Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 12, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX FORI 10 STAGE Announcing as thair purpose tbe staging of a world' lair iu FortlttDd iu 1930, group of 97 Portland men have formed a cor poration capitalized at J 10,0 00, 000 and tbe articles were filled edterday with the Btate corpora tion department. The first three samea on the liet or incorporators are 11. J. Uleasing, II. S. Josselyn and A. It. Mauley. The fair will be known as tbe 1'acific American International exposition. Kelntlrt to financing the enter prire the articles nay: 'The butiinesi of this corpora tion shall be conducted without profit to Itself or its members and at the time of making these arti cles of incorporation this corpora tion possesses no money or prop erty whaterer, and the source of Its Income shall be from gifts, do ll at ions, subscriptions, contribu tions, admissions, concession charges, and from loans, as well an from appropriations from munici palities, states and nations." AMERICANS CAPTAIN THREE OXFORD TEAMS Oxford, Eng., March 12. Amer icans aro this year captaining throe Oxford university teams the lacrosse, fencing and boxing iquads. E, P. F. Eagan of Colorado, has for three yearn been the mainstay of the university boxing club, and two years ago won the Oxford Cambridge moot by favorable de cisions In both the light heavy weight and heavyweight classes. This year he has succeeded the Marquis of Clydesdale as captain of tbe Oxford team but has been severely handicapped by an in jured eye. POISONED WOMAN TO GET HER INSURANCE, CLAIM Kansas City, Mo., March 12. Charged in a dying statement by Mrs. Uora Uogs, 62, of Atchisoo, Kan, with liaTlnn given ber poison o that be could collect In surance policies whirb she bad as signed to blm. Iioy M. Turner, 26. was being held hers today for In vestigation. Mrs. Gage died at a hospital yesterday shortly after ehe had iieen found In her hotel room, writhing la pain on the floor. Turner, an Atchison real estate dealer, who came to Kansas City yesterday with Mrs. Gage was In the room when hotel employes furced an entrance. Before her death the woman asserted that Turner gave ber a bottle which he told her contained corn whiskey. Mrs, Cage was Im mediately Btrlclcen. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON BRITISH ARMY REDUCED London, March 12. (By Asso ciated Press. The British army estimates for 1925-2C fix the land forces at IGO.fiOQ men, a reduction of 1000, whilo tho amounts for maintenance will Total 44.500. 000 pounds sterling, against 45,000, 100 pounds last year. In a memorandum accompany ing the withiiales, tho secretary for war, Sir Laming Worlhingtnn Evans declared the recruiting las) year waa uusnttufuctory and that more than half the applicants: were rejected aa not coming up to the high army standards of pby ciqutv rd it eat ion and character. HEARING RESTORED OFTENJN 24 HOURS Amazins Results Secured In One Unv flv Use of Virex 'Former It Known As Rattle Snake Oil Deafness nnd Head Noises need not lie dreaded nny longer slnee the discovery of a widely known rliyoiclan. Now It Ifl posxllile for some of the most otatinnte cases of deafness to be relieved In day's time by the application of a prescription formerly known Itattlo Knnko Oil. Thle treatment Is meeting Willi wide success nil over the country. Mr. I). M. Ixipes, a Pennsylva nia man, says: "I used tho treat ment at night before retiring. ine following morning I could hoar the tickings of the alarm deck that I was unable to hear ncrore. Now my henrlng Is reslor. ed perfectly after many years of ueamcss. ' Mr. lien Jackson, who lives In Indiana says, "Defore I used VI rex I could hear nothing. After ten nays i could hear my watih ilea. Angeline Johnson, a Mlsslaslnnl resident had been stone deaf for eignieen yeans. She says. "Vlrex has stopped my head noises and I ran hear the train whistle 3 1-2 miles away." Koy Filter, Iowa man, envs. "I hadn't heard a watch tick for eleven years now I can lay my watch on the table and hnr It plainly." Mr. W. A. Lumpkin of Oklaho ma, says, "After being denf 3S years. I used your trealment only a few days and bear fairly well."i Mr. Anthony Chnpmnn cf Mich igan, says. "The terrible head noises have stopped entirely nnd my hearing la practically back to normal." Denf Baby Now Hears Mrs. Ola Valentine of Arkan sas, snya. "My little bov, now 5 yeans old. bad been denf since aoout months of age. Now he hears very well and Is learning to ia ik. air. Mather Tellers says, "My young son. deaf for years, has used Vlrex for only three davs anu ne Hears almost as well as ever before." Such amazing reports come from all over this country and Canada. The prescription which Is known as Virex. Is easily used St home and oeems to work like mag ic In Its rapidity on people of all ages. Ko confident are we that Vlrex will restore your hearing quickly, and to Introduce this remarkable trealment to a million more suf ferers, we will send a large 2 treatment for only fl on ten days' free trial. If the nwnlts are not satisfactory the treatment costs noining. ini no money just your nine aim suitress to the lisle i.anoraiorlea, r.113 Gateway Sta non. Kansas city. Mo., aad the i res i men t will be mailed at once t'se It according to the slmnle di rections. If at the end of 10 itsys your hearing Is not relieved, your non noises gone entirely, Jn.t send It bac k and your money will be returned without question. This offer is folly guaranteed, so write todsy and give this wonder ful compound a trial. Ad. 1 SILVERTON HIGH TEAM DEFEATS OREGON CITY Silverton, Or.. March 12. (Sos- cui.)--bilvorton high school won over Oregon City blub Bchool has ketball team on the local floor Tuesday night when tbe Silverton buys played their last game of this season. The score was 23 to 16 for bilverton. The game wa won played and fast throughout. ine llrst halt ended with a score of 8 to 6 for the visitors. A pre liminary game was played be tveen tbe Silverton seconds nnd the Silverton Independents result ing in a 22 to 13 score for the seconds. Tbe lineup of the game Tues day night was: Silverton Krison (4). Woods (!. Graham. Martin n. Kircher (6). Dialer (2). L. Klrcher (2); Oregon City Class (). Wilson (31, Mies (4). Lie lasliowskl. Weaver, Tlmble. JURY FOREMAN IS LARGEST AND SMALLEST BULBS GIVEN MUSEUM Washington. March 12. Whal are believed to be the largest and -mallest electric light bulbs ever mude have arrived here for exhi bition at the Smithsonian Insti tute from tho Edison Electric L'ght company of New Jersey. The meHsenger who brought the bulbs yesterday had to engage a section on the train to provide spare for the packing cnae thaii contained the 40.000-watt giant The tiny "grain of wheat" bulb, w it Is called, being nbout that te.r he carried, carefully wrnpped 'n l.'asue paper and a sealed en?vo- t. hii pocket s Statement Will Help Salem 'I hated cooking because all I ate turned sour and formed gaa. I drank hot water and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing helped un til I took Adlerika." Unless due to deep seated raiiKCA, Adlerika helps any case gas on the stom ach In a surprisingly QUICK time. It Is a wonderful remedy to use for constipation It often works In one hour and never gripes. J. C. Terry, druggist. 115 south Commercial St. Adv. Chicago, March It. Laureate Clody, foreman of the coroner'i jury Investigating the death of William K. MeClintock, inillion- a:re orphan. It became known to day, waa the object yesterday of a bomb attack which tore out the front of bis florist shop. He waa hi hli home at the time. The explosion came, be said, after a man had called at tbe shop and a telephone call had been re ceived at his home making inquir es about his connection with the storo aid the Jury. During the Inquest, which re cently waa conducted for 20 days. Clody resented a statement by an auorncy ior William U. Khepherd .outer father and chief heir of Me- ClfntocU, that the jury must think ine prcsiujnK aepuiy coroner was prejudice! In favor of Judge uarry utaon, instigator ot the In vesligallon. Society (Conttnned from Page Five.) varieties of these flowers. During the short business meet ing Professor Morton K. Peck, president of the league, presided and called for short reports of the various sections of the league. Mrs. J. M. Clifford gave a gen era! review of the work of the league during the past year and 3. H. Van Trump reviewed the undertakings of the Civic art sec tinn. Mrs. J. F. Lau gave a short sketch of the programs of the mu sic section and Mrs. W. F. Fargo told briefly of the story telling section meetings. Mrs. Monroe Gilbert reported for the Interior decorating section and Mrs. F. G. Franklin for tho writers' section. Professor Peck announced a special call meeting for Tuesday March 24 to vote on changes in the constitution. "CASCARETS" IOC Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durbin mo tored to Portland last night to at tend the Frits Krelsler concert. . Tbe ladles social clrcl, of the Central Congregational church will meet In tha church parloru tomorrow afternoon front 1:50 to s. Hostesses will bs Mrs. C. C. Harrhi. Mrs. E. B. Daughertr Mrs. W. R. Palmer and Miss Mary in noun. S Mrs. M. Hendrlrkson arrived yesterday from her horns in As toria to bs with her daughter. aims urace ttenarickeon, who re cently underwent an operation lor appendicitis. Mrs. Ilendrick- on will be a cuest In the homo ot Mrs. U. Lehman. Mrs. J. A. Bernard! Is hotstoti at two tables of bridge In her home thid afternoon honoring group ot matrons of the Wallace road district. Her guests are Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. Al Steiner, Mrs Ed 1'ratt, Mrs. C. C. Page. Sirs L. A. Grots, Mrs. James Iinlah and Mrs. (Jeorge Duntiford. During tha tea hour she will be assisted by Mrs. J. L. Sweeney. Bt. Pat rick's day novelties have been combined with fern and epirea THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925 How to Make Pin Cough Syrup at Home IT bo tqiaU for prompt Molts, TkM but momrnt to prrporo. and Mm 7011 oboot ft. DIZZY, BILIOUS Feel fine! Let "Cases e -- rets" clean Ff- y o ur bowels ;L.TT" .pr; and stimulate 7?. your liver. No ST ai rf -'- sr I pi n g or V -sm overacting- Cj-i . M 1 1 lio na ot Lf men. women. 0 and children - take thli harmless lax ative-cathartic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel end flfilts. Tastes nice acts wonderful 10c 25c and 60c boxes any drug store. Acv. a m jtovie r i sr irni J cttn ainu evert t 1 1 cm IS RIGHTLY PRICED Leaders for bait, don't save your money on a general bill. Tic up with a Store in whom you have confidence that Each and Every Item is rightly priced. DRY GOODS Just received a new shipment of Muslins and Sheet in(t These are our prices 36 inch Hope Bleached Muslin, yd ISc 36 inch brown Poland Muslin, yd 18c 9-4 Bleached l'equot Sheeting, yd 69c 9-4 brown l'equot Sheeting, yd. G2c 9-4 brown Frecmont Sheeting, yd 55c New Lingerie Crepes, yd 25c New Jap Crepes, yd 23c New Dress Scarfs $1.49 New boil-proof Embroidery Thread, 3 for 10c 6 Spools best G-Cord Thread 25c New California Lisle Corded Hose 50c In various shades. New Arrow head Silk Hose, as a special 89c GROCERIES 14 lbs. Berry Suj?ar $1.00 2'fc size Kosedule Pineapple 27c, 3 for 79c Specially sood bulk Coffee, lb. ....39c 2Y size can reaches 20c 2 lbs. bulk Raisins 18C Tine is nurd in nearly all prescrip tions and remedies lor coughs. The reanon is that pine contains several elements that bare a remarkable effect in soothing and healing ths membranes of the throat sort ch?st. l'ine couch syrups nre eombtnAttoni of pine Bod nyrup. The "syrup" part is usually plain augar syrup. To make tbe beat pine cough remedy that money can buy, put 21 ounces of Pines in a pint bottle, ana till up with home-made sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified molaaaes, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you make a full pint more than you can buy ready-made for three times the money. It is pure, good and tistes very pleuant. You can feel tbu take bold of a cough or cold in a wi-y that meant buamesa. The cough mar be dry, hoarse and tight, or may be persut cntly looae from the formation of phlegm. Tlie cause is the same in flamed membranes and this Pines and ISyrup combination will stop il imully in 24 hours or leas. Splen did, too, for bronchial asthma, boarac-. nesfl, or any ordinary throat ailment. 1'inez is a highly concentrated com- round of genuine Norway pine ex ract, and is famous the world over for its prompt effect upon cougbi. lip ware of substitutes. Ask your aniggit for iya ounces of Pincx with directions, and don't accept any thing el.se. Guaranteed to give aUao lute Mtmfartion or money refuatkd. The Pincx Co., i. Wayne, Ini. about the living and dining roonw of tna Bernard! horns. St Paul's Guild ot tha Episco pal church will apotMor a cooked food sala la Nelmeyer'a drag store oa Baturjay. Mr. W. C. Franklin left yes terday fur Mains where she waa called by ths serious Illness of ber moth sr. s Mors than forty members of the B. B. O. clan met for supper ana a program tn ths First Bap tfst church last night. Tbe claw was formerly known aa the Young Married Peonlo'd claas. During the buaioee meeting the ciass adopted a definite m 11 on If Ruptured Try This Free Apply It to Auy Rupture, Old or llrceut, .Large or Kniall and You aro on (lie Itoad lliat lias Convinced Thousands Sent Free to Prove This Anyone ruptured, man, woman or child, ahould writs at once to W. a It ice, 2470 Main St., Adams, M. Y, for a free trial ot his won derful stimulating application. Just put it on tha rupture and the muscles begin to tighten: they be Tin to bind together ao that the opening closes n turally and the need ot a support or truss or ap pliance is then uone away with Don t neglect to send for this free trial. Even if your rupture does n't bother you what is tha use of wearing supports all your life? why aurrer this nuisance? Why run the risk of gangrene and such langors from a small and lnno- ;ont little rupture, ths kind that has thrown thousands on ths oper ating table? A host of men ana women are daily running such risk Just because their raptures do not hurt nor prevent them from get ting around. Write at once for thlB free trial, as It Is certainly a won Jerful thing and baa aided In the ura or ruptures that were aa bis a a man's two fists. Try and write once, using tbs coupon below. Freo for Rupture W. S. Rice, Inc.. Z47D Main St Adams, N. T. Tou may send me entirety free a Sample Treatment f your stimulating application for Rupture. Nams ,-, Addreaa ary program. Irish games with appropriate prizes offered to tbe winners interested ths guests during ths remainder ot ths e re tting. Tbs dining room of tbs church was attractireiy decked In St. Patrick's novelties for ths sup per. Hall's Catarrh Medicine zfjt X rid four fyscem 01 CstsrthgcDcaf oess caused by Cstanb. fifcf l dlsu.ii (hi ,! It mm .'.J. CHENEY &. CO. Toledo. Ohir A Garden brourBov THERE'S no better outdoor, thrifty training for a good, live boy than taking care of a garden and marketing the produce. He learn of nature's wonder and the value of regular attention to details. Give him the value of your advice as to seeds. Start him right It costs as much for ordinary seeds as for ours with 40 years reputation for good yields of excellent quality. Select the seeds from the Northrup, King & Co. Seed Box now on display at several dealers' stores in your City. There are no better seeds at any price: NomnRup, King Scds EED SEED jflj jrC' Au. Standard rA wfiflM ! 010. gVVl Sim Packets SWfsW t2g 25c 25c lite 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 7 bars White Klycr Laundry Soap Palm Olive Toilet Soap, 4 for New Lot Bacon Squares, lb New bulk Dates, 2 lbs Carton of 6 boxes Matches Medium size Sweet Orances, dozen Medium large Lemons, dozen 3',4 lbs. Macaroni TOILET I'Al'Klt 5 large rolls 25c SHOES We do not intend to carry Shoes Hence these LOW THICES One Lot of Ladies' Vici Kid Oxfords Needless to say we arc not making money on these small sizes, 3 to 4 1,4 ji ijq Ladies' Oxfords, former prices to $4.00 ; ciosing "'t $1.98 Children's Shoes, were $1.50, closing out .7.1 T $229 Space will not permit a full enumerationbiit we have Men's Shoes, Ladies' Shoes, Boys' Shoes nil marked a; close out prices. Will pay the highest market price for eggs, cash or trade. C & C STORE Phone 560 254 N. Commercial St. Directors D epaitme Salem's Big, New, Daylight Store ha3 taken its place among Salem's Mercantile Institutions and by estab lishing a new level of lower prices on marchandise carefully selected to meet the requirements of the masse3. Merits a Share of Your Patronage Downstairs Ladies' Ready-to-Wear nmmv fl, LADIES' SUSPENDER DRESSES UlVVWJ MOre FeUndgco. gjQ DgJJJftjJJgJjf Flat crepe, satin back and canton Qij nr Mr We have displayed for your Dresses, all colors. Special M.J.tD benefit a table full of Easter 1 T .I1,1,1,DIMr Guaranteed Hard Wheat Flour novelties for the kiddies. . ,,tr , r, , oivmpic 49-ib . $2.39 Articles, values up to 10c each whi.e 1 n P fI KI T dTuT? 2 they .as, Friday and Saturday, each lC ,$10.50 to$45 Biu4b7:ZZZi:I Men's $3.75 Corduroy Pants... S2.75 aSSSKg $2.49 ZTl' 60C Men's Felt Hats, QSi" 3 values to $4.00 VOL Albers Pre-Cooked Oats, rp gaagL $3.49 Clothing Department 2ZZZT l? SuestJoT4850h S2.49 MEN'S SPRING SUITS No. 2 tins, 2 cans Z&C Men's Button QoT T'1 If. $14.85, $19.85 and $24.85 t-eaberry Coffee, . J1 ir Shoes and Oxfords yOCandM.4y lib. 39c ; 3-lb. bag . $1.13 MEN'S DRESS HATS " Ladies Strap Slippers, Ox- (T- QQ Puree Tomatoes, fr fords and Pumps tjl. UO $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 No. 2'4 tins, 2 cans ZOC Children's and Growing Girls Shoes white .,.,, ., .. . . T I kid tons fko MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Bulk Black or Japan Tea, 9Q values to $4.00 UoC 79c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98 and Up Special, lb OVC SWsMUleSkLa 98C MEN'S UNION SUITS ' Jy'sPrk and Beans, Women's Felt House rn $1.19, $1.49, $1.98 " Slippers DvC ' Armour s or Sinclair's Milk OK 3 cans " sWcJi Men's Heavy Blue Chambray pQ . Work Shirts QJC mP R PH 9 lf ITI Ofl t Pure Lard in Bulk, rtft 100 Yards Spool Cotton, White and qn UIIUC U (JU I 111 C 11 1 Bring your container, lb Black, Friday and Saturday, Spool... 6C LADIES' PUM1S AND OXFORDS White Wonder or White Flyer AQ "!!el 98C $1.98, $2.49, $3.49, $3.98 Sundry Soap, 13 bars 49C ailors'..L .5C MEN'S DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS CrtanYhite Uundry Soap, 25 C O-eLotBoy.' OP $1.95, $2.98, $3.49, $4.69 Vanilla Extract. 7 - dy' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SHOES 2. bottle. Special 1 Z4C Men s all Leather (Trt fQ Work Shoes ... Jp.iO Sizes 12 tO 2, $2.98; 2l2 tO 6, $3.39 Navy Beans, rft , 7 lbs. for OUC Watch our Court street window misses' and children's shoes : for Down Stairs Store Specials . 69c, 98c, $1.98, $2.49 Bf'"re 49 c