Mrs. Sealey Entertains
Pringle Women's . Club
The Pringle Women's club
held iU regular meeting Wednes
day at the home of .Mrs. O. T.
Sealey with Mrs. Leon Lalgle as
assisting hostess. Daring the busi
ness meeting plans were made (or
a social which Is to be held at
the schoolhouse on Thursday eve
ning. December 3. and is being
sponsored by the organisation.
Home-made candy - and popcorn
will be sold j in connection with
the program and social. ;
lurked guests were Mrs. F. I
Webster. Mrs. Margaret Adams.
Mrs. Warren; Brasher and ' Mrs.
C. E. DaTisJ : i Members present
were Mrs. F. Wiltsey, Mrs. George
Adams, Mrs. William Props t, Mrs.
J. W. Keys. Mrs. J. Naslin, Mrs.
H. Ci Stapleton, Mrs. Paul Gur
garlcfe, Mrs. p. O. Bowman. Mrs.
Charles Spurlin, Mrs. S. D- Emery,
Mrs. ' John "Tan Lydegraf, Mrs.
C. W. Grabenhorst. Mrs. . C. E.
Hoage and the hostesses Mrs. O.
T. Sealy and Mrs. Leon Lalgle.
The club will be entertained by
Mrs. John Van Lydegraf and Mrs.
Nellie Hoarde on December 2 at
the home of the former.
Hostesses Honor Their
Bridge Club
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Two hostesses last night were
Mrs. Charles ) Claggett and Mrs.
Lorlng Schmidt who entertained
at t the Schmidt' home on North
Cottage street honoring members
of their bridge club.
Additional guests for the eTe
nlng were Mrs. Glenn Wilbur and
Mrs. Philmore Huth. -.Club
members bidden were:
MESDAMKS
- kar.dler Brown i, : Robert Draxer "
, Vernon Perry , . Wm. H. Hammond
Uara'.i Olinger "l Clayton . Foremaa
Garten Simpaoa
JIL.a Knla J ana -
Willamette CInbs -Meet
Together - .
' The German and French clubs
of Willamette university met for
a joint party at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Alexander A. Vazakaa at
86a North Cottage street recently.
Miss Martha Warner, the speaker
of the erenln, i told about her
trip to Europe; this summer. The
crabs which meet every two weeks
giro the students opportunity to
speak IB the! r respective lang-
. - , t , Jh .OltEG ON , TAJJSSM AN, jSajeau; .Oregon, , Friday Jlorrtmg Noveiaber 20, 1935
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Queen of University Homecoming
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railroad service has been divert
ed : since ' the undercrossing pro
ject began, i Highway1 paving has
been completed through the tun
nel from the south end of the
nrofact - and 1 from the "shoo-fl v"
Beauty and brains are combined In the homecoming queen selected line north to the main road. The
oy sinaems at ivcni state university at Kent, O. Miss Eleanor I spur roadway, X 4 feet wide.
ttaaer, comely senior Who Is leading lady of the campus drama
group and president of the women's honorary service organization.
She is f roni Yoongstown, O. . i
Bids hi. Today,
State Capitol
1 eMMPBS,' V... .
Award Early Next Week
Forecast; ,WPA Will
- Check Proposals
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the awarding of the contract for
the new-state capitol. It is intend
ed to have the two buildings match
it possible. This information, was
received here yesterday by Sen
ator Charles L. McNary in a tele
gram from his Washington office.
Bids were submitted-on the
postoffice ! - building on - marble,
sandstone and limestone.' At the
request of Senator McNary, Salem
chamber of commerce and other
Salem people the awarding f the
contract was held up ntu the
capitol. bids were opened.
Style Queen
Undercrossing to
Be Utilized Soon
In the
ages. Although
separately, they
usually meeting
sometimes hold
special joint affairs to hear some
exceptionally interesting speaker.
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The Maccabees will have a no
host dinner at Fraternal Temple
tonight at 7 o'clock. Afterwards
fnitiatlon will be held and regular
business discussed.: Juniors will
meet at 4. p. m. "
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Past Matrons will meet at Mrs.
J. EL Godfrey's tonight for their
regular 7:3ft. dinner. Mrs. A.
Wrght, Mrs. Jejsie Darby, Mrs.
Jennie , Emmons and Mrs. Lena
Cherrington are in .charge.
LEBANON Thej home of Mr.
and Mrs. W.f A, Baker, east Vine
street, was the scene of a pretty
wedding Saturday night
o'clock,- when
Wilma Blanche.
Richards; son of Mr.
Frank Richards, of
were united in marriage,
at 8
their daughter.
and Mr. Sam
and Mrs.
Lebanon,
A beginner's harmony class for
primary grade students! will be
held at Music Hall at Willamette
unlversty. Saturday morning from
9 to .10 o'clock. Mss Ina I Bennett
and Miss Mary Jeannette Sargeant
will conduct the class.
A turkey dinner will be served
at the meeting of the. Degree of
Honor 'tonight in K of p hall at
6:30. All Juveniles are asked to
bring a pumpkin pie or a salad.
At the Saturday meeting of the
Rev.jF.
single; ring ceremony.
Attendants were Miss Doris
Richards, sister of the groom and
Mr. Frank I R. Baker, brother cf
the bride. An oriel window bank
ed with i chrysanthemums I and
greenry formed a beautiful back
ground for! the wedding group.-
The bride wore a gown of wine
colored crepe with a tunic of
cream lace with a shoulder cor
sage of rosebuds. .
Following the wedding recep
tlon the bride and groom left for
brief stay in Portland and on
their return will begin housekeepf
ing in an apartment in the Cot
tage hotel. :
Woman's Relief ' Corps.
a- cane.
given some years ago to the corps
by Comrade Harris, will; be pre
sented to his grandson.
Mrs. A. L. Beckendorf of Har
mony, Minnesota, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. M. Scjharff at
2037 Nebraska.
FEARED STOMACH GAS
WOULD SMOTHER HER!
WOW VAN-TAGE RELIEVES
Airs. Mitchell of Brooks,
Ore, Was Almost Driv
en Crazy by Gas, Bloat,
Dizzy Spells, Lack of
Sleep Now Relieved,
She Says: "I Want to
Tell the jWliole World
About Van-Tage."
Remarkable Statements from .
many parts of this city and gen
' eral f section i praising and en
dorsing VANVT AGE, continue to
pour in dally to 170 N. Liberty
Street. Salem, where this Amax
Ing Mixture of Nature's Roots and
Herbs! and Other Splendid Ingre
dients" is being introduced- and
explained to the local public by
The ! Special VAN-TAGE Repre
sentative in person.
For instance,! Just a few days
ago. the following Remarkable
Statement, describing what 1 VAN
TAGE can doi in certain forms of
suffering, was received from Mrs.
Mae Mitchell, of Route No. 1,
Brooks, Oregon! Mrs. Mitchell has
lived in this section for 6 years,
where she hasi become Widely
Acquainted and Very Popular. Af
ter years of suffering she has fin
ally found real relief. Let her
tell you how you, too, can be
eased of your aches and pains.
Afraid to Lay Dopwn Due
. to Horrible Gas
I had terrible stomach trouble
for over 5 years." says Mrs. Mit
chell. "Everything I ate turned
sour in my stomach,-, Then I
would get ithat( awfulf gas and
bloat and I would swell up ter
ribly. I WOULD JUST ABOUT
SMOTHER! The little bit of food
I managed to force down would
not digest but jwould, lay heavy
in my stomach and give off this
bitter gas. If 1. tried t eat meat
it caused 'me i horrible torture!
During the day, I had bad disty
spells and at night I had to be
propped up lin ibed because If I
. lav down X Was Afraid the Gas
-Would Choke Me! I had head
aches that nearly drove me craxy,
and I didn't have a good night's
sleep for over-6 years!
Now Her Awful Pains Are
a Thing of the Past!
"I used all kinds of medicine
and got no relief. J didn't know
what to do. Then .1 heard so
.much about Van-Tage that ! de
cided to give i It a trial. THAT.
WAS THE TURNING POINT OF
MY LIFE! , Now I eat meat or
anything else I want. It digests
and' doesn't turn sour . or feel
- heavy in my stomach any more.
I have no more gas, bloating or
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The Day I Took VANTAGE
Was the t Turning Point of
My Life Says MRS. I MAE
MITCHELL, Popular Local
Lady Who Had Suffered for
Over S Years. i ;" ; -: r .
painful swelling. Dizzy Spells and;
Headaches are all gone. I can lie
down and there is no more gas
to choke me. Now I am gaining
weight and my husband tells ma
look so much better, s And
feel better! I My breathing! is easy
and I can do all my work again
and am able to take cars of my
two children. I cannot tell you
how good It feels to really sleep:
at night - again. I want i to tell
the WHOLE WORLD abjut this
wonderful medicine, Van-Tage.' It
has done so much for me that its
value cannot be expressed, in dol
lars and cents!"
which Will lead along the west
side of the project northwest to
the Valley i Packing plant, also
has been finished. - '
When the big project is com
pleted. It will provide a 44-foot
roadway for motor traffic and
five-foot sidewalks on either side
Wemett of the local Methodist I for pedestrians. Walkways and
church officiating, using : the I roadway both will pass under the
raiiroaa traces.
Berni said his crews were well
iWhea students at University ' of
North Carolina voted to select the
most stylish co-ed on the campus,
honors went to Elizabeth Heeler
f Hendersonvtne. N. C, who was
honored as queen at the campus
1 , fashion show.
Valley Social Realm
ahead of
schedule " although the
recent cold weather nearly forced
a halt In
construction.
Untiedt Quits as
ature
Lesisl
Page
Waconda Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Manning entertained Sunday, at
their home east of Waconda com
DENVER j Nor. lMVBryan
untiedt, hero of the Towner. Colo.,
school busjt tragedy in 1931, Quit
his Job as a page in the Colorado
legislature tonight after two days'
work.
He accepted a permanent post
with a packing company.
'I'm afraid 1 didn't know what
pllmentingrhis father. E. Wlfanl tWs er " "
" I anyway," he said.!
""S "" . ' I aamtAm T T. ma On
ning Mr and Mrs. Pearl Woo4 he7cuto1sl du
a-2 c" ' m?!e,ne JoB,e,p,?3 Uulckly and they were sorry he
auu auuaiUf bvjuum nvwcii! mi. 1 1 a f f
ana jars, ueorgs tump, uiss nai-
tie Ramp, Everett Ramp, I Miss
Florence Can thorn, i Salem. Mrs.
Untiedt. who at IS years of age
was credited ' with saving 15 fel-
lnw fiAAi ir)fl1ran frnm frA.
Mai Stevens. North! Howell. Mr. iBg to death during a March blix-
a six-foot tall youth of IS. Five
died In the tragedy.
Leslie Dedication
Plans Completed
Cnntinninl frnm Pave 11
department; opening remarks.
Mr. Brady; invocation. Rev.
George H. Swift; singing. "Ore
gon State Song; address, "In
Retrospect, Mr. Upjohn; presen
tation of new building for PWA,
Mr. Hockley, and for school board,
Mr. Neer; acceptance for parent-
teacher association. Governor Mar
tin, and for faculty and pupils,
Mrs. Clark; introduction of dis
tinguished guests, "Currlcular
Activities at Leslie. Superintend
ent Gaiser; address, "Your New
School,' Mr. Bartholomew; sing
ing, "America;" open house
throughout building.
Strikers Seeking
Relief, Reported
Continued from Page 1),
and Mrs. Henry Stafford, Wacon-j 8ai.d WhiCh trapped the bus. Is now estions."
dar Ted Stevensr North, Howell. I i , j : J ,
tnent service. If the re-employment
Service gives the applicant a cer
tificate that he is in need and that
no work is available, then the
State relief committee certifies
him for a WPA Job. . .
! Goudy stated, however, that the
WPA organisation has eleminated
Jobs for all men. over the age of
65 years, and has cut the ratio
of women from SI per eent to
per cent. These ho said, would
have to be taken car of later by
the relief committee.
The state relief headquarters Is
as busy now as any time since it
was Started, he said, and there
appears to bo no letup in appli-
water; Board to
Talk Open House
Sleets Tonight; Providing
Public Chance to See
Reservoir Favored . I
The Salem water, commission'
which meets at ft o'clock tonight!
may discuss tho - feasibility of
holding open house at : tho new
Fairmount hill reservoir when
the project. is completed. Indlvld-f
ually 1 and unofficially, members
of the commission are reported
as favorable to the open house
Idea, which ! would give Salem;
citizens an opportunity - to view
the many-pillared interior of the
reservoir, which l is roofed over
with concrete slabs. I
The decision to hold or not to
hold the open house may depend
largely upon the weather. The ex
pense of cleaning out mud which
would be tracked in by the visit
Vhon You Want
to Alkalize
Stomach Fast
Try This Amazing Fast Way
The "Phillips" Way j
Millions Are Adopting j
On every side today people are beins
urged to alkalize their stomach. And
thus ease symptoms of "acid indiges
tion," nausea and stomach upsets.
To gain quick alkalization, just do
this: Take two teaspoons of PHIL
LIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA 30
minutes after eating. OR take two
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tabids.
Relief comes almost at once 4
usually in a few minutes. Nausea,
"gas" fullness after eating and
"acid indigestion" pains leave. You
feel like a new person.
Try this way. Get either the liquid
"Phillips or the remarkable; new
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablets.
Each one equals a teaspoon of the
liquid. Only 25 a box at all drug
stores.
AISO M TABLET FOftMt
EaekUnytabfc
fa thaaquiTslant
ct a tw peom
da atBaiiM
tUnip Milk
ei
ors in event of wet weather prob
ably would be too great. In the
opinion ot water officials. "
Kern & KIbbe, - contractors.
will, pour the last roof slabs for
the reservoir today, Albert Berni,
superintendent,; said yesterday.
Major construction work will be
completed in about two weeks.
The water department will have
the task-of filling: soil in around
the reuertoir and landscaping the
grounds. Plans are to make the
site one of the city's beauty spots.
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Is Like; Taking Several
Medicines at Once -
VAN-TAGE contains oiver SO
Ingredients. So it Is almost like
taking several medicines i at one
and the same time. That is why
this Amazing Formula has such
a Splendid Action on suffering
people. ! Some of its ingredients
clear gas and bloat front stom
ach;' others give the bowels a
great cleansing; still others en
liven the action of liver and kid
neys and relieves rheumatism,
neuritis, and pain caused by .these
sluggish organs. Weak, miserable
people daily write us - they get
such a cleansing and invigorating
from Van-Tage, they soon feel
like different men and. women.
A Special Van-Tage Represen
tative, known as the VAN-TAGE
Man, Is now at 170 N. LfBerty
Street, Salem, daily; meeting
crowds of people and introducing
and explaining this -Remarkable
.Compound.
On Sale at Fred Meyer
Toiletry and Remedy Dept.
170 N. Liberty St.
MrsT Agnes Jones, Baiem, Ellis and
raarj jne Manning ina me nosis
Mr and Mrs. Ward Manning.
DALLAS,, The : "contemplatory
novel" study club of the Dallas
branch of . the-A4A.W.W. met at
the home : of Mrs. S. E. Whit
wirth on Tuesday af tedn oon.
Plans for the . year's work were
made and books to be received
by the members of the club in the
near future were discussed. '
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to Miss Betty ' Jell-
nek, Miss Helen Hull, Miss Eliz
abeth Sedgwick. Miss Veroka
Vampler, Miss Nadlne Mlllhollen,
Miss Viola Crozer and Miss Mary
Beck.
The next meeting of the ' Study
club will be held at the Henry
Savery home.
DAYTON- Mias - Rose Marie
Treague, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Brs. Tom Treague of Day
ton, became the bride -of Claire
Rlchsteln, eon -of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rlchsteln of Pleasantdalei
Saturday at McMinerrille In the;
presence of the bride's parents
Dr. C. Olds, Justice of .the peace.
officiating. I Their home wil be
at Pleasantflale. A wedding din
ner was served at the he me of
the groom's parents and attend-)
ed by eleven relatives and friends j
PLEAS ANT DALE E 1 e v e
members of the Aloha club at
tended the meeting held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd McFarlane- and
made plans! for the November
party at the home of Mr. and MrsJ
Scott Edwards. Mrs. McFarlaue
served refreshments.
Silverton Mrs. L. Boebert won
high score for the women, and
Mrs. Sena' Madsen, low. while
Clyde Ramsby won high for the
men and Frank Hubbs, low, Mon-i
day night at the first of a series
of card parties being sponsored!
by the Royal Neighbors. Thirteen
tables were In play during the
avantnr. . - ' el
- PLEASANTDALE Compli
menting their mother. Mrs. J. J.
Rowley of Dayton on her C 6th
birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Freshour entertained 13 members
of their family at a birthday din
ner Sunday.
Union Hill The Union Hill
Woman's club meeting has been
postponed to Tuesday afternoon of
next week. The club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Walter R.
Heater. .
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Social Security Blanks j
Should Be Returned by j
c Saturday Says Crattford
Blanks for employers distritt :
uted by the postoffice Mondsy li
the : administration of the soda t ;
security act should be returnee
by Saturday sight, aid Post
master Henry R. Crawford Thurs
day If not received by that time
the cases -will be handled by the
general office at Baltimore, which
is more complicated.
. Next Week the postoffice will
distribute, blanks for. the enroll
ment of employes under the act.