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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1920)
I At Holds I riilhis j Successful Meet; I ,.The civic section . I will j next hare year. THE CAPITAY JOURNAL PAGE FIVE. mostly all new teachers' Jefferson at trie lurni h"m- of Mrs:; li rents. Air. ami Mrs. J. A. Jefferson, Or., May 0. Mrs. T. U. i The civic sec" I Cornell l ft ,aat Thursday for h.r A Z, Woi:in's clu' Rv al hum,, in (inints P.i-s nfier an extended , Dan9 nf l. .. . ... ... r .i tne eouiuu - - vi.-ri un m r in-uu-w, k. c. -uumii.. "."rr"; Jt.h! 8- A. IVase w:,. in Sale.., on l(Usi- ilKll. - and the tl lem M t re visitin- friends and relatives j in town the first of the weeR. j Mr. and Mrs. 1 A. Oat. s from Wells! visitf.,1 t hA ... I . ' Cates ' . l. i nuiiu, cuuuay. j Prof. K. S. Stultt was in Salem Mon ! dny evvnin. i Miv. C. M. Smith and Mix II. II. ' Lnuney were Salmi visitors Wedncs ' day. ' cuesis incmuimt , women of this is, -..nil- Ie & Tv. nlniinent f"1 I!. Unhiinwii fc- "IT " v,,nOrsdell secretary & ,,,11.,!, are enthusl- t j.Ii The the - asreed to; . ...tarsement of . . make the worn " ' . j..i.,iv tiiiii'heon improvement ' r .-Lament of the cummer-. t ihe work a derid- i . j.l.iv luiicneoii .. ft ' t .. . r. P. Z the hostesses, .nr.-- H "'"" rvider. Mrs. H. II., Mr. and Mr Knv Knighton sient Sunday with Mr. Knighton's i.umits at Uunia Vista Mr. and Mrs. A. C. l.ibby spent Sim day vlf itinu old friends in Turner. The Jefferson .Maccnheo baseball team won the same with Lebanon Sun clay, the score bein 1 0 to 2. Mrs. (Sparge Cheese returned Mon day from Portlond after-a week's vis it with relatives. : . L tin C. I CTiuer. .. Misses LyUia and Ruth Zysett were f1" r.i.s. eliL Mrs. A. il. u...fc.. .iu i Uand Mrs. J. i.. t"'"- , Mr. and Mrs. C. II. . fr.on the silver of ,,,.,.. ,.!.,.. C. O. M"lHer from Salem was in town si short time Monday. Mrs. l.ydia Hoyf and Knink Ltllard were 111 Corvallls till business Monday. V. L. Jones Was in Salem on busi- Thil I:111SH tl III". I . ... ui "" , , nesft Monday, returning Tuesdav even ly has t '"' '" B,MW",BB. mi . . flu esia .viiimsan made j. n.inio . ..... ... , . ,.ft,1(1 the first of the week. oiunei i retired I I'inhey made n business ti h t. . ! Siili in Tuesday. ,Uiis " j jr. and Mrs. Levant Pease from Sa (or many ... waliaed from i the nuist K. J .tin" for many MUD Iljr. ..-r. I. ..nroatl crews r ...... ..i.-i,t iJfl ensine " ' sueeessf lil . months. were obliged j to S. P remove tr..cks his iwlf brother. I. F Davis, f. A., ru ......iih.i. firniv ol Thoush he was fjtived list he was called Into I durinif the war and! Id with the air sei vtee oenau- j He in now coiainaniuim u i Military s'ho"l I'onnvaii Uortsnn. .New tol'K. ii HimM. who is sitard at was 111 l 'anus n v risitins iii n""i.v r,i'"n,,-s- s Carrie Evans, daughter of Evans, who lives easi oi i.anaa, ,Mted to a Portland position as Miss Kvans has been a very Ltul teacher, but money talks I days and Portland talks th st From all indications lianas Salem Woman Second Cousin Of Levi Morton j The..- is a certain amount of loeili intere.-: centered in the death at Kl- j ; lerslie, Khhu berk-on-Hudson: New! i York, of L. p. Morton. Sid viee pres- i iident if the -t'nttetl States, in so far! ' its he was a seeond eonshi .if xir i I Hoyt motored to p. nff, wifr, t ,lu. il.ae treasurer!'! Mrs. Hofrs father was a first cousin of thr famous finaneior who died la-;; ! week on the tf anniversary of hi' tiirth. 51r. Jlolton was head of tin house of L. P. Morton r Co. IK- he-j gan his political career as governor! of New Vork. was minister to France during the administrations of Cir- a trip to field and Arthur, and was viee pres ident during the Harrison administration. JOmXAL, WANT AOS PAY RUST. the dnes- Shot WmLASPIRIN ASAPHEN Is Safe doj trKted the oincovcy of PKS. Until ASAPHEW t?R ml the oiilyTpartioJui avail i to mi etern f tout cold or lienii ir"lti!it Msons" to k tiikja I lira tli cold 01' lis itbich (itmil to ao mote harm V.mu the Nntloi would uo. Mow A3A. JI the SAFE, RFSEDY tollof til CT Imoilljed liy physicians aad Uitind by tot))ii; i3 to thon jidaof jstieiits, ASAI'HiSJT has (liulnly pioyeil f.at i vl)l KOX tiMi tin lienit or tv!iss'; tl: atoai k It cu bo tiieu un vvavsntlvo ItoUt or heartaches wIijb '.! lrfMcklii!f, irritatlugr conditions I ftlt comluf on. Beddea e. ilfla k liiJacbci, ASArKSIT ia vary (tctitt la caaea of neuralgia, lum l(i theiuBP.tint, neurliis, ep.iaohe, w (tin, pain generally and over- ttutFRTlH from moat any dras k'Jtoomea lu liantty capsula form tut u( nlenaunt to taka. Otinr fsintioni gonad very lunch tha aeta tha spelUug of A-S-A- SEEYICS-v 1 ' mm- w W Price 35c UFE tid speedy relief tULDS.HEADACHEand LA GRIPPE Alio cced for earache, rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, joint pains, pain luerally and over-fatigue. THERE mav be other things on which your peace of mind depends, but it's a safe bet that one of the most important is your choice of shoes. You actually live in the shoes you wear. When shoes are built right you live in them' in comfort. "Extra service every step, com fort every minute" in Buchhrcht Shoes. ' Buckhecht Shoes for yottfor active rnen irt all tvitks 2f life are sold in a variety of styles and lrathcis from 8 to JJ12 by principal shoe dealers in the West. For Sale in Salem by PARIS BROS. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT MANUFACTURERS Sinci tlu tarty fijiiet SAN FRANCISCO m ( I'll V Your complexion tells a story to the world HOW teatli . :!), Kow eonndently, the girl with a freh, soft, lovely skin meets the eyes of the world ! Nething to conceal ! For almast always a clear, radiant complexion is r.n inJicattoa of a buoyant, well pcistd rtiturCj healthful living, and fastidious habits. Nothing S3 quickly creates an Lnpresiion of your personality as your s';;n. Don't Le it U.I1 of neglect, or unhygienic habits. Even if through the wrong kind of treatment your co:r.plo::b.i 1;.J tat the smoothness and freslmc;r, it should have if it has become pale and sallow disfigured by blemihui or little blackheids you can give it back the color ami clearness t!.-t make other girls' complexions so attractive. For your skin is constantly changing it change every day jn sr.itc of you. Hach dr.y old skin dies and new ;'in t.:kes its p!ac. This new skin, if given the eye it" particular n;id dimands, will respond instantly and pratifyingly. V.lachhcads are d confession Perhaps you feel ?t d disadvantage in meeting people because your skin is constantly marred by disfiguring blackheads. . Blackheads 'are a confession that you are using the wrong kind of cleansing for your type of skin. To keep your skin free from this trouble, try using r'ery right this special treatment :" Apply hot cloths to the face until the skin Is reddened. Then with a rough washcloth, work up a heavy lather at Woodbury's Facial Soap and rub it into the pores thtM ' c uglily always with an upward and outward motion. . IUnsc with clear hot water, then with cold the colder the better. If possible, rub your face for thirty seconds with a lump of ice. Dry carefully. To remove the blackheads already formed, substitute a flesh brush for the washcloth in the treatment given above. Then protect the finger with a handkerchief and press out the blackheads. The very first time you use this treatment, it will leave your skin with a slightly drawn, tiit feeling. This only means that your skin is responding to a more thorough and stimulating kind of cleansing than it has been accustomed to. After a few nights thu drawn sensation will w'ssppcar and yeur ski.i will emerge from its nightly treatment with such a soft, clenn, healthful . feeling that you will never1 attain want tci urf aiy other method of cleansing your face. Use the t-c.-.t'.iicnt r.-gtf hrly, and in a few weeks y.i will be surprised to are how your skin h-s improved how nuc'i c'arer, mom attractive it has become Special treatments fr rr.c diticir;- skin nceJ f.-r blemishes coarse tc::".:.e conspicuous nose pores, rfc. arc given in th. f.i.nour. booklet of t'T.-.tmenM that is wrapped arou.il every cake efWotkfcurjr's Facial Soap. Get a cte tj.!.-.y 'x-'a ycur tMstment tonight. Woodbury's Facial So.t? ia on sale at any drug store or toilet goo.ls counter in tf e United States or Canada. A 25 cent cike laa;s for a mortth or six weeks o! any treatment, cr for general clcAiising un:. lVoutd yoii tike to hare a trial size cake? Tot six cents will send you a trial fh'c cake (enough tot !i week of cny M'lxxihury fa'l.',l trc.ww,t), together with the Kwklet f treatments, "A Skin Yon Love to Touch." Or for fifteen cents, we will scnl you the treatment booklet and samples of Woodbury's Facial Soap, Facial Powder, Facial Cream and Cold Cream. Address The Andrew Jcrgetw Co., Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. If yon lire in Canada, iiiUrrss The Andxcv Jergens Co., Limited, Shtrbrooke Street, I'crth, Ontario. 1I1 1 ! ! iou can krtpyaut skin fret from blackhead's by uUng, every mht, the ipecial Woodbury treat men! jcii im this f jj Gleans as it Polishes" n For all furnsfura and v woodworks Gives a hard, dry and i .1 tastms mstr WliPHt Movement Tliretilem-O. callfd hy Julius JI- iliiint-, heart of WuKhington, May 19 Lack of trans- the I'nitcd States Grain coi porntbn, to poriation jireVfiiteil the li.niirtatlon of (Uscush pliins for mi't'llnn tlw N'lii:itiiiii 11 litipe nrt of last year's wheat cru.) to result from termination of uavern and threatens ilelay In movement .f .( cuntt'ol June 1. the ei'op soon to be harvested, gral.-i dealers from the southwest and north-. mY BKST west declared today ut a confereneo JOLRNAL V, AM Al3 1 AY Bl.ST. Vote for GOOD ROADS HAY 21 Vote 302 X Yes for 4 State Road Bond Limit f 0 30c to $3 that, all dealers. h fa:,, vv y "Ikhrz sis if Clasns" l-tc .-.1 iDinfA II jtq CHANNF1X Q1LM1CAL CO. Ann-,W. H ' j Ckii . Toronto Loadas Pans AH UCilet$ lJ i 1 1 V- " -A ( The Beautv vf The lily , can be yours. Its ' wonderfully pure, v' W i, soft, pearly wlilteap. Jl W f frnm .11 1 I St-1 hlemlshes. will be com- parable to the perfect rhjjtj beauty of your skin and )Jsj. R complexion If you will ussr-' 'i yi r WOODRY BUYS nd SELLS EVERYTHING riioite riooi i 2"U N. CiJiiiilii'reliil St. DREAMLAND RINK Ralea conduetcd everywhere. Kunn ; saleg 2 percent; city sales 5 pereent. We gave you money on udvirlislni; Col. W. F. Wright Auctioneer.! l'hone 734 Work Shirts $1.25 $1.50 $2 S2.50 Overalls, heavy blue denim, $2.75 Work Shoes $iM to Sll-50 Salem Woolen Mills Store C. P. BISHOP, PItOP. W.W.BOORE House Furnlshcf nosra or win vitrrnoi.A You get more for your Money at Moore's. mmmmmmammamssm TI'DKDAV, I'HIMVV, SATt HDAV. Kf.MMV MfiHTH Si'MlAV Al"ii:uxotf Uuto KkiiU'H l ive l'rltliijr I LllllleH Skilles till' 'I'lll'Kllliy HII'I Siilnrilujr MkIiI.i. MAGNETOS W. H. Hildebrandt &Co. Official Eisemann Magneto Rervlc. Btntlon 279 North Commercial utrcet SALEM HIDES and SACKS WANTED Alco Junk of All KJn Best Trices Ouuranteed CALL 38 'Capital Junk Co. The Huuara Peal Houm 171 Chemeketn Ht. Phon. IH Buy Remnants AT TUB Remnant Store X K.iii! of 1,II1M6 in l'-i'ixll In ' the thre bitnka of Eugene Ii:ih l,re;j made dining the past ye;ir. Tin, tot.-il , I iioxits re over five million. L. M. HUM Cure of YickSoTong Shine. Medlutn. and T.S) Go. Hut medium, which will ur any known dlMaM. Open Sundays from 19 a. m. until f p. m. IS South Iligb Street folem,' Oregon. I'hona 181