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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 19 1925 There's no secret about good bakingwhen you use : AUDRED BUNCH PHONE 10t THE OREGON STATESaiAN, SALEM,r OREGON ! , 1. l - , -11. m..n.. ' m . 1. ' v.. .V I'S J , TRANSLATIONS OF TWO SONGS ROYAL DADMUN . '., WILL SING . - I ' I - ' Les Berceaux J. . ; Faure (The Cradles) j . AH down the quay the ships so tall i O'er their keel at anchor are swaying, And little they-reek of cradles small Swayed to sound of motherly singing, j : Ah! the days of parting must come, Woman's heart was but made for breaking, v Men must afar follow his .'star, .1 Yon blue horizon must be; making !r ; Then, as the vessels cleave the foam, ' ... Sinking the port below the ocean, Influence fond, stayiug their motion Flows forth -from the cradles at home. - f -;" II Ucbcr AUcn Oipfeln ist Ruh..:......,.....:.. j ' Liszi (Wanderer's Night Song) J 7 Aiflrht descends in peace o'er the trees, . fcach trembling leaflet e'en the breeze, hath - slumber blest. The little birds cease their evening soim Wait awhile, wait awhile, ere long, ' Thou, too, shaft rest I i THE WOULD S GREATEST The leavener that American housewives have relied upon for over a third of a century CALE3 XVa TTtZZ3 TCCC2 07 ANT OTiikll CItAND 4 n if m 1 t . 91 it - R OYAL DADMUN will appear In Salem at 8; 15 o'clock this evening at the Grand theater to close In a distinctive manner the ilacDowell club concert , reason. Slgfrid Prager will be at the pi- no. t i ne , program lor the eve ning Is announced as follows: ' '...,.. i : (a) Where'er You Walk .. Handel r (Somele) (b) The Happy Lover. .Bononcini (c) Some Rival Has Stolen My True Love Away; .Arranged by By . ........ . . . Broad wood (Traditional Surrey Song) " ' :? it ? s " !'; (a) When the King Went Forth to War. . .Koenemann (b) Oh, Could I. But Express in Song ............. Malashkln c) By the Banks of the Pon " . . . . . . . ; i . . . . 4. Moussorgsky (d) The Seminarian Mussorgsky : " . ,: , hi ..."r.; a;.'; (a) Les Berceaux. . .Faure (b) Two French-Canadian Folk songs (songs; of the Canoe man) Mon Cri Cra Tire la liette. Fringue, fringue sur la riviere. .Arranged by G. A. Grant ............ , Schafer 1st .Liszt LUreig (c) Ueber Ruh . . k (d) Eros . Allen Gipeln IV (a) The Pauper's Drive.. Sydney Homer (By Request) : b). Song of the Night Cyril Scott (c) Song of the Palanquin Bearer ..... . -. . Martin Shaw (Sarojinl Naidu) (d) Oh, Mother My Love. 1..'. .... Roland Farley (e) Fuzzy Wuzzy (Kipling).. Oley Speaks At the Piano Sigfrid Prager Mrs. L. F. Griffith and daugh ter. Miss Ruth Griffith, spentrthe early part of the week in Portland. i: , j h :i..;y Miss Olga Garner and Mr. Her man Mack, both of Turner, were united in marriage at 9 o'clock Sunday morning j at the home of the bride, with the Rev. Mr. Erne ston officiating, f The bride was given away by her mother, Mrs. M. E. Garner. Miss Lucille Mack, a sister of the groom, attended the bride. Best man was Glen Garner, a brother of the bride. After the ceremony a bounteous wedding breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Mack left Monday for Salem to visit with relatives. After Saturday they will " make their home on the Mitchoff place! j The West Side circle of the Ja son Lee Aid society will hold their Bocial meeting on Friday titer- noon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Clark, 1215 North Commercial street. ; The Y. K. K. class of the First Methodist Sunday school met on the evening of St. Patrick's day at' the new home of Dr. and Mrs. George Lewis, 1180 North Winter street,' for the March social meet ing. An evening of games and other social diversions was follow ed with delicious refreshments, the ices being ! decorated with shamrocks. i - At f the- refreshment hour the lights were turned out T SOCIAL CALENDAR , j -w Today t -- ', Royal Dadmun, under auspices of Salem MacDowell club, Grand theater. 8:15 o'clock. . Willamette : University Faculty Women's club. Mrs. F. G. Frank lin, 1355 Ferry street. K -';v Frldity ? i Woman's Union. First Congre gational church! i y ; Woman's Alliance of the Uni tarian church. I Mrs.LR. ! A. - Mo honey, 914 Saginaw street, host ess. 2:30 o'clock. West Side Circle of Jason Lee aid society. Social meeting. Mrs. T, J. Clark, 1215 N. Commercial street, hostess, i ; s ' Zenda Community club.' Pro gram followed j by cafeteria sup per, ;.; ; ? i' ' , " Saturday - J 5 American Association of Uni versity Women, 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Gray Belle. Dr. Walter H. Brown, speaker. ' T. N. T. club, spring formal. . Basket social. Oak Grove grange.; Grange hall. 8 o'clock.' Cooked Food sale. Ladies of the First Christian church. ,SP of fice, i Monday , American Legion auxiliary tea. 3 to 5 o'clock.; ' McCornack hall. We gnaaraetee that all our lumber products are as represented, and that, if used: for the purpose intended and accord ing to our instructions, they will give satisfaction. ' " ' , ' "i " ' : - ' ' - ' '. ' . ,' ;" V,;" f ! : 5 - , .-- 4. j- ---j .j ' ; ""' ; If they do not, we will replace , ; I them or refund your moncjf. ? J locGiriGfa L'1 woodbuw , aim b- to give place to a green candle with shamrock base, glowing from each plate.' Members of the class in the group for the evening Included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Odom, Mr. and Mrs. S. W Marsters, Mr. and Mrsl Hobart Shade, ,Mr. and Mrs. ? Byron Con ley, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Acton, Dr. J. D. McCormick, Mrs. Kenneth Legge, Mr Ralph Kletzing, Mrs. Roy Klzer, Miss Elsie Miller, Miss Lucretia George. and the hosts. Dr. and Mrs. George Lewis. "';' ' . ; ; ' ;.'".';'-'.' -. ' ,; I - One of the lovely weddings of the season was that at the Colonial Dame Tea Shoppe last evening, at 7 o'clock when Miss Marjorie Ly man became the bride of Mr. Roy ' South. The service was read in the inner tea-room with Reverend Ward Willis Long officiating. The ring ceremony was used with the1 tea-room transformed into a verit able spring garden Plum bloom, "the love blossoms" of ages back, predominated. Great fronds of fern and sprays of Scotch broom were also used." The bride was charming in a gown of white lace over crepe-back satin. She wore a fillet of orange blossoms in her hair, and ' carried a beautiful shower bouquet of butterfly roses, pink and white sweet peas, and freezlajs.' The only attendant was little Joan Newcomb, daughter of Beatrice Crawford-Newcomb, who acted as ring bearer. Frocked in her colonial costume of Dresden mull, the little attendant carried the ring in the heart of an Easter lily that centered a quaint colonial bonquet in a lacey frill. Preced ing .the ceremony. Mr. John Martz sang "Bells of the Sea.' Governor Walter M.. Pierce,; a -guest at the tea shoppe at the wedding hour, was invited to witness the cere mony, and was the first to extend to the charming bride his : con gratulations. .,... L ; i Mrs. South is a junior at Willa mette university where she will continue with her studies. ; The many Salem friends of Miss Elizabeth Levy will be delighted to learn that she has been chosen as assisting artist for the Germalne Schnitzer concert in Portland un der the auspices of the Portland Civic Music club. - ' !The Danghters of the Nile met yesterday for an all-day- meeting at the home of Mrs. V. E. Kuhn. A dozen blouses were finished up for the boys in the hospital in Portland. At the meeting yester day Mrs Gerald Newton of fcl Karnak Temple of Spokane joined the Salem chapter. . A number of social affairs were planned for the near future. When the elnb meets next month. Mrs. William McGil christ, Jjr., will be the hostess. . Those : present yesterday were Mrs. Fay Wright, Mrs. Grace Green. Mrs. Eva McGilchrist, Mrs. Raby Sites, Mrs. Clara Olsen, Mrs. Mabel Hauser, Mrs. Zelma Ellis, Mrs. May Buchner, Mrs. Elma Kennedy, Mrs.; Esther Kuhn, Mrs. Adeline .Dunsford, Mrs. Ethel Niles. Mrs. Grace Crater, and Mrs. Lulu Newton. - , . The birthday of Mrs. L. I. Pear mine was the inspiration on Tues day; evening for a happily planned surprise party . when a group of friends gathered for an evening of games and music at the Pear mine home. A feature of the eve ning was theMteadlng of a bio graphy of Mrs. Pearmine's life. In the guest group for the eve ning were Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Pear mine, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cannoy, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cannoy, Mr, and Mrs. James Best. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCarter. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. II. A. McDowell., Mrs. Luther Stout, Mrs. E.' Best. Miss Wretha 'Cannoyi Miss Ethel Mc Dowell. Miss Rebecca liest. M Ibs Jennie Best, L. Grlce, Clement Russell and Boyd Filler. : ' ;''- I Mrs. Mildred Robertson Brooks entertained" as her house guest over the week-end Miss Bessie Foster of Portland; ; Unusually delightful In its ap pointments was the I o'clock luncheon of St- Patrick's day, at which Mrs. EH. Hobson was the charming hostess for -' eight. A lovely caldelabra of green candles centered the table with' stnllax in trailing -sprays 1 about the base, from which' quafit blossoms nranr. unlanelr fashioned . of propriate foliages The daffodil nut baskets continued an attrac tive color scheme. Narcissus and daffodils were used further about the rooms' where bridge at two tables was the enjoyed after-dinner diversion. ' Mrs. Paul Hanser and Mrs. Victor McKenzie won the playing prizes. J In' the group were Mrs. Carl B. Webb, - Mrs.' Frank Meyers, Mrs. T. H. Galloway, Mrs. Charles Bates, Mrs.. Paul Hanser, Mrs. Frederick Hill Thompson; Mrs. Victor McKenzie, and the hostess, Mrs." E. H. Hobson. 5 ; - ; - : ' ' ';'- I Mr. and Mrs. Keith powell are enjoying a motor trip through eastern Oregon, Idaho, Utah,' Col orado and California. nlty: Women's club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. G. Franklin, 1355 Ferry street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. George H. Aid en, Mrs. N. S. Sav age, and Mrs. J. D. McCormick. The Zena Community club ! planning an interesting program for the Friday evening meeting. Two plays will be given, and musical numbers by both a quar tet and soloists. A special' group of readings will also add to the pleasure, of the evening. A cafe teria luncheon, with Crystal Mat thews, Mrs. Lynn .Purvine and Grace Crawford in charge, will follow the program. Worth Henry, Jesse Sohn and Jesse Walling are on the program committee for the week. " - , -! Mrs. . Merrill Ohling was hos-j tess on St. Patrick'sday'Tdf the membersdf the" modern writer15 club. Particularly intefesttng wasl the long article on "Land," given by Charles ' J; Lisle, which repre-' sented much carefully directed re search work. Prof. M. E. Peck read a delightful child-verse ad dressed to "Margaret. A para-: ble entitled "Riches, published: in Holland's magazine, was the contribution of Mrs. W..F: Fargo. Mrs. Ohling read a story of fairy tale scenes, and Mrs. Charles J Lisle made her initial contribution in theform of three ioems gronp ed under the single head, "Bread and Butter." - Two seasonal poems by Miss - Edna , Garfield were n titled "A Tribute- land . "Spring FeverJ . Novel among, the literary offerings of the evening was the rhymed letter, called "Concen trated.f which; Mrs. J. M. '. Clif ford wrote for a little friend. A four-line impression 'bearing ' the title, '"The Pool," was given by Miss Marie, Roberts. " Mrs. F.- G. Franklin .brought ; the report" to the club of the 'meeting last Fri day of f the Northwest Poetry so ciety in Portland. J Spring flowers' from the woods were attractive ? in , the rooms where delightful' refreshments. In the motlt of St: Patrick's day, were served at a late hour with Mrs. M. E. Peck assisting. ' P Two new members. Miss Maude Covington' and Mrs. Ora Ff Mc Intyre, - were Invited to become members of the club. ci ' ' The Oak Grove grange Is plan ning a delightful basket social for Saturday evening : at the grange hall. with, prizes . of fered for the most attractive baskets. E. Cooke Patton and Mr. McCroskey have been secured as entertainers for the evening. All are invited to come with a basketl f "! i ll!L5jjll5 ML OXCJ&tZZATlQhr'or SPECIAUSTS ' . PONTLAMO ANO CATTLX OTFICCS npHE unnraUeled cucccm of the Dr. JL Chas. J. Dein non-surgical method of treating Piles and other rectal and colon; ailments has built an organiza tion of highly trained specialists to care for the patients who come from all parts of the Weae - , The skill of these specialists is proved by the unqualified GUARANTEE that each Pile sufferer la cured or his fee REFUNDED no matter how ' long standing or how severe bis case may be. Send for my FREF book. THURSDAY; FRILMY, AND S Maircln . 1 9o 20 IATU RDAY TTie Great Semi-Annual Event of the Year Made Possible by the Cooperation of the United Drug Co., Manufacturers of Rexall Remedies, Toilet " Preparations a nd Stationery Buy One Article at the Regular Price and Get the Second One for 1 Cent PEPTONA Our best tonic for run-down conditions. Enriches the blood and improves the health generally. Standard Price One Bottle This Sale Two Bottles ill w mm $1.00 $1.01 m Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream Standard Price This sale 2 for 50c 51c Rexall Shaving Cream, 30c tube; 2 tubes 31c Rexall Shaving Powder :30c can; 2 cans 31c Rexall Shaving Stick, 30c stick 2 sticks 31c BP:, LIM : , .' . Symonds Cocoa. Made from the pure cocoa beans. Unexcelled in quality.- Without any adulteration. Standard price, . one package, 25c. This sale, two packag es for 26c L Puretest Mineral Oil Russian Type 1.00 bottle, 2 bottles $1.01 LIGGETT'S OPEICO TEA V-pound package 70c ' 2 for 71c Puretest Aspirin Tablets Promptly relieves pain, colds, head aches, neuralgia pains. Made from true Aspirin. - -. 100 Tablets, 5 gr 75c, 2 for..76c 12 Tablets, 5 gr 15c, 2 for 16c A RUBBER GOODS $2j00 Maximum Fountain Syringe, 9 A1 2 for ai.Ul $2.00 Maximum Hot Water $2.01 $1.25 Red Rubber Water Bottle; CI 9fi 2 for . ..i ...... .. )laCiO ' Puretest Epsom Salts 4 oz. package 10c. This sale 2 for, 11 cents 8 02 package 15c This sale 2 for 16 cents - 1 lb. package 25c. .ThisTaie 2 for 26 cents. r . . , .,j . i ... . . . Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream A real tissue builder and akin beautifier StAiidard price, one This sale. C f jar 50c ; - two jars J . . . , J 1 C Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion Relieves chafing, wlndburn and chaps. - r . . Not greasy.; Standard ' price, one -This sale, bottle 50c ! two bottles. . 51cV LI IWfJ LIGGETT'S : "Sweet Milk Chocolate 4-pound bar. 35c, , O?' this, sale, 2 f or ...:..L..:..0 U C Jonteel Vanishing Cream 50c jar 2 for 51c Jonteel Cold Cream 1 I' 50c jar . . .2 for 51c : Georgia Rose Talcum 1. Can 25c 2 Cans 26c CASCADE POUND PAPER j :-7r 0i Exceptionally good quality, white linen finish stock, 96 folded sheets to each pound. . ; . One pound 50c This Sale 2 pounds 51c " r -. . m" . , ,,, . n 115 South Commercial Street Salem, Oregon 1 1 i tinted fcum "dropaf aaTvIvI3, ap . ' - - - ' ' ...... y