MONDAY APRTL2. 1917.
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The highest grade of baking powder pos
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if it fails to satisfy. Ask your dealer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Francis Pow
ers (Mabel Bmith) who recently came
to Salem from Detroit,' Michigan, and
have been visiting Mrs. Powers' par
ents, Dr. anil Mrs. J. X. Smith, are
now in Seattle where they are plan
ning to make their home.
.
Mrs. Squire Karrar of Portland is
the house guest of Mrs. W. 8. Mott.
Mrs. Karrar e.ame the middle of last
week and will be here for several day
Hhe formerly lived in Salem and is be
ing welcomed bv her many old friends.
'
The Ladies Aid society of tlio F.ngle
wood United Brethren church will be
entertained on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Step pard P. Hale and
her daughter, Miss Alberta Halo, 1704
Broadway street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Compton had
their guests last week tho latter 'e
nneln and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
F. Morris of Portland.
They were accompanied by their
daughter, Miss .lane Klizabcth Morris.
Palem friends of Miss Junnita Do
Yoe will be interested in the announce
ment of her marriage to Arthur llash-
or of KI Ccntro, California, which took
place, in that city a few days ago.
Mrs. Bushor formerly lived in Sa
lem, having passed her girlhood here,
with her grandmother, Mrs. i O. De
Voe of I32rt Chemeketa street.
Mr. Rashor is engaged in the auto
mobile, business and they will make
their homo in Kl Centro.
Farly in the summer Mrs. Bashor
will come to Halcm for a visit to her
erandmother, and will bo joined later
by Mr. Ua-sbor who will make the trip
to Oregon in his ear.
There will be no meeting of the Aid
society of the Woman's Kelief Corps
this week, but tho members are urged
9 attend the annual meeting of tho
Marion County Veterans association in
Woodburn at, In armory Thursday.
All ladies ere requested to take bask
ets of lunch.
Tho hospitality of Mrs. Ivan 0. Put
nam was enjoyed Thursday afternoon,
when she entertained tho Toleto tin
broidery club.
Fourteen members gathered for the
afternoon which was pleasantly whil
ed away with sewing. .
The rooms were gaily adorned with
spring flowers, and late in the after
noon a dainty lunch was served. As
sisting the hostess were Mesdames
liowd and Kcene.
A happy reunion was enjoyed Sat
urday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ellsworth 11. 'Fletcher, 1387 North Win
ter street. . '
The early part of the day was spent
in relating reminissences and later a
lunch was served, after which the old
er members of the family gave short
speeches.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis H. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry 0. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. K. U.
Fletcher, Miss Flora Fletcher, Miss
Lorraine Fletcher, Mrs. A. J. Horndon,
Kllsworth netcher, Mr. and Mrs. K.
H. Stone and Miss Lois Stone of Thorn
ton, Wiash., Miss Laura Woodward,
Miss Kva Woodward of Walla Walln,
Miss Arelle Whcaldon. Ruel M. Fletch
er or nam View. Oregon, Mrs. wn-
liah Fletcher of Watervillo, Wash.,
Mrs. Lois Whealdon, Portlnnd; Mrs.
Kmaline Hobard of Silverton, Mrs.
Lucy Churchman of Sheridan.
New Orleans will be the mecca for
the club officers of all parts of the
United States within a few days. The
biennial council of the General Fcdcr
ation will open on Kaster Monday, but
the delegates will be on their way
soon, Oregon will be represented ami
Charlie
Perm
Manufacturing Ex
pert of The America
Tobacco Company and
a famous authority oa
chewing tobacco 1
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Iu 1838 tlie
renn Factory was a little country store
in Virginia
Photo Earl I.eRoy Jcnks.
Mrs. A. J. Rahn, who plays "Bessie" In "Get-Rich-Quick WaMngfofd," to be
given at the Grand Theatre tomorro w and Wednesday nights.
It is gratifying that women's clubs
all over the state have taken an act
ive part iit patriotic week. Mrs. Josiah
Kvana Cowles, president of tne uenerai
Federation of Womem clubs, has
sent the following telegram to Presi
dent Wilson: ,
The General Federation of Wo
men s clubs stands loyally rtcnina me
government. It is our desire to serve
the nation to tho best of our aDility.
And it is her urgent request, that all
state federations and clubs display our
national flag at all meetings. May 1
add my request to hersf" '
New club joining the federation re
cently are Madras Study club, Mrs. L.
May Turner, president; Fannie 3. Kane
vice president, and Delia Xcwell, sec
retary.
.lumper Liiterary ciuo, Heamonu, airs
J. H. Dittcmore, president.
April 14-21 is Western club women's
consumers' week. Oregon again will
do her share to promote this week.
The Chamber of Commerce of Portland
the work of the great organif-ation will will send out a list to each club of the
be brought back tt the local women
with all tha inspiration that co-operation
and being a part of the federation
can bring.
Following is ,ftn important message
that Mrs. Charles H. Cast ne r, president
of the Oregon Federation of Women's
clubs, has issued and to which the at
tention of the club members of the
state is called:
state, telling the kinds or Oregon
made products that are on the market
and clubs are urged to observe the
week Governor Withyeombo has is
sued the following proclamation: v
" Whereas, There is again a move
ment on foot to encourage the develop
ment of local productions in the West,
and, - .
"Whereas, 'The women of the West
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Now Being Displayed at
tMarieX Saih Jftcre
Our Shelves and Counters are Overflow
ing with Spring and Summer FabricsrQual
ities and Prices that will astonish the most.
Economical shopper. Look our lines over
before purchasing. It will pay you.
NEW VOILES M M SKIRTINGS
represent its greatest purchasing pow
er, especially in connection with our
household, and,
" Whereas,,The club women of the
West have expressed a lively interest
in the problems and possibilities of
local consumers' organizations, and
have asked us to set aside a Western
consumers ' week.;.
"Now, therefore; I do hereby pro
claim the week of April 14-21 as West
ern club women's consumers' week.
and during that period I suggest that
all public spirited, women and men of
this state make a special enori to pur
chase western crown and manufactur
ed products for their home and busi
ness consuniDtion. and that they make
of this organUed effort an example
which will materially etfect the pur
chasing habits of the western public
durins the remaining portion or .tne
vear.
"In witness whereof, I have here
unto set mv hnnd this 6th day of
March, 1017. f'
.-"JAMEiTITnYCOMBE,
"Governor."
. -Portland Orcgonian
Court House Notes
Late Saturday 'afternoon the grand
jury made its report to Judge Kelly
and stated that it had visited the Ore
gon State hospital and farm, the Ore-,
son state penitentiary, the Oregon
state training scnool, tne nome jot
the feeble minded, and the Oregon
state deaf mute school. All these in
stitutions were found to bo in excellent
conditWn execnt the state prison. The
management of the institutions appear
ed to be very efficient and tne great
est care eiven those whose welfare is
under chaise. At the penitentiary, the
ronuuiUHH rcklwruiUK rmununvu nun
buildin? are not what they should be.
The ventilation is said to be bad, the
cell system antiquated, and not to con-
form to the requirements of present
day prison management. The manage
ment, however, appears to be doing the
best possible for the prisoners under
the present conditions. The signers of
the report are L. T. KeynoKIs, foreman;
F. H. Coleman, John McCormick, L. H.
Harnett, Charles llejnz
For four generations of family and nearly a
century of time, the PENNS have manu
factured chewing tobacco.
The enormous growth of the Penn -business is
evidence of the skill of the Penns as tobacco
manufacturers and of the superior quality of
Mi,
Chewing Johacco
The choicest leaves of the famous iCcntucky
white hurley tobacco are selected for Penn's
Thick stemmed; flavored and pressed into
thick juicy plugs. TRY A 10c CUT TODAY.
"It's as mellow asa June apple and as sweet as a nut."...
Guaranteed
V Penns Thick ..oee t .ii.sfy ycu
in every way. return 11 to any oesmr.
, He is hereby JUtherued to refund
Ml purchas. tea.t - : - '
tit.' .Viiu 4''nfi''
and A. A. Oueffroy.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Hiram R. McCord, an insano -person,
aged 70 years, on petition of W. TI.
Parker, Jdge Bushey Saturday appoint
ed him guardian. The property involv
ed i $100.
Jffdge Bingham Saturday granted a
divi;r(;e to Minnie Jones from her hus
bann, ilarry Jones. The judge granted
her 'authority to resume "her maiden
naini of Minnie Potwin. .
LONGING
FOR A CHILD
39-inch Voiles in Blue,
Pink, Rose, White,
(Jreen Tan, Corn,
Navy,'.. Grey ,and .Lav
ender; unusual grade,
25c Yard
36-inch Heavy Weight
Sport Skirtings; attrac
tive stripes, in Pink,
Gold, Blue, Black.
Priced at 60c Yard
27-inch Egyptian Tissues; A SPLENDID WASH FABRIC,
and Embroidered Patterns; many Colors.
Plaids, Stripes
3C-inch Printed Voiles in Figures and Stripes; A WONDERFUL ASSORT
fyfENT; excellent values 25c a Yard
3Q-inch Printed Flaxons and Lawns in an array of patterns at . . .20c a Yard
You will also find a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of New Percales, Devon
shires, Ginghams, Shirtings, Crepes, Madras, etc. DON'T FAIL TO SEE
THIS GREAT SHOWING.
Young Wife Almost m De
spair, now has Beautiful .
Baby GirL
The county clerk Saturday issued a
marriage license to D. Butler, a Cor
vallis school teacher, and Buth C. Har
ber, of Salem; Joseph H. Brosig, a stu
dent of this eity, and Lula Crousl.
May Flatman was granted a divorce
from Arthur Flatman Saturday by
Judge Bingham. The defendant is re
quired by the terms of the decree to
pay the plaintiff the sum of $10 a
month for ber sutinort. She is civen
E. F. Wells the custody of the minor child.
John Ben Stenger, a farmer of sic- ,
Kee, who emigrated to this country
from Austria, and Herman Kiepcr, a na
tive of Germany, noma farmer of Tal
bot, made declaration with the county
clerk Saturday of becoming American
citizens, btenger renounced his allegi
ance to'Emperor Charles of Austria and
Kieper his allegieuce to Kaiser Wil
helin. ';
Beautiful Bast and. Shoulders -1
sre KiW if you will wear a scientifically constructed "
Bien Jolie Brassiere. ii
Tlie HrsirKine weight, of nn unronnned bust so sfretclie the
upportuig niuscied titat tlie contour of the Atfurc is spoiled.
kfrtrsfl W put. the hn.t hnck where it be-
"USffa L l"Ki. prevent, the full bust from
9 lUilLrliiirf n?vlnr iiio Hpucarftnce 01 uao-
' m.trrl llllief.". l-llll!liriH HIT tlHIIRCr Wit
rirj a coif nrf drawing muscles and confine the
DltHOOItKXJ 41csl f tlio eljouider giving a
grateful line to the entire upper body.
They are the daintiest and most serviceable garments imairi
nahle come in ail materiaU and styles: Cross Ha-k, Hook
Front, Surplice, BsHdeaii, etc. Honed with "Walolm," tlie
rustless laming permitting washing without removal.
Have your dealer show you Bien Jolie Drawieres,,if rot stock
ed, we will gladly send him, prepaid, samples to show you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNES, SI Warren Street, Newark. N. J.
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Thero is nothing more charmino; than
happy and healthy mother of children,
nd indeed child-birth under the right
conditions need he no hazard to health
or beauty. Lydia E. Pinkham'g Veg
etable Compound has brought joy to
many childless women by restoring them
to normal health. Here is a notable case.
Omaha, Neb. "I suffered from fe
male troubles when 1 waa seventeen
years old. At eight
een I was married
and my trouble waa
no better so I con
sulted a physician
who said that there
was not much I
cculd do and I could
not have children.
I read of Lydia E.
Pinkham'i Vege
table Compound and
decided to try it.
and it has proved
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Treat The Body As
A Delicate Machine
Ton would not let a machine built for efficient
work, get rusty and full of dust and dirt Why .
let the body, the most delicate of all machines,
get rusty and run down from inattention T .
Cleanse the blood; that's the secret; keep it clean.
S. S. S., proven for 50 years the best of all blood
tonics, will do it. Get a bottle at your druggist's.
yODAY and take it according to directions.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
S.S.S. Keeps It Always Fit
Ask -Grandfather
Hell
Tell Yon
ClMIPATIOH Painless Pctrker Outlaw
worth its weight in gold to me for I am
not only well but have baby girl, so
when I hear of any woman suffering as
1 waa I tell her of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound." Mrs. W.
Hughes.19 Majestic Apts-.Omaha.Neb.
In many other homes, once childless,
there ore now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes Vfomen cormat.
healthy and strong. -
POINT OF BRITISH
fContinued from page twoj
Get Dr. Edwardrf Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Kdwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years and calomel's old-time en
emy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for '
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
' Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, sooth
ing vegetable laxative.
No griping! is the "keynote" of these
I little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
1 rri . t. - V . i t- ...
jincy cause itic uuwcis gnu liver iu iiti
normally; They never force theni to
Unnatural action.
If yon have a "dark brown mouth"
now and then a bad breath a dull.
tired feeling- sick headache torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
His Confessions
In'
S i
I Here was the artistic system they
that ; employed: They would send a patient
i to me, and, sfter I hud extracted his
ml J take h
scribino th Alon- "'" pretence or --recurving my
CHAPTER XVII.
!'For ways
are dark and tricks
Bret Vlarte in de-i u"v wouiu uiKe iiiiu in nana, aim,
: unit
goli an poker plav-er.i --iuuuer, mey ou.u pui arw i
'the Heathen thinec i""1'-;'- .-.."." , , J .
1S picunar- ( ' :.,.,:,i,i..
Well, take- it from , " "- ..,,.
i man who Knows, """"-"t
the Heathen Chinee ! unfortunate that I had given him blood
has nothing on thei poisoning; he would have to go to the
Medicine Man vouri hospital aim nc siiomu ceriaimy jne
'ethical" d'entist !'t for damages against me.
" 'Avho is willins to to! One peculiar vu-tous case I recall was
' the limit to keep his! "ft of a
graft f roiii being ex
ment annonneed today.
Keard Pendjivin in the OangsikhiTe-
'i
Fourth avenue barber, into
nuick. sore and only nleasant results! ,.f, r,.,,,, u:n ...Uvboso tooth socket one of the "ethical"
from one or two little Dr. Edwards' - UK'utists placed arsenical fibre, after I
Olive Tablets at bedtime. i 1 ,, ' . . . , ' . x. nd treated him. When I saw him he
Thousands take one or two every' The tnfi 1,7 rKd on me in Ui)d a holo in lhc side of his face into
night just to keep right. Try them. w ?lc u cnon8h- And Vaml uln.-n I could stick my fist. Before h'
10c aud 2Sc per box. All druggists. j thankful to say, they were vam. ' j ho visitod lnv famiiy physician end
, , I In one year, .1304, they framed up j laid before him tie whole ilot. Had it
gion an offensive by the Turks s,as re- against me mailpractice suits to the . not been for this fortunate circumstance
pulsed.' i v .c. ; . tune of 1275,000. . jit would have goue hard with me, I hate
I If I had boon wrong, you can seem, dcubt.
Oennaus forced Back. , where I would have got oft". How vainl l'xhibit "A for the Medicine Men in
Taris, April 2. South of the Ailetto that sort of campaisuing against me! their fight against "1'aiuless Parker"
French forces today drove back Ger- proved is shown by the fact that tbey ' found a resting place ou a Morgue slab,
man troops beyond Vanxhaillon, the of- never won one of those cases; most, of j thanks to the "ethics" of the einbat-;
ficial statement declared. them they never tried to win; just filed ll.-l Dental Trust. Adv.
"Our patrols found the lines in the these lawsuit for their "moral" effect
regiott of !t. Qnentin strongly occupied npon the public. '.' '. TT. 1 c intinm.l )
by the eaeuiy," the war office reported. . ' .