PACE EIGHT.
famous Actress Tefis Hov
She Uses Derwillo To
Beautify Her Complexion
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY JULY 13. 1919.
HAZEL GREEN NOTES-
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MISS ETHE L CLAYTON
New York Miss Ethel Cluvton, tin- MK i n rosy while, velvety mid radiantly
clever young arlress now successfully I beautiful. It is wonderful for a lurk.
fCajntnl Journal Special e:vi.v.
J!:ii. l Cr-.i-a, Or.. Juh- I,. Ueimit
IVWitt of S;iifDi. reeentlv returned
: f run over,-as !u!v. vis-t. il I':-- t:..i:lier
ami sM.-rs at the II. Z.vih.-k: home
I last week.
1.1. it J Rae has not returned Lome yet
,as was before published, but is ii, the
, I'. S. A.' Ilis eonnsin, Charles K;,ue of
Canhy, haii returned an. was at his un
c!e' oue day last week.
E. A. Dunigan cauie up from Portland
Thursday eve-niug and was off duty till
Monday uioraing.
Carl Morris who is working iu I'oSk
ci.uniy pcnt hmnJay with i.ienus in
U.i.,'i (!rHa.
Elroy Kiikpstrii-k and mother made
a brief visit to tlie W. G. lavi home
ou Friday afternoon, before going to
Dallas to stay indefinitely.
SI is Flossie Overman of Philomath
is visiting her friend, Mis Emma Fish
er. Henry Kcppliuger and family of Mill
City spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
K. A. Dunigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rape of fctlvcr
to i spent Sunday with the former ' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Kape.
G. G. Looncv went to Glciiaale, Or.,
Saturday to attend the fuuoml of his
brother's wife.
Miss Nellie Bennett went to I'ailo
muth Satuiday evening to ti rd Sun-
uuy with relatives.
Miis Margery rarmeuter returned i
I home from Snleui Monday.
I The patriotic program ut the Hazel
Oreen church, Sunday evening, was
very interesting and the young ladles
who assisted did well.
Mr. and Mis. J. Van Cieave, Tom
mid Charles Van Cleave and Lister Van
n..flV. .tint,.!. ill tl.i. f..nu...l nf t S
i v... i'i i'.... - :.. c.i.. other of the elubs might give up earlier
last Friday I'" w'a,(,n uu cy crossed the exj
neris aim rougnt n out tne last Jinc or
defense. That is unusual. It ia hard'ty
likely that the Yankees and White Sox
or the Reds and Giants will tcp along
deadlocked fur a long period. On, it
Ccskj Seven Dajs To liaye
Vital Bearing Oa Big
League Champs.
Br H. C. Hamiltoa
(United Press Staff Correspoiide;.t.)
lor, July 18. The eon.iag
seven dnys may hr.ve a greater bearing
iu me peuaut races- of the two bigj
leagues than any other period 01 the
schedules.
Tomorrow the Cincinnati Reds move
to Brooklyn and the Cuba pay a visit
to the Polo Grounds. If the Giants ar-
to be dislodged with any kind of gaJ
pmceu iK-tween them and the iluo that1
upsets them, it appears the job must b
thoroughly done right now. lhe Cubs
and Reds are their strongest rivajg. pro
vided the Giants ti shoulder their
way past these two obstacles the way to
a pennant ia reasonablv clear. The Reds
follow the Cubs at Brush stauiuiu.
Washington, which has beeu traveling
at a pretty fair flip, takes ou the White
Stix in the next trade of seiirs, while
the Yankees will move to St. Louis.
. If the Yanks recovered, as seems indi
cated by their defeat of the" Timers yea
terduy, they should at least bnak even
with the fust stepping Browns and then
will come the big blow off iu Chicago,
net str.tiott for the Huggins hope..
In 1917 the Bed Kox and their white
hosed rivals went to the wire neck and
neck. It looked as though one of the
starring uinlcr the Paramount banner,
is famous for her beautiful complexion
When her friends inquired about It she
Mid: "It's all due to a toilet prepara
tion culled derwtllo which I use twice
daily. The enperlence I have had
prompts me to make my secret public.
This wonderful dcrwillo instantly beau
tified tny skin and Its continued use
ha made the results permanent. "
When Mas Kdna Wilder, the well
known beauty specialist, was inter
viuwed i reference to Miss Clayton'
remarkable, complexion state, "Anyone
can have a beautiful complexion when
they know how. lt' a veiy simple
process. I use the same article In my
work, and until you try it you huT uo
tibia of the marvelous results. The very
first application will astonish you. Go
to the toilet counter of ny drug nr de
purl men I atore and get a bottle of diir
willo, then make the following test:
Knaiu'iiB your skin critically before
your mirror, unte Carefully its appear
a nee, then apply dcrwillo as directed.
After you have made (he first applica
tion look in j-nur mirror aguin anil note
the surprising-change. A poach like
color mounts thti cheeks; a baby soft
ness comes to the skin; it mokes the
Guy Sleppy and funiily sad his moth
er, Mrs. Buell, went to Rhei.dau last
week.
Rev. F, Fisher met with Rev. Morris!
Goodrich of Hopewell and W. W. Rose
braugh of Hale in iu the Capital city, Fri
day, to plan for the PliUomatU cullege
endowment campaign.
Miss Wilms Atwatcr of Airlte is stay
ing with her auut, Mrs. George Rhodes.
Mrs. Bertha Lauder and Tiiomas
1 Katou were united in ninrrihge at the
Brethren parsonage Monday
sallow skin, shiny mum, freckles, tan,
oily skin, sun spots, coarse pores, pim
ples, blackheads, rhapped, rough skin,
ruddiness, wrinkles and many other
facial 'blemishes. Dcrwillo method Is
absolutely harmless and will not pro-1 I'nited
duce or stimulate) a growth of hulr. It .eveniuy, by tho Rev. F. Fisher in the
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f"'" wi iu pvitt-i, n pel u- ; i ,.i'injc w a l.-w iriuint'l BMI1 XIICUU7.
tiou does not effect it, therefore it
slays on Vtter. TIioumiihIs who have
used it liave had the same results as
Miss (.'lay ton, and I am sine if vuu will
give it a fair triul you will become just
as enthusiastic as 1 am and always use
it in preference to our other powder
or beaujifier. ''
NOTK .When asked about Dcrwillo
one of our leading druggists auid, "It
is truly a wonderful benutifier, awny
ahead of anything we have ever sold
before. Wo are authorized by the ana
iilaeturers to refund the money to any
one who U dissatiafied and wo would
nut permit tho use of our nnmo unless
the product pn.wns.il nmisiwt merit."
It Is sold in this clly under an" iron
clad money 'back guarantee by all de
partment stores and up to date drug
gists, Including the Fry and the T'erry
drug stores.
BOUND COAST
LEAGUE BASES
You See What You liuy Before PayingBuying At Home
DEATH OP CAPTAIN BLEAKNEY
Captain fewi lllenkney wui bora lu
Iniliiiua county. 'Pennsylvania. .Inn. SM.
He was mustered out of service on
April 2D, lSlio.
Besides his loving and faithful wife,
he leaves two children to mourn his
H.H, and disparted this life at his home i departure, Mrs. Winfred Kvans and J.
in Amnsville, Oregon. Julv U, lOlU, at ! Illi-siUiioy both of Poilliind.
lhe age of Ml venrs
On Juno imil, Mr. Weaklier en
listed for service in the northern irmv,
joining the loth Illinois inf.inliy a',:
quiring In a short period of service', the
rank of captain under General Hu7.ea.
funeral services wcru conducted at
Aumsvllln on Wednesday, the Jllth i list,
by liev, IV G. Bonner of Marion, in
terment iu AiiiiikwIIc cemetery under
tho auspices of the Knlem (J. A." R. post
At the close of the civil nur, Genoral
Ifir'en mn.le a special trip to Turner
(By United Press)
i'eater.Jiy 's winners: Sun Fraucisco,
Vernon, rJacraineuto, .lult Lake.
Hume runs: Speas, Kiglin, Koehler,
Beavers; Boles, 'raford, Angels.
Long Tom Seatou loosened up And
let the Raiuiers hnvn four hits, but
blanked them in the rua column, the
Sculi wiuuing fi to 0.
Four runs in the seventh were just
enough for the Senators to note out
the Oaks, five to four.
Although Hpeas, Siglin and Ko.cl.ler
uf tho Beavers jioled a circuit clout
each, the 'Bee walked off with the
game S to li.
Home runs don't ulways will ball
games, the Angels eollocted two off the
Tigers, but dropped the game, four to
throe.
to insist that Capt. Bleakney accept a
commission in the regular army as 1st
lieutenant. This lie declinod.
Mr. llUeakney enme to Turner in 1871
and was proniinpnt iu the upbuilding of
our city for over 3."i years. He served
a a lnemHior of tho legislature one term
a sluuii.'h republican and secretary for
severnl yenrs of the Mariou couuly re
publican orgnuiuition. He was a nmn
of noble character and I true friend.
Turner Tribune.
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LET US I IGUHE ON YOUR NEEDS YOU WILL FIND HERE THE
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE, PAINT AND
BUILDING NECESSITIES IN THE VALLEY. NO MATTER WHAT YOU
ARE BUILDING OR PAINTING WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS.
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appears, must lag
The time for the knockout ia here. If
it isn't put over right now two of the
sweetest races either league has seen for
souio timo will be on.
TO WARD OFT 8UMMEB
COMPLEXION ILLS
To keep the face smooth, white and
beautiful all svtmificr, there's nothing
quite o good as ordinary mercolir.ed
wax. Discolored or freckled skin, so
common at thia season, is gently, grad
ually absorbed by the wax and replac
ed by the newer, fresher skin beneath.
The face exhibits no trace of the wnx,
which' Is applied at bedtime and wash
ed off mornings. Greasy cream-, pow
ders and rouges, on the other hand, are
apt to appear more conspicuous than
usual these dnys of excessive perspira
tion, .lust get un ounce of mercolized
wax at any drug store and use it like
cold crenm. This will help any skin at
once and in a week or so the complex
ion will look remarkably clear, young
and healthy.
NO TEKM AT SUMMIT
According to information, it is very
doubtful that the Summit school will
bo in operation this fall as there are
only nbout six pupils available. The
rocent school law as enacted by lhe
recent legislature, was one of the most
"meanest'' measures placed upon the
taxpayers, quoted a prominent farmer
of that district to us Moudnv Turner
Tribune.
DONALD NEWS ITEMS.
(Capital Journal Special Scvico.)
Donald, Or., July IS. Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Hixsmith were at home to about
thirty of their friends on Saturday
evening. Five Hundred was the diver
sion of the evening for lhe ladies, while
tho gentlemen held a short session of
the Mnsonic lodge. After which a so
cial time was held over the tables filled
with a generous supply of ico cream
served in cantaloupes. Mrs. Fred Yer
gen received the first prize, Mrs. J.
Itartman the second. The following were
the guests of the evening: Mr. and Mrs.
John Miler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yergei,
Mr. and Mrs. Del Yergen, Mr. and Mrs.
0. (). Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Smith, Mr.
snd Mrs. G. A. Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
mull, Mr. and Mrs. J. Burtman, Mes
daiuea A. Aufrane, K. Cone, M. W.
Johnson, F.ugcne Flynn, Roy Garrett.
Out of town guest: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Aiifiiine and W. A. Johnson of Port
land, Mrs. F. L. Allen of Vancouver,
Wash., and Mrs. Gertrude Page of Sa
lem, j
The TIufNtuttors of Tonquin fim.slied
up their cherry picking on their acre-
ige in Do laid and left for home Tues
nun mug
Hm m 'I v ai'
Os In the ,
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j All of Its goodness
pf - sealed in-
I J :,l Protected, preserved. i
j p The flavor ..M
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SK for and be SURE
to set WRIGLEY!
in a sealed package, but
look for the name -the
Greatest Name in Goody-Land
I U y tmc PERFECT GUhV&U ;
Sealed Tfeht-KePt Righn-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aufrani of Port-! three weeks,
land spent the week end visiting the A.
Aufrane 's.
Mrs. Gertrude Page is visiting at the
J. C. Moore's home.
Mrs. John Miller and daughter, Eliza
beth, spent Saturday in Portiaud.
Mr. ii Mrs. W. A. Johnson of Port
land and Mr. and Frs. F. L. Allen of
evening. Mr. Prince is a convincing
speaker. All should hear him. lie will
be with the Donald church until some
Mrs. M. W. Johnson,
The men around Donald who own
threshers are busy getting machines in )
order as the grain in the vicinity is;
about ready for the reaper. J. P. Feller j
reports about 40 acres of oata ready for '
cutting. Hay balers are also running'
in the community. Taking it all in all
the Donald community is a piosperousl
and happy one with big crop and big'
J rices. They expect full pocketbooks. I
Frnest Feler, Roy Garrett and broth
er returned the first of the week from
the coast, where they had beta for an1
outing, bringing with them about 300;
pounds of fine clams, consequently they'
end many of their friends have had
clams to their heart's content.
I U-. .1 I' Mnnri. Mr. INiirn niwt Mr.
!. -'. , l14- 1 . .. "7 ,10. 0. Freemaa attended the funeral of
l fied with the return, from their orchard, , Woodburn ast Hund
;thu. year a. tho.r first rxper.cnc, hav- ,,,, WM M,M , j,,,
l.ng but lately purchased tie orchard. lWede.d.r evenln because of the .cri-
ous illness of hi father, who Lai been
'pey,i , .i i K,mrilsn hiMmtal for
Mrs. George Lamb returned from
I Newberg on Wednesday whero she was
called bv the serious illness nf her uncle ii... : i a - .
..".c iii vigiisi, anu uv mat time it is
on Kuaduy. She reports him paralyzed hoped a permanent i.astor mur U .
cured.
G. A. Sibley was a Portland Tisilor
on n ednesday.
fru .1 Pi-ii.i i ,. - .- u , .
. - - - - - v. . - n , , nun 11 . I .... 1 1 , . I , II vu.inp
aid to spend the week end with Mr. and Donald church on Sunday morning aad on Wednesday.
with but little hopes of his recovery.
Hev. Wesley Prince was a Salem vis
itor at the home of Rev. Anderson on
Vancouver, Wash., motored out to Don- Monday. , He will hold services at tao!
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LINES NORTH OF ASHLAND
Vacati
II. A. EsK'y of Oysterville, Wash.,
tin. li.it. H.nLiii.. li. ltpiitkn. i' .1 l'. ...t-
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a isu nir several iibvs.
Mrs. A. King Wilson and daughters
of Oswego were also week end visitors
at the C. J. Espey country home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shearer of California
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Owen. The
families were formerly old friends in
Nebraska.
C. Mayes and M. W. Johnson attend
ed the .retailers association at Wood
burn on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conned were In
I'urt'and on Monday to see Mr. Con
nclt 's brother, who is still ia the hos
pital. 0. A. Cone. Fjrl Cone and ! L. Bice
were Portland visitors.
Mis Kstelle Grette of Portland stnp
lcr over between train to lisit a few
of her Donald friends on Friday. She
was on her way to Salem to spend the
week end with the home folk.
Mrs. Thiclsen was a Portland visitor
on Friday.
Mrs. Gleason and little dnnhter were
Ntlem visitor on FriJsv
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A vacation is a good iavestment. Rest and change are vers bene
ficial to bodily health and mental vigor July and August are lhe ideal
vacation months. Attractive summer resorts are within easy nach Ex
cursion tickets are on sale.
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14.93
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Corresponding fares from other point.
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:.70
DETBOIT-
Fares to Neah Kah Nie, Manxanita and BavoaD""T:ghtly
higher orrepoading fares from other nointi
Season Tickets from Salem
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McCREDIE HOT SPBINOS
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ABATER LAKE
Season Ticket from Salem
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-48.33
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Tark will opea about July lt.
MARBLE HALLS Or OREGON
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