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CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11. 1916.
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There is a Real Difference
Cream of tartar, derived from grapes,
Is used in Royal Baking Powder because
It Is the best and most healthful Ingredient
known for the purpose.
Phosphate and alum, which are de
rived from mineral sources, are used in
some baking powders, Instead of cream of
tartar, because they are cheaper.
If you have been induced to use baking
powders made from alum or phosphate,
use Royal Baking Powder instead. You
will be pleased vlih the result9 and the
difference in the quality of the food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
$OC IET Y
By ALINE TIIOMrSON
Mh. A-u .whs. w 11-mam u. .Much regret was felt over the lo-
er, Mrs. K. K. Waters. Tho KniKliloita """i lUMinolt. left .Mo.i
who arrived thin afternoon, mmo t.) (,ll' Hlglit to join Mr. I.udden in
Halrm to be tho honor guest nt tho (,nts lass. Oregon, where they will
tinnier ior which m Kollin l. rn
will lo hosts tonight
The Rf t'.ti r which In In celebration
of (ho wnliliiiK anniversaries of lioth
the Knighton aud the hunts will be
juoit informal.
Nina Mnliel Withyrombe him gone
im rortlmid for a few ilnv visit n ml
is tho home guest of Dr. mid At i n.
Krank H. Klstner, Minn Withyrnniho
went to Port lumt to attend the Ineii
Jliltiollmul lloinnevain baii(net Inst
night at the Hotel Mulinoiiiah.
Mr. and Mr. Hubert K. MeKean (Ha
aelle Krunn), who have been the guests
of Mr. MrKenn'i family for n few
days, returned to their homo in Ku
grue Tuesday niKht.
Mm. M. II. Perkins and aon, Richard,
nf i'ortland, who have been tho house
guests of Mm. Perkins' sister, Mr.
V Melvin l'limpton, left Monday for
Wert Lake, Oregon, to viait Mr. l'e.
kin parent, Mr, and Mrs. II. (I. I'nmli
bell.
Complimentary to Mra. A1 floJfrey,
who with Mr. 11-oUfrey and ehildron,
will leave Thursday to make their
home in Marshfiold, the 1". K. (). Sis
terhood eiiterluined with a delightful
Kensington at the home of Mra. Ma
tilda (iraut on Monday aftornoou.
The rooma were attractively decked
with yellow garden flower, marigolds
aad nasturtiums being effectively nr
mafed in bowls and vase. Kitshteen
Mealera gathered to bid good-bye to
Mra. (lodfrey, and .presented her with
a pretty silver Kon with an insigitiK
f the club and Salem.
Attainting iu the nerving were Miss
taura Grant, Mra. Gordon Mellilchrist
and Misa Alire llolliater.
make tlieir home.
Mra. I.inlilen a mother, Mrs. 11. II.
Kngiin, who arrived early Inst week for
n tew dnya visit prior to her diiugli
ter a departure, has returned to her
home in .Newport, Oregon.
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Miss (5inee Pinriir. who has been the
guest of Miss Muriel Sleeve lor n few
dnya .returned Monday to her home in
t'orviillis.
Mr. and Mrs. K. X. dilliugluiui who
have been visiting in Kugciio for sev
eral dnya, have returned to their home
in thin eitv.
At the home of Mrs. Cluvd 1. Haueh
on Kir street, the premier ltu'otiiiir t
the season of the Westminster guild
was held on Mondav night.
Misa Klorn (.'aso, the president, with
a verv Into map ot South Auieriea tun.
Mexii'O, gnvo mi Interesting talk or.
the geography, resourees, climatic on
ditioua ami early history of these couu
tries.
Miss Mirpiih llhiir nlso gave a talk,
her subjects being the origin, religion
and education of these people,
Two new members joined the guild
nl the opening gathering and were Mrs.
lorin I'ewtherer and Miss Clara Al
bert. l.ater the meeting was rounded
out by a social time and refreshment.
HERE FOR FOUR DAYS
Noted Divine From East and
One From Japan to
Take Part
Biiptists of Salem are planning to
have a rousing tirueuioxt week when
tho Oregon Baptist state convention
eunvenes iu this city for a four day bob
sion. Kov. Ueorge i Holt, 1). 1)., pas
tor of tho Sulciu church, ia making ev
ery effort to bring a lnrgo number of
delegates here so thut thia year's con
vention will be a high water ninrk. He
ia assiated iu this work by the locul
committee oil arrangements, which con
sists of Albert Copley, L K. Urcgg, JUra.
F. 11. Kensouer, Mrs, Sum Vail Bud Mrs.
i M nbel Buirgy.
There will bo a special uroinernooa
I nmpiet on Wednesday evening, Octo
ber JH, ut o:JU o'ciock, to wnicn an
Baptists whether uiembera of brother
hooda or not are invited. This banquet
will be served by tho Indies of the l'rcs
byterinu church.
At the same hour tho Baptist women
will hold their annual banquet. This
will be served by the Congregational
women.
The church traveling the largest
number of miles through its delegates or
visitors will bo awarded a state con
vention pennant. It ia expected thnt
over -00 visitors will be in Salem to at
tend the convention. At tho end of
the week, Saturday, October 21, the an
nual meeting of "tho Oregon Baptist
Young l'eople's Vnion will be held. This
meeting extends over until Sunday ev
ening. rromineut speakers from the enst are
expected to attend, Among them are
Hev. S. U. Neil, 1). D., of Philadelphia,
who gives three addresses, and James H.
Franklin, U. 1., foreign secretary of
the American Baptist Foreign Mission
ary society. Dr. FTniiklin is returning
from Japan, nnd his address is expect
ed to be a iiotuble contribution to the
program. Rev. Neil speaks on Thursdiiy
evening on the subject "The Northern
Baptist Convention," on Friday after
noon lie gives the consecration sermon,
and Sunday evening he addresses the
members of the Young l'eople's Vnion.
Tho following is tho program for
Monday :
Ministers' Conference.
Monday Afternoon, 1:30 o'clock.
lieneral theine,'The Church and Ev
ery dny Kvangeliam-"
"(.Devotional service and papers 20
minutes each. Discussiou at close of pa
pers upon the theme.)
Devotional service, Rev. V. T. Tap
scott. Dallas.
"Rural Kvangelism," Rev. A. J.
Ware, Oregon City.
'Kvangelism in the Smaller Town,"
Rev. E. A- Smith, llillsboro.
"Kvangelism in the Large City,"
Hev. C. F. Mieir, Highland, I'ortlund.
Monday Evening, 7:30 o'clock.
Devotioual service. Rev. W. T. Tar
aeott.
Inspirational address, Rev. W. H.
Katon.
Mrs. S. Smith has relumed to her
home iu Minion, after a stay of a few
weeks here as the guest of rolntivs.
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Miss Albiua Tage of Portland, is
the house guest of her brother and
sister iu law, Mr. and Mis. Rollin K.
Page.
Friday afternoon at
Woman's Alliance (of
2 o'clock tlin
the Vnitnria'i
Preparedness !
Are, you ready tor Winter? Is your system clear of
catarrh? H av Summer colda Mt yoa entirely? Have you
overcome all effects of Summer foods?
If you haven't, restore your body to full vigor with the)
old standby
PERUNA
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WW -vV C .i.'-l-sat'
It's the toulc that clean away tho congestion, purifies the
blood and invigorate your whole system.
Parana, in tablet form, is handy to
carry with you. It give you a chance to
check a cold when it starts.
MaaaUa Tables are the ideal laxative.
They form no habit and have nounpleas
antvttecu. Yourdruggistcansupplyyou
Tfca Parana Cvmpanyt Cotuabw, Ohio
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS. QUIT IfATijj
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Flush the Kidneys at Once
When Back Hurts or Blad
der Bothers Meat
forms Uric Acid
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can mako a uiistiiko by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
a well-known authority. Meat forms
urie acid which clogs the kidney pores
so they sluggishly filtor or strain only
part of the waste and poisons from
the blood, then you get aicK. Xearly
all rheumatism, headaches, tivk-r trou
ble, nervousness, constipation, dizzi
ness, sleeplessness, "bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or if
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of I
sediment, irrepulnr of passu go or at
tended by a sensation of scalding, get!
about four ounces of Jnd Salts from!
any reliable pharmacy and take a I
tnblespoonful in a glass of water be- j
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will theu act fine. This I
famous salts is made from the acid of i
grapes aud lemon juice, combined with i
lithia and has been used or generations I
to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity, also to neutralize the:
acids iu urine so it no longer causes j
irritation, thus ending bladder dis-!
orders. j
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can-'
not injure; makes a delightul effer-; JJ
vescent lithia-water drink which all n
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regular meal carers snouiu iaao uon
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
SALE AT PERRY'S DRUG STORE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
October 12, 13, 14
Here Are a Few Items on Sale:
50c Rexall Cherry Cough Syrup 2 for 51c
25c Rexall White Pine and Tar 2 for 26c
50c Rexall White Pine and Tar 2 for 51c
25c Witch Hazel Salve L 2 for 26c
25c Arnica Salve 1 '. . 2 for 26c
25c Carbolic Salve , '. L 2 far 26c
25c Aromatic Cascara '. . 2 for 26c
25c Cathartic PiUs i L 2 for 26c
25c Little Liver Pills !. . 2 for 26c
25c Ear Ache Remedy f. . 2 for 26c
50c Eczema Ointment V 2 for 51c
50c Catarrh Spray Liquid 2 for 51c
25c Grippe Pills ,.'..2 for 26c
25c Headache Tablets . 2 for 26c
25c Rat and Roach Paste L . 2 for 26c
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in ims ureal une ienr oaie
Court House News
Clifford L. Rruuk aud Kstlier P. T.u-
eas, both of Salem, have taken out a
marriage lieeuse at the office of tnc
county clerk.
James Berridge. who was convicted
last week of the larceny of a hack
fYoiu J. L. Bruseh, living near ttervais,
was sentenced by Judge Kelly this
morning to 60 days iu the county jail.
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Mailing Clerk O. A. N'ye, who was
the victim of a collision Monday in
which he and a bicycle and a motor
truck were concerned!, Is progressing
rapidly towards recovery from his in
juries.
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
J, V. Cox, 334 N. Winter street.
The Lcval Woman's class of tht
First Christian church, will meet in
the church parlors on Thursday after
noon. A brief business sessiou will
nreeed the social hour.
An interesting programme has been
arranged for the afternoon and will
include a talk by Miss Clara Ahl;ren.
of the State Industrial School for
tlirls; a short address on the physical
development of children by lr. Hodgers
and music.
All women of the citiy are cordially
iuvited to attend.
Miss Knpenia Mclnturff entertained iunty Jndpe Bushey has issued an
.-" . . . ...,..,..,.. Tn..- order extending the time for the ap
with an intonnal dinner jvarty on Tues- J
lav evening, in iu'wwi v.
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Assistant State Knglneer Percy Cop
per left yesterday for El Faso, Texas,
to attend the International Irrigation
congress. He will read a paper before
Pill jrtmr home atmosphere with exquisite lasting fragrance
ED. pinaud:s lilac .
The great French perfume, winner of highest international
awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac
blossom. A celebrated connoisseur said : "I don't see how
yoa can sell such a remarkable perfume for 75 cents a bottle" and
remember each bottle contains 6 or. it is wonderful value. Try it.
Ask your dealer today for ED. PINAUD'S LILAC. Per 10 cents
our American offices will send you a testing bottle. Write today,
'PAEFUSEEIE ED. FCiAlD, Dept M D. FLUID B, N,w York'
nit LinmuuleiuZ
k i,litm.nl fnr lU .15. with Sin at
tornev's fees, has been entered against congress on The Interpretation of
Charles Enners in favor of Ueorge C. the Owgoa W ater lde by the I nited
Will. Knners bonght a cornet on the Supreme (ourt.' Mr. (upper,
installment rln. lan,ed by Mrs. CuPir,
1 will be eono about ten davs.
home.
Mrs. Schmiedie was using the stairs
because the elevator was not in run
ning order. Two other persons have
been injured by falling on the stairs of
t . .. , ; V.d 1. ...... a,..,d.l In , li.. !
k i tv X-.. :- Some figures on the pickling lndns-
. .,i.,V fnr a-,rtrt ,11,, try in the state have been sent to the
w.' k.- i u inT.a. i off ice of Commissioner of Labor. O. P.
I U D C WTU VU HUM " ' . , , . . , , . . .
iu liecember, 1!H4.
hop con-i '"''r : "'.'"'I I .wV;
and ustr'"T .' " . ' T- ' "vi
Hoff, and while the commissioner feels
that thev will bear revision the samel
ane given to the public at this time in
Wsmetwrne
Difficulties arising over a
o ....,. i ..w..l- .1 .uL v ... ... . ! particular industry. An average of 2-W
CH -nuts anil umrm ,9 mr wisi" ivr - , . - . . , . - . ,. i
people are enipioycu in ine piciviuig 1
tablishments of the state. Mi dollars.
eomplaiat filed by Capron in the cir
cuit court thia morning.
evening
Karl Terrv, who are attending the Urc
gou Agricultural College.
Stated around the table which was
artistieailv centered with an art bask
et filled wi-h chrysanthemum, dahlias
and Ineev tVrns were: the honor guests
Miss Florence Cartwright, Miss Helen
Mcluturff and the hostess. ,
Eugene Bosse to November 10.
Albert Whitlock. administrator of
the estate of Kliiabeth WhitloA-k, de
ceased, has filed hi final accouut in
the county court.
D. G. Prager has been apiointe,l ad-
tinitr&tnr tit the tate of H. S.
Broughtou.
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Let tlie Pan-Dandy Kids Do Your Baking
They'll use tho same pure ingredients that
you voul J. Flour rzur fully svlwtcd, tuiJ lailk tc-stol seicu
tiGically fur purity nJ for richness.
Such a bread, baked iu modem ovens, is bound to be
good.
Fan-Bandy
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Pan-Dandy Bread
And btiiina tons of thousands of loaves every day, we
can sell siH-h a bread for a tract ion of what it would cost
you to bake.
Your imxvr lias iL Tell him to send out
"1 a loaf, and judjre for yourself.
But see that it bears the label.
&VLEM ROYAL BAKERY
S0 8oaUi Commercial street
a dav represent the highest wages paid
to males and f2 the lowest, and average
being $2.7.. Highest wages paid to fe
males '..)U a day and lowest ft. re
males averaging $1.63 a day. Total pay
roll for the state for oue year. 2J4.
5S2. The annual reiwrt of .1. Percy Wells,
superintendent of Jackson county
schools, has been received at the office
of State iiiMrintendent Churchill. In!
Jackson count v there are 93 organize.! i
(school districts, employing teach-j
'ers. During the school year of li'15-16;
! x.,,;.. fm th. .r.i., of 'there rere enrolled 5i.Vi pupils, with
DANDRUFF SUKELT . , , . mn average attendance of 9o.91 per cent
T nrennn te vj iro ithe countv court have been filed in the B i""i:t'i" ' n i . ,i
DESTROYS THE HAIR J t in fc moth; ,n,ion buper.nteudent Wells says the outlooVj
f Mr i;r.-a F lln.!.-r n.l Hat-' for coming s-hool year is good.)
' l,ra K UatUT na Hit j Much improvement has been made in ai
tiirls if veu want pleuty of thick. vlc ""'1 'r.hrnical war during the last two vears.1
bcaut.rt.1. g!osy. Mlky fc,a do '.hous, , m T.ursUT ,ni, inr-! K.iht new school buildings. mo.lern , i n j
mean get nl of dandruff, for it ': . , , . .,, f-evrv wv, have been erected. Speak.-
,tsrve your hair and ruin it if t!j
don t. tSUcK" """Tv," fud .v ?he sav, compare favorablv with those
It doesn't do much good to try to uy Stover of Brook, prr.ch.ng the ctto. of the country.
brush or wash it out. The ouiy surr , ,e saperintendent savs: "One ot tne-
way to get ria ot r.anutuii is '-
solve it, then you destroy it entirely.:
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.vrdiaarv liouid arvon: am !v it at night' Boston. Mass., Oct. IL The 6Vrr-'
Jnvalidd
Now in Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Say it is Household
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.
KAXSAX DID NOT SAIL
when retirinc: use enough to moisten.
the scslp ai'd rub it in gently with the - a I
linger tip. I
grcaten aeels. especially in the ruralj
schools, i a higher standard of prepa-j
ration on the part of the teacher. The
becoming a
I' l.p i r.-1 I.
tore of the liner Kansan with nearly:- . . e.u...:ional work.
half million dollar cargo, tor Su;o Ja(kso1 touniy.'-
.,.., n.ul if n.At .11. of rour earlv todav. I .iv,. ... ,,rM T;TriId .t the
dau.lruff wiil le gvue, and three ori The Kansan was examined n,lpffi,. 0f the public service commission
four more ;i licatious will completely passed by a Merman submarine Suaday ; tB,;s mornie show little change in the
dissolve and entirely destroy every e her way here from -Vfw lor,
single sign and trace of it. j .
You will find, too, that W itching
and diggiug of the scalp will stop. Bad
yo.tr h.ir w-.ll Wk aa.l M kindred .; HI?llll1HlllHlHlll!miHU.
times better. o;i ran get liquid arven a
at any drug store. It is inexpensive aaiv 31
four ounces is all yon will necsl, no mat- ; 31
ter how inu.-h daadruff you have. This,
simple remedy never fails. j
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ter. Mm. Lara eiaoer, ...rmi-i
land. Tnesviay, tvteoer tv. Him,,
Urwts Ijtrsea, . year wo, or cn ; 3;
trouble. 1
' Mr. Larseu is snrvived by tke fol-j 3
kvwiac ekildrra: William. Mr. Ijiaraj 3
WeieWr. Thomas, Mrs. Julia KeJwiaei
Fr,terickall. NcrwwT. aad sient much 1 3
The faaeral farty wiU lev, U SlUIIlWllUlU!!l!l,illihlllilt?
i situation. The shortage is 1'9. with Si
' empty cars received at Ashland.
iMrs. Frances Schmiedie
j Gets Severe Fall
OOME cars misht
blush to tell j-ou
their family history.
The OWL publishes
hs history gladly, be
cause the more yoa
know about the OWL,
the better yoa Jike it.
TV Million
Dollar Cfir
M.a.ouKrr aro.
iNcoaroaaTBD
I Mr. Frances Pckmie.'.!. whrse home
i is at Hi North Commercial street.)
j missed her footing oa the staitway in I
i the Fnited States National bank build- j
in Testeraar arrernoen tno iru.
! Tere!y wrenchini: her seine, sprain
i icg her wrist, asi reeeii -ni numerous
' braise. She fell several feet and was
ksocsed partially uweonscious. Pr. F
?H Fisker. wkW office is in tie'build-
was called ad ke rearieicl medi
leal aid. Later she was taken to ker
j DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
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j BSUKU TOO BXSVLTS
j Fhone SI Prompt Service
All women ought to know the wonderful effects of
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound even on
those who seem hopelessly ill. Here are three actual cases:
ITarrislmrr. renn. "'Whrn I was Rtmrl T 'suf
fered a great tleal from female weakness because
mv work eomwUcd me (0 stand all day. I took
Lydii E. riiikham's Vegetable Comronntl for that
and was mrnie stronger by its use. After I was
niarrkd I took the Compound agnin for a female
rrouble and after three months 1 passed what the
doctor called a growth, lie said it was a miracle
mat it cainc away as one generally goes under
the knife to have them removed. 1 never want to
be without vonr Com round in the house. Mrs.
Feaxk Ksobl, 141 Fulton St, llarrisbui-g, Fenn.
Hardly Able to Move.
Albert ta, Miim. " For ahout year I had sharp pains across
my back and haps and was hartlly able to move around the house.
Wv head wouW ache and I was diny nnd had no appetite. After
taking Lydia L. linkham's Vegttablo ComiKwml and Liver Fills I
am feelmy stronger than for years. I have a lilt lo Iniy eight months'
old and ani doing my work all alone. I vvuld not lo wiiliout vour
remedies in the house as there are none like them." .Mrs.' f. K.
1 OCT, 611 W ater SL, .Ubert Iast, Minn.
Three Doctors Gave Her Up.
Fittsbure, Fenn. Your nHHiicine has helel
me wonderfully. When I was a girl IS vears old I
t-as always sickly and delicate and suffered from
liiiiiiiiH'uiJMiiiiiiiii
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trresuiania??. mree (tutors ga-e iik up and s;id
iv?u F,.ml consumption. 1 took Ivdia E.
llnkhams egetable CnmpouiKl and with the third
oouk tteean to fel rtt.r 1
aivd I got strong and shortly after I was married.
-Now I have two nice stout healthy child reu and am
ao 10 worn nam ewy dav. Mrs, Clemkxtixa w
lH-fcKRINvvM Gardner St1ViTTill MrrKiiT r "
PERR Y'S DRUG S TORE, the rexall store
115 S. Commercial Street SALEM, OREGON l
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the building. They are Dr. W. J. Pat
terson, who fell Sunday and bruised a
hip and elbow, ami J. E. Towle, a
resident of Aumsville, who fell a short
time npu.
AH women arinvittl in ariu .k r ii.i ir.ji.
Cine tol.) un, Masa, for ieoal ad vice,-It wiU bo coundenUiO.