PAGE TWO.
IHL LAiH Ai i i Ai. JOURNAL SALE1L OREGON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16. 1919.
SHIPLEY'S
Society
By fiJETSCDB EOBIS03
mil
km
lr
Is:
J -
t
Tiie Value of Home-baked Foods
It goes without saying that home
baked foods are fresher and more
wholesome and economical than
factory-baked foods.
When one remembers how easy and
sure is baking with Royal Baking
Powder, it is understood why
thoughtful, thrifty women are today
baking more than ever.
Health is protected and quality in
sured by baking at home with
mi mr mm w
Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes
Royal Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taste
1 W)(TW
1 1 :.. a xs,r
- TELEPHONE C05TANY
(Oontiaued tnm page two)
eoannwsioa will grant (t leant pert of
ta advance, asked for.
Last year th profitt of the tompnny
tiJrphone line was only 1.32 per eent
ia tke state, Mr. FkiBipa id, and Uers
w a kiss ia Halem of 2.31 per eent.
If the advanre asked fur its nut allowed
Iiy the put! ir serviee roiumiwun, the
wmpany will mm in Hslem this year,
i.10 per eent. Mr. I'hillipa thought this
wta not a fair return.
Tha ripnifi of running the plant in
flalera ia 1I H wan n1.8w and the reve
nue only 7,.Vx. 'HVimrx-tilina ia the
telephone business not desirable," aail
Mr. I'hillipa. ' The majority of tele
phone business ia not desirable," said
paniea. In Seattle, Bellinghara. Tteoaa
and Lot Angeles the independent piants
ail failed and it would be a mistake to
pat one ia Kalem. "
In the discussion it developed that
in Halem there are 27y telepoones, and
including thuae into the tuuntry, the
plant hre serves 37M ctmtornern.
Thinks Patrons Will Stick.
Alderaisn Wiest aeked Mr. rhillips
what his eompany wouia ) it the pub
lie servite eommissioa refused to allow
the inerease asked fur and whether un
ili'r mirk eirrunntaie-, the company
would ieil. Mr. Phillips said he did
not know what would bo done at tlje
t
AJU'L'.iJ.!.. "f,.'.ifry
EASTER
Footwear
Dainty, Stylish Feminine Footwear For
Spring's Formal Opening. Honorably
Edit, Moderately Priced Indeed, Very
Cheap compared with recent advances.
telephones were now all under govern
ment control. As to whther people
would order out their telephones if
there was an increase in rates. Mr. Phil
lips claims th:t not even one per cent
of the tu)? rilers would quit. They
might kirk ia advance, but wnen the
raise romci, there would he no ordering
out of phones. Experience, he said,
bad taught the company this.
The telephone committee ct tae coun
cil ia after more information as to muni
cipal telephones and at the meeting
next Monday bight, it will ask fur aa
appropriation to carry on a correspond
ence with independent companies Slid to
get general uifi.rniaiion as to the fig
ures presented bv Mr. Buselle. It wa
thought that the June 3 special election
was too early a date to submit the quel-
tion of iuirig bonds fr a municipal
teiepuone, rspeeially as so many bond-
inr propositions are to be founj on the
ballot.
As the matter stands, the municipal
telephone proposition ia not dead, but
the eommitii-e ia after information.
Later, if things look all right and the
council favors bonding the city for
tfjm,VKt. a i,wial election will I call
jed to allow the voters t0 exprees their
.opinion.
Whpn yoa are overworked, feel list-
leas or languid, or when yea can't
le-p or eat, better take llollister's
hViiky Mnuntnia Tew. livens yea np,
jpnrfiet the b'wid, soothes andr regu
jlatea th tma. h. make, yvo eat and
'sleep. A real Bpring Medicine. 35.
.Tea or Tat-lets.
White Sea Island Pump, turlied sole, covered
Louis heel, as illustrated above $163
Same in White Satin $2.90
Same in White Kid trimmed with black col!ar....$3.83
White Kid Lace Boot, plain tot-, covered Louis
heel A $7.63
Dark Gray all Kid, welt sole, leather, Louis
heel as illustrated below at right SS.S3
Havana Brown Kid, welt sole, leather Louis
heel same style as illustrated below at right $8.73
Havana Brown Kid, welt sole, leather military
heel, imitation tip, style illustrated below, left...$8.73
OTHERS EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE
IF
Tra inibc movies now"
WHOEVER a stor was of tie
woraost rpijram ''Tiere rs
Mikinx new aider lis sua"
(mast hav beta a markeflLa:;da
soaada Lthw oae) oe ikizg s eertaa;
k -S kaowledj of womea was pataetac
ally taiited. K he sever wuid kave
i altered seek a far reach. ig scaxement.
" w arma oi, na Ttxi . sxa) a ;
dasciatr since oar bable-atorr day
wkea wa liene-d witk opea seatks
k story ef the Exodua aad tk ae
eouat of Mixiaais daaee brf jce tke
Ark. later oa tkere wa Falmae aa4
her mweh censored 'Sevea ve:lt" per
arssaaee; later still, wkea we rrada
ated from bble stories to Greek aad
Koaua mythokgv, there were tales of
the aympks and faaras, and tie pretty
dancing g-irla ia tha f M:e markets cf
tke old paaa cities. There are histor
ies of coarse, that eoald tell one of
t gradnl oVreioptD-iit of tke "Lgkt
fantastic" bu-t histor.es as a ra!e, are
dry reaiiag, so very few persons know
how a n-.ad satsrsilia f :ial'y nmsered
dowa to a demure cetiihea or demurer
polka. Grandmotker, perhaps, caa tell
yoa ef the old sq iare dances and se
date 'Balri mores; " great gran .1 moth -
er, if yon have one. can tell yon the
pleasures of the graceful minuet, ahak
iing ker bead the while, over the mod
ern one-step ana tox tret, nut wnat
will grandmother say when he hears
of the latest fud of tke "saiart sets"
in the east Tk-y call it the "Mim
ing dance. " It tiegi.is jnst before mid
night and continues all tsrosgk the
wee honr nntil dawn. Breakfat fol
lows, a hearty informal affair of ham
and eggs or sausage and waffles, wind
ing np the festivities in true "smart
set" style. Needless to say the
"morning daaee" is meeting vita un
rivalled favor, the yoorger set declar
ing that it is "the best sport ever."
Mrs. T. A. Livciiey kas returned
from British Columbia where she went
to meet her brother. Ward Ie Beck,
on his return from overseas with the
t'anadiaa expeditionary forces.
Tt may interest er amnse tke club
women of Palem to know that the fed
eration of women's clubs in Silt Lake
eity kas become aroused at tke fact
that butter ia that city is 72e a pound
and have graced a dratie boycott of
the article. The women of Portland,
if we remember riyhtly, started a boy
cott oa eggs once, and remember wna;
happened!
a a
Taa Daughters of tea American Ban
olution in Marihfleld bavs started
eair.paiga for tha erection of a monu
ment for the men of Coot cotaty wka
have served ia the great war.
.......
At a mcetiag 1 the entertainment
committee of the Young Ladies Svidal-
ity of St. Joseph a church last eve-,'
rung, plans were furthered for the
dance to b given after Easter, During
the Lentea season, with the exception
of the St. Patrick's day program, there
have been no social events of any na
ture in the piuih and the young la
dies are planning to put on a dance and
500'' party that will Bfher tke East
er seasoa in with appropriate konou..
The exact date fur the event has not
tieen set but it is scheduled to take
place during Eater week or the one
immediately following.
The following communication from
'Washington, D. C, throws some light
on the progress of the national con
gress of the Danglers of the Ameri
can Revolution, in which so many r-a-lem
women arc keenly Interested.
"Hacked bv a wlid delegation from
regoa and the Oregon sta'e eonfer-
enee Mrs. I-ae Lee Patterson ef Sa-j
laaa arrivei atarday to rart ker can
paiga for vree frrjideat eaeral ef tie
aatioral society Dangkten af iks Am
erieaa Sevolatiaa kei-ag its annual
eosgrcst ia Wasis.sa from Ap: 14
to 19. Mrs. I'ar.ersea. wife of State
Senator Isaac Lee Psttersoa, is kosw-
ary tate reirat of tke Ore-goa society
I'. A. S. aad is weft kxrwa ja the
aational orgamutkia. kavi-g served
for a number of years en varioas im
portant committee, (fegoa wiU be
repcewated a-s by Mrs. Waiter F.
Barrel!, state vice reject, Mrs. Eliea
t. Baldwin, npreseanng Quuett tiap
ter of Tke Dalies aad M.-s. Ej:i-r Al
lan Jibes f oPrtland.
"Beeaase a vice president general is
ex-off:eio a Bieml-er of tke governing
council of the aauonal society asd so
has the taidc of attending the frequent
meetings of the couaeil eastern mem
ters tiat ail these officers should
be from states convenient to asa;rf
ton. D. C, w!ere the ns-etin; are
"hell. The Oregon delegates, however,
are advancing the arjjsaeat that the
far west is entitled to oce ef the b:z
positions and are already enfonrafed
by the friendiv attitude of some of the
influential officials of the national so
ciety and support promised from the
IH strict of Columbia and Massachu
setts delegations, two of tke big de
termining factors in the resnl: of any
V. A. K. election. Frem present indi
cation, there will be plenty of politics
at the eomicg coagress, awe thus for
several years.
"Oregon also has the unique eoitsi
deaee of having a mother and son rep
resenting the state at tke meetings of
th egrest patriotic societies this year.
Edwin D. Baldwin secretary to Repre
sentative Sinnott. bob of Mrs. Baldwin
who represent (uenett chapter D. A.
R. of the DsJles. ka been selected as
a delegate to represent Oregon society,
tScms ef the American Revolution, at its
annual congress to le held in Detroit
on Mar 19. "
Sergeant Bert Pratt of Carrn Lewis
was a recent visitor at the C. H. Wied
mer residence on Collage street. Ser
geant Pratt was cn route to Camp Lew
. from the east where he had been
sent on official business and where,
incidentally, he steured a pass to visit
kis mother in Virginia.
Ton nam clean the stomach and
bowels purify the blood, each spring.
or, you leave winter s germs and un
our tie in your blood and system.
Drive them away, clean oat the stom
ach and bowels rake Hollistcr's
Roeky Mountain Tea, a spring cleanser
purifier. 3'o. Tea or Tablets.
Cable servire to Braril is so unsatis
factory that the postoffice authorities
have agreed to take up the matter with
the manager of cables at once.
STLi . f- .
iimh lomiuoic iuikut f - . '
caasra the stomach to act funs
rally ind kwo the boatUopcw jVJ
b purely Tcsdabte, produaoc f ;
only highly bencfiasl reulis. ;
MRS.WIN SLOWS
SYRUP
AWWiJCwh,'.!
Absototcly hamilcas-csmpjcte for
mula oa every botlk only very best
tnaredictlU mmL At mil dwmwwUt.
.1. Pe
Easter Toggery for
WOMEN MISSES AND CHILDREN
COATS
CAPES
GLOVES
HOSIERY
' SUITS DOLMANS
SKIRTS DRESSES
RIBBONS
NECKWEAR
Silk Petticoats
Lingerie Underwear
Every item for wear or use
Look over our line of Easter Gifts, Parisian Ivory,
Novelty Jewelry, Box Stationery, Fancy Combs,
Leather Hand Bags, Embroidered Linens, Handker
chiefs, Umbrellas, Toilet Articles.
BUY VICTORY BONDS
THINK IT OVER
BUY SOME MORE.
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
POPULAR
PRICES
U. G. Shipley Co.
1
"Where Shopping is a Pleasure"
r ---" 4
Central Baptist Associa
tion At HayesviL'e
Central Baptist association meets
this week at Hayesville Baptist church
on Wednesday and Thursday, April 16
and 17. Five sessions, each one brimful
of good things, marks this important
gathering.
It is anticipated several hundred peo
ple will be in attendance at these meetings.
The first session will be Wednesday.
April 16, at 2 o'clock. Another inter
cstinjj session will bo Wednesday even
ing, April 16.
Thursday, April 17, will see three liig
sessions addreHses being given by
some of the best speakers ia the north
wests A general invitation is extended
to all and from present indications
Hayesville 's largo church will be filled
to its capacity. Missionary addresses,
sermons and music will be among th
attractions. This is the 62nd session of
this orgnnization and promises to rie out
of the most interesting and best attend
ed in its history.
OiMlMi SUNDAY
-. f I . . I I
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENSCRAY HAIR
Brush Tbis Thrci Faded,
Streaked Locks And They
Becczs2 DarL Gassy,
YoatMd
Almost evervone kn.iwi i..i
Tea and Su'.pniir. prierly compona I-
unng oaa rne natnui eoiv.r and
liwtre to the hair wkea faded, streak
ed or gray. Vears ago the onlv war to
get t b . mixture wss to make it at
home, which i a.uxr and trinbe
mma. Nowndnys, bv awing at aav drug
store for"Wveth's So2 and iilihiir
r-iippound." yu will g.-t a lare bot
tle of thi faianus old recipe, improved
by the addition of oth-r iBgredieots,
at a small cost.
1'on't stay gra ! Trr it! So ona can
p-bly tell that yoa darkened yor
hair. a it d.e ii natursllv ui ev-
enl. Vou iteaipcn a !Hn;e or soft
bruih with it and draw this thrones
your fair, lakisr one small at rand at
a time; by morning tie gray hair dis
appears, and after another a-piirst;os
or two, your kur b.rtne beautifully
dak, glvsr and attractive.
fc.f v -.1. -.a
tZ -fcJi
an hp
tiu i-oit f r,
ktnilOMiSt
MTOgt en t&rtk
STARTING TOPAL, AU?t) THrKiUt.Y. HUDAV AND PATl'RDW AT
YE LIBERTY
Caniial Jonrnal Want Ads M Get Yea What Yea Wast
Canial Journal Wast Ads Will Cet Yoa What Ifoa Wad
Give Your
Feet A Rest
From Treadle
Pushing
Doyour "sewing thciclcctri'cal waywrth a
Western Electric
Portable Sewing Machine
; T17-Wr
W I I I J
A sew-ing machine
that's no larger than a
typewriter that can
actually be carried in
one hand from room to
room and put away
on a closet shelf.:
A full sized, high grade
sewing machine with
out a treadle but with
a Httle electric motor
that dees all the work.
A foot control gives any
desired speed,.
It costs little to buy
the price is only &y.50
and little to operate
Call us up for a demonstration
Portland Railway light & Power Company
i'. V. ., js . ' 1 . iS it U
n