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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX It THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925 F GREETS SULTAN Fez, Frcnrh Morocco, June 12- (By the Atwocluted Press) Tho French premier find war minister M. Painlevo, has arrived hero con tinuing hiH personal investigation of the situation precipitated by the Riffian invasion o tho French protectorate. His party ntopped on tho Jour ney from Rabat to visit a hospital where tho French wounded are be ing cared tor. The premier recounted his re ception yesterday by Sultan Mulai Yussef, saying tho Moorish ruler was evidently highly satisfied with his assuranco that maintenance of tho sultan's sovereignty was the basis on which Franco was acting. His discussions with Marshal Lyautey, M. X'alnlovo said, centered around both ihe diplomatic and military measures necessary to es tablish a stablo peace In Morocco "with tho grealost possible rapid ity and the least posiblo expense." "X count upon tho suppression cf all contraband within a short time," he declared, "especially as the forthcoming conversations with Spain wilt provide efficient meas ures for watching tho Spanish coast." Tho situation along the front Ls described in an official communi que as remaining calm, but "main taining a sorlous character" owing to the attitude of the Uifffans who dally are multiplying their local attacks and Intensifying their propaganda." j SOD TURNED FOR NEW PORTLANDMONIC HOME . Portland, Juno 12. Turnln? if the first sod on tho alto of tho new $1,000,000 MaNOtlio templo here today marked the beginning of tho work on tho structuro. Supreme Court Justice Oliver P. Coshow of Roscburg and Salem, grand master of the grand lodge of Oregon, A.F. & A. M., was tho principal speak- FRENCH REPLY TO BE SENT BERLIN NEXT WEEK .Paris, Juno 12. (A. P.) The i renca repiy emsouyiug iuv ntinn nt I h nllipri nnwnn t.n C. wlll be cent to Berltu early next ween, proviuea ituiy, approves the torms promptly. Belgium hae already indicated her acceptance or tne text ugrou upon hotween the French foreign minister and the uruisu iotuiku secretary at Geneva. TO With representatives of hose manufacturing companies crowd ing in tho county court has awak ened to the fact that something was slipped over during tho last session in the forest fire laws that will cost the county some money. It has developed that a law was passed roqulring on every steam engine operating within a certain distance of any forest land that It bo equipped with a pump or grav ity water system and at least 200 feet of hose. The county operates eight or nine steam road rollers which are employed at various times within tho prescribed distances from for est lands and as a result It Is pos sible that each one of these may have to ho equipped in the manner provided In tho new law, which would require a considerable expense. At any rate the hose salesmen have started on the trail and the court expects that the pump sales men will be next. The law also compels all steam engines operating within a certain distance of forest lands to keep all ground wllhln a radius of SO foot of such engines thoroughly soaked with water at all times, a difficult thing for a road roller to do. er, and had & silver spade to break ground. Masonic lodges of the state were represented at the ceremony. Hutcheon Paint Store Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine and Wallpaper If you have a painting job to do come in and get our prices. We have the right materials and can tell you the amount required for any, job large or small Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical painters. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l. St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store Salem Public Market Corner State and Commercial Streets Phone 205 Specials for Saturday FREEING ST. PAUL'S T A program In commemoration of freeing the church of all indebt edness will behold Sunday and Monday of next week at the Epis copalian church of Salem. Bishop Sumner of the Oregon diocese will ho present and assist in tho cere monies. The instrument Of dona tion, an official parchment signify ing the giving of the church, en tirely free from debt, to the Diocese of Oregon, will bo formally pre sented, and formally accepted In behalf of the dioceso by him. The instrument also guarantees that tho building will never bo nscd for any purpose beyond actual religi ous services. The full program for tho two days will be as fyllowa: &ui i day, Juno 11 7:30 a. m. Celebration of Holy ftucharlst In the church. All com tnunlcants have been requested to make their communions at this servlco because of tho length of the 11 a. m. service. 0:45 a. m. Church school. Boy Scouts and others will gather In front of the parish house for ex ercises connected with the receiv ing and raising of the new flag. Program at flag pole will Include Hinging of "America," presentation of the flag by Mary H. Reel, divl slon Instructor of theauxlllary to the Sons of Votorans, the organlea tion which donated the flag, receiv ing of the flag by Bishop Sumner, raising of the flag by Troop 2, Boy Scouts, reading, "Up to the Breeze With Old Glory," by Mrs. Norma Terwllllgor; recitation of pledge to the flag by nil, and singing of "The Star Spangled Banner. 11 a. m. Kogular morning serv ice. Tho church choir will sing the usual processional. Members of tho vestry will proceed to the door to meet tlte bishop and march i.p tho aUilo roading, with him, the 24th psalm. K G. Deckebach and tho senior warden will present tho instrument of donation to the bishop. The main sermon of the morningwill bo delivered by Bishop Sumner. Consecration service will be held, tho rector, Kev. H. D. Roots and Herds Used in Medicine The Lydia K. PInkham Medicine Co., of Lynn, Mass., Is recognized as tho greatest user of roots and herbs In the world. Over half a million pounds aro used annually in manufacturing Lydla E. Pink- hams Vegetabio Compound. These herbs are gathered with tho greatest care at the season of the year when the medicinal ele ments which they contain are at their best. This, in part, accounts for tho wonderful efficiency of Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound in restoring ailing wo men to Health and strength. Adv. Chambers, reading the sentence of consecration. Holy communion service will be held. 4 p. m. Baptism in the church. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and confirmation. Oswald W. Taylor, rector of Grace Memorial church of Portland will be the preacher of the evening. Rev. Mr. Taylor Is also potentate of the Al Kader temple of the Portland shrine. Monday, Juno 15 Holy Eucharist will be hold In tho chapel with special reference to tho 29th anniversary of tho or dinatlon of the rector. 8:30 a. m. Breakfast for the clergy and their wives. The forenoon will be given to recreation. 12:30 p. m. Vestry and clergy Loses Hundreds of Dollars "I am eorry I did not hear of Mayr'e Wonderful Remedy a few years ago. as it would have eaved me eeveral hundred dollars. Five years I suffered from Indiges tion and severe bloating. I grew worse all the time. My doctors said an operation would be all that could save me. I took a course of Mayr's Wonderful Uem- edy instead and for the past year havB been entirely well." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and al lays tho inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, In cluding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry. D. J. Fry and drug gists everywhere. Adv. iLy WtUW cCawLJ Beef to Boil, rer pound ., Steer Roast Beef, 11 per pound No. 1 Steer Steak, fl per pound CiSw Liver, Pork or Beef, T per pound . . ..,, Veal Roast, per pound , gj Sausage Meat, 9 3f - . per pound .; ff 72 C Fresh Hamburger, 1 - . per pound .. VzQ Butter, yj 3 per pound ,.. Just as those 1264 thrifty housewives in Utah who bought AUTOMATIC Washers in March have found it a wonderful boon, so, too, will you find it an economical and permanent solution of your washing problem. The Automatic .Washer has been sold in Utah for over 12 years, and in ever increas ing numbers. Could any dealer sell such enormous quantities if the thousands previously sold had not earned the good will of as many users? For Just a Few More Days You Can Secure One For $1.00 Down and $7.50 Monthly. Tho Automatic; is the greatest washer value ever offered. It does EVERY THING any washer at any price can do. Why, not save the difference. FREE Either an Eloo trlc Percolator o Tnble Stoe 1 FKBB It we de liver an Auto matic Washer to your home riur lns this Knar Terra Sale. PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. Jill! PHONE 85 237 H. LIBERTY ST. meet at lKtel Marlon tor luncheon. 8 p. m. Auto ride for visitors. :3 p. m. Dinner In pariah house. The program will be as follows: Play. "Considerable Court ship," by Young People- Fel'jw- ahip; music, reading by Mrs. Nor ma Terwilliger; play by Young People's fellowship, "Embalming Ubcneoser; Impromptu speeches; burning of notes otthe church building; singing of Durologjr. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Special Announcement Beginning Sunday, June 14 TUMBLE INN Will serve Chicken Dinner from 2 to 10:30 P. M. Music by the Nile Hawks Phone Albany 29-F-3 or write for your reservations. Every Qualified Voter IN School District No. 24 should rcglstor his or hor choice tor School Director at tho olcctlon to bo held next Monday, June 15th from 2:00 to 8:00 o'clock p. m. Polling place 220-28 South Commercial Street, Office of Associated Oil Co. Let that choice he J. C. Tibbits "The Square Deal Cmdtdata" II I' 'i RiaMUAuniili uminiMUUWMssra Just a few steps down will save you dollars on your Merchandise at Director's Friday and Saturday The policy of this department is to give good merchandise at a lower price than is possible to sell under ordinary conditions. For This Week-End Sale we have made big reductions from our already low price Come and See for Yourself 200 pair Women's Kid Oxfords, all sizes, regular $4.95 for this Q occasion they go at vltllv 150 pair Infants' and Children's Shoes, all leather, solid built, regular up QQ p f2.00, go at VOX, Women's Tennis Shoes, black or QQ white iOl Men's Basketball Shoes, heavy frl OP regular $3.00 tP J. .Otl Men's all leather Oxfords, brown or black, all sizes, , 'flJO QC regular $5.00 VJO Men's blue work Shirts, light A? weight Men's light weight Union . 'TQp Suits I Vis Boy's Suits, sizes from JQ QK 7 to 16 PO.tJ Boy's Sailor Suits, blue serge, flQ QC all sizes DO.ll Women's U. S. Regen white Keds, QQn regular price $2.75, only VO Thread, white or Q, black Cheese Cloth, O p per yard Oil Cloth, good quality, per yard .. 200 Window Shades, seconds, go at each Heavy galvanized Tubs China Cups and Saucers, regular 25c each, set of 6 Women's felt House Slippers Canvas Gloves, blue wrist, pair Men's Cotton Socks, pair Children's Garters, pair Infant's blue soft sole Shoes, pair Rubber Cannery Aprons - Percale, darks, go at Children's Coverall Creepers Boy's $2.20 blue Denim Overalls, extra heavy, al! nizes 7 to 16 29c 49c 79c 85c 59c 10c .10c 10c 15c 49c 14c 49c 98c Phone 1333 Commercial PtjAjllll Commercial Phone 1333 FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS EGGS WANTED IIihst Price Taid Cai-h or Trade COMPOUND No. 10 G-t nr lail PX.l)D N;ni, 84c SNOWDRIFT pa, 98c pall $1.95 PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lb. sack, limit one O -f lot UlC 100 lb. . )Q bair PO.ZiO COFFEE Bulk Pcabcrry per lb. , 31b. sack ...... 35c $1.00 CERTO One Ofn bottlo OUL Three 07 bottles OIL SALMON Alaska Pink 1 lb. can . Three cans .. 15c 40c CLAMS One-half flat Two cans 15c 29c ROLLED OATS sack .. 47c Cooker UUK, SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 2Wc Flour cans . . 25c 98c PORK AND BEANS Armours Beans, special Ofi OUKs 4 cans . FLOUR Blue Ribbon 49 lb. sack . n Snowfall, hard wheat 49 lb. sack $2.05 $2.35 Crown (f) rr, 49 lb. sack O.Oy Olympic rn 49 lb. sack i$)4Uij C. O. D. Orders Given Prompt Attention NOTE OUR WINDOWS. PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU DIRECTOR'S GROCERY DEPT. 174 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Phoue In Your Orders n iaii ii'iih.rr"-'-