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Ths New OBSCON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, October U, J$28
Local VVomen
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Program
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SALiJH women, win -uia.e
ilpronuneiib paxi. in me vf
C. T. U. state convention at
Eugene October 16 to 19, in
elusive." Mrs. - Sarah Oliver,
president of the- Marion coun
ty W. C. T. U will speak
Thursday afternoon Ton 'Pri
son Welfare," and .Mrs: Jen
nie Presnall, president of the
North Salem W. C. T. U.; will
also appear on the program
the same afternoon, speaking
on narcotics. Mrs. Mary V.
Charlton of Salem, has an im
portant position in the- state or
ganization as chairman , of the
atate standing committee , on res
olutions, and she will also repre
sent the Salem W. C. T. IT. presi
dent, .Mrs. J, J.,' Nnnn, ;who will,
be unable to attend the sessions.
1 Delegates" from the SalcBt. union
are Mrs. P. F..' Stolxbelse,; dele-gate-at-large;
, Mrs. Rachel '.lteed
er, Mrs. Altnlra Reed, Mrs. H. F.
Shanks. Mrs. Katie White. Mre.
M. M. Ransojne, Mrs. Mary V.
Charlton, and" Mrs. Ellen T,aven
dar. Mr. Marsh Oliver president
of the Marlon county 'W.. C. .T.
U. ; Mrs. Jennie McClelland conn.,
ly treasure."; . and ; Mrs.; Jennie
Presnall. president of the" North
galem union., will . also attend.
. 1 ' ' 111 1 .... ..A. OAfVM IStAO
JjeiegBirB mil ieis oaitrui.
day morning on" the 9i90' train"
from the S. V. station, .where they
will meet delegate from -Port a nd
ar.d eastern Oregon ' oh the - same
train. .
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Full Program' For
Institute .Is
Announced
A FULL program has been ar.
range by Mrs. 8. M. Endl
ott. chairman of the Institutions
department of the Salem Woman's
iJub "for the all-day Institute
-which the department will spon
sor Saturday, November 10, in the
woman's clubhouse. "
Members from ' the ' federated
women's clubs from all sections of
the state are expected to attend
the Institute, which will. be the
second ever held under the aus
pices of the, Salem club. Last
year, the American Home depart
ment gave an all-day American
home institute, which was one of
the most popular on the" state fed
eration's program.
The institutions Institute will
be mainly devoted to talks by su
perintendents of the various state
Jnat Huuons. Mrsaae urr dub-
mwof- Portland "Ualrman or the
institutions department of the
state federations r f ' women s
the opening ddress at '10 o'clock
in the. morning. - Musical' sum.
ters. 'given at 10:30 o'clock, will
be followed bir an address bv Su
perintendent -L..M. Gilbert of the
boys' state,1 training school at
10:45. o'clock, and a demonstra
tion by students from the state
blind school at 11 o'clock. Dr.
J. N. Smith, superintendent of
the state school for the feeble
minded, will speak at 11:30.
Interesting Talks
Following the luncheon hour,
T)r. L. F. Griffith, assistant super
intendent of the Oregon state hos
pital, will open the afternoon ses
fion of the Institute with an ad
dress at 2 o'clock. A demonstra
tion by students from the-' state
nfhool for the deaf, with a short
talk by the superintendent, J. L.
Sited, will be held at 2:30. Musi
cal numbers will -be given at 3
oVlock. with an address by Dr.
Crover C. Bellinger of the state
tnberrulosis hospital at 3:15. An
-xhibit, piven "by gtxlsfrom the
ttate training school will close
Hie institute "program; - .
Slnte the Institute Is being held
-on the regular meeting day of the
Kalem Woman's club, a business
meeting will be held by the local
club women from 4 o'clock to
4:30 o'clock.
'
Woman's Club Study
. n it
viasses to. ivieet
The study classes of the applied
education department of the Sa
lem Woman's club will meet Mon-
nciuwn in ine ciud nouse,
beglniiinn at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. F.
5. Franklin and the Rev. Martin
Ferity nre class leaders.
One Eye Never Does
a Good Job!
THE "BALANCE" of jam eye mnsdes recetrea
careful study In an examination here. It Is oar
aim to develop , the nhorpest, as well as the most
Comfortable. . vision in '"" each- eye.-l Only registered
specialists are entrusted with the responsibility of
your, vision here. - " - r v ::: 'H:'
Pomeroy fcKeene '
- Jewelers in& OptometrisU-Salcm, Oregon
nRS( SAMUEL
PARKER (Myr
tle Imlah) , a bride of
this week.
4 itWrt jA'JfJ
Trover Ipboto
! ' WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES
i. .' '.'Siiiiday ; j
Motion p i c.t u r e, "The
Nest," ' First -Congregattonal .
cliurt." T:3tf o'clock. .
, . Monday ,
. Benefit card - party spon-
sored by. Willamette Shrine
No.; 2-, - W-v& of J., Masonic
Temple. 9 o'clock. Reserva-
tlons with MrtF. K. Shafr.
.Amaranthns club; all-day
work meeting with 1 o'clock
luncheon, Mrs: Jf B. Protz-"
man, 1196 Court street. ." -
' Study classes of Applied
Education- department "of
Salem Woman's club, club-
- nouse, z:30 o clock. .
i. ; Tuesday
C' Republican - Study club.
Mrs. C. P. Bishop, 2:30
O'clock. " ,
Wayne Greenwood. 1285
South Liberty street, 2:30
o'clock.
Fortnightly elub of First
Congregational e h u r c h,
church parlors, 7:30 o'clock.
TI V. lllh slaottAn ir .
cers. McCormach all, 8
o'clock.
Tlllicura club dance, Caa-
tillian hall, 9 o'clock.
Benefit -luncheon,' served-
by.R. N. A. Fraternal tern-
Pie, 11 to 2. o'clock. Benefit
card party, sponsored, by R.
N." A., .Fraternal temple, J.tb
5 o'clock: " - 3 . ' . .v
W.. C. T. If., union hall .t .
Ferry and South Cemmer-
eial streets. 2:30 o'clock. " .
.. Salem chapter of 'AmerK
can" War Mothers, Mra.' J. 0. 1
Relgelmao. 940- Mill stret.
2:30 o'clock., J"T.
; . Etokatciub, Mrs; A j: VIekJ
1495 North Liberty street.
2:3 9- o'clock. "
-ceptlon.- women's parlors
the Elks club, - 4 to 8:30,
o'clock, i
. -Writers Sectlop -of Salem .
Arts' League. Mrs. Ora " F. .
Mclnlyre. Court street, "8
o'clock. ' - " '
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Albert are
leaving for San Francisco Sunday
morning by train, for a 10 day's
stay in the California city. Mr.
Albert will attend a trust com
pany.convention. ATLAS BOOK
STORE
Book List '
FICTION
Bambj Felix Salten
All Kneeling Ann Parrlsh
Jingling in the Wind. . ..... .
.....Elizabeth Madax Roberts
Show Girl J. . Pv McEvoy
Jwo Black Crowg in the A.v"i
E. F...ti.; Charles E. Mack
Homer in riie Sage Brush.'. .
Mamea Tevens
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NON-FICTION
The Graphic Bible
Lewis Browne
Europe Count Herman
Keyserling
The Outline of Man's Knowl-
edge .... .Clement Wood
Tammany Hall ...... .Werner
Federated : Clubs
At Jefferson
, Thursday
DELEQATE8 from the 19 or
ganlxatlonj Included In the
Marlon county federation of Wo-
m-y'm Mnhi 'will ftnit tha ' n.
taual f aireefsion of the federation.
to be held Thursday. October 18,
at . Jefferson, - In the Jefferson
Chriatlan church. .
v ilrs. C. H, Brewer of Stayton,
president of the county federation,
will preside. The program for the
all-day meeting Is as follows:
V 9:30 to 10:30 Registration of
delegates. "
r 10:00 Jall to order.
: America the Beautiful. ' ' V:
Invocation by Rer.M. S. Nelson
of Jefferson- .
; . Addresses of . welcome by, the
presidents of the hostess clubs,,
Mrs. George Marlott of the Ank-'
eny Woman's- clubl'Mrs. jClaude
Johnson oJt lhe Talbot Improve
menT club; - Mrs. David Looney "of
the Jefferson Woman' tlub, '
Response by Mrs. John Ballan
tyna. of the Sllverton Woman's
club.' ' .'.".."' " "-
'v Reading of the minute. ; tI
-, ' ftepbrts 'of standing committee
chairman as -follows: -
.-ISdhcatlon-Mrs. Robert Wood
of Stayton." , .
Conservation Mrs. F, A. El
liott of Salem." , .
Public health Mrs. E. L. Steln
hoff of Aurora. " N
Civies--Mrs. Mollle- Geer of
Woodbnrn." "
Federation - Extension Mrs.
Ivan Putnam of Waldo Hills. -
: Legislation Miss Mattie P.
Beaty of Salem. - - ;
.. Resolution Mrs. Charles Gen.
try. of Mill City. -
. Credentials Mrs. D. F. Hill-
mah of Willard.
'Children's farm home Mrs.
David Looney.
New business, - '
. Unfinished business.
12:00 Luncheon with the hos
tess claba. in charge..
; 1:00 to 1;30 Conference of
club presidents.
1:30 Call to roder. .
Vocal solo by Miss Genevieve
Weld.
Address Miss Grace-. Chamber
lain of Ashland, president of the
southern Oregon district federa
tion. Song. Girl's glee club of Jef
ferson. "A Trip Through -the Orient'
by Dr. F. G: Franklin, Willamette
University -librarian.
. Instrumental duet . by , Mary
Louise Fontaine and Mrs. J. O.
Van Winkle.
Invitations for the spring meet
ing. "Announcements. '
4 : 00 Adjournment..
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. House-guests at the Jay Hewitt
home this week-end-are Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Paddes of Seattle. Mrs.
Padden is an aunt to Mr. Hewitt.
-'
- 'Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hosa motored
kEtageneFrWay, returning vto
sarem saiurday vmorntnic.-. r. ..j
A lovely bride of the early autumn sea
Tson, Mrs. Vernon Tyler (Elinor Whit
ford), whose wedding. at high noon Thurs
day in the First Presbyterian church, was a
beautiful event.
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V
Jewell Gardner Is
Presented In
Recital MISS JEWELL GARDNER,
youthful S a 1 ejn soprano
who was presented in recital in
the Nelson building' auditorium
Thursday evening by her teacher.
Miss Lena Belle Tartar, charmed i
her large audience with, the sweet
ness and freshness of her clear
voice. She sang with a vivacity
and ease .of technique, showing
mastery of her songs and " sym
pathy with the emotions they por
trayed. Although Miss Gardner's pro
gram contained ' some difficult
numbers, the lyric- type of song
was predonrtnattng Hei"fonr en
: ceree, Leesl's'Blrth vef-. Mora,"
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Gunnel Jb Robb Fbotr
Schotts' "Grandma," and a clever
little negro dialect song. "Sh'ort
nin' Bread," and another brief
vocal sketch, "Tommy," were all
enthusiastically received. In the
program. Miss Gardner's Schubert
numbers were particularly smooth
and delightful.
Miss Gardner was ably assisted
in her renditions by her accom
panist, Mrs. Bernlce Clarke-East.
The assisting artist on the pro
gram was another youthful Salem
artist, Miss Lois Plummer. Miss
Plummer is a piano student; of
Frank E. Churchill. Miss Plum
mer played a Chopin march, with
dignity and power, and her God-
ard number-was beautifully done;
Lierrance's popular- "Waters of
Mlnnetonka." with Its lovely rip
pling cadence, was given by Miss
Plummer as an encore.
The auditorium ' stage made.
pretty - setting with great baskets
of- gladioli and ' palms : arranged
about the; grand pJano.v: - .
Golden Hour Club
Entertained By
Mrs.Abrams
AN enjoyable 1 o'clock lunch
con, the first of the. winter
series. entertained T mtro'jers t of
the Golden Hoar club Thursday,
when Mr?.. ' Carlo'- Abrams - was
hostess in her home on Chemeketa
street. An alteruoon of sewing
followed the luncheon.
: The' attraeiive luncheon table.
ce'nteretj - with. French marigolds.
has covers for Mrs. A. St. John.,
of lyashington. D. C; a special
guest; and- fox. the x1u'group In.',
clnding "."Mrs. J. R. Pemberton.
Mrs. . R Springer. Mrs. E. B. Mil
lard. Mje. W. M, Pennington, Mrs
Claud ?- Van Slyke, Mrs. Eric But-
ler, Mrs.r W. H. ' Brets. and teh.
hostess. Mja. Abrams. ' y'
Mrs.'-WH. Breta, the cluVprs
ident. will be .hostess to the group
In her home in two weeks.
Reception f or Local
Teachers Tuesday
The- teacher's councfl. the di
recting group of the Salem teach
ers' 'association, will host at
the annual Saleni tearfiers'Mecep
lion to tie' held .Tuesday afternoon
from- 4 -tp 5:30 o'clock in ' the
women's partors at the" Eiks elub.
, :Mi8 Dorothy Taylor, Miss Ola
Clark-' and Miss Mabel Robertson
are In 'charge, of arrangements..
Mrs. Lei a Newmyer and Mts. Ioi
Reynolds are arranging the pro
gram. s
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LMere Glub Group,
Guests atLuncheon ;
, Mrs. W. J. Nelson and Mrs. K.
H. Pickens were hostesses" to
members of the LaMere club at a
luncheon in the Pickens home
Wednesday, Covers were placed
for Mrs. Harry Harms. Mrs. Clif
ton Mudd, Mrs: Floyd White. Mrs.
Earl Gregg, Mrs." Charles Davis,
Mrs. William McLaren, Mrs. Van
Eiler, Mrs. F. H. Struble, Mrs. Ed'.
Schunke. Mrs. Ed Bingenheimer,
Mrs. Carl Huber, and the host
esses.
Mrd. H. Pederson
Entertains Group
Fifteen' members of the auxil-
THERE IS NO
STATESMAN COOKING SCHOOL
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invites you to come to four free classes -in
up-to-date, modern cooking
October 22-23-24-25
All the homemakers in this vicinity will be
interested in learning the modern methods
of preparing: and serving foods that will bo
taught in the classes conducted by
Miss Williams
Domestic Economist
of national repute. She will show how to pre
pare meats, fowl, vegetables, pastries, breads
and desserts in the most tempting ways. And-
best of all she will teach you how to make .
your family budget go further.
You are invited to come and take notes. The V ; .
course is free. Remember the dates I
Monday TutodayWenesd
EliSINORE THEATREilSalim
wars met Wednesday afternoon at
he home ot Mrs. Harold Pederson
to arrange their program for the
winter. The auxiliary plans to
sew for, the Veterans' hospital, at
Portland, and will meet the sec
nd Wednesday afternoon of each
onfh! 'Mr. J. SImms will be
hostess for the November ireet.
iUg. -
The Woman's Foreign Miion
ry society of,. Ieslie- church i:l
jold their regular monthly meet-
ins: Wednesday, at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sta-
tleion' on the Jefferson road. All
.hose who can attend should meet
t the church at 1 1 o'clock, brhlir-
"ng lunch and service. vJt is ex-
Mvte4 that, a number of reports
Doctor Found
for Thin, Constipated People
As;U family doctor at Monticello,
Illinois, the whole human body
hot anv tzriall part of It. was Dr
Caldwen'e practice. More tha
haTt his "calls-" were on women.
hlidren and babies. They am the
inea most often, sick, mui ineirvS
illnesses were usually pi a
minor t.
Jature -colds;' fevers: hladaches.k
Sni6tisness 'and all of Hhem re-
jutrra first a tnorougn evacuu-
' In the course of his 47 years'
Practice b was graduated '. from-j
... l it'll. , A 11. 1 1- - I
kusd jneica . voiiepis ."v& u
1875). pe found a good deal of
3uccess in such cases with a. pre
scription of his own containing a
simple laxative herbs with pepsin.
In, 1S32 he; decided to. use this
formula in the manufacture of t
medicine. to be known as Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin, and in that
vear his preseription was "first
placed on the market. :
Tbe preparation - immediately
lad as great a success in the drug
stores as it previously had in his
private practice. Now. the third
feneration is using it. Mothers-
ire giving it to their children who
were given it by their mothers.
Every second of the working day
someone somewhere is going into
i drug store to buy it. Millions of
bottles of Dr. Caldwell'a Syrup
Pepsin are being used a year.
Its great success is based on
merit, on repeated buying, on one
satisfied user telling- another.
There ar! thousands ot homes in
this country that are never with
out a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, and we have gotten
many hundreds of letters from
SUBSTITUTE FOR
from . the branch meeting at PSiU :
land-will be given at thia meeting. V
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In Step
With
Fashion
KAY'S
460 State
What is Best
s:-s
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AT AGE S3 "
grateful people telling us that it
helped tbem when everything else
failed. Every drug store sells Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, but you
may try It free by using this cou
pon. . " -' ; . - -
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I Mail to "SYRUP PEPSIN,'
I Mnnr ifaa)1 A 1 Hindis
Please send bottle of Dr. OxMwell'a
J Syrup Prpsia to try, entirely FREE.
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