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v.?
Bridge Benefit
Fraternal
; i Temple
Aanouncemen t haseen wade
that a"; croup fot girls from1 the
Sacred Heart ? academy pre
eentmBlaX: number dorln.tbe
bridge hoars, from two to- lour
Monday atternoott" wh: the't
diesl of SU Vincent de ?anl -wUl
be hostesses for C5 thl bridge
beneOt Mrs. Sheldcn Sackett win
sing rThe Xady "Who is Sprits".
MathCWB, and "I Tried to Do Mj
Work Todays; Dent Mowry. She
willf be acompanied Ly Mlse Bed
ford; i? a '$"ft; ''.4 ?Ht-k-:?t I-;
"-v'WrsFtedeirlear- tamport and
Mrs,? Ruben Boise added their
name to the preTlously' pnbll?hed
lisf of.thbse taklns tables for the
afternoon bridgey" t v
A; tea hou r 'f ronv "tonr ,, to fire
wilt' be anotber - fetlare ot what
protniaes .toVbe aTerr suceessfnl
bridge heneltr;.Th9 tyooDger
W crodwU-b Tepreeented
by those' vs1" Jhts " ho,UT.
They are: Marie Pillttte, Margar
d Tbonnson., -"Alice rziellnski.
Margark-Albartch.; CJara Albrich.j
josephlno Barr, ansa orinn,
Gladys Rntherford Honor Reidy;
u.mnt DaTidsoB.- Agnes Moia-
sb. Elsl Wood. Hatel 'Deertter,
and MlBa.KJtttdlllo. . V
Tr!xM-wil be awarded at! the
-Mn.ion of the afternooa a
-i fraternal Temple. 4 T
Center. treet, will be a bower ot
lorely spring flowers and creeB
suit -will lend Jntt; the: right
note to the happy afternooB that
bas been planned by -njeBa.Der m
tbe commUtee or wwen jh.. .
Franklin TiptoB Is ehalman.;
lason Lee Churct
jPresent "Eastertide
'
Piano i prelnde Meditation;
sm Barker.- '' "'-"
Hymn, andience standings InTO-
c ation. -,
WMsperinr Hope. Tiollna,
Misses Blakeslee. . '-' .
. Vmt - TlHS PaSSKMi
ri.o t & Green i Hill i- Far
Away.V chorns. w
"When the Morning was Come,
MissiPrenaL . " ,
"And Pilote Ask Them," Mr.
Mnmford. . "
"We Fonnd This Mas Penrert-
Iek the Nation," choms.
"Then Pilate Called Jesus," Mr.
Mumford. ' ' - ...
"And They Were Instant with
Loud Voices chorus, v -"When
PUAte. Saw. Mr. Mum
-His Blood be Tjpon-Ua," chorus.
-The March to Calrary," pUno,
Mi Barker. -.
"Now from the Sixth Hour,
Mr. Mumford. -v ;
"O Perfect Life of Lore, chor
aieby chorus. -
InteriBlsston Hymn, announce
ments, remarks. Offertory: "Trau
merei," Miss Barker.
" ' Part- IL Easter . - r
"As It Began toJDawn.f Mis
PresnalL- i l' "-'
"And Behold " there Came
Great Earthquake." chorus.
"They i Hare Taken Away My
Lord." , Mrs. Hagerman. v .
-Come Unto Me." Mr. Gilbert.
''My Faith Looks Up to Thee,
"The Morning-Purples All the
Par." Bernic' Rickman. :.
Interrafssionv5" y 'V-''i " -
' "The End of .a ; Perfect. Day
M hses'-Blakeslee; ' ZZTJftZ?
"Now Is Com SlTatio.,,cho:-
ns.
BenedicOoo and piano postiude.
"Hail. Thous Once pespised-Je-us.r
-Crown Hint withMany
rrownsV. -'. -"" ':
The personnel of the rfolr
riudes Mrs. SheldonT Sackett. di
rector, and Miss Catherine Barker,
pianist; sopranos: MrfcXE.HaR
erraan. Bemice Rkkmap, Mrs. W
L. Lewis,' Mrs. Mary Cunston. Miss
Florence . Gunston.-Mrs. .Henry
Schmidt and MIes OlireOppen;
a ltos, Mrs.? J- W. Clark, 3IIss Bet-4
i y Kempie: Mrs. Robert Forkner;
Miss Carolyn Hodshire. Miss Beu
lah G. PresnkU, and Miss Barbara
Harhatn ; tenors. Henry Schmidt.
Rollin Staynor,.W. H. GUbert, Ro
bert Forkner, W. H. Ney and F. P.
Phlpps; basses Harold. Mumford.
11. R. McWhorter, Roy Currier.
f Ray Gamble and Dr. H. J. Smith;,
a nd assistants : the M isser WUla-i-iette.-
Bernice f and- Henriette
Blakeslee. i : ,"- -
,; h . . . y, : - . .
Mr. and Mrs." Jl E. Coulson. nee
FraiJer celebrated their , Golden
wedding at their home at Scotts
Mini March ; 27.; The bright
- warmth.of "the day made It a most
Joyous occasion. A - large bundle
of greetings front aU parts of the
United States expressed to them,
as did many tokens, warm friend
ships. Their children, all of whom
were at " home for., the day. are
Mrs." Ethel: A. Cox of SoU Mills.
D. D. Coulson of - New berg.-" E.
Worth Coulson'of Scotta Mills and
Mrsi; L. -Earl-. Deane rof -KribI,
French Cameron, v West .Africa.
The- cheers i of grandchlldreB who
' reside in Oregon mingled with
-. those r grandchildren bo"1',"1,
equatorial Africa and.al the cold
en dinner those aeeustomed to lee
cream were ho better able to aualj
i:y than were those from the land
where Ice cream is unknowji. .:
The reception . was ; ;. held ; two
evenings later at whih time a
host ot friends and relatlres ga-
thcred at ithe Coulsoa home to
wish them boa reyage foranother
fifty years of happiness An ap
propriate, and entertalnlnr - pro
gram ot musical and literary num
tera was giTen.;-
Soon after their marriage at Ba
lem. Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Coulson
remored. to western Kansas. Early
after the opening of the Oregon
Friends colony in Marion count
they came to this state where they
hare since resided and 'where they
hate taken their place in church
and ciTie. Hf. ;
- , -' , -.:ysrr;-':ir
. The Wi HiL society of the
1 First Methodist church will meet
- on Wednesday afternoon tn the
- church parlors for a tea meeting.
At
Mrs. O. H, Alden will preside at
the business session. -Mrs. A. S.
Rlsey will hare the derotions and
the lesson wilt be presented by
Mrs. : C. G. Doney and Mrs. W.' E.
. Kirk. The Lenten offering-will be
:- received at this meeting. -
Vested choir. First Metho-
dist church, - 7:3 i o'clock
Easter music. ' - r '
r lsh 'dedication ; of ' the new
Q Sa:em Lions ' club Easter r
eg? hunt at Fairgrounds. :!-
. First Presbyterian church
choir in concert at S: o'clock.'
. 1-' Monday - ; '
4
B. and P.' W. club rpbosorv
lRedskIn,f benefit per-l
w ..
day, and Tuesday . ;
4r Salem Garden club at"S
o'clock-in' Chamber of Com-
Vo.audItoriBBU--:C3;----'t
i i Study classes, Salem Wom-
an'a :, club, clubhouse, 2 :30
, o'clock; -i'r-j-r
Salem Hospital'&uxiliary at
at 10 o'clock lu Commercials
;club rooms. -nf.Vrti?
v r-r? Tuesday &r-
-n.T.: K K. girls elab after-
noon with Mrs; Lewis, 580 N.'
Winter. ..t.,-. : ..--fz .
: Hal Jlibbard.' U. S.: W. V-
.afternoon meeUng.- -..; "
Uedaesdar ,--. j.t-
Salem- Dakota .club meet
at , :3o 6'cloclCai American
Lutheran -church. j--aVj
r W.rH..M.X of First MB
church tea meeting in the
church parlors.,. r r-i-..e
.'.., f :Thtr3dy v-;r.t
, RaphaterUh club with Mrs.
. Ie--Uaralfc.'"-Js.J.:i,.sui
Ladies Aid of W. R. C. wUl
, not meet thtk, weekl--
- ' "T.'; M. C. A. program, mu-
' steal costume play directed by
Miss Lena Dotson.u r
v Friday f r -
- West Side .Circle . Ladies .
9 Aid of Jason Lee church at 2
o'clock with ; Mrs.4 Hockett,
1 3 -N. Commercial. . .
Salem Garden Club
Will Discuis Bulbs
Mrs. Walter Pearmine and Lu
ther Chapin will discuss bulbs at
the meetiag ot the Salem, Gafrden
club. Monday evening at -bYlock
in the chamber of commerce audi
torium. Mrs. W, H. Dancy, chairman-
of the committee, on rules
and regulations for flower shows,
will also read her report, -
' ' - a. . . ..
The Standard Bearer meetings
at-tne borne of Mrs. A. A. Lee at
which Esther Lisle and Hazel Hys
ler were assistant hostesses; prov
ed Instructive" and interesting to
tbe group Tueday evening. . v
The program was a trip to Malaya-
on the & S. Minneapolis with
Muriel White as captain, Ramona
Walker; GUdys Taylor. and Fern
Colwell as- mates,- and Dorothy
Taylor aa. chaplain. e Misslonsrv
stories were told by Elva Sehon,
iren wampier. Edna Newberry
and Mrs. A. A. Lee. Ramona Walk
er was in 'charge f the social
half hour. '
i?s and
A Salem Institution
, v v Place your
Let us finance your
- . . . or monthly
142 Sonth Liberty Street
' ' ' " i i "
uUMfT'4 r??' "Vonne" of Fiance Presents the. :, .
'1 H. VA'7 M: ii..U'jWw-r-r" --V
i fivuitj w tv r , . - ii nvi sLU3 iui
7
i TVo'-marvelbus-floral ocfors from the won
: France': ' .The sweetest and most caotivatin
France; ' The sweetest and most captivatine pe
J petals "and imprisoned in a bottle f or the
tt-J-
Mail orders : promptly,
fiied. V Add ' ice f for
packin2 and postage '.
VELOUS FACE POWDER, IN ANY SHADE. And all we ask you to do ts pay a small service charge of S8c to
help pay ocr local advertising campaign, special salesladies, express, etc. ' No ether cost. vLiait cf 3 sales to a..?
customer.''-..' , -a s-'-- - " i.. -
Present thisoispon and csly 88e to help pay ocr local advertising expenses, salesladies express, etc aid
r we will dve you Free without further cost Two Regular S2.C9 bottles of French Perf cries in Narcuse and
Slack Tulip odors and also a S1.C3 box Elack Tulipworld's most exquisite face powder. All 3 a J3.CD
-valae for Se thi3 offer cood crily cntil Wednesday night." , 4 1 - .
Think oiF it! Twb botUes'of Perfume
.f : ... . : '.' ' . s.. ." . . . .
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405 State.
Homes -Cominittee
Sponsors Bridge
'SilverTea V
fTHE American Homes commit
I 1 tee of theSaleni Women's
-'club' will sponsor a benefit
bridge-tea April for; the v bene
fit of the club bHlldiug fund and
for-the W." cTt, -U.? Chlldfen's
Farm; home" 'fitZ Comlllal Th
committee In charge of which Mra
Hrry.lla wklns , is the chairman
h&n beea preTfously ."announced.
-The woman's clubhouse will be
the setting for this affair. Playi
Wni leommence . at ! ' o'clock: and
continue until four kt which 'time
Sxtinique feature- will -be' Intro
duced; bx'asalThlViV.
b"a skit fromLSe.Tepteeii"f.wlth
LoisJWllkes, Lueile-Downfng, and
Elizabeth' .Waters r taking 'the
parts; Following' the "progfrfni a
snyer tea win oe'serrea and it is
hopedr.tbat thanywho dd not' not
hare thee time tovplay bridge" all
afternoon will at least come tn for
tejal? ?c?4-:t. At ;r, ?.1'
, ? A- partial list? of the tables" t.
served to date are as follows:"
: ltr. A. B: Oaltowar, Vra. J. C Parrf,
Mri. V. K. Kohn, Mr.-C&rti B. Cnw.
MttiW. CmwU f)y,r, Hn. rraak fipnt,
Mr. 'P. IX Qtoisebrrir. Mrr. 6. I JStm
toa.Jtr HjwryBl. Mr. Carl XUaaana,
Mrs. W. J..tniigit, Mrm. A. A. Miek.J,
twa tabUt fr tka Laitara Hoar clab,
Mra.- Jntapb Baraari. - Mri. T. X." Al
brieh. Mm. Adam Aa1 Mrs. T. A. "Wia.
a:hF.. Ura. O. A. Olaaa. Mr. Jtm
Kicko'ma. Mrs. Par Inria, 'Mr. TAnu-r
Liatc Mrm. U. J. Will.!, Mt. Tdtar
Ik Span Mias. - MivHtrrT Waidaxr a4
'. - t a .. , ..."7 -- t---
4nd:Thirhble
Club MeetMiy H ;I
r. The Book and Thimble club met
at the home of Mrs; L. F. Brown
recently. 'A short business session
was followed by a program furn
ished by Mrs. Beaver. The hos
tess -was tasisted In 5 serving by
Mrs.lpmte TrotL 1
IslljpHli present 'werevv- iflss
Florence St. Pierre. Mrs. Digman,"
Mrs. Stratton, sister of - Mrs.
Brown. --'V- . :-. --u
'. Members' present were- Mrs
Charles Adams, Mrs. Elmer Cook,
Mrs. Charles Schwartz. Mrs. Fred
Kubln, Mrs. Ray . Laoey, , Mrs.
George Trott. Mrs. E. A. Sommers,
Mrs. Ross Damreil, Mrs. George
Vah Sanfen, Mrs. A. 3. Krueger,
and Mrs.- U JV" Brown. . The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Beaver,
April ii;i:-,."?s' ::'"':-.- K ' . ;
,';' . ;.-:;:-, a a :,r I -f ' ,
? Those de3ir Jng r tickets for
"Redskin, the "play being . spon
sored by .the Salem Business and
Professional Women jit the Elsi-
nore theatre Monday,; and, Tues
day may buy. them any time Mon
day, or Tuesday, at the .drug store
of either Carson and Carson or
tho Red Cross Pharmacy.-..
Loan Asscckfcn
orgaafzad in 1910 . '
savings witri us
home on veekly
- payments ,
3 DAYS ONLY
7:, WHY THIS OFFER
: ; : . J; IS MADE - :
' Monsv De fVonne,w, famous'-French Perf uker,rfC
wkh to introduce hia toiletries 1o, the Aneri-.
7- !.Jir virt twct--1
dsiira ta national aavenisxn?; ne u usinz wusr
mftfcixl of ccttiu2 these exquisite products di-
reetly t you. Do not confuse this with previous -serf
csie sales. These are the renuine products
as advertised. OUR CUSTOMERS MAY NOW,
HAVE fXWO REGULAR J2.C3 EOTTLES OP
THESE FASCINATING PERFUMES AND
ALSO A $1X3 BOX OF
THIS COUPON
V
EMWM-.;.DRU(S"STDIiflS"'
Mrs. W. Dancy
Announces Meeting
Mrs. William Dancy, president,
will call to order the April iseet
inr of the Salem General hosnltal
w - . a
auxiliary at tbe chamber of com-
merce rooms, Tuesaay at i
t ciwca. ' .r.vi-.j;' ' . f ; -WThis
, auxiliary -organised J by
some thirty Salem women- Inter
ested' In th up-bullding of the
much needed InsUtntlon. of .the
General hospital, la at the pre;
eut-time busy Increasing the. num
ber of members ov that -when the
fait time comes- and definite xlan
hare ' ben.;,jnatured from- the
spring work there will be a suffi
cient number of Salem women be
longing to the organisation to in
sure the successfal completion of
the work; which as a ; group the
auxiliary jwill takep-t ?-fK'?--
So tar th4'workhss been- that
of .organization : and laying,' of
plans for work to be accomplished
Many -plans . are ;.nnder way bt
f nothing, definite-! has -been an
, . . :
Miss Lena "Dotson will present
a musical costdme play at the Y.
M. C. A. for the. regular Friday
night program - this coming FrK
day nighty- ii?Xj
at 83
. The baiia of treatlng sickness
has not changed since Dr. Cald
well left Medical College In 176,
nor since he placed on the market
the laxative - description ha had
used in his practice, " known to
druggists and v the ' publie since
1892.' as ' Dr. Caldwell' - Syrup
Pepsin.;. '5-' '"'-t'4'
Then, the treatment of consti
pation. . biliousness, headaches,
Mortal iAnrefialo&.7 Indigestion,
sdatfstomafchiaiffl&Jther lndispohi
sKt4ns that resuld from constipsHl
tion was 1- entirely -ny means , o
simple .vegeUble laxatives, herbs
and roots. V- These are still the
basis of Dr.t Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, which is a combination of
senna and " other mUd ; laxative
herbs, with pepsin. V , ;,
w Dr. Caldwell did not approve of
drastic physics and purges. He
did not -believe ; they, were good
for human beings 16 put Into their
systenu ilf grown people want to
use them no one an deny them
the -privilege; but they should nev
er be given, to children. .
? The ainipler the remedy for con
stipation, tha safer tor the child
and tor yon,: and . the better for
the general health of all. , And as
yon can get results la a mild and
safe way. "bynsIng.Dr.rCaldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, why ; taka 'chances
s
Caldwell
Nelson & Hunt Drug Store
'"--a-
Corner Court and liberty
derful flower; gardens of Sunny JSputhem :
it. perfume ever "extracted v from , flower I
use of perfume connoisseurs c
f i?r thousand fi i
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DU V02JNE" A MAR
IS WORTH S4.02 ; ;
and Face Powder $5.00 Value for 98c" -
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Affair.
r The women, ot the auxiliary to
the American Legion, are making
final plans for the elaborate bene
fit bridge -which ! . being planned
tor April SV at the Elk'a Temple.
Flaytni VUt begin at two o'clock
ad eonUnue to theiiea.honr. at
four o'elock-.Many guests are.ex
pected ln at theltea hour who will
jnot be able to come for. the afttr
neon'S'bridge. t 7
'The' benefit; Is being glrn un
der the -d&ect "-auspices of the
ohlld-welfare. committee andtne
rehabiliUUon;r The funda. deriy ed
from it wiU.go toward relieving
the many lualiona which. Is conr
tinually coming, up tor. attenUon
throng these "two committees. , :
j Those Jreeeivlng; duricf -the- af
ternoon will be; the . past -preei-dents
of the auxiliary. Mrs. John
Rottle. i Mrs. ; Allen - Cleavetand.
Mrs.4 Albert Gragg.!-Mrs. Jeeso
George. Mrs. i "King s Baxtlett. ,and
Mrs. IT. RTlVnlter---- .
Mrs.6.cP. Hoff, house chaper-
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V.! : ';.J H
AT AOS a
with strong drugs? All drug
stores have the generous bottles.
Many Is the family today 'that
makes It a rule always to have a
bottle ot this perfect preparation
In the house. Keep It handy and
observe these three simple rules
ot health; keep the head cool.' the
feet warm,' and. the bowels open.
-Why not try Dry Caldwell's gyrr
up ' PepsIn--today I . ? " . ; -. --, . .
m
American Legion
: Women Plan Big-
RaimidI
for r.-
Peos
SoM.by :
Telephone 7 -
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TULIP
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Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday,' April . 1 ,: 2; .3
-iDtRECT:
t: xj r y v
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Direct X Front France ia
beautiful black and white
a
tJf t boxes ; . -
!j.H.vnittt:
bm- ifr-iJJ fen-
one for the Alpha Phi Alpha sor
ority,, returned to Jier duties, at
tho sorority after visiting In Port
land during, the spring vacation
and tn Dallas the early part of the
On Val
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Open 8760 Hours Each Year
- . - '(That means we never close) -
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The Station With a
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Hopari and because the
: - 1 J?t,a 5rlir.tlfieidon of this
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.Tha 500" party to be spons
ored by the ladies of the St. Vin
cent de Paul parish at the juewly
erected hall will have an added In-
Iterest bythe addiUpn ot mu&le
terest bytna aaaiuon oi mpajc
presented by Mr. and, Mrs. E.
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the new
Clock
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FLO R S H E I M
SHOES
Because arCTnitaH6n"
liv able' quality and fine gtyUT
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lltistyUs CIO
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Prultt and son Airing TW ;
ba old time music and will -..bo .7
followed ; ty ; a dance. Between- i
v. j.nf-inr and cards there .will ;
t mtlter:. ?
A. be a cnicaea
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