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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1925)
Society and Club Women Leave For Marshfield Mre. C. K. Spaulilin and Mre. V. P. Farfjo, the out going and the incoming pruHldrntfl of the Salem Woman's club, Mrs. Sey mour Jnnea and Mrs. W. E. .Kirk, board members, and Mrs. Harry J. Wiedmcr, newly elected Hccre tary, loft yesterdiiy hi Mre. Spauldinff's motor tor Marshtteld to attei.d the twenty firth annual convention of the Oregon Feder ation of Women's clubs which opens there today. Mrs. U. K. Ohlins will represent the Etokta club. Mrs. V. E. Anderson, anoth er of the Salem Womnn'o club . delegates, left yewterday also. In addition to the official del egates of the affiliated clubs a numlie. of prominent club women are planning to attend a part or all of (he sessions. Mrs. W. H. Byrd will leave this evening to remain until Friday evening. Mre. J. A. Churchill who Is chairman of the department of applied ed ucation, wili also leave this eve ning, lira, Churchill's report will he given at; one nf tho Thursday setfsimifl. Mrs. Seymour Jones, n elate regrni of the Daughters of tho American Revolution, will re spond to a tribute to the work of tii daughters at the session to morrow. A number of the most prominent speakers of the elate have been Included on the pro gram. Several hundred clubwo men from all corners of the tnte have made reservations for the March field convention. The Co oh Bay club women have planned various forme of. entertainment for the pleasure of their giie.t. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moorcs are in Portland to attend the wed ding of their son, Hulph Dickin Bon Moorcs, to Miss Lucille Klrod which will take place tonight In the home of Miss Kt rod's parents. Mr. and Airs. J. O. Klrod, on Port land Heights. A number of other prominent Pnlem people will mo tor down this evening to atten.' the wedding. Mrs. Prince Byrd. and her two small dauirhters, Bi tty and Janei, lr' thin morning for Nenkowln to remain until early fall. Mrs. lion Byrd and little Xordon Byrd nf Portland, accompanied them and will bo with them for two week' Mrs. E. K. Fisher entertained as her hoiK-e gue.H over the week end Mis. Alta Bra urn mp of Port land. Mrs. Beaucamp (Alta Hoyt) formerly made her homo in Sn lem and has many friends here. Mr. and M rs. Karl Wood and d;niglitt'i (in in eve re, and M isn Edith Simpson spent the week end at Newport. The Willing Workers Sunday echoed r! as.-? of the First Christian church will meet at the home of the vice president. Mrs. I). B. Simpson at 21170 Mill street on Wdnr-sflny afternoon beginning at two o'clock. Mis.- Sylvia Woods has as her house pin. t for several days Miss Florence Ct-cn of Portland. Mies Woods and Miss Green spent Sat urday and Snntby in Corvallie at the ValMr Vnn(ts home. After sp'iidlng the week end at Itork.iway with her grandmother. Mis. H. H. Cook of Portland, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pruden, aim of Portland. Mi.s G'MH'vh've Junk returned home last night. Mr. and Mrs. Pruden and Mrs. Cook and Miss Junk ?;i;'! tho trip by motor through Silcm and on their re turn .-iin S ;Ie:i to Portland they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Don Byrd who li.ul spnit the week end with S:.!em relatives. mm ' Mr. and Mir. Kd Meycra left yesterday for their home in Pen dleton after visiting for several days with Mrs. Meyers' p ister. Mr. J. H. Brewer. Feel AH Out of Sorts? IS a constant, napging backache spoiling your summer 7 Do you get up lame and stiff feel tired all day long? Are you so nervous and worn-out you cannot rest or relax J Look, then, to your kidneys 1 You cannot be well un less your kidneys properly filter the blood. Slupgish kid neys allow poisons to accumulate and upset the whole system. When this happens you are apt to suffer nagging backache, sharp twinges of pain, lameness, soreness and stiffness, diay spells and annoying kidney Irregularities. Help your kidneys with a tested stimulant diuretic. Use Doan's Pills. Doan's are used and recommended fhe world over. Ask your neighbor I Here is Salem Proof: G. N. Ireland. 1092 Hroadway. savs: "My hack oflon arhra an It It would break. ' When I stooped, I had Pharp catrhrs The kidney secretions were urnnty and hlshly colored, contained a sediment and at times particles ot (travel. I nsed Doan's Pills for these at tacks and they relieved the pains and regulated my kidneys." Doan's Pills Snmuanf. Diuretic to the Kidneys 60c all detlm. FotterMifcam Ox, Mff. Oxmiiti, Buffalo, N. T. Edited by Rosalia Governor 1 2 w if f'C " f .' si v " '4 Governor Miriam A. Ferguson, of Texas, recwitly created her ;rand pon. Kinest Nalle, Jr., a full-fledged colonel on her staff. The "Little Colonel," whose honors abash him not one whit, is believed to ho the youngest ofiicer of bis rank in the world. Mrs. Flegel Honored At Bridge Tea Mrs. Earl Flegel of Honolulu, who has been spending eeveral months with Salem relatives and friends, was the Inspiration of one of the most attractive affairs of the entire season today when Mrs. Milton Meyers entertained in her honor at a luncheon at the tirey Belle, followed by an after noon of bridge in the Meyers home on Court street. A number of Mrs. Flegel's most intimate friends were bidden to the affair. Pink peonies, pink and salmon snapdragons and blue del phinium were arranged In art baskets about the Chinese room at the drey Belle. Flowers of the same variety wore used In pro fusion in the living rooms of the Meyers home. Captain Flegel will land In Ran Francisco tomorrow from Honolulu where he has been sta tioned and will arrive in Salem on Wednesday to join Mrs. Fleg.-l and their small win. A furlough of several months will be spent with relatives in Oregon. The Junior Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church will give an entertainment In the church tonight for the benefit of the missionary fund which will consist of two plays, "In the Air" and "Pyari's Rescue." Mrs. A. A. Lee Is In charge. The cast of characters for "Pyari's Rescue" Is as follows: 1 IKEEP YOUR SCALP Clean and Hsaithy Club News Keber. Phone 82 and Colonel j Ram Pershad. the husband, Phyl lis Oaks; Tara, oldest wife, Clirys talee Maxwell; Honia. second wife Muriel White; Kirubai. youngest wife, Carolyn Waterman; Chiman Lai, son of Sonia; Mona. daugh ter of Sonia. Jnnette Maxwell; Ratman, baby son of Kirubai; Pruditia Ramabai, learned man, Naomi Warner; Tun Rabat. Fran cese Burns; Miss Sahiba. mission ary. Esther Gardner; Soohoo, Ruth Swafford,- wrotl, maid eerv ant, Harriet Berkley; Pyari, child widow of six years, Phyllis Gard ner. An admission of ten and fifteen cents will be charged. Miss Fay Spaulding will sing between acts. The final meeting of the club year of the Salem music teachers association will be held ft) night at the Spa. Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Craig left this morning for Portland. They will attend the giaduation exer cises at the North Pacific Denial college at the Baptist church to night. Their son, Dolph Law rence, Is a member of the graJu nting class. ITCHINGS ISe yoor doctor. Vlcks, how aver, wilt allay the irritation. ICKS Vapo Rue Ow 17 Million Jan Und Ywarlr Graduation Gift Suggestions Hundreds and Hundreds of Suitable Gifts for Girls Special Desirable Qualities, Smart- Good Looking Styles MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW Coro Pearls New ones In boxes. The very latest styles. They are Indestructi ble. Double or single strand $1.95, $2.45,, $3.95 Other Gifts Are SJlk Hose Gloves Hand Hags uarettes Silk Underwear Corsets Handker shlofs Dressea Blouses Hats Bracelets. Your Mail Orders receive careful attention. We pay postago or eiprcas with in a radius of a hundred miles. Satisfaction Guaranteed on every purchase or your money cheerfully refunded. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. . OREGON Plans For "Mikado" Complete Rehearsals for "The Mikado" which will bo given in the high assembly hall Friday evening, have been continuing with en thusiasm during the past week. Indications assure that this year's production by the music department of the Salem high school will far surpass anything heretofore attempted. It will be recalled that "Pinafore" las sea son drew a crowded house and won the approval of an exacting audience. Costumes for the principals have been ordered from Seattle and these will arrive in time- for the dress rehearsal on Thursday evening of this week. The cos tuming for the chorus Is In the hands of Mies Genevieve Camp bell who Is engaged In looking after the wardrobes. Mra.i Elva Franklin has been placed In charge of the stage decorations. Under her guidance the scenes will bo typically Japanese In ef fect and wholly artistic. Miss Elizabeth Hogg will act as facul ty manager. She will have charge of the reserved 6eat sale which opens early in the week. Homer Richards, financial manager, is looking after the business part of the opera. The art department, under the direction of Miss Hnzel Paden Is contributing splendid offerings In posters and giving other valuable assistance In the advertising. Only one public performance of "The Mikado" will be givent June 5 at the high school assem bly ball. Popular young soloists who will be heard are, Helen Marcus, Esther Burch, Thelma Davis. Helen Pemberton, Arlie Anderson, Earle Riggs, Gerald Mero. Paul Lee and Ronald Crav en. Accompaniments will be pro vided by Truth Huston, piano. Margaret Raster and Peter Voelkl violins, Avis Hicks and Donald Poujade, flutes and Donald Hard castle, drums. Miss Lena Belle Tartar is directing the entire per formance, j Miss Mildred Coin left Satu--day for Pasadena to spend two weeks with her sinter, Mrs. J. O. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Krauso and mall son, Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schlosbcrg and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McDevitt, spent tho week end at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Kraufe visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Krauso at Toledo en route. Mrs. Irene St. Helens had as her" guest over tho week end Miss Minnie Culbertson of Long Beach, Washington. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.- J. A. Churchill over the week end wore Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Elton and lit tle Mi Jane Elton of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Weller of McMinnville, and Miss Marie Churchill of Portland. Callouses Oat rid of them this safe, awr way. Stopathepainat ODca.j Al dmf and jiw ttom DlScholfs "Zino-pads Era i on. mi trig in It fcttnc .lit Slip "CAN AND DO" M,F.M KTOIIB l'OHTI.ANn RII.K SHOP I AC Stale Si reel 381 Alder Direct Mra. P. J. Luinsun wan u churm init hiMicsa on Thursday of last yek when sho entertained. mem bers ot tho .Nhu-ioa club at' earths and tea. Special guests were Mre. Walter Smith, Mrs. Alice Coolldgc and .Mrs. Flora Holley. Oregon grape, roses and peonies were attractively arranged about the living rooms of the Lalnsou home. Klve hundred was the di version of the afternoon with Mi. F. E. Shnfor winning high score. During tho tea hour .Mrs. llollcy assisted tho hostess. Hub members In the group were .Mrs. C. E. Caahatt. Mrs. W. 1". Fowlc, Mrs. J. A. Bernard!, Mre. It. c. Kreisel, .Mrs. Elizabeth I.amb, Mrs. H. Clay Taylor, Mrs. W. J. Culver. Mrs. F. B. Shafcr, Mrs. Walter Iluchner, Mrs. G. W. l-aflnr and tho hostess, Mrs. I.aiu.on. lira. Shafcr will entertain Til 6 club ut their next meeting. t Tomorrow evening beirinnini: at eight o'clock Moore's music : house will furnish an entertain-1 ing program at the Highland1 school. A silver offering will lie1 taken nt the door for the purpoj.o' of defraying the expenses of 11 1 school picnic which will be he I I at the fair grounds on Fridav.l June 5, from 2:30 to S o'clock, j ... Mrs. A. C. Parr will be lioetc to a meeting of chapter G of the I. K. O. sisterhood at ber horn;; on Portland road on Thursday. A: : tills time Mrs. K. J. Huffman and I Mrs. F. W. Selee will give com-! nieic reports of tli0 6tate conven tion of the sisterhood held In Ore gon City last week. Mrs. Huffman and Mm. Seleo were official, chap ter G delegates. Mrs. John A. Carson will be hostess In her home tomorrow af ternoon to a meeting of tho Var Mothers. All members are asked to bring a war mother who has not yet affiliated with the local organization. ... Mr. and Mrs. Horold linger and small daughter, Vera Ilyrd, let: last night for their home in Clatskanie after spending Satur day and Sunday with Mr. Hagcr'6 mother, Mrs. Cordelia llager. L Will Ansver Letters from Women asking about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I.ititz.Pa. "I was very nervous and suffered for a long timo with pains in my bacK and side. 1 was employed in a fac tory and lor anour, three months 1 did no work at all. There were two women who told me about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table CouiH)und. I didn't believe what they told me at first, but at last I tried it It haa taken my pains away and my nervousness. J am to say that 1 am one of the 'M out of 100 that it has helped. I recommend it when I can, as I know it is good for women's troubles. I will answer any letter that any woman writes to me. I know tho Vegetable Compound haa helped mo and hope it will help others. " Mrs. Chaules K, SlIUE, R. F. D. 2, Lititz, Pa. 98 out of every 100 women who take this medicine for the ailments for which it is recommended aro bene fited by it They have said so in an swering a qucstionaire sent to them. For sale by druggists everywhere, Princess Lace Doilies and Scarfs They are tho finest kind possible to pro duce. Kinest quality ot pure Irish linen used. 65c, 69c, 98c, $1.25, $1.95 Other Gifts Are Umbrellas Cuff Links r million Flowers Darters Silk Scarfs Jewelry Fine Laces Silks Pettleoals flweafere flathlng r'' PROBE FEES Attorneys and chairmen of the wheat loan coi .mittee of Gilliam, Sherman and Morrow counties have been summoned by tho Btnt? board of control to meet in Salem next Thursday tor a conference relative to charges made by the attorneys for their work in those counties. They nra claiming fe? from $500 to $1000, which some members of t!e board, especially State Treasurer Kay. think are ex-.?:b-t:-nt. Mv, Ky lie v.tiiIs "ipiTcwirf Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treat ment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Soon after the iirst application oi Zemo you will iind that irritations, Pimples, Black Heads, Eczema, Blotches, King worm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo is all that is needed, for it ban ishes most skin eruptions, makes the 1 skin soft, smooth and healthy. It is a non-Rreasy, disappearing liquid that may be applied during the day Trial Dome Jbc, large size ol.uo. Zeino Ointment is recommended for use at night 50c. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c. All Druggists. Settling ms Motorics "Western Auto" stores arc located in nine western states. Each store carries fresh, clean, complete stocks- of dependable quality Tires, Auto Supplies and Camping Equipment. The prices are the same in all stores. Our buying power makes it possible to buy for less and we sell for less. Each store offers the same liberal guarantee of satisfaction. No matter where you bought your "Western Auto" supplies every "Western Auto" store is at your service. What a relief it is to know that if something doe go wrong there is someone in the "town ahead" interested enough to take care of you. Make "Western Auto" stores your headquarters when touring. Neva-Los! Gas Tank Caps "You Can't Lota It" A qnartor turn of the bar hnntlle lockn It UkM 11 la Just as aim pie to unlock it It in made of rait br-iBH, nickel plated. Kuch $1,36 Chime Whistle Thin explosive whlirtle give a oft cnimo note three din tiitct fioumlfi accurately tuned. Can be unrvl on nny tnnkp of car. Finished In nickel, $4.46 Automotive Whistle A warning flltma thnt utilizes the force of tlio explinS,i to produce n loud and conui oi ling sound $1. "Darsie" SpotlighU This douhlo-shell spotlight Is oonnlructed entirely of hra.ts rrfloctor ia heavily nickeled and blrrnly pollHlied It is wa ter proof and dust proof its fittings are nickel plated. The T)nrsie" la a high - quality lamp and exceptionally dura ble. Price I.50 Other Kpotllghta $2.25 to $13. - t "Dram" Head Lamps The "Inimrt head lamp ( Very popular for all makes of cars a d d s wonderfully to their appearance. Price with Ford bracket, per pair... 17,85 Other cam Bulb Chest Hold f bulbs S0e We A ore for your eotueniirr a complete Ur of automobilt lamp elb. -More Than Have You Your Prosperity Sticker?, Salem 009 Oil full Infoiuiatim before the claims aro approved. Of the $1,200,000 made avail able by the state legislature to loan farmer:, or purposes of re ceding their land In frozen out areas, om than half that amount Iirh bean loaned. Developed at World's Foremost Scientific Industrial Research Institute. Will not tain. Pleasant odor. Harmless to humans and animals. YourOtocet or Druggist JOURNAL WAN1 ADS PAY This Veek't Specials "Carry-All" Luggage Carrier E?vey car owner should tnke ad nntngo of this red u rod price on InrTg-Hge carrion). This Is the time of the year when one looks forward to camping and tour ing trips. The "Carry-All," made y-Aii, made $1.67 or steel, strons: and dependable, folds up compactly. ThU week's special - S Perfect-Test Ilyclromclers Making your own accurate test of your battery will save you many dollars. This hydrometer has a float with a clear 49c scale that in easily re-ad Rcrulnr prirc 7tc. 'J'hjs week's Special only . , "Nobby" Cap and Motomcter Noto the monogram on the front of this rap it gives your car Individuality It la beautiful and distinctive. Once Installnd, It cannot be removed. Irioe, each (any make car), cap only $5.75 Genuine Boyce Moto meter An accurate signal that Im mediately warns you when the motor Is over-heated. Tour choice of models, from the -Mi.lpft" t $20 to the 'TJe lAixe ' at $12.7$ Radiator Ornament "Drefls up" the car. Tour choice of ornaments, Includ ing motor wing, 10-Inch size 70c, 14-Inch size Oficj Hpeed Nymph 95c, $1.10, $25 and $4.30, according to sire. Ilath. Ing diri. each $2.50. Choice of lodge emblems from $1.10 to $1.85 each. HELP PREVENT FOREST FIRES J2B Stores All Over the 'HI W I tm 't'iirlit i i KILLS 4 ?UES, MOTHS yx mosquitoes jj; IMACHES.FLfcAS !! , LfeailL'GS.ANIS .5 ! sii (W) western Ami Supply Co. Store, Court and IliRh Streets PAJE thrke Thought hi ca6e was hopeless Resinol cleared away pimples in a week Lexington, Mass., March 6: I had been suffering from shaving, pimples on my neck for years and, I believe, had tried everything un der the sun for them without avail. Ono day on a friend's ad vice, I purchased some of your liesinol Ointment and wis astonished at the quick results. After a week s consianc use, the pimples disappeared com pletely, leaving the skin clear and fresh. I had thought my case was hopeless, so you can readily see why I was overjoyed at this curel You can bo sure that henceforth you have one more loyal booster for your product." (Signed) Fred J. Fox, 8 Bloomfield St. L. T Dick and L. M. Hum CIll MIS h Si KPICIMi CO. 420 and 420 State St. Una wonder I ul Chinese reme dli's which .III cure any liumiin tiihiiriit tiu'hidlnit ldciH'he. Iincl. i ' c, stomach. kidney t rnn hie, male and female If III consult us at once. Delay Is (liiiicrnim. Es'nhlishvd 18 rears in an orectic i'lmue 2H3 Cooper Cut-Out "Here in something for the car" that will give your motor lots of pep. With the muf fler cut-out, tho discharged gas patinas outward at an-oasy angle. Priced, completo with pcdaJ. (2.76 to $5.10, according to size and car. Cut-out levers. 50c, 75c and $1.15. Cigar Lighter The "Handy" clrar lighter en ables tho driver to keep one hand on the whrol when light ing smokes, Morely draw the lighter forward und a light Is lmmcd lately available. Our price, each $i-90 The "Smithkit" An Individual place for clga rettes, match t-s and nahs. Tho nnh receptacle la easily dtttachiMl Tor cleaning. The "8mithkil'' f aniens on the dashboard, whore It Is always ready. Price $2.15 'Princeton' Aih Recsivef Combined with match bnx bolder and cigar ret. Priced at $1.20 "De Luxe Ash Receiver Each $1J5 Including Match Box ... .$3.16 f Pyrene for tafmty't tahm Onn should be carried In every ear H nut out flren that wa ter would cause to .proad. llarmleia to clothes and ma chinery. Irlce for hruop An nul (Including bracketii) !M West Have You Your Prosperity Sticker? N -m Hi
