THE OBEGON STATESMAN; BALEM; OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12,492717
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Rainbow Girls
Camp Santaly'
F A group ot Rainbow girls left
Wednesday morning for Camp
Fantaly.' the .YA W. C A. summer
camp .near, Metaama, , where they
will ' remain - for" -a. wee.
. They , were' accompanied by Mrs.
David Wright, find -- Mias Lela
JohnsonVaa , advisor ,iand Mrs.
Willam Blrrtbt-'1is''-ifeki'ibiard.
Miaaj Cyatna Delanoj Miss Mar
ine Meyers, kod Miss Phyllis Day
compose, the .committee charge
of the camp. ''-f -K --. .
Those in-camp ihe week are?
Miss Virginia Slsson Miss Phyllis
Dayj" Miss Ulllier'Cupper.. Miss
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-'Misai Maxine Meyers, Mias Eloiae
Wright, . MUa ; Eleanor Wright.
Miss Helen Molt,, Miss Dorothy
EastTidgey Mis jnHa Creech,- Misd
Viola Croler t )? MJaa Dorothy.
White, MIsa JeanJ Eautrjdge, Miss
Margery Webb. MMlm - Margaret
Wrath. Miss Grace. Elizabeth Hol
man. Miss-Elizabeth Waters, Mjss
Rdthida Hoffncll. Miss Mildred
Drager, Miss Heir n Ralph, Miss
Dorothy Moore, and Miss Ellen
Jean Moody.
Rennion of Cam field Family
lite children and. grandchildren
of Mr. and Mrs. E. ,L. Camfield
gathered" o'n 'Sunday; August 7, at
the jcan.Tiefd home'liT West Salem
for Jthefr : first 're'nnioh In many
years. i; -
Tvhose present were Mr. and
MrV George Camfield, Roy Cam
field, Elsie Ecklund. Mr. and Mrs.
if VerbJck. all of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J., Verbick of Eugene,
Air. and Mrs. J, E. Phlllpot and
their children of Bellingham,
Washington. Warner Camfield of
f '"X. TniBwatef, . Washington, j Esther
yt'am field of San Jose.. California,
and Mr. and Mrs. Schedeck of
1 1 Salem.
Return from Belknap
and Foley Springs
Mf.-and Mrs. William E. Moses
have returned from . a week-end
trip to Belknap and Foley Springs
'and the McKeniie River.
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At Neskowin for
Several Days
Mrs. E. B. Grabenborst and her
daughter, Edna May-Gfabenhorst.
are .spending several days in their
summer home at Neskowin.
Royal Neighbors of ,. "
Ahnerica Meet on
Wednesday Evening
',The regular meeting ' of the
Royal Neighbors of America was
held on Wednesday evening in
McCornack Hall.
; A social hour followed the busi
ness i session with readings given
by Sarah Nelson,.Mary Ackerman,
and ' Rose Abbott-: Refreshments
were served later. in the evening.
' Sarah Peterson, Rose Abbott,
Mary Ackerman, Sarah Nelson,
r .ljers, of the committtee In charge
h and .;. Susie ' Parmenter" 'were me'ta-
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Return from Three Week's '
Vacation Trip
Mra.; Carrie Chase and her
daughter. Miss Martha Chase, re
turned Wednesday, evening after
spending the past three' weeks in
southern Oregon.
VThe first two weeks were, spent
at Florence and the;? terHaihing
week:' as the guest H.eviPd
Mrs.yitay Nash ffiheie surajcierl
home, on the Cooa iMver.sJ
Will Spend th WeeidM
in Sumneroi7t i
Cutler City
, MC and" Mrs. C. P. Brelthaupt;
. their" daughters-, Helen- and Irene
Brelthaupt, and their house guest,
Ed Sherman of Seattle, Washihg-
. ton.vwill leave-tomorrow for Cnt
ler City where they wfll spend
a week in their summer home,
Pine Haven,? on the Sflets Ttop.
xtq Soon
i f Spcil rWl fire wood
f In tpe4y, all-cokch min
every Sunday, Tuesday aqd
rrldaj. Ride in roomy, all
teel coaches. Room to iclax. .
and rest. Fre obtervatioa '
lounge and open platform.
Low-cose meiwii In diner and
lunch cat.
; Train, leave ! A-
arriving San Fran
Cisco 10JO a. m. Over acenie
Cascade Line In daylight.
; Similar service returning
from San Francisco every ,
Monday, Wednesday ana
' ' ; Saturdayi r? - ,- V- , :
tVLQ roundtripCoach fare
".r good, for 15 days re- ,
turning on anv train carrying
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Recent' Guests from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Quigley
and; their grandniere, Marie Axley,
of Portland were in Salem for a
week recently'- with frfen'ds and
relatlTeaviatC; J Ui L .
Home from Week's 'Vaca
tion at Twin Qocks ; , '
,i Mrs. J. Willard-De YoW is home
after spending a week at; twin
Rocks as the guest of Miss Miriam
Holder. Paul De Yoe accompanied
his mother, to Falls City, where
he attended the Epworth League
Institute in session, there, .
Salem. Group Motor
to Pacific City
Mrs . G. M. Morehead, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Morehead. and ther
son, Dan Moorehead, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Kimsey, and Virgil
Moorehead . nwstored , -to- Pacific
City on Wednesday morning, re
maining fon the day.
Mr. Kimsey left this morning
by way of the McKeneie Pass, for
his .home In Bend.
Guests in Salem
from California
.l31rJand Mrs. A. D. Downey and
theirf daughter, Margaret Cathe. i-
Ine pjowBeyhte .been , house
guesfe- recenllyif MrJ- ;and Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson;- Mrs. Downey and
hMr. Wilson are ' cousins. ;ffhe
Downeys are in Portland at ; the
present time but will stop again
in Salem beiom returning to their
home in the southl .
Spending the Week
at Seaside
Dr. and Mrs. F. h. Utter and
their children, and Mrs. George L.
Forge and her son are at Seaside
for the week.
Attend Y. M. C. A.
Conference at Seaback
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rickli and
their small son hate gone to Sea
beck, Hood's Canal, Washington,
where Mr. Rickli will be in at
tendance at the Y. M: C. A. con
ference -which Is In session there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Will Leave Saturday far
Yellaiv&tone Park
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wilson and
their children, Margaret and Otto,
Jr4 are leaving tomorrow for Yel
lowstone National Park where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Bertelson Entertains
Junior Giris of Leslie Church
Mrs.' John Bertelson entertained
the First Year Junior Girls of
the Leslie Methodist church with
a picnic supper on Fairmount
Hill 'last "Friday evening.
Those present were Janice
Murray, Marguerltte Schrimer,
Jean Hewitt; Lena' Kukubu, Mar
tha Kreikenbawm, Elvira Terhune,
La Vern Keipe, Edith More
house, Margaret Wilcox,' Lucile
Brown, Clara Belt Burnside. Marl-
an Johnson, Betty Wickman,
Leona Lelsy, Yvonne Zimmerman,
Marjorie. Pruitt, and the hostess,
Mrs. Bertelson.
West Coast
Greater Movie Season
FIRST OF THE
BIG 4
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re;Week Starting
V :f ridayAugust 19
Oregbnl-Theatre
Help Kidneys :
By Drinking
r MoreiWater
Take Salt 'to Flush Kidneys
" and Help Neutralize Irri
tating Acids
. Kidney and bladder irritations often
result from acidity; says a noted au
thority. The kidneys help filter this
acid from the blood and pass it on to
the bladder, , where it may remain to
irritate and inflame, causing a burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an
irritation at the netof'tiTladdr,
obliging you to- seek relief two or
three tones during the night.-.. The
sufferer is in constant .dread ; the
water passes sometimes witlva scald--!
tng sensaiion ami is very pruiusc;
again,' there is difnculrjr ia voidin itf
Bladder weakness, most folks call it
because" they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this is often
one of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Besrin drinkinjr lots of soft
water, also get about fcHunjuficfirot
Jad baits from your pharmacist ana
take a tablespoonful in a glassof
water before breakfast. Continue tWa
for two or three days. ThiswiH hetp
neutralize the acids- the systenl'so
they no longer are a source of irrita
tion to the bladder and urinary organs?
which then act normal again. - v-- -' ; i
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes-ahd lemon
fuice, combined with lithia, and is used
by thousands of folks who are subject
to urinary disorders : caused by acid
irritation. Jad Salts causes no bad
effects whatever. . ? 1 ? h-tm..T-
Here you have a pleasant, efferves
rt .litbii-watcr" drink- r which may
;iijdy relieve your bladder "irtitatianl
Social Calendar
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Wisconsin Picnic. : Faurfrrounds
picnic dinner served at noon.
Saturday
Kansai, picnic, .f Fairgrounds.
Picnc dianertfrvefl SriSu- 7:30.
Mrs. Newcomb Home
from Agate Beach
Mrs. Beatrice Crawford-New-comb
and her little daugter. Joan
Newcomb, have returned to their
home after spending a fortnight
at Agate Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. Evans
Guests in Salem
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Evans are
visiting at the4aome of Mrs.
Evans" mother. Mrs. T. WV Evans.
Rev. Evans was formerly- pastor
of the First Christian church of
Salem.
Elizabeth McCord of
Woodburn Honored
Miss Elizabeth McCord, Wood
burn, Worthy Advisor of Ever
green Assembly Number twelve,
order of the Rainbow, was install
ed as Grand Sister of Patriotism
of the Grand Assembly of Oregon
by Mrs.' El ma T. Havemann,
Mother Advisor of Evergreen As
sembly at the regular meeting of
that organiztion held Tuesday
evening in Woodburn.
Plans were made for the initia
tion which will be held, early in
September.
Touring the ' "H :
mOregon Beathes i ' - . .
-ri Mr. and Mrs. Linn Purvine ac
companied by "the" Misses Grace
Childers andlrene "Tindsor oT
Spring Valley are' tbtirfa'g the
Oregon beaches during th,,week.
Their motor trip will take them
north. - ' v
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Guests at Breithaupt Home
After spending a month in Cali
fornia, Miss Mary Dixon of Waits
burg. Washington, and Mrs. Ern
est Woodcock of Yakima, Wash
ington, are house guests of Mr.
and Mrs.. C. F. Breithaupt for a
short time before returning to
their homes in the north.
Dinner Party Compliments
House Guest fromMeiv York
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNary
entertained with a dinner party
on Wednesday" evening compli
menting Miss May Morton of New
York City who is the house guest
of her brottier-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles L. McNary.
Covers were placed at the table, I
When Glasses Are
Needed
"APPEAL TO O'NEILL
New Location.
Dr.C.B.ONeiU
Fourth Floor
First National Bank .BuJldlng
Phone tt
You Will Find the Kafaury Bros, Credit
Plan a Great Convenience in Buying
AUGUST
Clean-uBlPrices
Odds amdEnds
Much Less Than Half Price
Special Lot
Vbiles
In this assortment are former values up to 49c and 59c ;
figured voiles, flake voiles and silk stripe cottons.
40 inch. Cotton Voile 39c
If you are looking for' something nice and yet inex
pensive for a dress to finish out he summer, you should
look this assortment over. , v ;
136-inch . cretonnes, a special assortrnent to clean OQ
up, at yd... , . LtZfC
36-inch cretonnes, suitable for aprons, house : 4 A
dresses and drapes. A special lot to clean up, yd frUC
Silk draperies for windows, special lot to fJQj
r choose, from, yd.. ...:. iuC
: Salem Store
466 State St;
centered with pink sweet peas and,
pink tapers,- f or ' t he honor g ueat
Miss Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. McNar ;Mr,vandMrs4 ;W T.
Stottz, jMis ,'ina McNary, Miss
Mafgaret Stoltz, and ' 'the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. John
H. McNary.
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Dinner Guests at
Barkus Home
Mrs. J. Willard De Yoe and her
son, Paul De Yoe, were dinner
guests on Wednesday evening of
Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Barkus in their
home on Saginaw street.
Guests in Sulem Enroute
to California
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Merrill of
Minneapolis. Minnesota. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
B. ,Kay for a shqrt time recently
before continuing to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doney
Will Return to the East
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doney and
William Leighton will return on
Saturday to the east after spend
ing the past two weeks in Salem
as the guests of Mr. Doney 's par
ents, Dn. and Mrs. Carl Gregg
Doney. Mr. Doney will be a mem
ber of the faculty of the Univers
ity of West Virginia at Morgan-
town during the coming year.
Dr. and Mrs. Doney will accom
pany their guests as far as Crater
Lake.
Visiting at Bedford Home
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Leavitt are
.visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. It. Bedford in West Salem
for a short time before returning
10 iiifir nome in' iienei iowei ,
Callfori3)i3 ?t(!r., a 'thred months
motor trip to.tne east.
Return Wednesday
from Neskowin
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doney, and
William Leighton, motored to Nes
kowin on Monday, returning
Wednesday evening.
West Coast
Greater Movie Season
FIRST' OF THE
BIG 4
"BEAU GESTE"
ne Week Starting
Friday, August 19
Oregon Theatre
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Portland Silk Store
; s s 362 Alder St
Go to Portland for the Dav
-i Mr; ane"MrAA.l Kraukei ? and
ord to Portland yesterday for
ine aay.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Ux-.al People Meet Unusual Fam
ily in South .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson
and daughter have returned re
cently from a ten days'' vacation
trip to California. They went as
far south as Sacramento and came
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Five of the Stor ChfMren
back, through San Francisco and
through the Redwood forest in
Qalifornia, and iip, along, the coast
highway.
While staying at an auto camp
in IaytonvilJe. OaliL, they met
with quite an interesting familyi
Mr. anc r.rs. id. . n. Stery "and!
family. They have seven child
ren the oldest being 4 years and
7 months. -and the youngest at
that time was two weeks old. The
BEAUTIFUL
XHE DINING ROQtU "
The dining room is one. of
v nothirig. lends
;.ln your-nauseITO
, ment iiniaken and iliext to tKa i ood t&i'J&lierved,
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Beautiful Qiieen 'Anrie; suite1 in Walnut,M OO C A
"8 pieces LLiJ2J.iJlZo.bU-
is. the most frequented room, it should have every en
yironment, to happy influence. : We are presenting for
' your consideration delightful bed room combinations
2with Drlcea suited to vour taste; and vour 'rjocketbook. .
. Wain'at.bed room suite,
s vanity,, cniixomer,-uencn
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Electric 1 "
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Ranges
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OUR EASY
ages. of the children, are as fol
low: Twins "b7Tlfit; namef 1
Jeait'and Jane, soother child the,"
22-of June 1924 and one Jane 2T,
1925 these, three eing born - In
San Francisco, pal. another be
ing born, the 14th ct July 926 at
Vancouver, B. C: and a pair of
twins, being: born the luth of Jn-
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FREE 'FACIALS THIS WEEEr?
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Mi's.
, Will conduct, .the demonstration of Colonial Dame
:au ifusweeij:, at Miller
Offering expert advice upon all questions concerning, milady's' complexion
Recommending suitable aids for each individual regarding the texture 'of
the skin and its susceptibility to treatment, etc. '; '" ',
Mrs. Weber will have a complete stock of Colonial Dame products at her
command with which 'to 'demonstrate and "she cordially invites- Salem '
women to call at cosmetic section any day this week. - .
Beautifier, massage and cleanser combination cream, moist rSugerdry
rouge, lipstick, eye brow pencil, astringent.
? FREE
These facials will be
ment. (Phone' 2397)
ioionial Uame beauty
k: W III It uroniai uame oeauty aias 10 your enure satisfaction.? . J!U
Makes you appreciate your
fthe most-important rooms
e jenfoVnaent thAnv the dininir
beautifully decorated. Bed,
r decorated. Bed,
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uia mirror.
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PAYMENT PLAN AVii
fly ! 92T ,atf Sacra men.10 paj.T- -
tinuonsly la u C.hii nwny' Hoadster
from one'eectieni of the !..country
to another. . staying liot, longer
than a weec or two at one place.
The children "wrre nicely dressed
and appeared to have good train
ing. A family like this is very
rare at the present time. .
DAME DEMONSTRATION WEEK
AT MILLERS
Center Aisle Cosmetic Section
Frances Weber
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FACIALS EVERY
given every ; day this week preferably - Hy appoint-
These facials will rib doubt prove tKe merits' of
aids to your entire satisfaction.
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The discriminating housewife 6fyj&etf
AU.ut.vI& - KfJ jvjupi)) ta..(Mt; ,ju
! chummy . by themselves ? or in; company .1 with other '
pieces. .We are offering you-ias : a special valaeta
); group covered in high grade Moliair; with (fl Alt P A :
' reversible.. cushions, only -.-UvlyMfUU .
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Enameled sets in grey or ivory with beautiful painted
decorations are being usedt -We are now T showing
several new patterns in finished tables and new styles;?1
: in unfinished .sets if you prefer to finish Of A CA.
Vvyour own. Finished sets, new style 01"vU.
iy s . Unfinished $135 and ?ia50 V
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