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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 192.V STATE OFFICERS HOLD MEET HERE More than forty repreeentatlvfis f tbe field department of tbe Brotherhood of American Yeomen of Oregon will gather In Salem next Friday and Saturday, in eluding the state officers and ether active members of the or der throughout the state. Friday afternoon and evenlne will be dc- Toted to registering and making preparations for the mnJn meet ing of the convention that con vene Saturday morning at eight o'clock In fraternal hall. State Manager J. H. Ezell of Portland will preside at the meeting. One of the special features at the meeting will b to unite the entire field force of the state and the state officers of the so ciety in a statewide membership campaign, the outcome of which wilt be a visit of tbe entire Ore gon force to the homo coming conclave next spring at Elgin, III. where the Yeomen's five million dollar children's school home has recently been established. Plans are already being work ed out for the Orogon delegation to make the trip In an auto car avan. In addition to this trip, plans will be perfected for four large Joint KsetlnRj In the state this fall where large clnm adop tions of new members will be ad mitted into the order and also thel conferlng of the Rhariamnnthusl dugre? of the coclety on more than 150 candidates now wait ing for this supreme degree. Saturday night the state off! cors, . field workers and many other members from all parts of the eta' j will meet with Sa'eni lodge In a class meeting, the .1e gree staff of Sllverton exemplify ing the degree work, assisted by the Salem guard team. Official representatives from Salem will be C. E. Albln, state master of accounts for the socf ety, and A. L. Bones, district manager. IN SUNDAY PLAY The annual flag day tournament held at the Illihee country club Sunday was a great success, accord ing to Graham Sharkey, profession .il of me club A. C. Bailey was winner of the event, carrying his ball around the holes and ending up on the first green again. "When ho finished up at the home tee, he still had three strokes left over which carried him to the edge of the first green. F. -A. Elliott, state forester, finished up at the home tee with throe strokes left over. The three strokes only carried him about 100 yards from the green of the first tee. . Tom iVoods, made a good show ing by driving 269 yards, the long est drive of his career. Soveral other good drives were made dur- ng the course of the meet. Most of the rMt or the players finish ed up on the last green or the last fairway. Sixteen members of the club entered the meet. Next Sunday the local club will meet the strong Albany team on the Illihee course. Albany has strong team and the locals will have to practice hard to get a win over them. ' Several other meets have been arranged by Rex San' ford, for the coming two months. Neglect of the liver results In self poisoning! Not so quickly, per haps, but just as surely as if you drank poison out of a bottle If your liver Is not doing Its work of helping digestion, eliminating waste from the bowels and purify ing the blood, you will always be troubled with sick headaches, nau sea, biliousness, bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or constipation. Cleanse and tone your liver! Put your system In condition so you feel your very best again! Try Just a spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thacher'e excellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next few meals and no tice the quick improvement in the way you eat, sleep, look and feel the return of strength, vigor and energy. You will be completely satisfied; otherwise there will be no cost. Adv. r IVllf f0p Sample Bottle Dr. Thu cher's Idver & Blood Syrup f presented before the supply for free distribution Is already given away. Head the full details above, then act at once, as this offer is limited. Get a trial size now by pre sentlng this coupon to J. C. Per ry's Drug store, Salem. Conrad Stnfrln, Dallas. Geo. W. Steclham-i mer, Silverton. I Infected Teeth Are a Menace to Health DB. PAINLESS PABKEB VERY many people have Infected teeth without knowing it. The tooth roots are often diseased and still there may be no pain or any out ward sign of trouble. Doctors say that hundreds of cases of inflammatory rheumatism, chronic stomach troubles, Bright's disease, nervous diseases, epilepsy and even insanity are caused by infected teeth. Some go so fur as to declare they are the greatest danger to health today. If your health is not as cood as it should be, the cause may be infection at the tooth roots, where poisonous pus forms and is taken up by the blood and carried all through the system. Have your teeth thoroughly examined by Registered Den lists using the E. R. Parker System. Their offices are fully equipped with X-Ray machines for making careful examinations, and their experience fits them to give ad vice that is well worth having. Your health depends so much upon your teeth that delays are dangerous and costly. Consultation and advice free. Painless Parker Dentist MB VSYSTEM Using the E. R. PARKER SYSTEM Slate and Liberty Streets, Salem II JSHi- ' . Si ;J: 'II I 1 'lH Av.ffl I'm. a il i lis Sow ir5st.S! What Successful Men Say Pick up some good current magazine and in it you will read the life stories of some of the most successful men. You will find that THRIFT has been a big factor in their progress; that, as soon as they had accumulated their first few hundred dollars, the way was paved for developing their opportunity. Are you going to have the necessary capital when your opportunity comes? You can by saving regularly here at the United States National. United States National Bank Salem. Oregoiv Five Hundred P ieces of Silver Are Offered at Half Price for Genuine Rogers Silver Plate An ideal gift for Mother since she knows all about "1847" Rogers plate. Twenty-nine piece sets in the Ambassador, the Annivers ary and Ancestral or the Heraldic Patterns. With hollow handled knives and stainless steel blades. The Buffet Tray is free with each set gold here at the Nationally advertised price of $33.10 for the entire set. Featured during the "Birthday I'arty' 1 Delivered for Fifty Cents Paid for $1 Weekly Bracelet Watch As shown in the sketch the white gold filled brace let watch with sixteen jewelled movement. Fully guaranteed. Featured at $ 12.4 5 Delivered for 50c Paid for $1 Weekly Diamond Set Jewelry Pendant La Valleries Bar Pins Kar Dros Flexible Bracelets, all are to be found here in fine variety at the lowest prices and on the easiest terms. A year's time to pay. Money back if you can do better for cash in any other good store. At BURNETT'S BIRTHDAY PARTY This Is Our Way of Saying "Thank You" To the People of the City of Salem and of the Willamette Valley. Thank you for all the business you have given to us during the "First Year" of the Salem Store. Here's hoping that we may all celebrate Birthdays your and ours a score of years from now! Never Mind the Money Take all you want Pay Us As You Are Paid! $15 Water Pitcher for "Mother's Day" $7.50 $29 Old Dutch Silver Pitcher for $14.50 $16 Old Dutch Silver Basket for $8.00 $22.50 Hammered Silver Tea Set for $11.25 $25 After Dinner Coffee Set for $12.50 $27.50 Four-Piece Burnished Tea Set for $13.75 $35 Hammered Silver Tea Set of four pieces for $17.50 $10 Bread Tray of Butler Finish Silver for $5.00 $10 Handled Sandwich Plate in open worg design $5.00 $15 Footed Compote of Butler finish Silver .$7.50 $3.75 Tall Compote Butler finish Silver $1.85 $10 Cheese and Cracker Dish Silver Plate for $5.00 $25 Well and Tree Platter, large size, for $12.50 The foregoing will give one a fair idea of the savings the sale presents. It should be added however that the number of pieces in some cases is limited and that the "early birds will catch the worm!" 457 STATE STREET, SALEM La Tausca Pearls Ideal Gift A marvelous collection of the famous "La Tausca" Pearls are featured here at the lowest cash prices but on the easiest terms. La Tausca Pearls are so fine and so accurately do they duplicate the costly Oriental Pearls that jewelers have often been puzzled to tell the real from the imitation. $5 to $100 a strand Any set may be had on easy payments. ff .: j Salts and Peppers As sketched the salt bowl is equipped with a little gold lined shovel to shovel the salt with as cute as a little red wagon. And both salt and pepper are set on a little silver plated tray. Featured at $1.95 the Set. Famous Community . Plate 50c Down Burnett Bros., Jewelers "Pay Us As You Are Paid" Eleven Stores in Washington, Oregon and California The wonderful Community Plate may be had tomorrow at the lowest cash price and on the easiest terms. Com plete sets of twenty-nine pieces all the knives, forks and spoons for a party of six. Stainless steel blades and hollow handled knives are presented at $31.50 the set. Buffet Tray Is free. Delivered for 50c Paid for $1 Weekly
