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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT Is THJ? CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEMOftEGOl FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925. I EXPERT'S CLAIM Seattle, Oct. 1 (A. P.) Beau tiful but du ml). That the indict ment hurled against many o! America's prettiest by a man who baa bad a lot of experience. Armand T. Nicholas, director general of the Atlantic City beau ty pageant for four years set forth Ills views of women while at a hotel here last night. "The old saying of 'beautiful but dumb' Is true' be said. "You can quote me to that effect If you wish, Host of the pretty girls I met have heads empty as faces are beautiful." Scanty clothes, bobbed cosmetics and wild parties play too important a part of the make up of the girl of today, Nichols declared. Bobbed hair will go out, ho predicted. "Girls have their hair bdbbed because they're too lazy to take care of It or merely because they want to ho In the swim." Nichols professed- to see a re turn to pre-flopper days In sight. "I think the limit has been leached," he predicted. "That the sweet, modeat girl of old days is coming back. Bobbed hair is going out, its only a passing fad. Modesty In dress will return without sacrifice of comfort." have their balr, It will be a team wekened by the loss of several regulars, and further weakened by the shifting Of a number of players from their former positions, that represents "Willamette university against O. A. C. at Corvallls tomorrow after noon. Sweinlng, of last year's team, is not In condition to play as yet and "will be unable to make the trip anyway," Coach Rathbun stated yesterday. Mudra, heavy lineman, who was ''got" during tho first few minutes of play in the Washington game, has been advised by the school physician not remain out of Sat urday's game, Itathbun says. His ligaments, which were torn out of place, have not knitted completely u yet, according to Itathbun. Winalow, who caught the coach's eye by his playing at end last Saturday, will probalhy be shifted to quarterback, changing places with Jteldcll, who piloted tho team against Washington. Hartley, who has played tackle for two years, will probably bo put In either at tackle or at end. 0. Zcller, rathbun state, may be played at end, or he "may try out Herman," a recent addition to the squad, for a few minutes. Stolshelsc, who played tackle for three years, and has been brougtht bark to fill a vacant position at full back, will he con tinued In tho barkfield, tho two half hack positions being filled by T. Zeller and CoUlngnwortb, with the possibility that Mumford, a new man, may work In part of the time. 1 Huston, regular of three years experience, will be back In his old position at center. Tackle and guard roHlt Ions will be filled from among III) odes Mort, Evans, Batcson, Woodworth and llur- Tlll. Use the Street Car To and From the Fair Grounds Avoid Congestion and Park ing Difficulties and ex pense tnving both Money and Time From tho furthermost part of the elty the street ear will take jroii to tho Fair grounds In thirty nilnutei. And tho street ear ta vail ing to Tako you home when you waut to go Surely tho better way to go and come. Southern Pacific Lines Sets Example ,f - " i , ' . "',., ' ' Jf Frances G. Curtis, thirteen years a member of the Bos ton School Board, intends to run for Mayor of that city. She is the first woman to seek such honors in Boston. D. A. R. CONDUCTS Fl Members of Cliemeketa chanter of the Daughters of the American Revolution have heen conducting headquarters in the Educational building at tho fair this week, we'eoming out-to-town members and furnishing a place for rest ind relaxation to local women, Mrs, Seymour Jones, state regent, has been In the booth most of the week, serving as official hostess Thursday, very nearly all of the 19 chapters of the state have been represented by visitors In the botth during the various days. An attractive setting is made through the employment of fir boiiRhts ns a background, upon which is displayed the Insignia of the organization and patriotic pic tures. Hostesses named for the week foliow: Monday Mies Ruth Itulit- son, Miss Esther Morris and Mrs. Russell Catlin; Tuesday Mrs. W. E, Hansen and Miss Lillian Apple- gate; Wednesday Mrs. LaMoine Cl.irk, Mrs. A. A. Underbill and Mrs. John Plank; Thursday Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. Homer Ooulet and Mrs. Russell Catlin; Friday- Mrs Russell Catlin and Miss Pearl Anplegate; Saturday Miss Ola Clark. Now York. "You bet your life frirf'ffti I like It," says Colonel Tllllnghast L'llommedleu Huston, former Bart owner of the New York Yankees, returning from a month of "seri ous and unashamed drinking" In Paris. He saw only one drunk In tho most unregulated city in the world, as ho callod Paris, and that one was an American. New York. Harry K. Thaw, again lured to Broadway, la dush- rjvlow to another with a bodyguard. Ha denies he created a scene at a burlesque in Harlem. H. P. WOODHY & BON Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, pay cash for Used Furniture. Store 271 North Commercial. Office Phone 75 or Residence Phone 1843-W ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 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 SO years ex perience as practical painters. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store 86 Inch 27 Inch Challie Outing Flannel ' New Pretty Patterns T .G?od Grades Lights or Darks yard 19c yard 15c 36 Inch Outing Flannels White or. Colors Good 'Quality yard 23c Table Oilcloth Three Stitched White or Colors Cotton BattS yard 34c $1.25 1st quality. We do not carry seconds. Better buy first grade cost little more than defective goods 72x90 While or Grey, pair $2.90 66x80 White or Grey, pair J2.19 54x76 Colors only $1.75 72x84 While, wool finish, Blue or Pink, striped borders, heavy weight, pair $4.50 UMBRELLAS New Stock New Styles Best Values 16-Ribbcd Stubs Beautiful Silks Pretty Handles $5.75, $6.50, $8.50 Ladies' Umbrellas at $1.00 Children's Umbrellas at . 90c Ladies' Umbrellas at ... $1.95 Ladies' Umbrellas at $2.50 and $3.00 Children's Colored Umbrellas $1.65 and $1.50 Woolen Dress Goods New Patterns Low Prices MILLINERY DEPARTMENT . Biggest and Best In the City Largest and Best Assortment of Ladies' Hats oil hew. Best of Materials and Low Prices 240 and 246 North Commercial Street nMnaHHBRnMHBMi voss ectric Washer 85. $9g.50 WOOD TUB This price is the big thing to be considered COPPER TUB Bloc tin lined, heavy lacquered to keep from Corroding The VOSS Electric Washing Machine is made hy Mr. Voss the man who de signed and built the first washing ma chine that was manufactured. Through years of experience his ef forts have developed this superior wash er which is offered to you today. Sold in Salem On Easy Terms Without Interest by Use . Your Credit GIESE.-.RQWERS We Charge No Interest See Our Display at the State Fair Grounds Exposition Building If you are in the market for Tires it will pay you to get our prices. HEAVY DUTY BALLOONS CORDS Hughes for Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 AT THE FAIR There's' lots of llanges in the new pavilion where I hare my booth. Look at them all, sec their inner construction, learn all their good points, get their prices Then See Me All of the worthwhile good points have been put into my construction and my price is lower than most others. My all year home is at the Square Deal Hdw. ' 220 14. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon - - - CAi'lTAL JOUKJNAL WANT ADS SATIS Pit 1'tlE WANID Triangle Service Stores R D E L I V E R Y Special Friday, Saturday and Monday Special Soap Deal You Save 42c We are pleased to advise that the increased produc tion facilities of the Los Angeles Soap Company now jj'jjj permits us to offer White King bar soap on this nil market. mm Special Factory Deal THREE DAYS ONLY 10 Bars White King Soap 1 package White King Machine Soap 3 cakes Mission Bell Complexion Soap Regular retail value of this combination is $1.35 PRINCESS FLOUR Milled from Montana and Idaho hard wheat. Most brands of flour advanced 20 cents per barrel this week. .We still have a limited supply to offer at following price. Buy Now and Save Money 49 lb, sack $2,29 bbl. $8,95 Phone Any of the Following Stores Pickens & Haynes, 456 Court St., Phones 256-257 A. Daue & Sons, 1003 S. Commercial St., Phone 935 C. M. Eppley Co., 1900 State St., Phones 118-93 Wiggins & Wiggins, Salem Heights, Phone 75F3 W. H. Clarke, 2290 State St., Phone 670. D. L. Shrode, 705 S. Twelfth St., Phone 9 J. C. DeHarpport Co., 605 S. Nineteenth St., Phone 1286 Roth Grocery Co., 134 N. Liberty St., Phones 1885-1886-1887 Lehman Grocery, 190 S. Commercial St., Phone 305 River Road Grocery, 2395 N. Front St., Phone 494 Foster & Baker, 339 N. .Commercial St., Phone 259 Prompt Free Delivery AUHVIRVU up JwUfOit Oregon Bid. (
