V. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24,
THE OREGON STATESMANSALEJf OREGON
I AMftheqtres:day
Ilellig Mae '
Mvry Widow
Murray
in "The
Oregon Virginia-- Valll. ""Lloyd
Hughes .la,. '.'In , Every . Woman's
Life," from: the. novel 'Blong-
nilh--lIoot Gibson in
cane Kid-!
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will meet the followingC "College
of the. Pacific, Stockton, Cal.; Al
bany college; College of Puget
Sound. ViAIl of these; debates" will
be held in Salem.,
t The freshmen women's' debate
team will meet the freshmen wom
en's team from Reed, college.
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PRODUCTS
ftdorf ulj Comedy of Fightiog
TDaysjWill Play at the;
neuig meatre-.'
The jangnage tn '-What Trice
Glory" belongs to the play. The
word tha lost Waterloo, however,
la missing and so is the. favorite
present , participle by means of
which the donshbov waa .acm
toraed to qualify everything from
hie mother to his musket, so there
is no reason for a month wash.
With or without the dashes and
asterisks, it Is .strong dialogue,
spurred v by thick and sarcastic
humor. It keeps well ahead of
the audience at all points.. There
were howls for a description by
the Captain of his long imprison
ment in the'Jug a "reconstructed
chicken house" he describes It
"If Td stayed there another day,
I'd Jiave laid, an egg,"
. Ilere y'ou have a flashing tit of
theirdonic. humof which punct
uates tand Mnminateg J the iVisp,
hard-boiled dialogue between the
characters of this greatest romedv
t.4hevr American stage has ever
pbim, Yoii cannot escape it.
iyaughter, almost of the .Homeric
at times, rocks the spectator in his
-."at, andthe next instant there is
a ciutcn at tne neart strings, a
lump in the throat and a suspici
ous moisture in the eyes that cloy
the sight and fairly, wrench one's
bouL The" line of demarcation
between mirth and tears in
"What Price Glory" Is simply
measured by one's emotions.
Louis O. Macloon. is sending the
San Francisco company and pro
duction, headed by Emmett Corri
gan,' direct from its sensational en
gagement at the Curran theater to
the Hell ig on Wednesday, Nov, 25.
Playgoers of Salem will realize
that this is the outstanding theat
rical engagement of the,, present
year. ;. "'V- '
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It Is Charcoal Briquets, That
Will BumTwIce as Long'
" as Lump Charcoal
- Another of .Henry Ford's prod
ucts is now being offered to the
Salem public. This new product
is charcoal briquets, and they are
being handled by the Valley Mo
tor company, local Ford dealers.
-The .new fuel is brought, from
the forests of northern Michigan
It comes in little, compact pillow
shaped blocks of charcoal put to
gether under tremendous pressure.
They are slow burning andT'glow
wun intense neat. There is no
smoke and almost no ash. ,,
Following is the approximate
analysis of the briquets: Moisture,
2.1 C per cent; volatile, 2 Infixed
carbon, 74; ash, 2.S5 per cent.
British thermal units per pound
in excess of 18,500. Excess moist
ure is quickly given off without
deterioration.
The price of the briquets laid
down in
hundred
Salem Js
pounds.
about $2.50 a
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ivft-Minute Trvouts Were
Held Last, Night; Sea
son Opens in February ;
CHARGE IS RENEWED
BY ACCUSED OFFICER
(Continued from pe I).
o f "war, he said, "were expressions
of opinion" which he had arrived
at after long experience in the
army from studies "made all over
the northern hemisphere."
Will SIT
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hamber of Commerce Is to
Takq Field; Kay Speaks
for Monday Forum
Lemons Tighten .
Wrinkled Skiir
"It i3 an honor to belong to
the Salem Chamber of Commerce,"
declared T. D.-Kay, state treasurer
in addresslag members of. the. or
ganization at the weekly luncheon
Monday. The luncheon Was a spe?
cial complimentary one for' those
members who have volunteered to
w-ork in the membership drive that
waa started immediately after the
luncheon. Mr. Kay .enumerated
thearious "Benefits of the Board
of Trade and Why We Should Sup
port It."
"If it were not. for the Cham
ber of Commerce, I venture the
assertion that the most of you
business men would not become
acquainted with each other. The
Chamber of Commerce and the
Rotary give me as much pleasure
as anything else." !
Mr. Kay declared that the pub
lic spirit of Salem would not be
complete without the Chamber of
Commerce, citing as reasons for
its existence, the entertaining of
sufcus delegation's aa Hhat which
came from the Portland Chamber
of Commerce last Friday to inspect
the flax industry of Salem.
"From a business standpoint
men now realize the imporfifrice of
cooperation in 4ha rteyelfep;n.ent of
Oregon. ; Salem- -3111 always be
ready to help in .the development
of the state."
T. M. Hicks, president of the
loeal chamber, declared that "the
attendance of more than 100 men
willing to work indicates the back
ing of the business men of the
city. We have had many drives
before, but never have we ha-1
so many or such enthusiastic
workers.
The three captains, Ed Schunke
Fred Thielsen and Ross Miles were
all called upon to make brief
talks, and each expressed the idea
that his teamyrwould prove the
theory that "action speaks louder
than words."
To the answer of inquiries. Pres
ident Hicks, brought Out t': - V.:
teams are to report as soon ; .a-
1 sible, but at least by - Wedut-stiy
noon. ' Each man.was adman b;fcH
to have a definite plan of the pros
pects allotted to him, and o con
sider his work done as soon as
every prospect has signed his
name' to the application blank. .
While some little work was
done yesterday afternoon by the
teams,
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the real body of the work
is to start thi3 morning. It is ex
pected that each man will have to
work no longer than two hours.
Mr. Hicks announced that each
member of the team bringing in
the most members will be given a
prize of some sort to be revealed
later.
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The personnel of the women's
debate squad at Willamette uni
versity was 'chosen last night.
Each girl trying out was requested
to debate for five minutes. Prof.
S. B. a,ughlinand Prof. Roy Har
ding Assisted Prof. Horace Rahs
kopf; head qf the public speaking
department at the university, in
electing the team.
The following women were
chosen to make up the Willamette
squai'this year.. Hazel -Newhouae,
Ireijet Bretthaupt Elaine Chapin,
Ilavdomstock. Ad elia. Gates, Ber
nice Ttfulvey; FJevilla Ricks, Irene
Smith, Myrtle Walmfley, Margaret
Harte, Beatrice Lockhar tin d Rsra
McLaughlin.
Practice will continence right
awayr in order to give the women
plenty of practice before the sea
son starts in February. J,lss
Newhouse is the only girl on the
debate squad who is a member of
last "gear's team. . w
The schedule for the season nas
t yet teen arranged, but 'It, Is
nown that the Willamette team
Squeeze the juice
of two lemons in
.;;a bottle contain
ing three ounces
-ef Orchard White ,
which any drug
gist will supply ,
for a few cents,
shake well and
yon . will nave the very mildest
anti-wrinkle lotion to tighten re
laxed skin, erase fine lines and
eradicate crows-feet. - .
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the skim at
night. By morning most of the
tell-tale wrinkles, tired lines and
crows-feet are smoothed out, giv
ing a more youthful contour: to
cheeks, chin, throat. It leaves the
skin velvety soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astring
ent lotion for enlarged pores, also
to bleach and whiten sallow, tan
ned skin.
- Mix this harmless lotion your
self since it acts best Immediately
after prepared. Adv.
NEXT WEDNESDAY
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Our Entire Stock of
High Grade
Suits, Dresses,
Millinery
Will Go On Sale Commencing
Tuesday November 24th
at 9 a. m.
Until
Saturday Nov. 28th
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OnSalelat
Sensational
Concessions
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Sto'ry
kO PRE1SENT an event of this importance at any time would be unusual. Itv
is doubly so coming as it does at the height of the seasonv
Enabling you to select ultra fashionable apparel from a multitude of strik
ing new feminine styles at considerably less than on the so called January sales
when the assortments are poor. Just stop arid realize what this means. Here it is .
November and the season has just started and weare offering you high grade coats,
suits, dresses and millinery at drastic reductions! Why? Because we. are over
Stocked and must unload regardless of profit. -
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Hundreds to pick from. Rich in fabrics, lavish with
f ur, lovely - new shades. Complete, sizes for misses
and women. Values from $39.50 to $69.50 special
ly priced for this sale in three groups:
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Scores of smart sillcanB wool dressesln -'all ;the latest
flared effects, shades anBBrigh
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S3ments. Unusual Values trom W;VU to yu;now
priced foK this sale in three groups: ;
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Lovely creations in velvet, satin and combination of various ma
terials. Some With metallic and Tibbon braiding. Large dressy
shapes, roll back and upturned effects, also the cloche? styles..'1 All
the season's newest shades ara represented. Values .from , $750
to $18.00 grouped in three groups for this sale: - r, . v , j t ;
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