Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 20, 1922, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
Society and
Federation
Meeting-To
Be Tuesday
The county federation meeting
next Tuesday has been arousing a
great deal of Interest among Sa
lem club women for sometime
and yesterday the program for
the meeting which will be Tues
day, October 24, in the First
Christian church parlors begin
ning at 10 o'clock In the morn
ing was definitely announced.
This meeting brings women rep
resentatives from woman's clubs
throughout Marlon county and la
a time when club problems may
be cooperatively handled and dis
cussed. The Salem Woman's club, and
the Etokta club, formerly the
North Balem Woman's club, will
be Joint hostesses for the meeting.
Mrs. W. E. Kirk of Salem is pres
ident of the county federation and
will preside at the meetings next
Tuesday. The women who are in
terested in this are very anxious
that there be a large number of
' Salem women at the meetings to
assist as hostesses and take part
in the meetings. It Is an opportu
nity that should be taken ad van t
age of and all club women are
urgently requested to participate
The program as announced
will open with the singing of Am
erica followed by Invocation by
Rev. Evans of the Christian
church. Professor Roberts will
play the organ just before the ad
dresses of wolcoine by Mrs. Mason
IllHhop of Etokta club and Mrs.
La Molne Clark, president of the
, Salera Woman's club. The re-
spouse will be given by Mrs. II. M.
Sims of Silverton, after which
Mrs. Ward Willis Long will sing.
Miss Cornelia Marvin will give
a short talk on tjie county libra
ries which will be very helpful to
the women Interested in the best
books and material, Trofessor E.
W. Hobson will give a vocal se
lection. Among the committee re
ports which will take up some
time, will be the report of the'
legislative committee by Mrs.
Lawrence T. Harris.
Lunch will be Berved at noon
in the Christian church with Mrs.
C. S. Hamilton in charge of this
part of the days program. Mrs. J.
J. Roberts will head the afternoon
program with a vocal solo, fol
lowed by a talk on interior deco
ration. Mrs. Edwin Sooolofsky
will sing, and Dr. Carl Gregg
Doncywlll talk on Education for
Citizenship. After this, which will
conclude the program a business
meeting will be hold. It is expect
ed that there will be a large num
ber of women from out of town
and the women here are planning
on having a large delegation of
Salem women present.
The Woman's republican study
class will meet Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. C. P. Bishop. George Brown
will explain the amendments to
the constitution which will be
voted on at the election in No
vember. The meeting will be very
instructive for the women and
it is hoped that a large number
attend the .Monday afternoon
meeting. -
Mr. and Mrs. C. Blower, who
have been visiting with Mrs.
Blower's mother, Mrs. Carl My
ers, left Friday for New York
city going by way of the Canadian
rockies.
ToSI
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Etui Oa Ircnized
fronizt! Yeatt Combines the Necas
ary Body-Iron and Body-Vita-min
Which Malt Skin
Eruption VanUh
Absolutely
Tou can prove th remarkable r.
milts of Iron lied yeuat In a few daya
,tlme. To Ret results that you can
actually aee in your mirror, and ao
kually feel in your whole make-up,
frou mum ubo that yeast which give
-((, aeareet aUara an
jpit k a clear, pure ea.Uk
the necexnary blood-bulldlnir vita
minta with the proper kind of
nKm-Kivin iron, (:. the aame
form aa tt rxlata in the human body.
J here is only one Ironlaed yeaat pro-
uuia iu inf worm, ana it la called
imply, Iroiilxed leant. It ia not a
mere mixture of yeant and iron, but
i yeant lrontsed, which Is a tub.
fiance an oy itseir. I'lmples, black
hfxiia and eruptions mean that you
are minus the right kind of Iron-and-
g nautiiies. i ou need Doth. Iron lied
leant will free you from pimple
embarrassment forever, your black-
win Tnmn, your purines rich
fed blood will how In the ruby of
your heeka and adorable akln-clear-
maa. lmniaea leant will put wtre
neaa In your nerves, new red blood
reils in your blood. It builds strength
in every enran, in meu, women and
children. It Is also a atomach
trenrthener. Ak for Ironlaed Yeast,
potblna; el. ne. Keware of imitations.
Ironlied Yeast Is Hold at all drug
stores at Il.ve a package. Kach pack
aire contxlns $0 tahieta. each tablet
iled. They never lose their power
M'f'd only by IronUed Yeast Co, At
lanta, i. a. ah ausaue will be ewealet J
Xrom nw oul f
Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Myers were
delightful hosts for two dinner
parties this week, one on Monday
evening and one Wednesday eve
ning. The decorations for both
parties were made up of a variety
of autumn flowers, which can be
secured now in such gorgeous col
ors. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. Blower, Mrs. E. M. Hulden,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Rinderman, Mrs.
Carl Myers and 0. J. Myers were
guests for a pleasant dinner. Mrs.
Blower was formerly Effle My
ers and has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Carl Myers. Mrs.
Hulden, formerly Beulah Myers,
of Portland has also been the
guest of her mother.
Friday night at a table gay
with autumn flowers covers were
placed for, Dr. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson, Reverend and Mrs.
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, Rev. and
Mrs. Ward Willis Long, Mrs. A.
Elliott, Mh and Mrs. C. B. Webb
and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Myers
and family.
The Rapheterlan club was yes
terday invited to spend the after
noon at the home of Mrs. Freder
ick H. Thompson where the hours
were Bpent in a social way, and
tea cup conversation. The rooms
of the Thompson home were love
ly with baskets of autumn leaves
and zinnias, and the tea table
was dainty in its appointments
and colorful candles. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon
by Mrs. F. L. Utter.
H Special guests who enjoyed the
afternoon were, Mrs. Jim West,
Mrs. Prince Byrd, Mrs. L. Comp.
ton, Mrs. W. Clark, Mrs. W. Mar
shall, Mrs. Phil Newmyer, Mrs. C.
A. Downs, Mrs. P. Brownell, Mrs.
N. C. Kafoury and Mrs. J. R.
Pemberton.
The members of the club who
are either ex-Willamette students
or graduates are, Mrs. Carle Ab
rams, Mrs. C. E. Bates, Mrs. C. C.
Bellinger, Mrs. II. V. Compton,
Mrs. E. A. Colony, Mrs. J. O. Ev
ans, Mrs. J. O. Heltzel, Mrs. Roy
Shields, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Guy
0. Smith, Mrs. Frederick II.
Thompson, Mrs. Lee Unruh, Mrs.
FV L. Utter, Mrs. Elmo White.
Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mrs. W. C.
Winslow, Mrs. Cecil Hawlcy, and
Mrs. A. A. Siewert. v
The next meeting of the club
Will probably be a line party the
iirst part of November.
Mrs. Raymond Walsh and
daughter, Priscllla, will be in Sa
lem with Mrs. Dan Fry for a few
days this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Walsh have been at their cottage
on the Mackenzie highway dur
ing the past summer and will re
main there as long as Mr. Walsh
who ia engineer on the highway
project lias to stay.
Oliver Leonard of Portland an
old friend and classmate of Mrs.
E B. Millard, was in town the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Millard last
week. ,
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Mrs. B. M. Hulden who has
been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Carl Myers, returned to ter
home in Portland yesterday morn
ing. e
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Perry and
Mrs. D. Arms left Tuesday for
Newport where they are planning
to remain for about a month.
In Calcutta, India, there are 23
English Masonio lodges.
Underwear
for. Women and
Children
When you buy R. A. Un
derwear of your dealer,
you are getting the best
knit underwear procurable
at any price. And yet the
price is moderate.
It will last for two or three
seasons if property laun
dered, whereas, ordinary
underwear will last about
half as Ions-
Comfort and fit are as
sured, and gaping is pre
vented by the careful fash
ioning of R. A. Under
wear, and by the exclusive
feature the long, wide,
curved gusset.
No children's underwear
like R. A. It wears longer,
nd is warm and comfort
able. Special button holes
that stay buttoned, special
fullness in the seat, giving
freedom of action without
binding. Special waist suits.
Buy of your dealer. In
tuit on Um beet R. A,
J. C ROULETTE & S0KS
SiAGERSTOWN. MD.
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Club
Illihee Golf
Team Wins
Tournament
In a return tournament yester
day Vith the women from the
Portland golf club, the Illihee
country club golf 4eam won the
match with a score of 11 to 4 in
their favor, , playing eighteen
holes.- The first tournament of
this kind which has been sched
uled was played in Portland in
September on the Portland club
course when the Illihee team was
defeated with a score of 10 to 6.
The women of the Illihee team
were hostesses for a luncheon at
the country club at noon honoring
the members of the Portland team
and their three additional guests.
The visiting team was made up of
Mrs. A. C. Callan, Mrs. A. H. Mey
ers, Mrs. L. GarriguBt, Mrs. Jack
Yates, Mrs. C. N. Sampson and
Mrs. R. G. Smith. Additional
guests from Portland were, Mrs.
Ed Hinchey, Mrs. William Cull
ers and Mrs. J. Grlgsby. Mrs. C.
N. Sampson won the guest han
dicap .prize with a net score of 88.
The personnel of the Illihee
team was the same for both tour
naments, Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs. E.
L. Gillingham, Mrs. E. L. Baker,
Mrs. J. H. Farrar, Mrs. Oliver C.
Locke and Mrs. H. H. dinger.
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Mrs. K. Eashor of Portland,
and formerly a Salem resident, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ma
tilda Van Cleave this week.
Anthracite miners die on an'
average two-thirds of a ton less of
coal each day than those employed
in bituminous mines. j
Of the 41,000,000 wage-earners
in the United States, the rated
output of energy is a little more
than 4,000,000 horsepower.
Skin Tortured Babies Sleep
Mothers Rest'
After Cuticura
ttmp,QMmmt,Tumm,2Fte.rtrywbmr9. Fm-iwmple
KddiwM:OaiMiiiLberBWrl0i,Ipt.X,Hftl(lii,UvM.
ROSTEIN &GREENBAUM
Ladies' Wool Sweaters. New Styles. Neat
Patterns. Low Prices.
Minerva Yarns
Beautiful shades, best yarn3
made. See the new colors. Silk
mixed, lustre wool, thistledown,
Shetland floss and zephyr.
We have the large hanks of
knitting yarn at 50c the hank.
Wool
Lined
Slipper
Soles
For Ladies
or Men
LI . mr-
Allen A '
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aaaHasvi
Infants' silk and wool hose, pair... 75c
Ladies' Silk Hosiery at $3, ?2.50, ?1.65, $1.50, $1.25,
and $1 pair.
Outsize Silk Hose in black, white or brown.
Allen A Black Cat Hosiery. Best for wear.
Ladies' and girls' Silk Lisle Hose, a pair. .50c
Boys' Hose, best wearing stocking made, pair 50c
Ladies' and Children's cotton hose, a pair :.25c
BLANKETS
All First Qualities No Seconds!
Nashua Woolnap, note the size, , 72x84; pretty
plaids $5 pair.
Cotton Blankets, 72x80; $2.50 pair.
Cotton Blankets at $2.25, $1.95, $1.69 and $1.59
pair. Beware of seconds; little "flaws soon show up
and become big flaws.
SHOES
We Sell Guaranteed
Shoes
Cost little more than
cheap, unreliable shoes.
Our shoes are made of
good leather.
210 AND 246 NORTH
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
News,
Guild Dance
Successful
Fall Event
Society folk gathered at the
armory last night to make the St.
Paul's Episcopal junior guild
dance one of the most successful
and attractive events of the fall
season. The armory lighted with
strings of gayly colored lights,
and decorated with autumn leaves
and cedar boughs gave the affair
almost a holiday air and surely a
very festive appearance.
Many parties of society folk
were in evidence at the dance,
somewhat indicative of the small
dinner parties that had been
planned for before the dance. The
music was exceptionally good, one
feature of it being the quartet
composed of Mrs." Carlton Smith,
Mrs. L. B. Gilbertson, Mrs. W. H.
Prurik and Mrs. Arthur Rahn,
which sang during two or three
of the dances and was very enthus
iastically encored.'
Speed Up
5c Everywhere '
Don't lag. Eat little raislni
and ipeed up,
Delicious when you're hungry.
New life when you're tired.
1560 calories of energizing nu
triment per pound 75 fruit
sugar, In practically predlgested
form therefore almost Imme
diately effective.
Furnlih food-Iron alio.
Get little red box now and try,
5c everywhere.
Little 9
Sun-Maids
"Between-Meal"
Raisins
Hosiery
High Grade
Hosiery
COMMERCIAL ST
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WORLD'S
LAEGE55
.CHAIN
DEPARTMENT
STORE
ORGANIZATION
Service ia the keynote of the success of the J.
faithfully in just the way you want to be served.
find our greatest pleasure. When we say, "Thank
hare been served courteously and with profit.
Safeguarding
& Name
.What's In a name?"-
I Why la one name no
0lS good as another?
A name Is a merchant's
'trade-mark by which you
jjudge the sincerity of his
.advertised statements, the
(worth of his promises, tha
jeitent of returns you en-
'joy from your expend!
jtures In his store.
; A name, then, to be '
i'pood trade-mark, must bej
safeguarded. '
And safeguarding a:
'name is doing things that
iafford the greatest bene
Ifits to the largest number;
bf others.
By serving others aS
I we would like them to
serve us, has made possi
ble this store and 370,
similar ones.
Our 202 Hose
For Boys
Heavy ribbed, reinforced
tied & toe, shaped ankle.
25c
Misses' Hose
Fine Ribbed Pure Lisle
Durable hose with heavy:.,
heel and toe, Pair,
29c
Baby Pants
Enoxall Rubber
Serviceable quality ; a real.
value at, only
39c
Double Mesh Hair Nets
made of real human half
10c
Safety Pins
Duplex
Brass with guarded coll J
assorted sizes. Dozen,
8c
Rick Rack Braid
i Fine Quality
In white and colors, 4
yard pieces, each,
8c
Darning Cotfo$
Plain or Mercerised
Coat's darning cctojaj
Priced low at, spoon
4c and 5c
"Gladio"
Percales of Quality
The J. O. Penney Cv'
Exclusive brand of fine
Percales. Bought direct
from the mills for our 371
stores. Full SO Inches
wide, standard quality,
popular light and dark
patterns. Yard, only.
17c
Dress Shields
Of Pure Rubber
Uned, covered with
woven nainsook. Flesh,
white. ,
SU 1, S, pr. 29c--SUe
4, pr. 390
371
160 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore.
Co me
Good, Warm Underwear
For Women and Children
Unions and Two
Cotton Union's, full ankle
length, drop seat 98c
Cotton Fleeced Unions, ankle
length, drop seat 98c
Knit Panty Waists, taped
shoulders and waist band,
button and supporter loops
39c
Misses' an d Girls' . Wool
Unions; long sleeves and
ankle length; drop seat;
$1.69 to $1.98
Blankets! Buy Now!
Savings Are Remarkable
Coal and fuel wood may not be plentiful this Winter,
but good warm, cozy, comfort-giving Blankets may be
had in plentiful styles, sizes and grades. A recent large
special purchase for our hundreds of stores has produced
these remarkable values just at the time when they are
most needed.
Heavy Wool
Nap Blankets
Gray, White and Tan
Size 64x80 $2.98
Size 66x80 3,49
Size 72x84 38
Cotton Blankets
In the wanted weight
and sizes. Gray, white
and tan.
$1.49 $2.19
$2.98
Bed Blankets
The Two-in-One Fancy Plaids and Solid Colors
Bize 66x84....... $3.98 Size 72x84. ......$4.98
,Bed Comforts Attractive Assortments
These are weU-fllled Comforts In wide selection ot colors and
handsome designs. Some are sateen covered and the betted
grades; in rich assortment of colors.
$2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Esmond Crib Blankets for Children
Dainty wann Blankets with strong fine nap, all made
over-size and In a wide selection of handsome Tlrd
and animal designs. Colors are baby pink and blue.
The usual J. Q. Penney Co. superior value at, eacS
Our Own "Honor" Muslin
Recommended
This Is a bleached muslin woven espe-
ciauf ior ns under our own speclflca.
tlons. It out-counts, onr-serves and
cnt-prlces other muslins ot near or
equal quality. We confidently rec
ommend It to your consideration.
36-inch Yard
Mahogany
"Lady-Lyke"
Corset
Just the Thing!
Front or back lace,
, black boning, trimming.
$1.49
-THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMfm-h
STORE ORGANIZATION IN thHSM-
FRIDAY,
DEPARTMENT STORES
Agaim
C, Penney Company stores. We endeavor to serve you
We are here to please YOU I In your pleasure we
you! Come again," it is with the belief that you
Women's Shirts and Drawers; cotton fleeced(j
rlbbert; long sleeves and ankle length 98c
Women's Silk and Wool Mixture Unions; long ot
short sleeves or strap shoulders, ankle
length $2.98
Women's Cotton Unions; fleeced lined; with
long or short Bleeves; full ankle length; ....98a
Women's Heavy Fleeced Lined Unions; long
Bleeves, full ankle length $1.39
- Piece Garments
Cotton Shirts and Drawers
for children 49c
Black Knit Pants for chll-'
dren for 21c
Knit Waist Unions; taped
and buttoned for panty
waist, supporter loops, and
buttons ...3k 59o
Infants' Shirts; cotton and
wool Kuben Style. 58c to 98e
All-Cotton Shirts 29c to 69o
89c
for Its Quality
Kid Oxfords
Women's Dressy
Serviceable Style
17c
$4.50 and $5.90
tipg Flannel
Splendid Value
-ven,Vft- .
17c to 23c
OCTOBER 20, 1922.
BUTOTfl
fnl FOR OTJB
jgi via. u,WAi3
ASSURES
Incorporated
J.0WESX
PRICES
Ladies' Flannel
Night Gowns
We have an extra large
assortment of gowns la
both plain white and
fancy stripe Outing with
either the high turndown
or low collars. Some of
them are plain while
Others are daintlty trim-,
med with silk braid.
They are " exceptional
values and the showing
is eo complete that we
can satisfy the most
particular buyer.
Priced
98c to $1.98
Cretonnes
Ever Popular
A softening touch to a
room, a breath of Individ
uality, Is always effected
by a beautiful cretonne
at window, or dresser or
couch. These varied of
ferings, resplendent In
colorings exemplify their
!jalue. Yard,
19c
32-In. Gimgbam
Unusual Value
Admirable patterns, poB
Ular colorings.
vo.23c
72-90 In. Sheets
Particularly Attractive
Standard quality, pure
finish, no starch filling,
$1.49
Pequot Sheets
72 z 90 Inches
Tor or double bed
fluallty of ttie best.
$1.69
- Pillow Cases
42 z 36 Inches
Of pequot to satisfy tafl
exacting taste.
45c
Traveling Bags
Cowhide Leather
Walrus grain ; covered!
frame; leather. Jined,
$8.50 to $14.75 .
24-In. Suit Cases
Brown Fibre
Wood frame, extra wide,
prass coraerswo straps
$4.98
J. P. Coates
Pearl Cotton
Complete assortment of
colors
8c
Women Hose
Pure Japan Silk
Fun fashioned; mercer
l?ed lisle flare top.
$1.49