Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY Society and Chemeketa Delegates Are Chosen 'ill election of delegates to the Uto conference in March, the BrtHimption ot additional philan thropic work, and an extremely Interesting paper by Mrs. John W. Harbison, were matters before Chemeketa chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, at their meeting on Saturday. The chap ter was entertained at the home of Mrs. Henry B. Thlelsen on Court street, with Miss Nell Thiel sen and Mrs. Cecil Hawley as as sistant hostesses. At the meeting to be called by Mrs. Seymour Jones, state re pent In Portland a week from Saturday, the state board will de cide the exact time and place of the state conference. Astoria, Med ford and La Grande have rt J for the privilege ot entert.'.fuina: the chapters of the state. As the result of the Saturday meeting Chemeketa chapter will be repre sented by Mrs. Homer Gnulet, Mrs. H. T. Love, Mrs. H. U Thieleen, Mies Ruth Rulifeon, Mrs. A. A. Underbill, Mrs. II. L. Rteeven, Mies Lillian Applegatc, Mrs. W. H. liyrd. Mrs. J. (1. Helt- eel. Mrs. Frances Cornell and Mr. C. C. Best. Cboeen as alternating delegates were Miss Marguerite Looney, Mrs. Alton D. Hurley, Mrs. O. P. Hoff, Mrs. Cecil Hawley, Mrs. J. B. Eakin. Mrs. Carl-Steiwer. Mies Frances Richards, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. E. L. Loose and Mr. N. H. Looney. The chapter decided to send a large box of miscellaneous ai Idea of clothing and materials to Angell Island, the Ellis Island of the Pacific coast, for the use of the women and children In deten tion there. During the program hour Mrs. John V. Harbison read an in structive and entertaining paper on "Women of the Revolution." Mrs. Harbison used as her subject matter the achievements and ser vices rendered by women often overlooked by historians. Begin ning with Martha Washington, whom she showed to be the real Instigator of the Red Cross move' ment, Mrs. Harbison gave, in turn, a bit of the heroism nml nobility of such women as Molly Pitrhi, Lydia Darrah, Emily Geiger, Deborah Samson, Abigail Adams, Elizabeth Martin, Es titer Ileed, Mrs. David Wright. Re becca Motto, Mary Redmond, Mar tha Bratton, Elizabeth Zane, Nancy Van Alstlne, Mary Ann Gibhs, Mary Knight and Margaret Corbin. Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Mendelsohn have returned from an enjoyable trip to ban Francisco and Oak land where they spent the holt days. The annual Epiphany party of the members of St. Paul s church will be held tomorrow evening beginning with a dinner at 6:30. Reports of all church organiza tions will be given and the Epiphany cake will be cut by the wife of the senior warden, Mrs. F. G. Deckebach. In charge of the dinner are P. L. Williams and Mrs. C. C. Page the recipients of the ring and thimble in last years Epi phany cake. Mr . and Mrs. Ben Vlck enter tained as their guests on New Year's day Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gil bert and children, Mrs. John Jordan, Mies Hazel Gilbert and Ted, all of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Stan ton visited In Albany last week where they were the gueste of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McMahan Judge and Mrs. P. J. Kuntz, Miss Magdalene and Miss Irene Kuntz, were the guests last week of their son in law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schramm of Corvallis. Mr. Schramm's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Schramm of Salem, were also included in the group. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Thompson had as their house guests for several days of last week, W. S. walker and Charles Walker of Albany, brothers of Mrs. Thomp son. Among the out of town guests present at the family reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Snook during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Traver of Corvallis, and Paul Glenn Snook also of Corvallis. Mrs. Tra ver is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Snook. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks SparklingEyes Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ail ments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. You will enow them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a nor mal action, carrying oil the waste and ooisonous matter in one's system. II you have a pale face, callow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tonpue, head aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one 3f Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards' dive Tablets the suc cessful substitute for calomel now and then just to keep litem QU 15c and 30c 5, MM Koeal.a The hiitbday ajinlrsmry of Mm. Jow tiheMierd ru delight fully celebrated on S&tnrds.v are niug wheo a group cf her friends pleasantly ufnrtd. her. Tim evening was tpent at v hnn drej and Mrs. Sl-.epnitrd was pre sented with several lavJy glfta. A big birthday cake with a can dle for each year of her life wat also presented to Ibe henor guest. First prizes at cards were won by Lola SchnU and Charles Jac- quet. ConeoUttoP. wts awarded to Mrs. Shep'.irtrd and Mr. Schuli. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Shepbard, Mr. and Mm. W. D. AUbright, Mr. nml Mrs. Dan Col lins, Mr. and Mrs. George Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. Koy M:usball, Mrs. E. T. White, Mrs. Phillip Bouf- fleur, Lola Schulz. Charles Jac- quct and Delbcrl White. Mr. and Mrs Marchall Decker entertained a their houeo guests during the hoi Mayo Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Decker of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Decker and small daughter ot Portland. - An Interesting event of Friday evening was tho dinner at which John Hughes entertained ten ol his little friends celebrating hie eleventh birthday. Cbauncey Bishop of Pendleton spent the week end at the C. P Bishop home. Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Rebuian en tertained ao their guests on New Year's eve Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hath bun, Mr. and Mre. I. M. Dough ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. FitzgeraM and Mre. Royer of Eugene. The first business meeting ot the new year of the Salem Wo man's club will be held at the club house on Saturday. The meeting of the executive commit tee will be called by the presi dent, Mrs. C. K. Spauluin?. at two o'clock. The general meeting will open at two thirty. n Mrs. Stuart Parke entertained a group of her pupils at her home Friday afternoon. Christ. mu sic was played, sung and dlsau ed and games occupied the Inter est of the guests during tha re mainder of the afternoon. Miss Jo Wunderli, the guest of Mrs. W. E. Anderson during the holidays, returned to her home in Portland on Saturday. Mre. Frank M. Brown, Keith Brown and Mre. E. L. La'Jioureux were the New Year gueste of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Murphy of Port land. Honoring Miss Vadis Ricsland of Portland, her bouse guest, Miss Lorraine Fletcher enteriain?il with a merry party on Friday cvn ning. Novel games and etunta en tertained the group. Guests of M ies Fletcher were Miss Riesland, Miss Ellen Clem ens, Mips Katherine Judy, Miss Edna Davis, Miss Hulda Roth, Miss Violet Judy, Mi6S Wilm.i Da vis, Chester Liechty, Frederick Judy, Homer Davis, Clifton Clem ens, Francis Liechty, Wil'iam Dunigan, Silas Fletcher, Ernest Roth and Ellsworth Fletcher. Vocational classes in dressmak ing and millinery will be organ ized under the direction of Mrs. F. E. Barker in the vocational class rooms In McCornack build ing on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. There will be classes both in beginning and advanced dress making and millinery. Physicians warn nsalnst ncplcct Ing couslis and colds and tell of the serious lung complications that may result. Leading physicians now prescribe BALSAMKA for all bronelil.il affections. BALSA.MKA Is a pure vegctnblc preparation mnclc from a newly discovered plant. Dr. BcnJ. F. Crnblrec ,An ilerson. Mo., writes: "I ase It ex clusively for my practice and my family... It Is quick, sure and safe In Its aetlnn like nothing else." Toward the end of the influenza epidemic a government physician noticed that a tribe ot Indians in Nevada, by the use of oils from a native plant were Immune from the ravages of Influenza. He used these oils among his white patients and then In a hospital over-flow-ing with "death" cases. News of tho results swept the world an1 for some time it was not pos sible to supply the demand. BALSA.MKA has now been standardized and gives uniformly miraculous results in four ways: 1. It sooths the Infljgmcd membranes and relieves Irritation. 2. It In creases secretion of mucous and permits easy expectoration, I. It stimulates pores of the skin In throwing off body poisons and 4. It strikes at the cause, checking germ action Immediately. Do not confuse It with ordinary balsam cough syrups that ars only soothing syrups and do not go to the base of the trouble. Unlike other cough remedies BALSAMEA Is free from coal tar and other harmful narcotics. Pleasant to take and absolutely safe to give to children. Bs sure you get BAL-SA-ME-A with the picture of the Indian on ths package. Guaranteed to relieve any cough, no matter from what cause, or your money back. All druggists sell BALSAMEA. In Sa lem buy it from 1. C. Perry Drug store. adv. For CHRONIC COUGHS Club Keber, Phone S3 Court Will Install New Officers Tin annual Installation ot of fice ot iu Catholic Daughters of America will be held tomor row evening. Mre. E. Eckerlln. Sr., will be metalled as the new grand regent (or 1925. Mre. A. A. Mlckei, the retiring grand re gent, has served (or two years! Mrs. Albert O'Brien, the first grand regent ot Court Canltol City, No. 245, will act as the In stalling officer with the follow ing committee In charge of the literary program: Mrs. J. Na poleon Rocue, Mrs. Joe. Lebold, Airs, e. a. Thompson. Mrs. J Suing, Miss Rita Urentano. Mrs. A. Schneider and Mies Leah Su ing. Chairman of the refreshment committee is Mrs. P. M. Allev. who will be assisted bv the five other trustees of the local court. Airs. u. mngwald. Mrs. Martina O'Brien, Mrs. M. J. Pelzel, Mli Klizabetn Petzel and Mrs. P. D. McClain. Other officers to be installed tomorrow evening are vice grand regent, Mrs. Emory Thompson; prophetess, Mies Leah Suing; his torian, Mrs. A. A. Mickel; finan cial secretary, Mre. Joseph Le bold; treasurer, Mrs. Sydney Gentzkow; monitor, Mrs. Jose phine Suing; sentinel, Mrs. Cun ningham. Officers of Hal Hibbard auxil iary (or the coming year will be installed at the armory tonight wnen the auxiliary and the camp will hold a joint Installation. Dr. and Mre. Hyde of Hillsboro will be In charge of the installation services. 'Inventory'" of the assets and liabilities of the organization will betaken at the regular monthly business meeting ot the business and professional wo men's club at the chamber of commerce rooms on Wednesday, lteeervations lor the supper which will be served a'. 6:30 may be made by calling Miss Philpoti, 1142J, before Tuesday noon. The "inventory meeting" ha been planned by Miss Beryl Holt, chairman of the program commit tee. , . . After spending the Christmas holidays at her home In Salem Miss Catherine Barhyte returned CORETHROAT Gargle with warm salt water J then apply over throat V ICKS VapoRub Over 17 Million Jan Ud Yearly Extraordinary On Our Clearance of Waists and Blouses The values are extremely noticeable in these tub waists-and silk blouses. Practically all sizes from which to choose. Dimities, Voiles, Etc. 64c to $1.56 Standard Length UMBRELLAS All Greatly Reduced , . Hand carved bone, wood and amber handles in straight and crooked at ;yles. The coverings are all silk in colors of red. prrecn, navy, brown and black. $2.99 $4.47 $5.61 $7.32 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON News a teacher of physical education In Saturday to Ontario where she Is the high school. Miss Barhyte en tertained as her house guest Miss Mary Little, student of Oregon Agricultural college. Miss Little returned to Corvallis yesterday. ... An Important meeting of the War Mothers will be neld tomor row afternoon in the cham'jtr of commerce rooms. Mrs. George Gutekunst will b hostess on Wednesday to a meet ing of the Woman's home mis sionary society of the First Meth oil let church at ber home, 1253 Chemeketa street. Mrs. A. A. L'n derhlli will .have charge of the devotional and Mrs. Hattie Durk- beimer ot the lesson. Judge and Mrs O. P. Coshow returned on Friday from llose burg where they were the holi day guests of Mrs.- D. J. Stewart . Mre. Frank W. Spencer will entertain the members of the Thursday afternoon club at her home Thursday. Assistant host esses will be Mrs. Charles A. Park and Mrs. Robert J. Hendricks, . House guests at the William Fleming home during the holi days included Mr. and Mrs. Sher- rll A. Fleming and children, Eliz abeth and Blllie of Chehalis, Washington, and Miss Rutb Fleming of San Francisco. The Kensington club will have the first social meeting of the new year at the home ot Mrs. Frank Power Wednesday after noon. The Salem district of the Ore gon state music teachers' associa tion will meet tonight with Mrs. Elizabeth Levy at her home, 603 Court street. a a a Mrs. Etta Squire Secley of Port Blakely, Washington, is the house guest since Saturday of Mrs. William Sherwood. Mrs. Seeley formerly made her home In Sa lem. Clubs which wish to contrib ute to the entertainment of the quinquennial International con ference ot women to be held In Washington, D. C.. in May, should make their contributions soon according to Mrs. G. L. Buland president of the Portland Feder ation ot Women's organizations, who is serving as state treasure for the fund. Mre. Charles E. ''The Formula Is on the Label Vour doctor will tell you bt 'a good." IBEKtUllI CHEST OINTMENT A quick relief (or Chest Colds, Croup, Influenza, Pneumonia and Pleurisy Paine. Price 60c. For sale by all druggists. Broadcloth and Pongee $2.39 to $3.19 Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe Tunics and Ovcrblouses $3.99 to $9.99 ALL BLOUSES REDUCED ACCORDINGLY jVatch Tomorrow'! Ad for mora January Clearance Special Uuuyuu is chairman of lbs Ore got. clubwomen's shar In prepa- utlout for the quinquennial. The President's club has do nated 5 since the last meeting and teveral other clubs are on the list of contributors. Any or ganization or individual who con tributes $100 is made a voting member of this great conference of women, with delegates from 40 different lands. Seats will be re served for them, which may be transferred to different women, so several may be able to receive the inspiration ot this conference by attending different sessions. Money may be turned in at the January meeting of the federa tion or sent to the treasurer of the city federation, Mies Marie Snnimers, at the Multnomah ho tel. Recarding reservations for the quinquennial, Mre. Philip North Moore of St. Louis, Mo., president ol the National Council of wo men, which will be hostess to the international women's body, has written as follows to state chair men: "The beautiful new Wash ington auditorium is now com pleted, and wilt seat 2500 for business sessions, and If neces sary 6000 for night setifiions. As a result of this happy change, we now have pleasure in stating that reserved seats are definitely aasur ed and not only for delegates, state, district and local chairmen and their aide, national presi dents, foreign delegates, life pa trons of the national council, but aleo for the men and women who by payment of $50 become mem bers ot the national committee. Seats for these three classes of contributors will be awarded in this order: first preference, del egates, national presidents ami quinquennial chairmen; secon.I preference, lite patrons; third preference, national committee members. "Any individual or group or club may become a member of the national or state committee upon payment of the amount designat ed, and will have a eeat reserved by eo notifying the committee. "Will the United States, the richest and greatest country in the world' asks Mrs. Moore, "fail in its obligations to the in ternational council because our groups ot organized women will "CASCARETS" IOC IF DIZZY, To e 1 e a n your bowels without cramp lng or over- acting, ta k e - --- t - Vt.t:tii on jrftee sick h V ache, dlza -ls. S-j bilious S" "Ctscarets." h ead dizziness b i 1 1 0 u sness, gases, Indiges tion, miir un r sets tomach and alt such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and ca thartlo on earth for grown ups and children. 10c, JBo and SOc boxes any drug store. Adv. Prices not get the vision ot this great I international meeting, and ill I not make some email sacrifice in order that the national council may raise the (undo that Is nec csoary for this work." Oregon Ian. Mrs. Emma B. Wilkinson, dep uty supreme commander ot the Woman's Benefit association, re turned to Portland last week al ter an extended trip throughout the state ot Washington. In com pany with Dr. Annie Reynolds, assistant supreme medical exam iner ot the order. Mrs. Wilkinson has been establishing free nurs ing service throughout the etate. In connection with each local review of the order a visiting nurse Is now employed, whose eer vices are offered gratuitously to the members. Mrs. Wilkinson and Dr. Reynolds will start during the coming week to establish similar service in (Jrogon, serving ap proximately 50 reviews. Orcgon- ian. Of interest In Salem where she is well known is the announce ment ot the approaching mar riage of Miss Helen West, daugh ter of ex-Governor Oswald West On January 24, at the home, of her parents Mies West will be married to Ellery Wheeler Stone, Try the New Cuticura Shaving Stick Freely Lathering Medicinal and Emollient CORDS The dependable service re ceived from " Wear - wll " Cords proves to the thrifty motorist that "Wear-well" are al I the name implies note the low prices. 3(h3j:$9.70 30x3 Reg. Size 7.75 8.90 13.65 13.95 14.70 , 18.40 . 19.10 , 19.65 , 23.15 , 23.85 30x3 Overuse .... 31x4 Str. Side.... 32x4 Str. Sid.... 33x4 Str. Side.... 32x4Vt Str. Side.... 33x4Va Str. Side.... 34x43 Str. Side.... 33x5 Str. SMc.... 35x5 Str. Side.... I Trie an DIM TVteternGiant CORDS Extra service Is asiured with "Western Oiant" Cords. The blph, square, non-ikld tread and row of deep suction cups reduce the element of danger In wet weather driving. Extra Quality Extra Weiaht Extra Service A Sure Non skid Treed. 30x3 Bga$9.70 Bl.. Prlea 30x31, Giant OrenUa $11.40 J2x3ya Giaat Str. Side 13.85 31x4 Giant Str. Side 16.95 32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.60 33x4 Giaat Str. Sid 19.20 34x4 Giant Str. Sid 19.70 32x4g Giant Str. Sid 23.90 33x4'2 Giant Str. Side 24.85 34x4t Giant Str. Sid 25.35 35x5 Giant Str. Side 30.90 Ak tar rrleaa an OtkOT BUM - -- Asbestos Yarn Interwoven wttn a One Kfrand of copper wire. O C Per roll COG Shim Brass Package containing six plccee of various JIIA thlcknesKi 4UG Atk Oar Store Manager Anant "Western AV Radi "rofTanu i Salem "wn 4a Abb eon of Mrs. Prlgur I'arkemaa Stone of Oakland, Ca.llurniv The ceremony will lie simple. Mr,. Herbert Malirkey will attend Mlaa Weet r.d Edgar Stone will act aa but man for hie brother. Mr. and Mr,. G. E. Schunf man returned last nijtht from Portland where their have been visiting eince aboltly before CbrVl.xsa. Mre. Ch&rle Klnzer and Mrs Lewie Bechlel will entertain the members of the Jolly Bixteen club t the Beclitel home on Sta'e etreet on Wednesday evening. Eehel Itader Taken Belgrade, Jan 6. aiefan Ra- dlcu, leader of tlie Croatian peas- ante party wax arrested today in a secret room at tne nome ot Deputy Kochoutlca and taken to Zagreb priton. STOP ITCHING Si Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Keliet There is one safe, dcncndable treat ment that relieves itching torture and thatcleanscs and soothes the skin, ooon after the first application of Zemo you will find that irritations, Pimples, Black heads, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo is all that ia needed, for it ban ishes most skin eruptions, makes thc skin soft, smooth and healthy.. It is a non-fireasy, disappearing liquid that may be applied during the day. Trial bottle 3jc. large size $1.00. Zemo night 50c. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and I healing, Zjc All Druggists. Qv&b a half million fed bug If all the "Never-bum" Brake Lining sold through the "Western Auto" Stores last year was pieced together it would make a strip over 100 miles long 500,000 ft. The drivers of about 100,000 cars who believe in "Safety First" have made their cars safe with this de pendable lining. They appreciate the importance of good brakes brakes that will hold in a "pinch." "Never-burn" it made of extra long fiberad aibettoa and Inter woven) with a base of tough copper wire. Priced reasonably, at 25 to 75 conta a foot, according to width. "Never-bum" Ford Sell, $1.35. Fan Belts It la a good policy to carry an extra fan belt In the car at all tlmea tho "Cord" fan belts are endlestf aoado of several pllaa of strong fabric scienti fically treated, making them oil, heat and water proof. Satisfactory service guaran teed. Priced from 25c ..$1.90 according to make of car. Other makes for Fords 25c to 60c 4 a Radiator Hose A high-grade radiator bose with strung fabric, which will star.d heat and vibration; good quality live rubber, which will it deteriorate quickly, pric"-' footawTrom 70c to according to size. Cylinder Head Caskets Made of eopptr. aabeetoe nllcd Ot perfectly. 25c to $1.60 According to car. Gasket Cement Milken the fruiket r lKht and leak proof Z-Os. Botll. 20c 4-Oi. BottU 35c I-PL Can 70c Casket Paper Specially treated to realit heat. Per aheet, 25c to 75c according to size. Round Flanged Caskets Made of hlch-jrrade copper and asbestoa. Hound Raitkels 4a C f each, according CCliOC to ilie. Flanged Gaskets 7c ill Mora Than 100 Store All Over the Western Aiito Supply Co. Store, Court and High Streets PAGE THREE When You Feel a Cold Com incOn Take Laxative IBromi Quinin&4 fabfefs to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c The box bears this aignature TOOLS Ball Pein Hammers t, 12 and 16 us. weights. Each 45c, SOc, 55c Extra Quality Cheney Hammers l-os. to 20-oz. weights priced from 90c to $1.15 Drills, $2.20 to $4.80 Handy Tool Grinder Just as handy for household use aa for the CO st garago: 6-ln. wheolSwawv Bench Vises, $2.85 and $4.75 Socket Sets from 85c to $13.00 B. & S. Wrenches Very high quality steel, tem pered and full llnlshcd. Priced from 36c to $1.96 each, according to size. Screwdriver! 10c to 95c Punches 20c to 65c Wheel Pullers. . 65c to $4.75 Pliers priced. . .20c to $1.45 ona ofaers. 4 le oioux Anyone can Rrlnd valves with a "Little Hiaux" Just as eas ily and elnriently fl. nn e prt. Price, In- CO Ofl eluding four bits. . 47aa.U "Fleio" Valve Grinders. 5Sc "Brace" Type Grinders .. 65c "Favorite" Grinders. . .$2 IS "Bit Brace" Grinders. .. .35c K-D Valve Lifter Ford slie $'-30 Oilier cars $-'.50 Western Valve ORfn Grinding Compound.. ImtiBv Valve Liftera This ono enn bo adjusted with one hand ratchet holds It In position valve pin can be removed easily. A Tit Prlcod at HUl Sheet Cork 10c to 95c per sheet, according to size. West "Western Auto' Broadcasts a Radio Program Every Other Monday KNX Hollywood S Is 10 p. m. MA l.iZVk. w rut 3 1 "Lit a