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PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON ftlDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 Society (Oontlnued from Pae PIm.I Mr. W. M. Hugbea, Mm. P. J. Kuntg, Mr. G. W. Laflar, Mrs. C. B. McCullougU, Mrs. William McGilchrist, Sr., Mrs. C. K. Lo gan. Mra. B. J. Mile, Mrs. W. W. Moore. Mra. A. C. Parr, Mrs. O. B. Price. Mr F. W. Selw, Mrs. W. M. Smith and Mra. A. T. Wool pert. Mr. Charles Bates, Mra. O. C. Pelltnejer, Mrs. Herbert Stiff, Mrs. Linn Smith. Mrs. Will Ham ilton and Mm. Klliott A. Colony motoro.d to Silverton this after noon to be guests at a bridge tea at which Mra. Robert Duncan and Mrs. Alfred Adama are enter taining in the Duncan home. Both Mrs. Duncan and Mra. Adams have many friends In Sa lem as they formerly made their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop are spending several daya In Portland as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bldhop. The Salem War Mothers will sponsor a silver tea In the R. J. Hendricks home on Tuesday after noon. All War Mothers ar asked to bring a war mother who la not a member ot the organization to the tea. Mrs. Earl Pearey and small eon, Atlee, are the guests In Se attle this week of Mrs. Pearcy's eister. Mrs. Krnetit Shi 1 ton. Tbey motored up with Mr. Shilton early In the week. Mrs. Frances Cornell Is spend ing the week In Pendleton. , i Mrs. EdRar M. Rowland enter tertained the auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a charming tea in her home on Wednesday afternoon. Afwtotlng were Mrs. Adelaide Remington and Mm. V. Kjrkland. The guesta were Mra. Mary Woelke, Mrs. Helen Sim. Mra. Madeline Roas. Mrs. V. Kirkland, Mrs. Helpn Olson, Mrs. Floy Meidt, Mrs. Susie Feller. Mrs. Martha Conley, Mra. Adelaide Remington. Mrs, Myrtle A b rams, Mra. Bell Hawley, Mrs. Natalie Panek, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Mra. F. Chitty. Mrs. Reevea. Mrs. H. Carver, Mrs. E. Cameron nd Mrs. A. Hanible. Mra. Rowland la president of the auxiliary. Mrs. Frank Davis, national field secretary of the woman's home missionary societies of the Methodist church, gave an ex tremely interesting outline of the national organization's work In the negro, Indian and mountain white field, before the Salem soci ety in a meeting at the Alpha Phi Alpha liouae on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harriet Rurk beimer was hostess. At this meeting Mra. Davis told of the building drive which will bo put on by the Oregon confer ence next year to raise $40,000 to match with the $60,000 that the national organisation will give to erect a settlement center In Portland. Mrs. Duvls told of the great need of euch a center In Port Inn 4 and presented several Ideas which will he worked out to secure this end. During the tea hour Mra. Durk holmer served dainty refresh ments. . Mr. and Mra. Milton Meyers re turned tast night from a two and, a half months' trip to Honolulu. Returning with them was Mra. Karl C. Flegel (Barbara Steiner) find her small son, Karl l'oulaen. Immediately after the army and navy maneuvers in April Captain All Fat People Should Know This Fat people owe a dobt of grat itude to the discoverer of the now famous filiirmola Prescription. And they ought to be still more grateful because this effective obesity remedy ts now prepared In tablet form. Marmola Prescrip tion Tablets cn be obtained at all drug stores the world ovor at the reasonable price of one dollar for a box. Or you can nccuro them di rect by sending the price to the Marmola Co., General Motors lililg.. Detroit. Mich. This now leaves no excuse for dieting or vi olent exercise for th reduction of the overfnt body to normnl. Adv. D Will Teach Armenians to Farm A- . ' - ; i' ' - ' J 3 Mra. Samnal Newman, ot Seattle, Wash,, has been named as offi cial Inspector of Agricultural Education In Russian Armenia. She Is ssoclate director of the Near East Relief's Agricultural Institute at Decal-Ogbll, Armenia, where farmlug Is being taught to 1,200 Armenian boys and girls. Flegel will come to Salem to Join Mrs. Kiegel and his son and they will remain here until the first of September. During their stay In Honolulu Mr. and Mrs. Meyers were house guesta of the Flegels at Schotield barracks. Numerous side trips to the various volcanoes both on the ieland of Hawaii and smaller islands were enjoyed by Mr. and Mra. Meyers. Several weeks ago they met Mr. and Mrs. George Waters of Salem, In Honolulu. Mra. G. H. Taylor and small daughter, Barbara Jean. who were the house guests for several days ot last week of Mrs. Taylor') mother. Mra. T. W. Davies, left on Sunday for their home in Long View, Washington. Chemeketa chapter. Daughters ot the American Revolution will be the guesta tomorrow of Mrs. Ifarwood Hall at her home in Chemawa. The business meeting will open at two o'clock. In addition to the new clatwes in millinery and drewmiaking which will open next week under the supervision ot the vocational education directors in Salem Miss Bees Chappell, leader, has an nounced that a clatts wilt also be organised to take up the study ot interior decorating. The study ot the clam will fol low definite courses. Under the general principles of the correct thing in Interior decorating will ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS PORTLAND AND SEAT TLX OFFICES THE unparalleled success of the Dr. Chas. J. Dean nonsurgical method of treating Piles nd other rectal and colon ailments has built an organtU' tlon of highly trtlned specialists to care for the patients who come from all parts of the West. 1 he skill of these special lit Is proved by the unqualified GUARANTEE that each Pile tutferer U cured or his fee REFUNDED no matter how long standing or how severe hia caso may be. Send for my FREE book. wk cum 1 DEAN. M.D. Inr PUHILANU (JtfJLL MWIlt urnni STHMD' MAIN MH AND PINt be studied Hue, design and color and their application to each room in the house. Under handi craft work, lampshades, poly chrome accessories euch as book ends and candle sticks, and the correct thins in hanging! and pillows will be taken up In turn. The first clans In decorating will b organized Monday after noon. Mrs. John II. Carson and Mrs. Kenneth Cockerline entertained Gamma I'hl Beta alumnae at a charming one o'clock luncheon in tho Carson home on Wednesday. Blue candles were combined with grape, hyacinths and daffo dils on the luncheon table with covers laid for Mrs. Hugh Mc Camoion, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. Orris Fry, Mrs. Mol lis Huntington. Mrs. Kenneth Cockorline and Mrs. John H. Carson. One of the most delightful din ners of the week was given Tues day evening when Mr. and Mra. I'aul Hendricks were hosts at an eight cover dinner In their home. r THREE DAYS' ER SI Chronic coughs and persistent cold' ead to serious lune trouble. Yon car jetop them now with Creoroulaion, ar emulsified creosote that is pleasant tc lake, Lreomulsion is a new medica discovery with twofold action; it soothef and heals the inflamed membranes ant (kills the Kerm. VI all known antes, creosote is rec ognized by the medical fraternitr as the ipreatest healing agency for the treat tment ol chronic couehs and colds an pother forms of throat and lung roubles Hreomuision contains, in addition b creosote, other healinv elements wind sootne and ueaj the in Homed mem hrancs and stop the irritation and in Ham mat ion, while the creosote coes or. to the stomach, is absorbed into thr blood, attacks the scat of the-trouble and destroys the germs that lead tc consumption. Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of clironic couch and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhs, oronchitis and other forms of throe wd lung diseases, and is excellent foi mild inn up the system after colds o. he flu. Money refunded if any coucl r cold, no matter of bow long stand mg, is not relieved after taking accord ng to directions. Ask your druggist TcomuUion Co., Atlanta. Ca. (Adr.) Their guesU Included Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Irwin, Mr. And Mra. Donald Young, and Mr. and Mrs John H. Caraon. Yelow icandes were used with the yelow daffo dils gracing the center ot ths din ing table. e e Ths Brooks community club was entertained recently at the home of Mrs, Clyde Harris. The afternoon wad peut In piecing quilt blocks. During the tea hour the hneteaa was assisted by Mrs. Fred Datchelor, Mrs. A. E. Har ris and Mrs. Sig Harris. Special guesta were Mra. Royal Allen, Mrs. I. D. Dennett, Mrs. A. M. Royntoo, Mtes Helen Boyn- ton, Mrs. Georgie Matthls, Mrs. L. F. Falst, Mra. Frank Hturgis, Mrs. S. v. Ramp of Independence and Mm. Sarah Irvine ot Independence. Among the club members In the group were Mies Ellen Hack ett, Mra. Catherine Blanton, Mrs. C. A. Sturgls, Mies Connie Wheel er, Mra. J. C. Beckner, Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. B. F. Ramp, Mrs. Geo. Kenell, Mra. Walter L. Ful ler, Mrs. Alvla L. Wample, Mrs. J. J. Leather, Mra. W. H. Gitwon, Mra. J. M. Ward. Mra. S. A. Har ris, Mra. O. A. Betlegne, Mrs. O. F. Carpenter, Mra. Louise J. Vlb- bert, Mra. F. X. Moiean. Mrs. Geo. Ramp, Mra. Arthur Mad- sen, Mrs. Ralph Sturgls, Mies Eth el Harris, Mies Thelma Blanton, Mra. Fred Batchelor, Mra. Roland Jones, Mra. Bailey, Mrs. Sarah Jones. Mra. W. Howard Ramp and hostess, Mra. Clyde Harris. .... , The American Association of University Women have announc ed the showing ot the fourth pro duction in their 'better film campaign. As the result of their efforts to secure a better quality of film three of the American Chroniclea, the Yale university film aeries, hare been shown at local theaters during the past three months. Their latest suc cess Is the scheduled showing of Abraham Lincoln" at the Ore gon beginning March 12, and for the two days following. 'Abraham Lincoln ' was more than two years in the making. BUILDING A TOOTH Good teeth are built out of vital foods. Building a tooth is not the simple pro cess it seems. Nature regards it so important that she takes a long time to perfect one. Scott's Emulsion supplies elements needful to aid normal growth and con struct sound bones and strong teeth. A food-tonic of rare value, Scott's Emulsion gives the best results when taken regularly after meals. Try it. Scott & nnrne. Bloomneld. H. I. and at tines as many as I50t peo ple appear in th. eaat. It deal, with th lite of Lincoln (ram hl birth, through hla boyhood, the presidency ana th trl( ot the Civil War, depict th surrender of Le. ana ehow Ills In Waxh Ington alter ths war and finally hi aaaaaalnatloB. Ths production has been hailed as an artistic and dramatic sen aatlon br the national preea and ia generally conceded to be one of th. most important picture ever brought to th screen. George Billings, considered to be a perfect likeness to the fam ous national hero, plays the title role, and Ruth Clifford I seen aa Anne Rutledge. Nell Craig Is Mra. Lincoln. These are the prin cipal figures In th. remarkably tin cast. "Abraham Lincoln" wa directed by Phil Rosen. Frances Marlon wrote the scena rio and supervised ths editing. The picture was produced by Al and Ray Rockett. Bronchitis Leaves a bad cough. 80 does "do" and la grippe. But thee lingering coughs yield easily to ths healing and curative qualities of CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every user la a friend FRESH FROM OTJB OVEN 10 Y0UB TABLE come our brown, crisp, light, pure loaves ot bread, for ths nourish ment and health ot every member ot your family. Slices ot pure delight you can call this bread. Toasted and buttered. It Is a treat tor all. Order this good bread today and see the big difference. ''Always a Mt better" Peerless Bakery LUNCH AND PASTRY 170 N floml St Phone 308 The Very Choicest Salem Public Market The Most Convenient Place to Trade Corner State and Cora'l Sts. Phone 205 It will pay you to trade here. Look over these prices. Trade with us and you will surely reduce your cost of living SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY GROCERY DEPARTMENT Snow Fall Hardwhcat Flour, 49 lb. sack $2.35 Sugar, 11 lbs. for 95c Brooms, regular 95c for 59c One to a customer. Bull's Kye Tomatoes, No. 2Vt. 2 cans 25c Hill's Bros. Coffee, in bulk, "per lb. 48c Cenuine Peabcrry Coffee, in bulk, per lb 45c Blended Coffee, in bulk, per lb 40c Cream Cheese, 2 lbs 49c Domestic Sardines, per can . 5c Navy Beans, 3 lbs 25c Swift's White Launldy Soap, 14 bars for 49c Elbo Macaroni, 6 lbs 29c Sweet Peas, No. 2V4 cns, 2 for 25c Sugar Corn, No. 2' can, 2 cans for 25c Holland Herring, per keg $1.55 MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef to Boil, lb Tot Roast, lb Chuck Koast, lb. Round Steak, lb T-Bonc Steak, lb. . Sirloin Steak, lb Pork Roast, lb , Pork Steak, lb Pork Chops, lb. Leg of Pork, lb. Pure Pork Sausage, lb. ... Hamburger, lb. . Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured, Heavy Bacon Backs, lb. Armour's Pure Lard, lb. Bring Your Container Orders $5 and over delivered .8c ,12c 11c 17c .15c 15c 18c 20c .25c .25c 20c ... 12V,c lb...28c 25c 20e free. PORK From Young Grain Fed Pigs VEAL Prime Milk Fed Calves POULTRY Fancy Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red Chickens B3 FISH The freshest the market affords. See what we have to offer PRICES Our prices are always the lowest. Especially noticeable when the quality is considered midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE HELP FOR NERVOUS WOtHEH It ha often been said that only a woman can understand what nerrous women endure. Most case ot nervousness, sleepless ness, mental depression, head acres, backache, freting and wor rying bar their origin In some feminine aliment that will readi ly yield to Lydla E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound. It Is a sim ple remedy made from roots and herbs, which for over forty years has been restoring women of Am erica to health and strength. Merit alons could hare stood such a teat. Adr. ESTABLISHED 1868 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. IT IS EASY TO SHOP AT PIGGLY WIGGLY. Just walk down the aisles and you will find everything there. There won't be anyone to bother you or to persuade you to buy something you don't want. Its easy to find the goods and brands you want, as they are always in the same place on the shelves; it's easy to tell the prices from the swinging price tags. Take your time, help yourself, and when you have finished you are at the checking counter and the man will wrap your packages and make the change for you. ALL WEEK PRICES FLOUR Crown Best Patent 49 ib. bag $2.59 Cherro Hardwheat, 49 lb. bag $2.50 SYRUPS Liberty Bell, gallon . $1.57 12 gallon .. 87c Quarts 57c Log Cabin, large $1.08 Medium 57c Small . 29c Snyder's CATSUP Pint Bottle 21c Fancy Creamery BUTTER Per lb. 4i)c HEAD RICE 5 lbs. 48c Thompson Seedless RAISINS 2 lbs. 19c CHEESE Armours Veribest Per lb .28c SOAPS Palmolive, 4 bars .25c P. & G. Naptha, 6 bars .25c Fancy Florida GRAPEFRUIT Each 6 and 10c COFFEE M. J. B., 1 lb 57c Hills Bros., 1 lb 57c Hills Bros., Blue Can, 1 lb 49c Maxwell House, 1 lb. ..55c Golden West, 1 lb 57c We also have a nice line of bulk Coffees at popular; prices. Fancy Blue Rose WHEAT MEATS Spaghetti, Egg Noodles, Macaroni, 3 pkgs 23c (Highest Cash Price Paid For Eggs) Phone 14 456 State St CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR EVERY OCCASION JUNE JANUARY JULY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL SATURDAY SPECIALS Mocha Cake 20c Nut Cake 20c Butter Horns 6 for 25c Bread ; Twin Loaves 15c We serve Lunches all day. Ton will enjoy Oar Coffee. AUGUST IS! SEPTEMBER OCTOBER I MAY NOVEMBER DECEMBER lllll
