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PAGE TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1918. I AM GLAD TO ENDORSE PERUNA liiad to Try ABythin? Three yenrs (ro my system yraa in a terribly m down Sltlaa and I was broken out all ever itr body. I began to ba wor ried about my condition and I was trie e try aathina- which nu relieve b. Farajaa wa imnBndrl a aa a Una blood remedy and tonlo, and I coon found that It waa wort y ( awalae, A few bottles eke a see mr cMfttla materially and in a hort time I waa all over air trewhla. I owe my reat oration to heal in and etrenprth to Fcruna, t aaa ala e eaeorae W Xlszzczi!. Normal School After Short Vacation (Capital Journal Special Service.) Monmouth, Or., Dec. 4. School open d again Monday morning at tba nor an, avfter the ghort Thanksgiving vaca tion. Only a few of the students took dvantaga 0f the respite aa tho four elsys allowed would not allow time enough for thoM living at a distance. i'ho children of the training school aud also the high school were given wily the one day vacation. About forty ol the girl living at tho dormitory re in a tiied and enjoyed the splendid dinner aud the coty, homey environment witii which Dean Todd and Miss Lewi al ways surrounds them. 'ike union lervice held In the norma i auditorium Thursday morning waa well attended. The principal address wua .given by Hev. .Peter Conklin of the -Wvacgeneal church, and was enjoyed and appreciated a, was also the special jnusicat numbers. Miss Boss I'arrot spent the week end in i'ortlandi Among tlie members of the 8. A. T. C. who returned to enjoy Thanksgiving "with home folks are Earnie and Mjul sner Gentle and J. Butler of the U. of O. an Deazell Moore, Willie Hurvey, Burton Bell, Will Crahtree andKoborl aiendron of the 0. A. C, Mas Bowersox wh0 is a private stu dent at the Agricultural college, spent everal days last week with bis par ents, Dr. anil Mrs. Bowersox. Mrs. M. Bacre was tuken to tho 8a lent sanitarium Thursday and was op Rheumatism Back on the Job With un up in us lorture Pretty soon you will be reaching for the liniment bottle again, for the Millions of little pnln demons that caiiso Rheumatism are on the warpath. Winter weuthur .eems to awaken thorn o renewed fury. But your Rheumatism eaiinot fie rub ed away, bccsue liniments nnd lo tinnn cannot reach the disease. It is in the blood, and only a remedy that goes deep down, in to the circulation, and Beautiful Weather for ChristmasShopping Hie game is on in earnest at this store, the store of real Yakes, the store where money cannot be spent foot isUy. Take part in the fun. Shop early in the day, it pays. NINE MONEY-SAVING ITEMS READ THEM- 1. STRIPED SILK LININGS, 36 inches wide. They were good values at $2.00, now clos ing out at, yard ......95c 2. SILK STRIPED WAISTINGS, 33 in. wide. T Splendid materials and good colorings, re duced to, yard ;...............$1 00 3. SILK WAISTINGS AND FANCY PLUSHES make beautiful shopping bags. Don't pass them up at, yard.... ....$1.00 4. VIYELLA FLANNELS wear well, wash well and do not shrink; good striped patterns; worth more, yard $1.00 5. LOT EXCELLENT WEARING SUITINGS, in good colors and patterns, 52 to 56 inches wide; they are big buys at $1.45 6. BLACK PETTICOATS, mercerized and good quality; just a of material alone. 7. UNDERWEAR, broken lots of women's un ion and two-piece, wool, cotton ribbed and heavy fleecd, at reductions of 20 per cent 8. FUR TRIMMINGS, nil rnlnrs widths nnd - qualities, the entire line, and there is a good assortment HALF PRICE. 9. REMNANTS, SHORT LENGTHS, splendid . T pickups in Silks, Woolens and all classes of yard goods. See them. I i.l BARGAINS IH CTS HEAVY SHOE Was in a Terribly Run Down Condition Mm Rlrba Laaeeid. t9 tayeo flt., Menaaba, Wis, 6eo"y jjiederkrans, lllaa Leopold'! letter oppoaita conveys In no un certain way the gratitude aiia feels for Parana. Ufnrt aa Table Fores erated (0 Friday morning for tumors. She was reported to be in & critical condition Monday morning, very little hope being held by the doctors and nurse for hex recovery. Mine Mubel Johnson left Friday for The Dalles to fill a vacancy in the schools thole. Mabel bad a position aa pianist at Vancouver uitil the influou za quarantine closed everything, when she came home. Now since the soldiers are soon to bo mustered out,, her set vices as entertainer there are no long er required; hence, she has taken up teaching again. Ora ltinkle and Bruce Rodger of the navy stationed at Bremerton came home to spend Thanksgiving day and enjoy mother's eooking for a eliango. Tho boys expect to be mustered out some time this week, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoyser drove to Portland Wednesday where they spent several days with friends. They went by the east side and returned by tho went sido highway and report the rnads being in every good condition both ways;, the east Bide was rather rough and the west side hilly. The trip each way was made in three hours. , Mrs. M. M. Long of Corvallis arriv ed Friday evening for B fow days visit with her mother Mrs. Burkhead, and sisters, Mrs. M. M. Harvey and Mrs. George Crowfoot and family, P. O. Powell made a trip to Portland Monday in the interest of the Coopera tive creamery. A community dinner wo held Thanks giving day at the home ef Mr. and Mrs, 0. P. Camwell in South Monmonth the families of Ooarge Bothers, Mrs. Stout, Frank Moreland, Mr.. Holbrook Its Old-time Fury routs out the disease germs, can rid you of this disabling disease. 8. 8. 8, has given some wonderful results In treating Rheumatism. Boing a purely vegetable; blood remedy, it purifies the blood of every germ, and thus remove the cause of Uhvumatism. Jct a bottle today at your drug store, ana start on the right treatment that will get results. Free advice nbout your ease can be had by writing to Medical Director, 24 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, a. few at less than value 4444444 MM444 SOCIETY By CABOL S. DIBBLE. . Of much interest to local society is the recent announcement ( the en gagement of Varnel Douglas (-'ale kBeack and His Virginia Meaefee, both prominent in Portland society. The bride elect, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mearfee, most talented and interesting girl. She- is a graduate of Miss Catlin's school, later attending Dana hall, and finish ing at Oaksmere, New York. She is a horsewoman of note in Portland riding circles and has been an acti ve member of the Bed Cross motor corps. Mr. Beach is toe son of Mi. and Mrs. J. W., Beach, and is a graduate of Portland academy and also, of Harvard in the class of '12. The wedding date is set for December 30. The Beaehea have a eharming coun try place near Salem, which hag been the scene of numerous house parties, in which fortunate members ef nalem s younger set have participated. www Mrs. II. B. Tkiolsen of Portland, who has been spending a few days t Derry Orchards as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Thielaen, returned to Sa lorn today and wilL remain in the city tor a week or more as toe house guest of Mrs. Russell Cntlin before going back to Portland. e Mrs. W. C. Knighton will return this evening from Portland, where Bhe has boen enjoying -a week's stay, having gone up early last week to join Mr. Knighton over Thanksgiving. The mombers of the Dutch Treat elub were enjoyably entertained at dinner Monday evening by Dr. and Mrs. George H. Aldon at thoir home on North Liberty street. The table was artistically centored with lovely asters in the pastel colors. Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves will be hosts for thu club next month. The table was circled by Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Legg, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jones, Mrs. Martha Wright Evans and B. C. Miles. Mrs. Paul V. Johnson presided as hosteat at a daintily appointed lunch- ton Sunday at her home, 4S5 South aud the Camwolls all enjoying the day togothor. Untold Haley is convalescing after having a siege of tho mumps. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bmith motored uvoi' from Salem to spend Thanksgiving day. with the Misses Maggie and Alice Butler. Fred Hubor, who was mail carrier on routtt 1, ior over thirtcon years and resigned last spring to go on a farm, says ho likes it bettet evey day. He has 10a aocs of wheat in and looking fiiio. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sacre arrived Friday ..from Quiuey, near Astoria, to be near Albert's mother who is very ill. Albert is forming this year and MrH. Sncro ir teaching the 7th and 8th and 0th grades in the Quincy schools. She reports the Spanish influenza still bad in that section. . Guy Uewett sold one of his jersey cows last toeck for $400. T. J. Kdwi.ulh aud family, accompan ied by K. rt. Oflrora and son John, motored to Salem on business Saturday Miiis Anna tvood, who bus a position in the ospiesb office at Walla Walla. Wash., has a "jiee weeks vacation anl is sponding it here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, A. Wood, and her sis ter, Mrs. .V. A. Llkins. She expocst to return cdnesuity to Walla Walla PRATUMKOTES. (Capital Journal Special Service.) Pratum, Or., Dec. 3. Rev. Cramer of Portland conducted the services at the M. 15. church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Graham and chil dren of Silverton and Mrs. Thavea of Portland were Thanksgiving guosts at tho J. W. Welty home. Mrs. Plunkctk of Portland has been visiting with her parents, Mrl and Mrs. Peter Steffen, during Thanksgiving week. Khner Leisy has bton visiting at home during Thanksgiving week. He will leave soon for Oregon City, llnrr Bischoff of Camp Lewis been visiting at home over Thanksgiv ing, having been fortunate enough to obtain, a furlough. Railroad carpenters have recently re- shingled the depot at Pratum, and ap plied a coat of prtint to the new roof. Miss Edith Klocn has recently en tered the Salem schools. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsden and small daughter spent Thanksgiving at the noiue or Mrs. Kamsdeu a parents, Mr. and Mra. A. Herach. Rev. Baumgartiier spent a few days at i minis this past week. Preparations for Christmas prournm have begun at both the school and the churches. . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hall and the Misses tilasner war Sunday tuim at the Claude Ramsdea home. Wounded Company L Elan Is Returning Hose Pnllas,.Or,, Dee. 3. (Special) With in the pt few days messages aavr bee received from Amine Toung and Cyril Richardson tw0 Polk county boys who were members or Company L of tnis city wncn the war with Oermsnv waa declared and who were both severe ly wounded on the battle front in Kraqre statiag that they had arrived in this country and expected t be able to proceed home within a short time. Young is a son of Mr. and Mrs E. M. Toung of Independence and has been faUen to an army hospital at Fort Snelling near that eity. He was wound ed several months ago and for a time it was feared he had been killed as mo word eenld b learned as to his whew- aNouts. Richardson Is supposed te bave I been sent to a Virginia hospital for 'treatment. 1 6 Beu-ans Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS Lbfor indigestion PLAII UIIDERVAY f OS COUNTY Y. M. C. A. Organizer Hoisgwortli Is Now Here Looking Oyer Field. Carl J Bollingworth is in the city today from Portland in the interest of the Y. M. C. A. county work pro gram which ia being promoted through out the northwest at this time, upon the direct request of vhe government, which looks with such favor upon, this department of Y. M. C. A. work that ia has requested (lie organisation of 1 thousand counties in the United- States as rapidly as trained secretaries ean be secured to toke charga of the work. Mr. Jiolhngworth is a special field secretary for western Oregon, working under the direction ot John H. Kudd, of Portland, state seerntitfy fir eoun ty work in Oregon and Idnh'i, His spe cial mission at this time is to "feel" out the, sentiment row;trd the comity High street, in honor of the fifty jit th birthday anniversary of her moth er, Mrs. J. 8. Graham. The table adorn ments carried out a yellow rolor scheme the centerpiece consisting of handsome yellowt chrysanthemums Covers were laid for ten. ' Mrs. Ella Watts, accompanied , by Mrs. Mattie Endicott'. le?t Monday night for California, where they will enjoy s two months sojourn. They will make their headquarters' at Fetaluma, also visiting at Oakland, and Berkeley during their stay. . w w The members of the Philndoaian sov ciety at Will.niette university held their annual reunion last rriday evn- ing at the residence ef Dr. and Mrs. bttward nnerwooa, isy utoss street. The affair is in the nature of a yearly "get together" party for the old and new members. The rooms wre effectively decorat ed with Dottod plants and palms. A uni que program was given, iu which the members in elever eostume- portrayed prominent characters, both of fiction and everyday life. A mock wedding was also a laughter-provoKing feature of the evening s entertainment, which culminated with the reading of lettors from gradue-te, members now situated elsewhere. Dainty refreshments were served later, the daughter of the host' ess, Miss Grace Sherwood, and Miss Mary tPindley assisting in the serving. Mrs. G. E. Schunemaa entertained as her guest over Thanksgiving, her broth er. Bernard J. McCarthy, of Council (Bluffs. Iowa, now stationed at Camp Lewisi Mr. Mclferthy was accompanied by William T. Kiely of Uovington, Ken tucky, whs is also in the service at Camp Lewis. Mr. McCarthy also visit ed his brother Tank Met;artny, or sa- lem. The men returned to camp the first of the week. . e e Miaa miu Godfrey is entertaining Miss Prudence- Goodhue of Portland aa her guest at her home on North Lib erty street. Miss Goodhuo formerly made her home in Balm and will visit here a week er so. IW V T. Pnwwrina is eonvaleseinir at her aome 1009 Fifth street, afteT be ing ill for the past ten days wita neu- .l'itia. e e 3ir. and Mra. W. D. Smith and daugh ter, Miaa Grace Bmith, passed the Thanksgiving: holidays ia I-eOaDoa witn their son, Rcy T. Smith, who was ser iously iamred us an automobile, mcv den nvst summer. Mr. Smith was tak en. to Portland thai last of the week, where aa underwent a snrgieaJ opera tion at the Geod Samaritan hospital to- dan. Another son. Lieutenant Paul Smith, who is stationed at Watport, joined the famiry at iraBo over Thanksgiving. Mra. R. W. Walton, wha is teaching ia the JbeoanaB bign aeaooi ejtartaia4 her parents and lister dur ing their stay. ... Mrs. Bmanuci Northun and. daugh ter, Mies Kliiabeth jVorthup, of Mi Jruauvitwi aa returned hem arter a several days visit in Naleni as- the jurats of Mrs. E. L. rurvina and Mrs. W. V. rtrre. a The Highland Mother elub will hold it first meeting sinee the epidemic tomorrow afternoon at the Highland school at :30l The annual election of ffieera will abja take plaee. Mra H. A. Umarti will preside at the meeting. glood foiso;iii:g Bjmssi-tWrerdOa irarrtid frestesat How often lockjaw and blood poisoning rysult from- the neglect of a slisht scratch or little cut! Ham-'" tin' Wizard Oil ia a safe and effec tive first aid treatment. It w a pow erful antiseptic and should be ap plied immediately to wounds of this kmd to- prevent danger of infections It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam mation ia cases of sprains, braises, ruts, burns, bites and stintra, Just as reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet, rold sores, canker sores, earache and toothache. Get it from druKgiMs for 36 cents If not satisfied return the bottle and get your none back. Ever constipated or bav tick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 20 cents. Guaranteed. I n - MM((M( hiiiiiiii ItHMMtlMMHIHHItMOHM tltltMMHMHtHHMtMM DOLLS NOW - Try every store in Salem for your Christmas Gifts. You will find Salem prices to be considerably in your favor. ' Do not delay your Christmas shopping for the time is getting short only twenty (20) shopping days until Christmas. Our sales force is kept busy constantly. Those of you who can should make it a point to come over town in. the morning; this will relieve the afternoon pressure and will give more . time for selections. END OF THE SEASON SALE OF ! Ladies' WOMEN'S aOVES$L95 Odd line of Kid Skin, Lamb Skin and Washable Cape Gloves all sizes in the lot. $2.50 and $3.00 grades at : - .....$1.95 New Georgette Waists New Crepe Waists New Silk Petticoats New Blanket Bath Robes New Marinette Sweaters New Line of Handkerchiefs A Visit to This Quality Merchandise U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY AVOID COUGHS AND COUGHERS Your health and society demand that yon take something for tliat cough. Coughing spreads disease. Good, old, reliable 8HII1OH is guaranteed to re lieve the worst cough in 24 hours.- SHILOH Stops Coughs work program in the counties in his district in order that the work of or ganization may be centered on those counties which are ready to back np the program, for, as ho explain, tho work can only prosjed as fast as com petent seeretaries esa be found and trained for the work. "The county work program is de signed especially for the boys and young meu of tho smaller towns and the rural communities," explained Mr Hollingworth. "rhrougH this prograei we hope to bring to- these eommunitiee the benefits ana privileges 01 tne x. MCA. which have for years been enjoyed by the boys and young men ot the larger cities. We ds net, however, expect to come into these communities with the iateatioa ef erecting an expensive buildings Neither- do w expect to in stall any- elaberate equipment. The county work program of the Y. Jf. C A. requires neither building ner equip ment. Yet the results attained in the eomtiee of east era and middle west ern states where the program has been in operation for s number of years, have been such as to merit the unnart af every nersoa who has at hetrt th welfare of the boys and young men of the community. The county work program is four fold, dealing with the religious, educa tional, soeiaX and physical activities' or the eommuniry. The success of the pro gram depends in large measure upon ike personality of the county secre tary, whieh is one reason for the dif--v. . irv. jicuity IB xuiiug inew ywwuvB u STATE OF OREOON Proposals for Supplies -Tho Oregon State Beard ef Control will receive sealed bide ea December 11, 1811 at 2 p. as., for furnishing sup plies to the- various stare institutions, consisting of dry good, elo'.king, furn ishings, groceries, sheety hardware, breonns, drugs, stationery, crockery, plumbing, et., for the semi animal period ending Jans 30th, 1919. Specifi cations sad sesedulM will be furnished pm application te the secretary, at 3aiemv Uveirmk, also- fro Oi Indus trier and Manafaetnrers Bureau. Cham ber sf Vnmwtme,. PottjaaJ, Oregon. Each bi t to be accompanied by a cer tified cheek repreeatatiBg Ul per cent ef the whole amount ef bid, payable to the Oregon Htate Board of Control, which shall be held as a guaranty of the faithful performance f t the con tract. The board reserves the ritfht to reieet any sr all bids or to accept any part ef a bid. It. B. COUBW, Stcretayv, Oreren State Board of Centre!. Jiov 19, 30. Dee , 7 FOR THE CHRISTSL4S SHOFPLNG SHIPLEY'S Suits Coats The prices in many cases are less than the cost of ma terials alone. An opportunity ior economy. Store Will Help to Decide That Christmas Gift "Feminine Articles Exclusively" 145447 N. LIBERTY STREET county secretary must, in turn, look to a volunteer trained leadership for the active prosecution of his varied ac tivities.' "The county work program does not. pretend to take the place of any or ganization at present engaged in pro moting the interests of boys and young men. To the contrary, it co-operates with the schools, churches, the home, farm organizations and every other ex isting agency. Its work is largely per formed through groups or club organiza tions and its program covers every form of activity that will make for a well balanced inanhood." "The program is financed by volun tary subscription it being estimated that a $3,500 annual budget will cover every expense connected with the work in a county The county organiza tion is under the supervision of a com mittee of farmers, business men and professional men with a trained' secre I I Hi 1 I f br iaby's health T j! I ancf comfort - i !jl U Keep dampness and chill from Vj 1 f j . tfce home with Perfection Oil 1; ;i ill Heater. I !! . ! Lights at the touch of a match, k . I j Gives steady, even heat for ' '' il j many hours on one filling with L Jil '! II Pearl Oil, the ever-obtainable Q L( ' - lit 1Mj- - HI j; i jil Easy to carry about No smoke I !' ' Jit 3 ot or" Economic1- I ' jl i M; wb' Bay Jcre(ioi Oi7 fearer H j t i u :mi ) B 1 I i t ts-aa. jf zr!& company i j ! PERFECTION OIL. M ESiTE3R THESE STOVES TOR SALS BY SAY h. TABMKB EHTw. CO, SALEM SPENCES HDW. CO., BAUOt. MAX O. ECSEN, SALEM L. STIFF k SALEiT W. W. klOOBK FCaS CO., SALEM a a HAMILTON, gALEil li!ttt DOLLS Dresses ! NOVELTY JEWELRT Extraordinary low prices on high grade Novelty Jewelry. This line will interest you. Women's Hosiery Children's Hosiery Knitted Underwear Silk Underwear Silk Umbrellas Cotton Umbrellas Pepular Prices t tary who js employed to give his en tire time to the work."'" 1 Mr. Hollingworth was unable as yet to state whether or not an organization would be attempted in this county, this depending altogether upon the re sponse with which his advances are met. He expects to spend several days in this county in consultation with a number of men who are in touch with the situation and whose judgment will determine future efforts toward an immediate organization. , Get the Genuine and Avoid Waste Economy in Every Cake PITLB DETDEICH, 8TAYTOK llAY HDW. CO, STAYTOS LAMBEBS CHAMBERS, SALEM E. If. HICKS HDVS-. Ce, PiWerton, Or. C M. WBAT HDW. Co, Silverton Or. S. AMES HDW. Co, BUtertoa, Or. 5 A. fT'