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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Camera Discloses Arctic Horror DEFENSE TEST HERE IS NAMED As an honorary committee to as sist in Lho promotiou of defense test (Jay plana in Salem on July 4, a group of prominent local citizens haB been appointed. They are: C. 1. Bishop, Tero M, Iliclts, U. G Shipley, T. II. Kay, JudRe George II. Burnett, County Judge J, T. I-Iunl, Dave Kyre, Dan Fry F.r., William S. Walton and S. 13. El liott. ltt'prosontatives of local organ izations luivG btic-n appointed by Mayor Gie-sy as follows: National guard, Cnptaln Paul Hendricks; fialem SecUr llctjervf Officers association, Dr. W. Carl ton Smith; G. A. It., Gideon Sto!z; Sons of Veterans, Dr. B. P. Pound : Daughters of Veterans, Miss Julia K. Webster; W. It. C., Mrs. J. P. Shipp; Ladies of the G. A. It., Mrs. T. C. Goseaer: Ladies Auxiliary Eons of Veterias. Mrs. Charles II. Cameron ; Spanish War Veterans, P. M. Alloy; Lames Auxiliary Spanish War Veterans, Mrs. P. A. Thompson; American legion, Carl D. Grableljon; American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. John J. Kottlo Veterans of Foreign Wars, Bolton Humble; Disabled Veterans of the World War. P. W. Durbin Jr.; American War Mothers, Mrs. J. A. Carbon; La Societe (bs 40 Homing ct S Chevaux, Brazier C. Small: Kcd Cross, Dr. Iicnrv K. MorrU; Y. M. C. A., C. A.,Kc11b; Knlghfs of ('olunibus, A. A. Micliel; Salva tion Army. Ensign William prt: Cliorrians, J. C. Perry; Kiln, Dr C. II. O'Xell. WHERE TO EDUCATE ROYAL SONS, QUERY PoUdam, Germany. Wilhelm and Louis Ferdinand, sons of the former crown prince of Germany, recently parsed their high schooi final examinations and are now ready to enter some university. The sons of royal blood In other da, always went to the Univer sity of Bonn. But today Bonn is in the occupied area, and It Is taken for grunted that no Hohen zollern will venture Into territory held by foreig;. troops. Hence the question of the university to be selected for these young men etlll la open. , Plorre, S. D. Proprietor of Its own cement manufactory, South Dakota, may launch a paved road program this summer using ce ment from Its state plant and labor from the penitentiary to span the state wllh hard-surfaced highways. A plan has been worked out by Gov, Carl Cunderson which pro vides for utilization of convict la bor In tho building of paved roads. The cement plant would, under tho ptnn, bo operated at its capacity" of more than 2,000 barrels a day and all surplus cement turned over to tho highway commission for paving. & wB1 4 Aat aa-y& tvs V, TPAGEOY Scattered heaps of bones, rotting clothes and equipment and a pile of rusted and empty food tins were found by the H. A. Snow expedition, which Bought out the remains of the party which Btarted to walk to the mainland after the Ste fans sou ship Karluk was crushed, la ice near Herald Island ia Arrows show three jawbones. LEADBETTER HOME AT SANTA BARBARA RUINED The palatial home of Fred W. Le.ulbetter on t lie mesa above .Santa Borhara was almost com pletely destroyed in the. earth quake Monday, according to a tel? i?rara received yesterday by F. F. I'itlork from Lou Leadbetter. T'.ie temblors were scarcely felt nt a camp three niles out of the city, where the Misses Virginia, Ro berta and Frederika Pittock and Vliss Salty Leadbetter are visiting for a few weeks, the message sai.l. Many local residents are anxi ously awaiting word from Dr. Mvra Spcrry. formerly of Salem, who has made her home in Santa Barbara for some time. AUSTRIAN PATTERN FROM U. S, SENATORS Vienna A committee of the Austrian national assembly, for a period of two months pnst, has been giving a striking exhibition of obstruction of the public busi ness by a proce. of talking a meas ure to death. There is no regula tion to prevent the committeemen from speaking forever, and some of them have declared their Inten tion to talk until they gain their Dolnt, Irreapectlvi of the merits of 'lie case. There came before the conv mlttee the question of nominating a chairman to look into the ques tion of city rents. The eoclal democrats were opposed to Dr. Kicnbock, former minister of fin ance, who was desired by a ma- I Jority of the committee. They be gan a series of endless speeches on the duties of the chairman, and have kept this up for eight wceke. Tomorrow is "Bargain Day" We suggest early shopping. In the forenoon if possible! See ads on pages 7 and 9. J have kept this up for eight weeks, j, K WifffllllillP' 1 M1LLERR msmMpSSS " Salem's leading Department Stor. Wll' " n, f - -I &m mmn Mfiit I 111! I WW- V0L.XXXV., NO 264-P.M. HDD MM, El I II THIS label is the Authorized Ford Dealer's pledge that the Guaran teed Used Ford Car he sells you has been reconditioned to insure the maxi mum value for the money invested. nail mum 'HWiL PRICE, E'ElS For Bargain Day We Offer THURSDAY, JULY 2nd At THE MAN'S SHOP THE STORE FOR MEN Buy Now and Save On SUITS, HATS and FURNISHINGS ONE LOT MEN'S SUITS C1 QC Sizes 35, 36, 37, 38; Values to $40.00 To Close Out P JL X Men's Genuine B. V. D. Athletic Men's Fancy Silk Hose, values to Unions, Regular $1.50 Bargain Day $1.50, Bargain Day Special Special $1.20 . 60c One Lot Men's Balbriggan Unions, One Lot Grayco Silk Collars, 50c Regular $150 Bargain Day Special values, broken size, to close out '85c 25c All Sraw Hats BTain Day Special 10 OFF One Lot Men's Soft Collar Shins All Newest. Patterns Values to $3.50 Bargain Day Only $1.95 MEN: You'll Fin d Better StylesT Better Service Here Let Us Show You. U UMV. k4 a Kjra'ar . Ellis C. Cooley Duds For Men Hollis W. Huntington it' Women's Waists and Blouses are now marked so that they are below the cost of the material. Women's Silk Waists, Over-Blouses and regular waist styles. Lot 1 ranges in price from $3.48 to $5.95, special at $2.98. Lot 2 prices range from $7.48 to $13.75, special at $4.98 Women's Pongee Silk Waists in Over-Blouse styles and regular styles. Special at $2.98 One lot of Wash Waists. Some are slightly soiled. Special 49c One Lot Novelty Wash Waists. Special at $1.00 Our entire line of Women's, Misses and Children's Bathing Suits offered at reduced prices. Sweaters Women's and Misses short sleeve Sweat ers special at $1.00 Lot 2 Women's long sleeve Sweaters and pull over Sweaters at the special price of $1.98 Choker Bead3. Large assortment of Choker Beads in all of the novelty shades to match summer costumes. Special at . .. 49c .Odd line Women's Two Clasp silk gloves. Black and white only, in small Bizes. Special 10c Women's Silk Petticoats. Tricosham and Radium in dark colors. Special $1.48. These are about 25 of their real value. Here's a secret (Add shoul der straps to these petticoats and you have a costume slip.) Women's cotton Tetticoats. Good qual ity Percaline. Black and navy only. Special 49c Women's and Misses handkerchiefs in white and novelty colors. Special 15c Women's novelty printed Kimonas. Special at $1.98 Women's Black Satin Coats. Neatly trimmed and nicely lined. Special at $12.48 Women's and Misses Coats Two special lots in sport models and semi-dress models. All W(.ii well lined. Some of these Coals sold for double the price we now offer them Assorted in two lots Lot 1 $7.48; Lot 2 $12.48 "Women's linnd made embroid ered Phillipine Clowns, Special $1.98 and $2.98 Children's Japanese Parasols. Special 35c, or ?, for$l Women's large Japanese Parasols. Special 79c Children's School Dresses Wash materials. Save your self a lot of trouble. Dresses from 2 to 6 years 49c. C to 14 yrs. 79c and 98c Hosiery. Children's extra quality triple knee hosiery fast black with double heels, toes and soles. Sizes 7 to 10. Special 19c Women's mercerized hose. Extra quality. Just tho item for work in the Berry Fields. Special c 19c Women's Sport Hose in novelty silk and fibre and novelty cotton. Special at 69c Women's silk and fibre Hose. Large assortment, all colors. Special 69c These items are only a part of the special sales that we have to offer. Make your selections early as many of these better items walk away first. Women's Muslin and Batiste Gowns. Long sleeves, short sleeves and Gowns without sleeves. Special at 98c, $1.48, and $1.98 College Pajamas neatly trimmed. Special $2.48 Women's and Misses' Combinations in cambric and batiste. Trimmed with lace or embroidery. Special at 98c, $1.48 and $1.98 Women's and Misses' Ensemble Suits, assorted in two lots. Priced at $7.48 and $12.48. Don't ask the original price of these Ensemble Suits. Women's Pleated Wool Skirts. Forty assorted plaids. Just the thing for girls school skirts. Special $1.00 Women's extra quality striped and plaid wool material skirts. Special at $3.48 One lot of odd Outing Hats in Khaki Cloth and tweed. Special at 35c Or 3 for $1.00 The best offer of the season. We have made a special price on women's silk dresses. This lot is comprised of printed Georgette Crepe, wash satins, printed crepes and lace dresses. These dresses arc offered at $10.95. Women's Stripe Tub Silk Dresses. Sizes 16 and 18 only. Special $7.48 Women's and Misses dotted Voile Dress es. Full assortment of sizes and colors. Special at $1.98 One rack of odd sizes in Gingham and Japanese Crce Dresses for porch and kitchen wear. Special $1.00 Seeo Silk Rtep-Tns, special 59c tSliiped and Plain Voile Klcp-lns, special 59c ,Seco Silk Pilooniers, special J9C ; Cross Par Dimity Shirts and Stcp-Tn. (Special 59c j Women's Crepe n 93c j Women's Novell 'i , p.- ;...iw $1.43 ; AX LOOK FOR THE PINK Villi "0 PRICE CARDS 'i'-l i v. m I
