue, cerise,
wisteria, taupe, brown, Bel
gian blue, Copenhagen,
$1.98
Yard
A Cryptic Cne? .
'How very sail'
II
457 State Street
Phone 268
' Miss Draeer mur
mured, and Mr. Drake echoed her
ticlamation. followlna. It - with
earelena nnerr:
Yon re on your way nonn now.
I suppose?.'
ilia manner of maKtnr I ne isser-
iinm raw me the idea that here was
en f rami follow. JIT voice
matnheit h, in carelessness as I
answered.
Yes. I expect to take-tne nevi
I train nut "
Mr. Drake pnlled out his watcai
and consulted it.
-u'h.n doea vonr train ro :
at s How thankful 1 was that
mw w a - -
I had the Long Island time table ly
heart.
"T nafa too had." he aid rerret-
fnit. "t was wondetlna If we could
n't et a anda or sometunc oeiore
yon go. Hat It would oe too near
l.hn. WelL von have mr sranpa-
thv. Mrs. Graham. That division oi
i ww- , . a
the Lonr Island wttn that cnange ai
I latn aie ia th limit. I haVC Sat
hoars, it seemed to me la that tula-
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