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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1924 :
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MISS RUTH E. ROSS, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ross,
1453 Court street, having the dis
tinction of being one of Oregon's
two delegates to the International
- Older Girls' conference at Lake
Genera this year, will leave In the
"morning for the 12-day j gathering,
with leaders present from all over
the world. In Portland; Miss Ross
will Join Miss Bernlce Cofer who
. is the other delegate. Both were
elected In the spring.
' Miss Ross will be gone until the
flrst of. September, visiting in Eau
"Claire, Wisconsin "as well a in
Chicago at the close of the con
vention. . .
The meeting of the Modern
Writers' club, contrary to an
' nouncement made on Sunday, will
not meet this week but on the first
Tuesday in August, r ! 1
, A silver tea for the benefit of
the Children's farm home at Cor
v all's is being sponsored for this
-afternoon from 2:30 to 5 o'clock
by the members of the WCTU.
Mrs. C P. Bishop and Mrs. S. E.
Oliver, both of whom attended the
dedication services at the farm
home will speak on phases of the
work. Readings by Mrs. T. E. Mc
Croskey and special music will add
to the pleasure of the afternoon.,
Mrs. J. J. Kraps is chairman of
the hostess-committee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vibbert
returned from a trip to California
during the week-end,- 1 'x
Harold Webster of Los Angeles
was an Interesting recent visitor
In Salem especially to ; those in
musical circles. Mr. Webster,
who has spent, altogether, eight
years abroad. Is contemplating
opening a etudio for violin as
well as theoretic subjects in Port
land where ho plans to make his
' home. Mr. Webster, a composer
of varied experience, is a mem
ber of the University of Califor
nia extension department faculty.
Mr. Webster' foreign study was
taken up in such musical centers
as Berlin and Leipsig. studying
" at "what was formerly the Royal
-conservatory.
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" Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hop Lee,
together with Mrs. Hop Lee's
brother of California, spent the
week-end at the coast. Yesterday
Mrs. Hop Lee and daughter. Miss
Ella Hop Lee. and the brother of
Mrs. Hop Lee left to spend a
week in Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. S. East had as
their guests ; over the t week-end
Mr. and Mrs ' Augustus Myers and
daughter. Miss.Marie Myers, of
Haven, Kansas. Mr. Myers, a
banker at Haven, spoke especially
concerning the abundant crops in
. hi sUte. , Mr. and Mrs. Myers,
who are touring the west, have
been spending the past six weeks
in California. Having left Salem
they "will make stops ! in Portland
and Seattle as well aai other west
ern points. Mr. and Mrs. East
-were neighbors of Mr. and Mrs
Myers when a number of years
ago both families lived in Kan
sas. This is Mr, Myers and Miss
, Myers' first trip to the coast.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buckner
i h and daughter. Ruth, returned re
cently . f rom an . interesting motor
trip around oos Bay stopping
botk at Marsbfield I and North
:;i Bend, at the former place as
guests of friends of the family.
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" : The Woman's Missionary socie-
- ty of the First Presbyterian
' church will hold their annual
picnic and program at z:w
o'clock Friday afternoon. The
'business meeting and program
will be held in the afternoon with
suPDer at 6 o'clock J All mem
bers of the church and congrega
tion are Invited to Join in this
annual affair and the hosbanus
are expected to attend the picnic
.supper. Those who may be in
terested in the program but do
. .ltot care for the picnic features
are urged to come for the after
noon. The tonic lis "Cominn
Generations," and the young peo
ple are especially invited to be
present.. All who ' !bring. picnie
baskets are asked to bring dishes
and. silver for their own service
Coffee will be supplied by the
committee of which Mrs. . .
Savage. js chairman. '
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The picnic of the Wisconsin as-
- sociatlon will be one of the en
joyable events of the week. , Held
.at the - fairgrounds, f the picnic
lunch will be served in cafeteria
style. All members of the Badg
er-association are asked to bring
well-filled baskets. Coffee will
, be furnished by the committee;
An especially good . program has
been planned with variou3 dis
tinctive numbers. I
Dr. and Mrs. Grover C: Bellin
ger and children j and Dr. and
Mrs. J. C. Evans and children, lett
during the week-end for Newport
where they have taken a cottage
tor the next two weeks.
Mrs. C. K. opaulding left yes
terday for Newport where she
will occupy the Spaulding cottage
till the middle of August. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Mills and daugh
ters, Roberta and Ha, of Portland,
will be guests with Mrs. Spauld
ing at" the resort. ) , V
The Men's Brotherhood -of the
First Baptist church will hold
their annual picnic a week from
today at the Santiam park at Jef
ferson, i The men from ; Albany,
Coryallis, Independence and Le
banon have been (invited to par
ticipate in the affair. .
"Among the features of the day
will be the ball game planned,
with Harold , Socolofsky captain
of J thje challenging team. .The
day's address will be given, after
ttio picnic dinner, by E. L. Hall of
McMinnville. ;
:,fIt-'.jts interesting to know that
fiirough July and August the
members of the brotherhood are
responsible for the Sunday eve
ning pervices, arranging for the
music and other features. j
Mr,; and Mrs. R. W. Cram and
daughter, Virginia, of Walla Wal
la, Washington, are spending a
week I with Mr. and Mrs. K. B,
Kus?ejL Mr. and Mrs. Cram form
erly ljved in Salem. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene and
daughter. La Veha, returned Sat
urday from a two weeks vacation
spent at Belknap Springs. They
also spent afew days at Bend,
Oregon.
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Mrs., J. F. Blair and Miss Mir
pah Blair left Saturday for Seat
tle where Mrs. Blair will spend
the month of August with her
son. Dr. Blair. Mis Blair Will
spend her vacation at Ranier Na
tional park and other northern
points. ' ' :
Mrs. Burton Meyers is recover
ing nicely from a recent operation
for the removal of tonsils.
j Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bccke "have
returned home from a . week of
outing at Seaside.
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; Mrs.' Lorenzo Innskeep of Berk
eley, Cai.i who has been the house
guest of jMrs. W. H. Dolman left
for her home on; Sunday. She was
accompanied s.outh by Mrs. George
I'. Baxter of Oakland who has
been visitiug in Portland. Mrs.
Baxter was a guest from Saturday
until Sunday of; Mrs; Dolman.
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House-guests of Mrs.sH. II. Van
devort are Mrs. El va Nelson and
sons. Vinx'ent and Leland, of Los
Angeles, i who arrived, two weeks
ago. Mrs. Nelson" and sons will
be guests of friends in Salem until
the 23rd of August,
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Miss Pearl L. Applegate return
ed from i Portland Saturday after
a visit wjth her sfster, Mrs. Cyrus
1. Woodworth and other rela
tives.. . '
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; Mrs. Monroe Gilbert was a guest
in Portland over the week-end,
Mr. Gilbert driving up on Sunday.
They returned Sunday evening.
Over 20 t members "of the First
Evangelical church motored to
Jennings ; Lodge Sunday morning
to attend the annual camp meet
ing. Over a thousand people were
assembled during the morjffing and
afternoon to hear the outstanding
address given by Rev. II. (Franklin
Schelegel of Harrisburg. Penn.
The Alpha Chi Oinega! alumnae
and their husbands; will be guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Monrofe Gilbert
at thir country home, 'Ijrokazaii,f'
for. a picnic temorrow j evening.
This ; is the regular July gather
ing, . , ; J . ,;...
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The ceremony uniting in mar
riage: Miss Juanita Odella Wil
liams and Waldrori Prall Ilillpot
was performed oh Sunday at the
Unitarian church parsonage. Rev
erend Martin Fereshetian official
ing.
The Women's Benefit Associa
tion of Maccabees will be hostesses
tomorrow, July 30, j at a picnic at
the Fairgrounds for their families
and . friends. Supper will be at
6:30 with a program following,
well-filled baskets 1 together with
dishes and silver for all jwho come
with: them. " ) . : I . . i;
... Mr. and Mrs. James R. Humph
rey, 'Mr. and Mrs.. Rex Sanford,
Miss Efina Simonton, Mr. Harold
Hopkins, Miss Nell Thielsen,.and
Mr. OrJo Hays motored to Port
land late Saturday - afternoon.
The miembers of the" party were
guests, at the beautiful Ellis Sim
onton liome on Lake Oswego bver
the week-cnd.
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The mothers class of the First
Methoctist church held their an
nual reception on the attractive
lawn if the Iliff home at ChemaH
wa Friday evening. The men's
class "were guests for the evening
There were one hundred present',
The' babies from which the dinner
was served were grouped under
the ttrecs.
. MPs. Geo. Krau3 and. Miss Or-r
lettai Kraus bf Aurora ; were
Kuess last week of Mrs. R. J
Hendricks. They are now visit!
ing at Lebanon. j
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MUs. R. w. Walton andMra. Ri
D. Barton are expected home to
day? from a week's motor trip
whirh took them to Rainier Nai
tiorual park. Mrs. Walton is a
guest here from Cambridge, Mass.
A tiumber, of things have been
don for: Mrs. Walton as; well as
for a second house-guest at the
W. D. Smith home, Mrs. Paul R.
Smith of Los Angeles. A further
delightful compliment will be the
porch party at which Mrs. F, S.
Barton will be the hostess.
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1 SOCIAL CALENDAR
Today '
Silver tea
dren's Farni
for benefit of Chll-
home 2:30 to 5
o'clock. Sponsored by WCTU.
j Wetlnesday
Daughters! o,f the. American Rcr
olution. Mrs. U. G. Shipley, S75
E. street, i ! ' "' -
Wisconsin: association picnic at
Fairgrounds jwith program of par
ticular interest.
Young Married People's picnic
at Brush College picnic grounds,
6 o'clock. -
Women's Benefit Association of
Maccabees picnic- Supper at 6:30
o'clock. Fairgrounds.
Executive Committee of the
Presbyterian! Woman's Missionary
society, 2:30! o'clock. Mrs. W. W.
Emmons, : 28 N. Commercial
streets , ' ' f j .'''.-
Alpha Chi Omega picnic at coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mon
roe Gilbert. I -- . '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosenquest
and daughter.' Miss Alpha Rosen-1
quest returned Sunday from a v
week's vacation at Belknap
Springs. ;
In the literary pages of the
editorial section of , the Albany
Sunday Democrat this week a
quatrain by Mrytle Wilcox Gilbert
(Mrs. Monroe Gilbert) fills the up- .
per right hand corner of the title
border. The quatrain, character-! (
istically a reflective form of verse
follows:
SOUIi-SIIAPKD
MYRTLE WILCOX GILBERT
Life Is not made by circumstance ;
- j nor lot
And change- by no experience la
; wrought, .
But each event doth pass within
the soul j
And there 13 shaped, as liquid by ;
the bowl.
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D0NT TRY TO RAISE your fatal! ;
without it. For ctotnach aches and' '
pains; sudden cramps, severe intestinal,
colic and indiscretions of eating and
drinking, changes in water, diet I
climate, take
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEAar
' REMEDY ; )
Never fail to have it on band , t
VVE1 PAY CASH FOIt
YOUR
FURMITURE
AND TOOLS
Capital Hardware &
Furniture Go.
; Best Prices Paid
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Btt ... That's Our Tip on
U I Dollar Specials
Flowing within your reach is a
Niagara of Bargains - - better values,
better merchandise and better service,
' all for a single dollar. Better come in
early tomorrow and take advantage of
these sensational values.
Slip-on Sweaters
Ladies' Waists
Ladies' Brassieres
Ladies' Wash Dresses
Ladies' Wash Skirts
Ladies' Bath Robes
Ladies' Aprons
Ladies Corsets
Ladies' Underwear
YOUR CHOICE
Second Floor I
Yo'lli be Greeted
by P 1 e a s a ri t Sur
prises the Balance
of this Week with
values you can get
for a Dollar -
Why go out of our fair city
to dq your shopping. With as
many large and varied stocks,
such as you will find in Salem
the Merchants here, and all
business men, as a rule, are
usually looked to first for as
, sistance, to the upbuilding and
betterment, of our prosperous
.- city., Each home merchant will
appreciate! "When Possible"
the preference, ''it pays."
Silk Sale
Plain 'and fancy Silks of -wery-idescrip-tion,
3(5; and .40 inches wide too many
to tell you about all jot
(hem f "geseing" ?is ,
Deiievinp we win a a xwm . f
state that the values
will be iup t& $2.50 a
yard. Com In( early
and select your desir,e3
at, per yard I ' .
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Dress Goods
One'grand lot of All Wool Dress Goods
many kinds of ma,trials are offered.
Some of the widths rnng
as wide; as 5 inthes;
all fancy weaves and
materials will be on
display ! at this price.
Values jare siirprisinc.
Come early 1'it pays,"
at per yard .
Mama Dolls
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at each'
iy. Specially prict
Kotex
Sold regularly at C."c lot-r-12
napkins in lot. Itesu
lar size--lay In your Kup
ply now specially priced
at S. for
if
Flannel
OutinK Flan- faff
Lock just in; $1 I
Piire white
irl- new stoc
27 inches wide buy
vour full supply now 7
yards for
f this week at
i j'p. j this store instriy X
' specials will be J
HA offered you at Ij
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! Blankets
During: our dollar .
days specials we !
are going to offer
13 pairs of all wool tf
Blank e t s, 66xXO V
plaid, pleasing de- '
signs hile; they !--last
at, per pair
6
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Sillt Hose
Luggage
One of the discon
tinued departments
in our store all
traveling bags and
suitt cases, is now
offered for sale. We
wish to clean out as
soon as possible all
of our-; remaining
stock.
Price
Ladies' ISilk Hosiery all the Sea
son's newest shades-; all sizes and
colors. V a 1 ues - '
that we know
you will appreci
ate! ; Bot 1-00
hose but hose
' that sell as : a,
rule" for more.
Seel our big bar;
gain table all
at, per pair j
Neckwear 4
Ladies' Neckwear,:
collar and cuTf
peti, separate coN
mw
lars. values to
$:t,..".o, : all new
this season.
While they last at
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Beat This One
Tomorrow and
tomorrow- only
(one day) 8U-Im-jh
pure white
Ityisy" Outing
Flannel on sale
at I 4 yards for a
(And it's the real
goods, too ) J
Tom Sawyer
. "Now Is your op-
portunity to
save" -each and
every boys waist
or shirt i fully
guaranteed ; no
'ifs or an ds"
about it. All the
sizes they make
are here '
Comforts
Comforts, double
size, o u r entire
stock is now placed
at your disposal
buy for the future
needs." Your unre
stricted choice at
exactly half of their
former' prices-
Price
Union Suits
M e n's -Union " j
S.UUS, summer
w e I ghts. Y o u
really cannot af
ford to miss this
sale. We're clos
ing out this de
partment. Some
real values of
fered you at
mm
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Dr. Denton's
"Sleeping Garments."! the
genuinri kind sizes
l(letter take ad van
now after tomorro
seliing-t-our stock may be
rxhauatled pr '
tage I 1
Paper
'Toilet Paper" great big
rolls--fi."i0 sheets. lOq
izr-, on sale ; While it
lasts at '20 rolls for ;
Soap
"P. & O.'l the white Naptha
Soap "CJuest" size "Ivory
Soap." assorted,;, to please
for 1 .
at 25 bars
Slippers
Our entire line of broJtcn
sizes in Telt Slippers i for if V
children, boys and ladies. v
On salo to clean up the
stock at, 2 pairs for I J
ToothPaste
Your choice
of
"Pebero' t
or "Pepsodent"' Tooth $
Paste, assorted v to please
you. at 3 tubes. 50c size
.for
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Towels
i j Bath Towels. a t
d, wmall size, fl''Vi
good quality -
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Turkish
bleache
values
buy 8 of these towels while
they last for
Hose
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valu
pair:
Blouses
Boys Blouse- all sizes t
14 yeArs, light patterns
made f fine percales- $1
values on mile at -blouses
for :
! Sheets
Bleached '"'MSheets, slzeftc
72x0. our regular $1.25 v
value op sale, while
they last, at, each
Pillow Cases
Going to : sell you the best,
nillnw -s ever offeredV
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for the moneyi 139c vaiue.
You can buy ipiir of tnem
and they only will cost you
Towels
Now we are going to offe
you a real 49c. value I
fancy Turkish iToweIa;xall
colors to choose from.
Fairly shopping advised. 4
Towels for
nO 3
Shoes
.. i .iif( I
ence which shoe you
nick out our 'entire
stock, until further ?!'A
notice is offered. 'ft)f'
C hoose ! them no w at
per pair i
Middies
One lot of Misses'
and Ladies' all-wool
Middies,, also cotton
Middies included
in differentcolors
most all sizes at,
each- fi - ' x
Wash Suits
Tom Sawyer Wash
Suits for boys each fv
and everyone gu'aran- fjJW
now his Is your on-ViV'i
portunity.
selection
suit i
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boose them -11
is your op-5J
See the!
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Underwear
Boys' Balbriggan
Underwear every -size
in stock. Good
time now to fill
your want3 excep
tional value now
will bo placed on
sale at, 2 for
rs-vi-. . iviv y vvi ict c
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You
Every Day
Muslin
' Our regular
V, levelled M noli
8oft f i n I s h. 3
inches wide
of the Fruit of the
I,oom. on salej now
at 4 yards fori
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Makersj
Pillows
ITT LIBERTY
STORE
SALEM ; OREO OKL,
Thread
Clark's O. N. T.
Spool ' Option...! 150
yard spools;: black
and white, all idzes,
2 dozen spools- as
sorted to suit your
requirements,
for . "
all
Our regular $1.85
feather Pillows, each
a-nd every one labeled
assuring you of Its
eontents-while they
last, at each -
Another bargain In
threated ? C o a t's
Mercerizert Crochet
Cotton all sizes and I
colors; also Coat's fj
rene- in sizes
and 5, erj' few
nliiK Tnlaainer In riir
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