THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
BY MOLLY BRUNK
MISS CLEJO WHITE j of Mo Mrs. Horace Sykes. Misa White
MlnTlIIewbo came over to I win rmin through the week,
direct .n,i , . . f Mr. and Mrs. Sykes also has as
. . ? U a Ieadinitbe!r week-end guest Phil Vhil-
part in the comedy, "It Pays to Murer cr Portland, who assisted
Advertised put on an ladies' night
for the Elks Saturday, t.y the Mc
Mlnnvllle; lodge, was claimed
PQ" hr arrival as a guest ol
SaJezn School of Expression
Luln Rosamond Walton, Director
147 N. Commercial
Phone 692 1484 J
Special Course In Public Speaking
with the production.
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Neill and
their children Wt yesterday af
ternocn for Portland where they
will make their future home.
Gathering friends tor s final fare
well attention, Mr. and Mrs. C
J. Greene and Mr. and Mr?. G.
T. Busselle entertained with a
rfnner and an informal evening
Saturday.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Greene
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gave party for the Neill chil
dren. Gene Rolfe and Hilly. A
f.ronp of little playmates were
bidden for the merry affair, the
names Including Josephine Cor
noj ex. Doris Clarke. Bobby Clarke,
Lois Loedy. Elizabeth McClelland,
Margrarei McClelland. Ruthita
Iiofnell and the two young daugh
ters or the hostess. Janet and
Patricia.
The marriage or Mi?s Ruth Le
nor? Fisncr and Airord R. Nolan
was quietly solemnized Sunday
afternoon at the country residence
bf the brida's narents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Fisher. Only the Im
mediate members of both families
were in attendance. Rev. II. N.
Atitrirh of f ir'atinc. Miss Law-
1 rlne Parsons, cousin of the bride.
ang "At Dawnins" previous to
the service. The bride wore a
naTy blue tailleur and carried an
arm bouquet of Ophelia roces.
Mr. aud Mrs. Xolfu lett on a
lrief honeymoon tvin to Port
land following the wedding, upon
tLeir return to be at home to
their friends at Fern Hazel farm,
north of Salem.
Mrs. Nolan wasr formerly soci
ety editor on The Statesman,
later filling the same position on
the Capital Journal.
Governor and Mrs. Ten W. Ol
cott head the list of patrons and
patronesses lor the dance to be
2iven In Cotillian hall in Port
land Saturday nijiht by the anxil
iary of the Spanish War Veter
ans, Scout Young camp.
Mrs. John Pearson, regent of
Multnomah chapter, D. A. R., has
been appointed as delegate to at
tend the national convention ot
the organization to be held in
Washington, IX C. Mrs. J. B
Montgomery was also named as
a delegate.
The following delegates from
Multnomah chapter have been
named to attend the state con
ference to be held in Salem on
March 1 K f and 19: Mesdames
George M. IKced. Julia B. Corn
stock. John Pearson. William J.
House. R. J. Marsh. C. S. Jack
son. O. J. Gofrin. C. E. Wolver
ton. L. IS. Stearn.
Alternates for the state confer
ence are Mesdames John II. Hall,
T. P. Wise, J. Thorburn Ross,
J. B. Montgomery. Fletcher Linn.
J. F. Batcbelder, E. P. Moses and
J. N. Davles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mc
Clelland and children. Elizabeth
and Margaret, arrived In Salem
Satuiday night and were the
quests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Clarke until Monday. They were
from -Tabor. Iowa, and were on
their way to California where they
plan to spend the winter.
Miss Flo Bushnell came up from
Portland. to spend the week-end
with friends, while here, oein?
entertained as the guest of Mrs.
Roy Burton and Miss Mildred
Cox.
Miss Beryl Holt and Miss Con
stance Carfwrlght were In Port
land the last of the week, going
down to join friends for the Pav-
lowa performance at the Heilig.
Mrs. Robert E. Downing and
Miss Hazel Downing were week
end visitors in Portland.
An attractive cut of Mrs. W,ill
A. Knight appeared on the soci
flv nam of Saturday's Portland
Telegram. In connection with an I
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands I lave Discovered
Dr. tdwarcIs, Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute ,
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the sub
ftitute for ca!omd arc a mUd but sure
laxative, and their elect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are th . result of Dr.
Edwardi determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel
The pkasar.t little tablets do the
rood that calomel doe3. but have, no
bad aftrr efiezts. They don't injure the
teeth lika strong liquids or calomel.
They tzks bold of the trouble and
quickly correct it VThy cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do ftronsr hquids. It is best not to
take calomel. Let Dr. Edwardi" Olive
Tablets take it3 place-Headache-?,
"dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered faVer. Take Dr Edwards
dive Tablets when you feel "logy"and
"heavy." -They "ciear" clouded brain
and "perk tp" the pirits. 15c and 30c.
First
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Our Show Windows arepuUing on their new "Spring Dress'- every window
being retrimmed with "Spring Creation s" I
The Dress Goods
Section
Shows the Season's newest
creations in
Plaid Skirtings
54 inches wide, all-wool.
ry
GRO-DE LONDRES," 36 inches wide, in plain and
two tone effects. The fashionable Silk for afternoon
and Party Gowns.
NEW SILKS in DOVE SKIN SATIN, fashions most
stylish gown satin a most wonderful new creation.
All these new fabrics will be found
priced on the "new basis;" really
its refreshing to see prices we did not
expect possible for a year to come.
READY TO WEAR SECTION
Three of our large show windows are given over to the "New Advance Styles'
especially featuring an exclusive showing of
; "MADAME FLANDERS" SUITS AND BLOUSES
; Rich fabrics, exquisitely tailored and all priced most reasonable
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Good Goods.
announcement ot the Rotary club
entertainment Tuesday evenins:.
for the benefit of the children's
department of the Hahnemann
hospital In Portland. Mrs. Knight
has been named as a patroness.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert
and Miss Josephine Albert mo
tored to Kugene the last-of the
week to spend the week-end 'with
Miss Mary; Jane Albert, who Is
a student at the University ot
Oregon.
Mrs. F. D. Eason will open her
home. 790 North Cottage street.
Thursday night to the members
of the writers section of the Sa
lem Arts league. ' Anyone Inter
ested in the active phase of liter
ature Is cordially Invited to Join
this class.
The work of Miss Mary Find-
'ay, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M.
C. Findlay. who went east last
fall to enter Columbia university
and take up settlement work, will
be told bv Mrs. Findlay at the
meeting of the Home Missionary
society or the First Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon,
which will be in the nature of a
silver tea, the proceeds to be
useJ in assisting Miss Findlay in
her work.
The officers ot the-societr. Mrs.
F. A. Legg. Mrs. II. II. Vande
vort. Mrs. Walter WInslow. Mrs.
J. n. Littler with others will have
charge of; the affair, and they
extend a cordial Invitation to the
wom?n of the city to attend.
Miss Franees Quisenberry, a
University ; of Oregon student,
spent the week-end with her
brother, Dwight Quisenberry, in
Salem.
Mrs. A. N. Taylor of Corvallls
arrived In Salem yesterday on her
way home from Portland and will
be entertained for s?veral days
as the guest of Mrs. Grace Eotf.
Mrs. W. W. Moore will enter
tain the members of the P. E. O.
sisterhood Thursday afternoon.
Miss Laura Grant to furnish a
paper on "The Descent from the
Cross, by Reubens.
The Piety 1 1 ill club meets this
week, Mrs. Frank W. Spencer and
Mrs. William E. Kirk to be joint
hostesses, at the home of the for
mor on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Young en
tertained with a dinner Sunday
afternoon, bidding a group of con
genial mends informally. Cov
ers were laid for the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mill
ard. Sir. and Mrs. Will T. Kirk.
Lolo Millard. Evangeline Millard,
uuane ana Walton Kirk.
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The Itetl Phi rirls of the First
Methodist church will entertain
their boy friends at a party Wed
nesday nleht which Is to be given
at the home of Miss Ilernice Klrk
wood, 1433 State street.
The Cecilian Music club was
rt"terianl at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jones last
week. Miss Junelte Jones prexld-
Ing aa hostess on the occasion of
a regular social evening. Miss
Florence Young will entertain
the club at a Valentin party, on
February 16.
Dr. and Mrs. William D. Molt,
accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd Mott,
went to Portland Saturday. '.re
maining over until last night.
. James Mott came up from As
toria the same time, joining Mrs.
Mott. who is here during the leg
islature, over the weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. w. &.
Mott.
Mrs. C. E. Hout of Corvallls
spent the week-end with her
dausrhter. Miss Frank Hout. a
member of the state library staff
Friends of Miss D?Ught Evans
pleasantly surprised her Saturday
evening at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Evans,
the occasion being in celebration
cr her birthday. The hours were
filled with informal entertain
ment, the merrymakers furnish
ing a collation at the conclusion
of the evening.
Those present were Miss Lilly
Blake. Miss Florence liiake. Miss
Olga Hunt. Miss Iva Doughty.
Mips' Louise Tim. Mis Joycs Mc
Irvin of Vancouver, Wash., and
Messrs. Hilly Doughty. Itliss
Smith. Lester Evans, Franklin
Woulk. William Woulk. Eston
Williamson and Junior Dlake.
Wednesday nlsht will bo "non
sense night' for the story-telling
class of the Salem Arts league.
which meets, in th- educational
TUESDAY HORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1921
room of the public library. Sach
member is expected to come pre
pared to tell a humorous story,
The class number about a. dozen,
Aches and Fain of rheumatism
are not permanently, but only
temporarily, relieved by external
remedies. Why not use an In
ternal remedy Hood's Sarsaparil
la, which corrects the acidity of
the blood' on which rheumatism
depends and cures the disease?
SENATE BILLS
The following bM'.a were in
troduced in the senate yesterday:
S. II. 199. Hume Providing
that vaccination or innoculation
shall not be required.
S. D. 200. Upton Relating to
tax levy for school purposes.
S. n. 201, Ebrhard Provid
ing that in criminal actions the
state or county shall be liable
for costs on appeal to the su
preme court.
S. H. 202. Yamhill county delegation-"
Providipg for the sale of
a tract in McMinnville by Yam
hill county to the state for armory
purposes.
S. H. 203. Edwards Relating
to operation of libraries.
S. n. 204. Ryan Relating to
creation of bond commission.
S. H. 205. Hare Relating to
withholding .of information re
garding estates of deceased per
tons. S. 11. 206. Hall Relating to
capital stock of banks operating
in Oregon.
S. 15. 207. Hall Relating to
fortune telling.
S. D. 208. Hall Relating to
amount of money banks may loan
on notes secured by real estate
mortgages.
S. B. 209. Hall Relating to
exemption ot firemen from Jury
service.
S. It. 210. Hall Relating to
capital stock of trust companies.
S. 13. 211. Norblad Relating to
payment of bounty for extermin
ation of seals and sea lions.
the licensing and regulation of
foreign mutual insurance com
panies or associations other than
fire or life.
H. R. 2T9. Lynn Providing
for a committee to collaborate
with committees from Washing
ton. California, Idaho and Mon
tana relative to uniform legisla
tion on workmen's compensation
insurance.
H. II. 2S0, Lynn Amending
section C730, Oregon laws, relat
ing to compensation of employes
of the labor commissioner.
II. R. 281, Hindman Provid
ing an allowance to William E.
Lamb as compensation for injur
ies received as member of Oregon
military police.
H. It. 282. Martin (by request)
IJpnnlrinff husb&nd and wife to
sign and acknowledge mbrtgage
to encnmbr personal property
exempt from execution.
II. 13. 283, by insurance coin
mittee (by request) Providing
for the licensing of foreign mu
tual insurance companies and reg
ulating transactions of such com
panies
H. 13. 284. Martin (by requ-sst)
rRelatine to the platting and
sale of land not within 'the cor
porate limits of any city or town.
II. It. 2 S3. Reals Making a tax
or assessment a personal debt of
owners of the land and prohibit
ing removal of timber until all
taxes are paid.
H. 13. 28 6. Woodson Amend
ing section 361S, Oregon laws, re
lating to salaries in Morrow
county.
II. 13. 287. Hyatt Chanig
section .".739. Oregon laws, Chang
Ing boundaries of cities.
H. D. 288, Hyatt Amending
section 3626. Oregon Laws, relat
ing to salaries of county officials
Of Wallowa county.
H. B. 289, by Lane county dele
gation Appropriating money for
a fish hatchery near Oakridge.
II. B. 290, Hyatt Appropriat
ing money for nursery or feeding
grounds for salmon in the Wal
lowa' river.
II. B. 291. Stone. Shank and
Hammond Amending section
3596. Oregon Laws, relating to
salaries of county officials ot
Clackamas county. .
II. B. 292. Overturf Amending
section 5039. Oregon Laws, relat
ing to levying of school taxes.
H. B. 293, Overturf Amending
section 5292, Oregon Laws, relat
ing to levying of school taxes.
H. B. 294. Overturf. Burdick.
Wright, Egbert and Roberts Ap
propriating money for fish ladders
and removal of obstructions in the
Deschutes river.
H. B. 295, Stone Providing for
the return of salmon spawn to the
Willamette river south or the falls
at Oregon City.
H. B. 296, Leonard Amending
section 3681, Oregon Laws, relat
ing to costs in criminal cases.
H. B. 297, Leonard Regulat
ing use of containers for milk and
other dairy products.
II. B. 298. Marsh Appropriat
ing money for crop pest and hor
ticultural examinations by the
Oregon Agricultural college.
II. B. 299. Hindman (by re
quest Authorizing annulment of
charters of certain corporations
in Oregon for immoral or unlaw
ful acts or practices.
H. B. 300, Lynn Amending
section 995, Oregon Laws, relat
ing to the making of a Jury list.
H. B. 301, Lynn Amending
section 3949, Oregon Laws, relat
ing to the primary law and the
election delegates to national con
ventions. . H. B. 302, Sheldon Amending
section 4457. Oregon Laws, relat
ing to the exercise of the right of
eminent domain by the state high
way commission.
Portland Rotary Club
To Have Prune Luncneon
At the luncheon of the Portland
Rotary club to be held today at j
the Benson hotel, a menu will be
served entirely of: prunes. This
is in line with the recent an
nouncement that a prune week
would be put on in Oregon, when
special attention should be given
to the home grown Italian prune
and special attention called to the
food value of this prone ana us
use in the household from an
economical standpoint.
C. E. Knowland. KInr iwnr oi
the Cherrians. Is another strong
booster for Oregrn products and
already Is planning to serve a
prune menu at the monthly lunch
eon of the Cherrians, to be held at
the Commercial club on the even
ing of Monday, February 8.
Healing Cream !
Stops Catarrh;
Clogged Air Passages Open at !
OnceNose and Throat Clear. ,
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Everything Is reprted quiet in
Mexico. VJlla is-doing the far
mer act and Popocatepetil's no
longer In eruption.
If your nostrils are clogged ing
your head stuffed because of ca
tarrh or a cold, get Ely's Crcua
Palm at any drug store. Appfyi
little of this pare, antiseptic
germ-destroying cream Into your
nostrils and let it penetntt
through every air passage In yoir
head and membranes. Instant re
lief. How good it feels. Your heai
Is clear.- Your nostrils are opea.
You breathe freely. , So dot
hawking or snuffling-. Head colds
and catarrh yield like tnatfe.
Don't stay stuffed Dp. choked ay
and miserable. Relief is sure.
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OT IK WITHOUT IT
You can stop a common cold if
you act promptly at the first sign
of sneezin(; and chilliness, hoarse
ness, tickling throat or coughing.
Just take a dose of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. It is effect
ive and pleasant to take. Harry
L. Neff, Price Hill, Cincinnati. O..
knows it Is good for long-standing
coughs and colds, too. He
writes: 'I had a very bad cough
for almost two years. I have taken
3 bottles of Foley's Honey and
Tar and am almost . well. I
simply would not do without It in
the house." Sold everywhere.
Senator Joseph to Address
Baptist Brotherhood
The Men's Brotherhood or the
First Itaptlt church will bold Its
regular monthly meeting supper
at C:30 Tuesday night. Senator
Joseph of Multnomah county will
speak on the subject "Water Pow
er or Oregon and Its Industrial
Possibilities." This is a subject
which has been given much study
by the senator who is qualified to
speak from first hand information
and a very profitable evening is
anticipated. All men are welcome.
HOUSE BILLS
5p
Mont Beasts
with Tomato Sauce
are the kind of food
that you can still af
ford to serve liberal
because they are as
truly economical as'
they are tempting
and satisfying.
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Bills introduced in the house
yesterday were:
H. B. 267. Bennett Relating
to condemnation of lands for log
ging railways., roads or ways of
temoval of timber.
H. 11. 268. Belknap Amending
section 3693, Oregon laws, relat
ing to salaries on Benton county
officials. '
H. 13. 269. Gallagher Appro
priating $50,000 for ro-operation
with the United States govern
ment for topographical and water
surveys.
H. B. 270, Gallagher Provid
ing $1000 yearly for two years
for premiums for Malheur county
fair.
H. B. 271. by Overturf, Burdick
Wright. Egbert and Roberts
Appropriate money for improve
ment of the mouth of Hood River
and the outlet and Inlet of Lost
lake. In Hood River county.
H. It. 272. by railways and
transportation committee Am
ending section 58 41. Oregon laws,
relative to permissible free or re
duced fare transportations of
freight or passengers. .
II. 13. 273. McFarland Repeal
ing chapters Vlll-A. V1II-B, VIII
C. of title XIX. Oregon laws.
H. B. 274. Hurd Appropriat
ing money for construction of tlsh
hstrhery on N'ecanlcum river, in
Clatop county.
H. It. 27.r. Hurd Appropriat
ing mony for construction, oper
Htion and maintenance of a sys
tem or nursery or feeding ponds
for salmon in the Klatskanle
hatchery, in Clatop county.
H. 13. .276. Miller Amending
i-ection 77. Oregon laws, relat
ing to the acquisition of toll roads
by counties.
H. 13. 277, by Marlon coiinty
delegation Appropriating money
for completion of a water supply
for the Santiam hatchery on
Stout creek. . ;
H. B. 278, Kay Providing- for
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ECZEMA
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sun
Any-breaking out of the skin,
even fiery, itching eczema, can be
quickly overcome by applying a
little Mentho-Sulphur. says a
noted skin specialist. Because of
Its germ destroying properties,
this sulphur preparation instantly
brings ease from skin irritation,
soothes and heals the eczema
right up and leaves the skin clear
and smooth.
It seldom falls to relieve the
torment and disfigurement. Suf
ferers from skin N trouble should
get a little ar or Mentho-Sulphur
from any good druggist and use
It like a cold cream.
DRESS
GOODS
Re-marked at Hew
Low Prices
40-inciY'All Silk Crepe de CIuim;;
'Now, Yard
4a-inch All Silk Georgette Crepe;
Now, Yard
SG-iuch Silk Poplin;
Now, Yard
36-inch Chiffon Taffetas;
Now, Yard
3C-inch All Silk Satin Mcssaline;
Now, Yard
36-inch Duchess Satin;
N6w, Yard
..: si.75
..$1.75
...$1.00
..,$1.98
...$1.98
...$2.25
36-inch White Wash Satin, now, yard $1.75
40 inch Lingerie Satin Flesh, now yard....$1.98
40-inch All Wool French Serve, Nary; Cl OQ
- Yard ?lVO
.... $1.75
..... $2.98
50-inch All Wool Storm Serge ;
Yard
54-inch All Wool French Serge;
Yard
Oar Prices Always The Lowest
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