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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1919)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919. r r t 1 : t t 4 4 To the Woman Who "Never Has Any Luck Putting Up Fruii and Berries" Ilea even a Be ginner can be Sure of Perfect Resafts in Mak ing Jams, Jellies end Preserves Good home preserving is now easy to accomplish. Even 1 the housewife who "never has eny luck' with all sugar pre serving can put up fruit perfectly if she will first make her preserving syrup with Jj Ivaro (Red Label) and ) i sugar instead cf sugar alcne. By this method you can always have the finest, most delicious jams, good clear jellies, end preserves with a rich, heavy syrup. Karo is a fine, c!er.r syrup, with a natural affinity for the fruit juices. It blends the fruit with the sugar, doing away with one of the great difficulties of putting up fruit at home, and just about cutting the work in half. Ycu can depend cn it that fruit put up ty this method will never grow tough or "candy" in the glass. For Cooking, Baking an J Candy Making K.tro Red Iibcl) is used in millions of homes In all cooking and baking recipes us Karo instead of EUgnr. It is sweet, of delicate flavor, end bring3 out the natural flavor of the food. FREE The exper.e-'Ttl boun-wifa at well as the be tinner wit find unutuol interest in the new t'xty-e'gV.t rg Corn Products Cookttook. Beautifully illus trated and uKg(-5tima fcikre for preserving, etc. H ia free write us today ft it. CORN PRODUCTS RAINING CO, P. O. Bo It I. Nm to City (red Late 'li'iiih XV aro aitdVx sugar berPedt jamsxfeLUes and l : V J n't ; VACATIONISTS ABROAD i Safe Luggage And a Comfy Sweater For Lady's Trip Our Hand Bags 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 n good assortment. Luggage that will an swer every purose with safety and dignity. Also the cheaper, short jaunt and picnic variety for as little as $1.23 The better ones up to $12.93 SLIP-ON SWEATERS Tie Bead Resorters Delight These Wool Slipon Sweaters with sleeves are in high favor this season. The are smart in design minus all bunglesome effectscheery, warm in the ocean breeze, the mountain air, the auto or stage trip or even on the train where drafts are inevitable, it's the most apprciated garment the vacationist can take with her. Torquoise and FeacocK Blue, Salmon and Tan 525 to $7.45 " " Coola the stomach, washe oat the bowele, (hi van out inwpuritioa, helps the lier il 'a Uollister'a Hoeky Moun tain Tea. Tuke it once a work during hot weather and ere how happy and contented you'll be. 35a. Tea or Tab let a. D. J. ly. NUera women interested ia the work of the Younjf Women 't Christian asao eiation wilt be interested in the fol lowing news item: Two groups of women left T. W, C. A. headquarters in New York for fax away countries. One party went to Ar menia and the ether to Russia. Each consists of threo worker Muia Carrie Young of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is head of the Armenian group. The other members are Mise Ma ruin JVaboJv of New York eity and Miss Helen Jones of Oreencastle, Indi aim. The women ga to Armenia, a the re sult of a rqiiest fur Y. W. C. A. eoaper ation emttimr from Miat Margaret White, Y. W. C. A. worker now ia Ar menia with the Armenian aad Srriaa relief eommisiuon. M sa Klirabo:a PriehaM of Oary, In diana, Miss Kate Van Hasten, Xenia, Ohio, and M m Klertha Karlofi of An- noh, win go to KuMta. The Kuaa delegation will proceed diroetly to Bor gon, Xorwar. Here thoy are to receive word from Mi Manria IHiuham. head of the Y. W. C. A. in Ruiwia, a to thrir trip from Norway to Ruwia. Thfy may rnter Hum a from Archangel or from a more eaitera port. J0HN80W ATTACKS 1XA0TJB : society. : By Gertrude Eoeiaoa THE 'ee Amrrira first" eaOTe aient which received such impet aa during the yrar rh?a the war was strictly aa European affair, has come into its own agnin. The two years ia wh'yh the United Ftatea was con cerned in the struggle saw scarcely any travel of any deacription. The means of transportation were used ia moving troops and those persons who were uuiortur.aW eaough to be left out of the great game, by force of rircum tance, ware tmsy doing their bit ia their owe limited sphere. However, now that final settlement haa beee egrved to, the wanderlust is claiming its victims once more, and with travel in Europe almost impossible as vet. Americans are snaking the most of the situation and oncoming acquainted with their own country. A great number of SaTeoi people have chosen interstate or trns con t mental trips as their form of slim mer enjoyment. From word reveived by friends during the various stages of their tours, all reiport excellent roads, beautiful weather and inarveiious scen- err. Aiido from a few who are vjsituu; the orient, and a very few who have obtained passport to t'0t!and and r.ngland, haleui folk who wish to trav el this season are choosing the states as their objective. Mr. and -Mrs. K. Hofer are the latest s immer emigrants, having left last eve ning for Pan Tanneo nud a tour of southern Oilfornia. Mrs. Jsaae Leo Iatterott was charm ing hostosa for a delightfully informal linner at her tirettv countrr home near Kola Monday eveuing. Circling the ta ble which wa handsomeW centered with a bowl of pink roses, were Judge and Mrs. Oeorjje FnrnettMr. and Mrs. Chnrles A. Park, Mrs. Kdward llirsch, I huI nllave and Mr. and Mrs. lsnae l.ee ratteraon. Miss Hazel Blake who has been vis iting in California for the past month, has, returned to ttalem. During her ab sence Miss lOake was the guest or her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Butz, in Modes ta, for a few days, after which ahe vis ited friends and relatives in Pasadena and Long Beeeh. She was amuiipan- r .,. ? , Next time you buy tea, don't think of "a pound of tea." Think of the cups of tea you are going to drink. Think of the pleasure you are going to get. Think of the real tea-flavor. Then think of tannin ugh I Now do you'want com mon tea or Schilling Tea, the fine economical prac tical tea? There are four flavors of SthHKng Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong, English Breakfast. All one quality. In rjrchmyn-lineil moisture-proof packages. At grocers everywhere. A Schilling & C Sh J'raiicisco CoustiiKition cause keadachcs, sal low color, dull sickly eyes you feel' out of sorts al ever. Jlotii.cr 's Kocky ! Mountain Tea will banish constipation, regulate your bowels, purify your stom ach. You'll feel better all over. 1). J. Pry. ternoon at Mnrion square. Invitations are issued to all members of the Grand Amiy and their faniiXcs to attend and enjoy the fgestivities. All are rerfucst- ed to bring wen nticti ea&kots. Mrs. W. H. I.j tie i home again af ter a lengthy visit in Peadleton with t. i . I . T 11:11 3 n : l ncr uniturai, tf murs uui anu UI. vfttiu j Hill. Purine her stay ia the eastern ' Oregon metropolis, Mrs. Lytle was the led by her father, William UUke, who (recipient of many social ifavors and mal the trip for the purpose, of seiir-the Pendleton papers carried interest ing valuable) information aa to the ing accounts of the functions and in- methndvs of walnut drying used by t'al ifornia growers. Mr. 'Blake will put in to practice any (practical ideas he found in improving his own largo walnut grove at Willow Lake. a Rainier national park is receiving its hare of Balem tourists this season. Yesterday afternoon Mra. George Ifcng tnm, Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. W. II. IanCT left on a motor trip to the perk, planning to return in about week. ess Mrs. W. L. Talbot, who haa bees vis iting in Salem, left yesterday for her home in La. Center, Washington. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. William Retzvn, who will remain as her guest for sbout a montii. . A merry time la anticipated at the annual picnic of the Woman's Relief Corps, which will be held! tomorrow af- formal affairs given in her honor. After an enjoyable visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'rnk Dnvey, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Bo wen and their children hsve returned to thrir home in Eagle Valley, like aH etW visitors in the WiQamette valley, Mr. and Mrs. Bowen were charmed with the country and were particularly pleased with the rapitol eity. s Summer gueets) at the home of Mr. and Mra. T. A. Baker are Mrs. Walton Young and Miss Catherine Croft of Newbill, California. Among the Galcta folV registered at Sumner rime Needs Can Best Be Supplied . . At This Herpful Store . For dress wear vacation 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 . $1.48, $2.98 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 $198 OVERALLS- For Women and Misses wear good quality khaki bib front and back. Priced at $1.98 BUNGALOW APRONS- Materials are percale, gingham, and novelty wash materials, standard makes. 79c, 98c, $1.98 1. $. ltli?lj (En. QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES PortJnnt hotels are Herbert Xuni Charles A. Whitemore and It. S. South wick, who are guests at the Imperial. Memphis, Tenn. Local negroes to day announced formation of a lodge named Western "Benefit association of Miss Anna Mullen has returned to j North America, South Amerka, Asia, Salem after short visit in Portland, j Africa and Australia. Evanston, 111. Mrs. Ada Ketchum wears natural teeth despite gosips who began clucking when tdia advertis ed "a pair of twh" as lost. That" the way the ad man took "parrakeet.'' Benton, M., Julr a Senator Hiram J.l.nst.n, CalifurLia, S'akii.g Lere U1 nifht. bitterly attacked the Irsgne of1 nations as the "bcrrst thing whica anv oip ever attempted to foist npoa the1 American people," J The Hwker also attacked PreMdert Wilson a im) Istrati Jo!,soa de ctared the league is an instiument hirh thrown the fortunes of Aioerlra to the rent of the world "for tie rt of the or'.d to do with ss it sees fit.' BEECHALTS FILLS trcickry be!p to ttrengthea the diction, stlradate tb Ever, regidate the bowels tn4 irsDrovo the health by working with nature. 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