Capital journal., August 27, 1925, Image 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
May Wirth Works
For Four Years to
Learn Difficult Trick
The Ornamented Glove Is In Jj "v "Vacation's Over and School
i High Favor Vj Begins Soon M
HffStS, ( I Tbo ornamented glovo Is In high favor, anu 17 ' siS; Joti . I V Ding! Dong! Will your youngsters bo ready I I
jlftfV. $ V adds much to the simplicity of the mode. You will ' V when the school bell rings? School opening means J
; K!''C, a, 4$fk (I "nd tllM8 1U"e entlclng wlth thelr "yolored C fiMkftf) I I new tall togs, and we are glad to announce that
''-i&$!r?i foL20 --mJ& ' cu"8' Or you may prefer cut-out, embroidered or IziwS&nMII A nowhere will you find more varied assortments 9J
JfefejJsSS1! V-'!,M applique patterns. But certain It Is that you will BrffiCTjfllf 1 than here. From the little kindergartener's ra- J
K "fer' ,?'4iTj!f'VV' a (1 thoroughly approve of them. In kldskln, suede or sf 'ffSSf'S'Mfl fSl qulrements to those of the college student. Th I)
- ?lv$V g"---jr V fabrlo In the new colors, representing the future iluTNi V&i'WInMM L season's novelties as well as the staple "regula- .
k4& felilv'l choice of smartly dressed women. WilM'Ma tlons." Let us fit out your children. Wo know
"tq Akjeek Devoted toSeNeecb . 1
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the Wirth family, Madame Ella I I
Bradna, the Clarks and George V
Hanneford family are among the f
International celebrities that will I I
be seen here next Saturday, V "
August 29th.
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ANTl-KLAN PRINCIPAL
DISCHARGED IN FLORIDA
May Wirih, the sensational young Australian girl somersault
rider, with the Ringling-Barnum circus, coming to Salem Saturday,
August 29th. Miss Wirth heads a corps of three scoro rider lth
the circus
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Pour years spent In hard work
mastering one difficult trlckl
That was the triumphant achieve
ment of May Wirth, somersaulting
eque.strcnne of the Ringllng Broth
ers and Barnum & Bailey circus,
who accomplishes the phenomenal
feat of leaping from the ground to
the bare back of her flying steed,
with her feet encased in 18-inch
baskets. And then, standing erect,
the little rider maintains her poise
still basket-bound, while her horse
gallops ns fast as he can go.
It was a matter of professional
conscience, as well as personal
pride, that Impelled Miss Wirth to
accomplish this feat. She simply
made up her mind to do it and she
stuck stubbornly until she suc
ceeded. In the fame spirit, a virtu
oso like Padercwski or an inven
tor like Kilison attains the seem
ingly impossible.
It Is but natural that May Wirth
should have risen to fame os the
supremo equestrienne of the day.
By descent, she belongs to the
royal race of the sawdust arena.
Her father was a famous rider,
her maternal grand-father was one
of the first bareback riders, and
her great-uncle lived to hold the
monopoly of tho circus in Australia
for half a century- Kinsfolk nnd
connections of the Wirth family
are still flourishing in the Anti
podes. There are more than seventy
expert equestrians with "the great
est show ol earth" this season. Native-born
and European riders who
have perfected their art to the
highest degree will bo found en
rolled on the circus roster. The
Rleffenach sisters, the Ernestos,
Arcadia, Fla., Aug. 27 The ac
tion of County Superintendent
Smith In dismissing Grady Hornan
don, assistant principal of schools,
for conducting a campaign against
the Ku Klux Klnn was upheld to
day by tho De Soto county school
commission.
Several citizens appeared before
the commission requesting Hern
andon's reinstatement, but the of
ficials declined, saying they con
sidered their action for tho best
interests of the school system.
AHMY KEEPS PRESIDENT
OF BOLIVIA IN OFFICE
New York. Aug. 27 (AP) Ac
cording to reliable information
reaching this city, extraordinary
political events in I,aPaz, the cap
ital of Br.livia. prevented tho In
auguration, scheduled for yester
day, of President-elect Jose Cablno
Villaneuva. It Is reported that
President Bautita Saavedra, who
was to have retired yesterday, re
mains in power with the backing
of the army.
Autumn Fabrics are a
Revelation of Beauty
The moment you see them, you'll want to convert them into new frocks, ensembles, coats and other autumn
clothes, both for yourself and the children. For these ne w weaves are an inspiration in themselves in the creating
of new clothes. Soft woolens in plain and patterned effects. Heavy silks of marvelous quality. Embroidered
woolens, plaids, stripes every new fabric is here, at a most attractive price.
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50 CENTS
ANY SEAT ANY TIME
CHH.DREN
Matinees lOo Eveninej 25o
Satin Crepe $2.95 Yd.
This special in satin back Crepe
bould appeal to every woman or
Miss In quest of etyle and quality
combined at a low price. This
crepe Is shown in such colors as
watersprlte, rosewood, copper,
tanbark, empire blue, orchid, Jade,
claret. Lanvln' green crabapple
and others. 40 Inch wide.
Wesco and Wrights
Bias Fold Tape
15c Bolt
Of course you'll not skimp when
It comes to buying colored bias
tape for the difference of a cent
or two, one may ruin a frock.
Wesco and Wright's aro guaran
teed fast color. All the new fall
shades are here.
New Flannels
All Wool
Luxurious Flannels by "Botany"
show all that is new In way of
prints and plain tones for autumn.
Mlnfaturo plaids and checks,
etrlpos In new effects enhancing
high tones In plains. In fact
you'll find all that's new among
them. "Botany" Is your guaran
tee that the quality Is good and
that tho surfaco will not rough up
as In ordinary f In n n ol.
. 54-inch Silks
Vi Yards for Dress
64-Inch silks will rule the modo
so acclaims Fashion. Our 64-Inch
Pebbled Crope In Coolidge grey,
navy blue, blaclc and cork will
appeal to the home dressmaker for
one needs only 1 yards for a
frock. Other E4-lnch silks In
crepe, faille and eatln backs.
"Ever-Ready" Dress
Shields 25c to 75s
Ever-Ready Shields are thor
oughly dependable. We have
them In all size ranges and many
different styles Including the silk
covered and colored. Make sure,
buy an "Ever-Ready".
Velvedean Coatings
Velvcdoan Is fine nnd sucdo like
In finish a coat fabric of ex
ceptional beauty. Velvedean
achieves the new flnro effects to
ono'a entlro satisfaction. New
colors Old Ccdor, Oakcrest, Steel
Orey, Black and Navy Blue.
New Buttons
Our new fall buttons are hero
and ready to show. A wonderful
stock of staple and fancies. In as
much as buttons are used exten
sively for trims this season, one
will do well to seo these before
making up their fnhrlce..
New Braids
Illc Itnc nnd other braids are
shown here in profusion, all tho
pastel shades as well as the
brighter ones are here.
New Challies
All Wool
Challies will be in the fore ground
this season Its popularity Is
responsible for many new patterns
among which aro tho doublo stripe
effects and tho chintz designs.
These aro Botany quality also and
all pure wool See tho new But
terlck patterns for challies frocks.
Price $1.35 yd.
Flat Crepe
4 0-liicU flat Crepes ure hero I'.l
many stuple and novelty shades;
also Malllnson's Molly 'o Crepe, a
very rich fabric, excellent quality.
The Autumn Season's new colors
aro being shown.
Yalama Coatings
Botany's Yalama Coating 64
inch wldlh Is a lustrous finished
fabric of unequalled beauty. Tbo
new fall shades of Oakcrest, Blue
Bird, French blue and new tans
are here. It will pay to shop
early for best colons.
New Lace
Trimmings
Lacos go far In achieving beauty and when one can buy
trimming laces llko these In pleated lace and net combined for
fronts nnd collars, ono's task of dress making Is considerably
easod. Fluted laceB ond nets for Cascades, Lace Collarlngs and
Fronts In new arrivals are hero moderately priced.
j . Choose Fabrics for School Wear Now! I
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CEO LB. DEM I LLE'S PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Shows start at
2:307:00 and 9:00 o'clock.
Soon open at 2:00 ani 6:30
School Woolens Special $1.49 Yard
We've rummaged the entire department for "Odds and Ends" Woolens
and placed the clean-up lot on special sale at $1.49 a yard. Among tli' in
ar dress and coat materials formerly priced up 10 13.50 a yard. Twci-ds.
Serges, etc., 42 to 64 Inch widths.
School Fabrics Wool Mixed Special 98c Yard
This school spoclal comprises serges of cotton and wool mixed In new
plaids and checks, new fall patlorns and colors splendid for Juniper
dresses, skirts, frocks, etc. Bee these on special display.
.Salem's Exclusive 'Agency for
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