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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON HITS EVERYONE Vew York. March 25. Jack Cempeey, champion heavyweight, retains Ma title in a telegraphic bout with the New Vork itate ath letic com mission yesterday, but the right band swine of the offi cials tora the paint from Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City, dared Tex KIckard for the moment and pushed the negro challenger, Harry Wills back Into his chair. From all IndiCHt.'ona the blow missed the champion, but It shook about everything else In pugilltmi By placing Dempsey on the ineli gible list, the commission put ev ery heavyweight, every manager of heavyweights and every pro moter In the land on guard. New York's rulers of the riim fcad sent Dempsey a challenge fil ed recently by Wills, but the champion pursued a waiting game. The officials led again with a 15-day ultimatum. titlll the champion waited. The moguls In the next move swung the heaviest blow they ever have delivered. From the Pa. elflc coast came the news that the punch had landed on Dempsey eomewhdie in the potion picture lots and he could not be located. Not satisfied with taking the 3000-mile swing at the title hold er, the immmtsslon smote the pros pect of taking a rhnmpinnsnip Roots and Herds Used In Medicine The Lydla E. Plnkhnm Medicine Co., of Lynn, Masn., In recognized as the greatest user of roota and herbs In the world. Over half a million pounds aro uned annually In manufacturing Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. These herbs are gathered with the greatest care at the season of the yeai when the medicinal ele ments which they contain are at their best. Thin, in part, accounts for the wonderful efficiency of Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound In restoring ailing wo men to health and strength. Adv. bout to New Jersey when it wad made known that promoters asso ciating themselves with Dempsey will suffer suspension also. Rlckard, thereupon, announeed that he would do nothing to an tagonise the commission and that the matter of a Willa-Dempsey contest, so far as he le concerned, must await the time when Demp sey cornea to terms with the New York commission. DENNISTOUN JURY IS DISCHARGED BY COURT Loud'in, March 25. The Jury in the sensational Denniatoun cum wnlch yesterday awarded 5000 pound sterling to Mrs. Doro thy Muriel Dennlstoun from her former husband, was discharged today after Colonel Dennlstoun abandoned a counter claim regard ing some furniture. Counsel then began legal argu ments on claims for judKments, SENATORS SEEK T Forest Line Ret) aired Mill City, Or., Marcn 25. Re pairs are being made on the gov ernment telephone line which ex- tends from Mill City to the ranger station at Detroit, and same is be ing put In first class shape. Quite a number of new poles had to be metalled. Active Glands Gave Napoleon Fighting Force AwHilhig lo a noted aHrn tint, who has annlyzcil the act ion of the gliintlH. Napoleon, one of the griitcHt flehtm of all history, owrd lib courage and fluhiltig force to targe ami cxtifmHy ncilve adrenal glnnd Not only liave tlte glandH an Important influence on the mind nnd rlmrnrter of the Indi vid mil, hut they uIno lnrjfely eon trol health, energy and vitality, and It is by mtiliitniiihig the normal fnnetioiihiu of tho glnntlH that wc muy coin but Hleknewi and III heullh, ac-eonl-Ing to eminent HelentbttH and phyttleijiiiH of thla country and Kuroiie. lf!iidoiceii, the new Heientlfle (fin n d tonic, which It prepared In convenient tn blet form, for men and women, provide) n h! m pie. method of taking gland ular treatment. A (,, no Hub Mtltutcft, liinlKt on genuine 4hui dogen. the orilim! gland tonic. J. C Terry drug store. Adv. Washington. March 25. Six teen mecbera of the senate have joined in a request that the fed era! trade commission supply them with, any Information It may bav. regarding the nature of commls Hions being formed abroad by American businrae, commercial and financial firms and corpora tions In alleged violation ot tn .intl-trust laws." In a letter to the commission made public today, the senator., cited allegations that "American business interests are establishing themselves in many countries In combination with similar business CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! Tot-ftn't hurt one bit! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then nhortly you lift It right off with flngere. Your druggist Bells a tiny bot tle of "Kreezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the torn, and the foot call uses, without soreness or irritation. Adv. interests in those countries." They asked for any Information the commission has m to this and par ticularly ai showing "whether In any cases American goods are sol J cheaper to forergn customers as a I means of maintaining the prices of such goods manufactured In the, United Htate, than to American: consumers. j The request was addressed to the federal trade commission a the agency charged with adminis tration of the Web b-Pome re ne act. which the letter said "is designed ae we un leraund It. to help Amer ican business corporation and to find a market for their products abroad." The letter was made public la' a statement by Senator Ladd of North Dakota, who announced that, In addition to himself, it was signed by Sea a tore. Fletcher. Frailer, Howell, Harreld, Ken- THREE DAYS' Chronic coughs and persistent Cold, esd to serious lung trouble. Yon car top them now with Creomulsion, ai imulsified creosote that ia pleaiant It ake. Creomulsion is a new medics uscovery with twofold action; it soothe: md heals the inflamed membranes am cills the germ. . Of all known drugs, creosote is rec Knized by the medical fraternity as Ux neatest healing agency for the treat nent of chronic couchs and colds am if ther forms of throat and lung roubles -reomulsion contains, in addition t :reosote. other healinc elements whicl uothe and heal the inflamed mem iranes and stop the irritation and in lammation, while the creosote goes 01 o the stomach. Is absorbed into thi ilood, attacks the seat of the troubli ind destroya the germs that lead ti :oiuumption. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac ory in the treatment of chronio cough ind colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhs ronchitis and other forms of throa md lung diseases, and la excellent fo juilding op the system after colds o he flu. Money refunded if anv eoncl ir cold, no matter of how long stand ng, ia not reneTed alter taking accord ng to directions. Ask your druggist eomu!sion Co, Atlanta. Ca. (Adv.) drlck. Kins. LaFollette, Mayfield. UeMasler. McKellar, Mc.Nary. Morris, Sheppard, Bhipstead and Wheeler. Notice of a decrease tn capital from I69.00S to 120,006 was tiled by the United Outing store ot Portland. t Relief in vUII1UL J - Sooth inq cvnd HeaJinq Dortt be left out of thinqs because of a bad skin. The Resinol treatment makes poor complexions clearer-lovelier Ask the friend who has tried it H EAD COLDS Malt la spoooj inbale vspot apply frosty up nostrils. V po Rub Vw IT HUU Jmn U- ti ICKS A - THIEF IS j COMING SWattW. W tfSHUsW. The Betty Lee Silk Fiber Sweaters Are Now Here Special $1.98 j These in the slip over style which is tremendously popular all thru the east, knit In dropstitch serpen tine pattern, bizzarre color combinations. Very smart looking. I Salem Store i 466 State St. "Can and Do- Portland Silk Shop 383 Alder St. Low Selling Expense Means Lower Prices Regular and Special Prices for Week End Soiling Groceries 6 boxes Ohio Matches ....25c 2 cans Booth's oval can Sardines, either mustard or tomato sauce 25c 14 lbs. Berry Sugar ....$1.00 No. 2 Burbank Potatoes, per hundred $1.35 Calumet Corn or Gloss Starch 10c 4 Palm Olive Soap 27c 2 large cans Saur Kraut 25c 1 lbs. Cream Rolled Oats 25c Large can Staley's Golden Syrup 69c Tobacco Stock up before the tax Star or Horseshoe 6!c Tuxedo, pocket size 10c 3 Velvet or Prince Albert 40c Beechnut 9c Camel Cigarettes, carton $1.29 Dry Goods 36 inch fast celor Indian Head, yard.:.... 39c Plain colors Lingerie Crenes. vard 25c Jap Dress Crepes, yard 22c Gingham and Percale Aprons 89c Lingerie in different colors, yard 29c Men's Furnishings Waist Overalls $1.25 and $1.35 Work Shirts 69c and 95c Athletic Union Suits ....79c Corvallis ....$1.98 and $2.65 Shoes We are discontinuing. Come and see if we have your size of kind wanted. You will make a material saving. TO EGG PRODUCERS AND SELLERS : Do not take less than 24c for your eggs. sWe guaran tee this much. Either cash or trade. C. & C. STORE 254 N. Commercial St. Phone 560 MONTH END HALF PRIC SHOE SALE T H U R S DAY F R I DAY SAT U R D A Y Our Wednesday y2 Price Rubber Heel Day has become so well established as a bargain day that we are going to inaugurate another money saving event that we are sure will meet with the same favor and bring customers from all over the city. Three days at the end of every month we are going to offer our broken lines at exactly half the price they sell for: All $10 broken lines will go on sale at $5; all $8 pumps will sell at $4. Come in and get any pair of these high grade shoes of which there will be at least 500 pairs on sale at exactly one-half the marked price. We realize that we must take a loss on these shoes, but to maintain the high standard of style that we are offering our customers we must have an outlet for our short lines and we think these month end sales will take care of the situation and at the same time give our patrons an opportunity to pick up some wonderful values. 50 Pairs Hanan Pumps, $12.50 grades, OC Price PU.J 40 Pairs Satin Pumps, $9 grades, A C A Y2 Price tP'r. JU 38 Pairs Patent Pumps, $9 grades, QA CA 12 Price tpt.tiU 45 Pairs Tan Pumps, $10 grades, (C A A Price PJ.UU Men's Tan Shoes, $6 grades, (9 A A Price PJ.UU Men's Black Bluchers, $6 grades, (19 A A Price tj)tJ.UU Men's Black Kangaroo Bluchers, CA $7 grades, 2 Price U U Men's Brown Calf Bluchers, $6 grades, (? Q A A Price PhUU Broken Lines Florsheim $10 Oxfords, AA 12 Price . . . . .-. . P J.UU Broken Lines Florsheim $10 Shoes, (C A A 2 Price M.UU New Brown Oxfords, $9 grades, QA CA Price...,- : Pt.DU Boys Black Boucher Dress Shoes, .. (10 C A $5 grades, y2 Price J)il)U Boys' Sport Shoes, high grade, $5, CA Price....- J).3U Boys' Black or Brown, new last, $5 grades, fl0 CA all sizes go at y2 price J) 1 Children's Pumps, regular $5 grades, (0 CA Price p.3U Children's Shoes, $5 grades, C 9 C A 12 Price..., $Lfd) Children's Shoes, $4 grades, 0 A A y2 Price.... , Jp&.UU 20 Pairs Silver Pumps to close out; (0 A A Get a pair at , U We are going to make this sale a real success and there will be two or three regular runs put in to put the sale over with a bang; so do not miss it as you will get some real bargains. We will not say anything about the quality of our shoes as they speak for themselves. t Rubber Heel Day Every Wednesday All Heels Put On y2 Price, 25c REPAIR DEPARTMENT" Our shop is equipped, with all new machinery. We use nothing but the very best grade of leather that money will buy. Mr. Jarobso, in charge of this department, is an expert in his line has spent years in factories and repair shops and will do nothing but high grade . work. SHOE tnnftsts VAVy IfiiatNlt iyJ yy MaaM form i edBasilaal f fcalAfftuaa BsOl X tlea lkaUasfla DO YOUR FEET HURT? Corns and callouses removed without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Pains in feet, weak-foot, flat foot, foot strain 'And fallen arches adjusted. Do not suffer. I will give you the best that science can produce in scientific chiropody. Consult DR. WILLIAMS About Your Feet. Hours 9 to 5 :20. Phone 616 if! m m m itiwieieiiitit:v:v'wtiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiMiit twMWMmtmmmmmmmmum
