PAGE TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1919. SOCIETY. By Gertrude Bobison r '&i'c&kiin.j im wl 1 iiMiHssHaBauatMaaaOTSMMiM VSworiASOi The unusually delicious, flaky pie crust made with Mazda is astonishing. Perfect digestibility follows every time even with those who complain of deli cate stomachs that cannot digest animal fats. Put Mazola to the Test with this Recipe for Really Delicious Pie Crust 2 cups Flour Pinch of Suit Yl cup Mazola Ice Water Work Mazola well into the flour and salt, add enough ice water to hold together, about one fourth of a cupj roll crust out at once. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO. P. 0. Box 161, New Trk FREE A book worth while writing for. The new Cora Products Cook Book contains 68 pagei of practic al and teited re cipes. Handsome ly ilUttratcd. Free write u today for ft. OBITTJABY Henrr rHaley or Bcotta Aims u born in Pittsburg, Pa., May 1, 184J. At the age of 17 years lie joined tit Union forces under General Grant, company 0, 'iftti regiment, heavy artillery. Mnr- For Skin Tortures Dont worry about eczema or other akin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy akin by using Zemo, obtained at any drug atort for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimple, Mackheada, blotches, ecxema and ring worm and makea the akin clear and healthy. Zemo ia a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It ia easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It Is always dependable, Ttv n" n r'vland. 0. ried Muy C. Beat October 8, 1!73. At the close of the war ho devoted his life to meeahuical trades and was for inany years chief engineer of Mississippi er steamboats. He came aa b pioneer to Oregon, October 10, 1889. Ike great er part of his life he was a member of the M. K. church in good standing. He ia survived by a widow, three sons and two daughters. Hurry I). Stalry nf Oak land, Calif., Mrs. 11. M. liurrlek of Ureshsm, Oregon, Charles O. Ht'.iley of l'ortlund, J. Vincent Btttley uf Scotts Mills and Mrs. liuth Kichard of Oak hind, Calif. His age was 74 yearn, 1 month and 28 days. RIURDERER ASXS (Continued from page one) tion than aa a material point in the cane. Mim Leaser's mother, several other VACATIONISTS AB.ROAD Safe Luggage And a Comfy Sweater For Lady's Trip Our Hand Bag3 and Suit Cases are not expensive. The pleasure budget need not be robbed before the start of the trip. We are showing medium priced luggage w good assortment. Luggage that will an swer every purose with safety and dignity. Also the cheaper, short jaunt and picnic variety for as little m - $1.23 The better ones up to .. $12.93 SLIP-ON SWEATERS The Bead Resorlers Delist These Wool Slipon Sweaters with sleeves are in high favor this season. 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Ml The following account of tke recital given by Miss Jdinnetta Magers in the Opera house recently, appeared in the Sunday issua of the Portland Oregon ian and will be of interest to Salem musicians: "Miss Stinnetts Magors of this city and Salem presented advanced vocal students in concert recital at the Grand theater, Balem, June 27. People fame to attend this concert from Al bany, Independence .and other cities and so large was the crowd that it is estimated that more than 200 people were turned away for lack of seating accommodation. The event was an in vitational one, and one of the most notable held ia Salem for a long time. "Students presents by Miss Magers included MarguerU j Flow? Olinger, Hilda Amsler, Miitfiie Schaller, Flor ence H. Harlan and Joanna James, so pranos, and William Harris baritone They all sang well and won much cred it to themselves and their instructor. "Assisting soloists were Eene Louis Becker, pianist, and Miss Lucie Marie Itoeker violinist of this city, whose bril uant musicianship won many warm, sincere eomplimont.i Miss Becker play ed "Ballade and Polonaise" (Vieui- temps) and 'variations' (Tartani-Kj-eialer,) and Mr. Becker playod these piano Rem from Chopin: "Two Pre ludm,' '.Nocturne, Y sisrp,' 'Impromp tu, A flat and 'Posthumous waltz.' "Miss Margaret Lanffhton, flute so loist played one charming flute cbB gato. Miss Knth Bedford, piano accom panist, a Teeent graduate of the Salem high school, is an excellent pianist, and eontritmted much to the success of the concert." WITII the pausing af the Fourth orf Jnly holidays the city has tt its gala appearance and has denied down to the regular rou tine of summer work and p'ay. C'!ub work has eeased altogether and social meetings ef nearly every description have ecn postioaed nntil the early fall. Families are leaving, singly or ! in groups, tor the teach and mountain resorts and ahnost the only kind of so cial pas times indulged ia are motor! triita and ntentc nut. no Country club artivitica are pcrEaps the meg popular at present, the drive being ideal and the cool ilhhre club bouse as mvitiug a spot as can be found. Although a few dances are still be ing sponsored by the younger sets the trend of the social world is, as a rule, turned to out door sports and enjoy ments, and with canoeing? aid picnick ing iu the lime light, the dancing and party senses is practically closed for ! the summer. j Mrs. C. P. Bishop ha as her guests Mrs. C. P. Roberts and sob and iatij;h ter, farlyle and Imegene, of Hood Kiv er, who are here fir a week's visit. Mr. and Mr J P. Kunrorn of Inde pendence are beiny showered with mes sages of felicitations, unoa the birth of a son, Sunday, June 6th. The little ! new arrival ha been named Iiobert' ! Harry. Mrs. Runcorn was licfore her j marriage Miss l.iicielle McPeeh, daugh ter of Mi and Mrs. Claries McPeek of j awnt for tho (Southern Pacific com pany at Independence, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Runcorn of Salem. Mack Hofer and family motored to Newport last week and will pend the summer vacation at their Agate beach cottage. Some of the prettiest numbers on the program af the recent commencement exercises of the Albany eoilege were those given by the faculty of the con servatory of uuiflSe.. Among them were tne wtutmu viona selections of Miss Klizafeetb. Levy af d the vocal solos by am iuiuiue Xiennarr. Ia the Ontenary Methodist Episco pal church in Portland last Sunday night the special tiered musie recital was attended bv a large eontrresation and the music rendered was satisfac tory in every particular. Two out of town soloists who assisted were' Miss Joanna James and J. W. Todd of Sa lem. Mr. Todd, sonductor of the local Apollo club, was heard to advantage n the solo "My Task" (Ashford.l Miaa James, one of the most rxifular young soloists ia the- eity sang "The Lara ia JUT Shepherd" (lad'lle.) Miss Teresa Devereaox ef Parkers- ourg. wao is attending tie summer curi as Monmouta, wit a otUem vis itor over the weefc said. Summer TEie Needs Can Best Be ScppHed At This Helpful Slore For dress wearvacation wear or for the berry ranch you will find what you desire at just what you'll be pleased to pay. SUN UMBRELLAS- Rain proofed, in a full line of wanted colors $3.98 to $12.50 BATHING SUITS Women's and Misses sizes in sets or single gar mentsa choice selection $1.43, $2.9S up to $9.73 WHITE WASH SKIRTS FOR SUMMER Tub skirts of good quality pre-shrunk materials, well made $1.00, $1.98 up to $7.50 UNIONALLS Women's and Misses khaki unionalls full range of., sizes good quality $2.98 - OVERALLS- For Women and Misses wear good quality khaki bib front and back. Priced al r $1.98 BUNGALOW APRONS- Materials are percale, gingham, and novelty wash materials, standard makes. 79c, 98c, $1.98 QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES Tha Y. W. ?. A. board will hold their regular meeting at ton thirty tomor row morning. All members are request ed t be preseat. Silver Creek Pulls was the grens of a merry pieni yesterday when a group of the yoangsr set of ttt. Joseph 's par ish motored to the falls to spend the day. Dinner and luncheon were served at the grounds of the South Falls and in the afternoon the north and upper falls were visited. Various out door game filled the evening hours until time for departure. About thirty young persona composed the party. Mrs. Samuel Reeney is spending a two weeks outing as the gnest of M. and Mrs. 8. H. Rooney of Portland at their 8e Crest cottage at Newport. Mrs. Minnie Uarcy Bates, wife of Reverend Alfred Bates, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marry fct 57,? Nehalcm avenue in l'ortlund. On account of the death of Sister Kitty Moore the social afternooa of the Kastern Star has been postponed one week. PHONE STRIKE ENDS (Continued from page one) ton ,and Is unofficially reported to htv decided upon the basic $i a day as elec trical workers' wage and $12 to (19 a week, the maximum reached ia four years, for telephone operators, with rctroactivo pay since January I. Coast union representatives aro ready they report to reject the compromise if it does not provide for retroactive pay and simultaneous cxpiratio n of the agreements with both operators and electrical workers. Albany Operators Quit. Albany, Of., July 7. All except twe of the 29 telephone operators in Albany joined the coast-wide strike today. Only the chief operator and one cen tral are left at the plant of th6 Pacitv Telephone & Telegraph company and all "hello girls" of the Home coJipanj walked out, according to strike leaders. iTry Salem first Ia Bayiir t Torquoi.se and Peacock Blue, Salmon aid Tan : 5625 to $7.45 REAL BARGAINS IN 9 OXFORD They are just the thing to wear RIGHT NOW. Why not take advantage of These SPECIAL PRICES. MEN 1 Today's Price Stetson's Black Kid Oxford, Corndodger Last $1.,.50 Stetson's Brown Kid Oxford, Straight Last - $14.50 (Only a few pairs left in this style) Stetson's Brown Calf Oxford, English Last $14.00 Brennan Brown Russia Calf English Last $10.50 Brennan Gun Metal Oxford, Combination Last $ 8.50 Brown Side Calf Oxford, English Last $ 8.50 .Our Regular Price $11.50 $12.50 $12.00 $ 9.25 $ 7.00 $ 7.25 Closing Out Price .45 $9.95 $9.95 $8.65 $6.45 $6.45 All Stetson Shoes Reduced. Below Season's Prices. at Prices f- r Last dQj.OOf) Work Shoes of All Kinds from $2.65 to $8.00 FLY SWATTERS FREE We hve a few hundreds of swatters to give away to help banish the Res.