The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text4't v. :,-: . "'.: -s v-v..-..-. ' .-..-.v. -OREGON Where the North Begins! MBERTY Douglas "McLean in "A Man of Action." GRAND 'Temptation." ; flSPENT $100,000 TO FIND THESE WAYS TO YOUTH AND BEAUTY r ? ;Bti EDNA WALLACE HOPPER My mother was rich and ambi tious. She went with me to search the world for the greatest beauty helps in existence. They cost ns fortune and many years of time. Bat they made me a famous beau ty. I became the rage. And now, at the age of 62. they keep me a beauty still. I I hare seen j those same helps bring to many; plain girls multi plied attractions. To some they brought careers of beauty. I hare seen them bring to countless' wo men decades of added youth. So now I hare placed these matchless helps at every woman's call. And I am doing my best to urge women to employ them. You JteeaBat Foup " ' I found 32 great beauty helps. But ' French - experts combined them in four preparations. So these result came very easy to me. ... : - ?-;! One is a super-clay. ' Not like the crude and muddy clays you read about ; today. This clay is white, refined and dainty. It has been perfected by 20 years of sci entific studyj 1 call it my White ' Youth Clay.il-- Before I found it. I never knew one-tenth what clay -could do. . '-I Clay is a beauty essential. It purges the skin of all that clogs or mars it. It creates a rosy glow. It firms the skin, combats all lines and wrinkles.' reduces enlarged pores. It has brought to millions new complexions. But my White Youth Clay vastly excels the old types. The' cost is 50 cents and 11.00. , , I r My Youth Creasa My Youth Cream combines' both lemon and strawberry, i Also all the best French experts know to foster the fine texture of the skin. I use it after the clay. Also as a night cream, also daytimes as a powder base. I am never without It, to whiten, soften, feed and smooth the skin. I hare never known another ; cream to bring comparable results. '; My Youth Cream costs 60 cents. My Facial Youth Is a liquid cleanser which does what nothing else can do. The greatest beauty experts now employ this" formula, but they charge for it a price which few can pay. Facial Youth contains no ani mal, mo vegetable fat. The skin cannot absorb it. It simply cleans to the depths, then departs. All the refuse, grime and dirt go with It. No other method cleans the skin like Facial Youth. The cost Is 75c. : I My ( Wonderful Hair. Millions' of women , envy my hair.. It Is thick, silky and lux uriant. I have never had dan druff or falling hair, never a touch of grey. I I . i The reason lies In my Hair Ttfiuth. I apply it daily with an eye dropper, i directly to the scalp. It removes the hardened oil and dandruff which stifle the hair roots. It stimulates and fertilizes. You will bet amazed to see how hair thrives when the scalp is kept In shape. j i . My Hair Youth costs 50 -cents and 11 with eye dropper. The re sults come quickly. I hope you will learn what it means to your hair.-; ; ;: : M To those four products I owe my beauty and my youth. Now all druggists and toilet counters supply them I to all who want like results. Foi the sake of all you prize most. go learn ;what they can do. ' Edna Wallace Hopper. Business address, Waukesha, Wis. S;iful ; s There Is a human quality about "Temptation'? .which should crowd the Grand theater during the period of that picture's .stay. . Many of the pictures we have reviewed recently have depended too much upon the element of thrill, all other factors being sub ordinated. In 'Temptation," how ever, while punchful incidents ga lore are to be found, they are merely the! background for the unfolding of a simple, human story : ; -;; :f ' . . The central characters are Mar- jorle Baldwin " and her husband RUh Four Acts Vaudevjlle I Hoot Gibson in "Single Handed" jack, portrayed by" Eva Novak and Bryant , Washburn. There arc many Marjories in this commun ity and many Jacks. : She tipyf ies the wife who, once the honeymoon period is over and the dishwash ing period here, bemoans her lot as compared- with that of girls who married rich men. Jack Baldwin, on ; the other hand, is typical of - the husband who tries hard to give his wife everything he can, but possesses only a slim bankroll with which to work. Then comes the money deluge. These young people find them selves with more wealth than ever they can .disperse. .The result is a bit of character analyxation which makes "Temptation" a gem of purest ray "serene. "Incidently. the producers are to be compli mented upon the people chosen for the supporting cast. These players are June Elvidge, Phillips Smalley and Vernoa Steele. We strongly recommend "Temptation." tainment will be a welcome diver sion. At . thei Bligh -today, f lfS- . KING & WEBB a clever pair of Wnp delineators who have abil ity as entertainers in their pleas ing and laughable satire showing the humorous side of life in the Italian quarters. They have giv en careful study to their work with many bits of comedy and pathos intermingled with a song or two to make the offering an interesting and entertaining one. At the Bligh today. T HQS fill f - DIES SUDDENLY WESTERMAN & MONROZE& Donna Monroze, movie star and musical star prima dona, appears with Lieutenant Westerman in "The Three Mile Limit." a won derful vehicle particularly ; suita ble in displaying her versatility, beautiful voice, wonderful ward robe and rare conception of stage craft. Her exceptionally fine voice and talent make a worthy impression and her able assistant. Lieutenant Westerman, deserves mention. Their splendid -enter- "Penrod and Sam." a First Na tional picture which is to be the feature Tuesday ot the. Oregon theater, contains a scene that for pathos '- has never been exceeded on the screen. Penrod Schofield for years had been monarch of the domain em braced by the boundaries of the lot adjoining his home. He was the master of Its contents, con sisting of shacks, caves, tunnels and other mysterious hiding places so dear to the average boy's heart. And in that lot he had buried his be3t friend his dog- when, an automobile had crushed out hi3 life. Around the grave he had constructed a picket fence and at the head j was a crude cross bear ing the name, "Duke." When Penrod's father sold the lot to the town's miser, Penro J was heartbroken. He was denied the privilege of entering upon the ground! ! One evening his ; father found' him sitting; on his bed, looking through tear-dimmed eyes at the little grave, Tenderly the fattier tried to console him. "I didn't know it meant so much to you, son," he said. An- hour later he had re-purchased the plot of ground and he presented 'Penrod with a deed con veying the lot to the boy, "down as far as China." William Eeaudine ; directed "Penrod and Sam" from the story by Booth j Tarkington. Rockliffe Fellows plays the part of the fath er and . Benny Alexander that of Penrod. f i TODAY ONLY a tie mi - if . . HOOT GIBSON ... : . IN - ' i SINGLE HANDED HARRY CAREY j f In "! "THE DRIFTER" I Brownie, the Wonder Dog Comedy Big New Vaudeville Show Monday sqdsk) mm JI7 mm Former Assistant State Treasurer and Clackamas Senator Passes 4 OREGON CITT, Oct. 20. Thomas Franklin Ryan, finan cier 'and politician Of Clackamas county and a familiar figure at public gatherings j in Oregon for many years, died, at his home here eaTly yesterday ' morning. Except for a slight attack of what ap peared to be 'indigestion last Sat urday, he had appeared to be In his usual robust health, land wa3 at nis office in the Bank of Com merce attending to his duties as usual. J ; Judge Ryaq was born in New port, R. I., ibout 56 years ago, and came to Oregon in 1883, set tling at Oregon City. He Imme diately entered Oregon political life,' and since that time has been almost constantly in the public service in some 1 capacity, aside from devoting himself to banking and investments. For eight' years he was deputy state treasurer, and he also served in the state senate and lower house. He earned his title of judge, by which he was familiarly known, when he was elected county judge of Clacka mas county. Hk also served as mayor of' Oregon City for several terms and held -other public of fices as well. At the time of his death he was president of the Bank of Commerce here. He was an extremely popular man, and was a member of many fraternal orders. He attained many of the higher degrees of Ma sonry and was also a member of the Elks, Odd Fellows, Knights ot Pythias and other orders. Funeral services for Judge Thomas F. Ryan will be held from the' Odd Fellows hall. Ore' gon City, at 2 o'clock Monday. cal center., ; It lias the tmest -institution for electrical treatment west of J the Missouri j river ; is to have an Electronic building; ha and is developing specialists known and to be known far and wide f ar their skill. Such ; ad vancements are in the line of good V - - - boy! Earle Sahde, rode h rmat colt. Zev. to victory. Sa lem against the world. -; - - business. A Salem van ' tviihit has tossed his 'hat Into the ing. and the plot thick ens. It will be more than a colt race. , 1. V - In other words, you will be per m it ted to double park in Salem, temporarily, very temporarily. i? you do not double-cross some one else who has some rights. RETURNS FROM . JAPAN TOKIO, Oct. 20. (By the As sociated Press) Cyrus E. Woods, United Slates Ambassador to pan w til; leave' for America first Of next-tnonth with his :a and mother. The trip has lc n made necessary in order that e x pert medical attention can t riven Mrs. Woods' mother, -v 'was injured In the Japanese earth quaae ln-oepiouiucr. iuonimii sador and his family will be av sent about CO days. Read the Classified Ad BITS FOR BREAKFASTJ 1 Zounds! Zowie! Zip! Zev! With zeafful verve, the Ameri can colt made a zany of the Brit ish cuitan r ' s t And the Papyrus zenith scroll of fame was crinkled like a Chi nook or a zonda hot - wind had struck It. i W . Viva! Zev! With vim, vivacity, and culpine cunning, thevictozi ous, virile and volatile American youngster volted like a volley and swept ; like a zephyr to vaulted fame, and sunk; to zero the wide renown of the British visitor. So ended the wild huzzas. So went the world's great colt race. i V Papyrus went out of date a long time ago, anyway. - Salem is growing to be a medi- : . , . , r . . s . i : F - -U ' i i u6s coccus n i I lLIBERTy : 2-11 P.. JM. . ' L 2-11 P.M. i . i II Unusual Values' in Wool Sweaters and Wool Dresi Goo Smart Distinctive Styles Good Quality Serviceable There's Always Gomo- thlng Now at Our ' Gtoro - - . . f In-- Never in years have so many sweaters been sold as . now Every woman must have at least two or three in her wardrobe. Novelty Stripe $6.95 Women's Smart Brushed Wool Sweater ...Jr -- i Justy came jn by express, they're pretty with their soft color combina tion, such as blue & grey and tan & r brown and others with a soft silky , brushed, finish that denotes quality. The new Deep V Neck coat style, twa pockets and belt. You Must See the New Tweeds and Plaids Correct Styles Moderately Priced : A New; Distinctive Style Brushed wool ' , cc nc Sweater ... ...r0UU The new Chappie Model has a neat collar buttoned at the throat with three buttons at the waist line, offers a com bination of style,j economy and service that is hard to equal. . All Wool Crepes Are Popular ; i The popularity of this material with our trade, proves that they're right in price, quality and desirability for dresses and skirts, many new shades' in cluding tan. Priced $249 And $298 YARD Wool Tweeds Are Always Favored A firm strong weave, excellent qual ity from wlhch jvery attractive suits, skirts and children's dresses and coats. Very attractive colorings, 56 inches wide. ' O , Priced ', $2.98 YARD ' New Plaids and Checks and'Coatings , Very Attractively Priced I YOUR MAIL ORDERS Receive careful attention We pay the postage or express within a radius of a hundred miles. 1 3 Salem Store, 466 State St. .Jlf h If jtLkto C -i M f ' Portland SilkShcp, 383 Alder St. TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY Hundreds Who Have Seen This Picture Acclaim it the Greatest of its Kind Ever Produced lk if ti 1 1 U S i ) if II - - i ' ' d '.,!,-.-: :'; i. - r-J TheJjiiousPolice.IJo Where Many a Man reaches his journey's end Where strong men stand and weak men bend, Where truly a dog isMan's Best Friend n that's "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS" "- ' - " f " .' " i ' -. i . - '' -- , ; MATIXEK PRICES ; - CHAS W. Children V. . . . .... 10c ! HAWLEY, JR. i . s , . evening 'j , At The chu!bva !-;". .".V. .-Sc '-" : . 'WURLITZER t i . .a. . h .. . . - -1 ; 1 STARTING TODAY THE ONLY COMEDY DRAMA IN TOWN ! Directed by the man who made THE HOTTENTOT" rim Wi With DOUGLAS McLEAK A merry rimiance. ot yonng ideas that ia a hurricane , of laughter and a cyclone of thrill COMEDY U ' , NEWS COMING -WEDNESDAY , Ethel Clayton in- - ' "THE REMITTANCE ! I WOMAN" ..y.. ; ";'4- . ?. . '' "; -'V'", ' . .1 7 ' ' A stirring (ale of mystery and adventure in the Orient,' revealing a croaa eection of highlyiored Asiatic life that is sure to rivet the attention of all beholders , ,' . CONTINUOUS 211 P.M. 1 , LAST TIMES TODAY CONTINUOUS 2 11P.M. A VITAL DRAMA OF RESTLESS WIVES AND ' DISCONTENTED HUSBANDS SPECIAL MUSIC By GRAND THEATRE ORCHESTRA 1 VIOLIN SOLO By NAOMI WHALEN 1 Playing "The World's a Beautif u 1 m tn sbe -rX . r - . . ; 1 rr j 4 t i - 4 r f i 4 . . aawMWiiiawawaMa " " ' ' v - I ( .