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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925 ITHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SIX E FORD PERFECTS LIGHT ENGINE F( Mary Neff la a scold and a nag. acocrdlng to her husband, R. L. Neff, in a divorce complaint fil ed in circuit court and pestered htm to his deep humiliation, In ad : dition, he aayat to using language altogether indecoroua. In addition, he alleges, eho charged him with running after other women. lie declares eho told him that sho had no affection for him, that she did not care for him and did not expect to live with him. At a matter of fact, he states, she did . leave him on July 35, 1925, and did not return and has not return ed. They were married in Salem July 10. 1923 and have no child ren. Josephine Kkerson, who went to work in a restaurant and as a re sult hr husband, II, L. Kkerson, asked for a divorce, has corm; back at him with a demurrer to the complaint on tho ground that ic does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of suit, and also lias filed a nappllcation for suit money and $100 attorney's fees. In her application she declares ahe is working in a restaurant, but with her husband's consent. She eays, however, she receives only $15 a week, out of which she has to pay her room rent and for her clothing, as well as to help her mother, her minor brothers and: some minor slaters. She states her husband is In-! terested In tho Sanitary Milk com pany, draws $100 a month, and is amply able to pay the $100 at torney'a fee asked for. REV. POWELL TO Detroit, Mich., Oct. 7. Henry Foid has announced that an en gine for use iu light airplane for popular operation in transporta tion virtually has been completed in his experimental laboratory at Dearborn. He said the engine was an eight cylinder, 200-horsepowsr motor. For this engine the manufactur er claimed all the ecoonraiea ot the small automobile engine. He said the motor would not require adjustment and parts woud be in terchangeable, so that a worn out part could be easily replaced. The motor will be tested soon. Commenting on possibilities oi aviation, he repeated hie oft-made assertion that ho was a "green horn In aviation" and that "this belonged to a younger genera tion' Nevertheless. Mr. Ford visual ized the possibilities of common use of planes and asserted they would ho a strong factor in for eign deovlopmont and internation al relations. He eaid the airplane was an aid to the automobile and painted out that as the automobile had bivmght together people from the different parts of the Unhcd States, bo the airplane would bring together all nations of the world. Rev. Charles H. Powell, former rector of St. Paul's, Salem, and now rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church at Vancouver, Wash., has accepted the position of rector of Calvary church oC Keaalde, Or. The appointment was made by Bishop Sumner. Mr. Powell has been very active In the affairs of Vancouver dur ing his four years' stay thore. He is a member of the Ki wants club, the Knights Templar and the Mys tic Shrine and lias held many offi ces in these organisations. For three years he has been president ot the public library board at Vancouver. Rev. Mr. Pojvcll Is a gradaute of Oberlln college in the claes of 1897. He rocelvcd hi9 doctor of philosophy degree at the Univer sity ot Kansas In 1900.. He has iitRo studied at the University of Denver Uelore coming 10 Salem. Mr. Powell held parishes In the Epis copal church at Ashtabula, O.. Mitchell, S. 1)., Colusa. Cal.. Car son City, Nov., end was a general missionary in eastern Oregon for eight year with 'headquarters at la Grande He will take up his residence In Casido Immediately, accompanied by Mrs. Powell and two eons. Their eldest daughter, Martha, graduated Com Rcvl college Inst June; another daughter, Kvange line, is n Junior nt U ceil this year. E(Easy to Keep Thick,) ( Wavy, Lustrous i Solved The Problem 'I was almost dlfitrarlod with fltomach trouble. gaH and colic nt- tnckfl and didn't know what to do. I had tried everything I heard of. and the doctor's medi cine did not lie p me. A friend told me about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and It has solved the problem, as I can now eat any thing and have no distress." It iR n ftlmple, harmletw preparation that removes lite catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and nl !ny tho Inflammation which muses 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. Girls! Try this! Whon combing and brushing your hair, Just moist en your hair brush with a little "Danderlne" and brush It through your hair. The eTfect is startling! Vou can dref-s your hair Immedi ately and It will appear twice as thick and heavy, an nhundance of ffleamy, wavy hair, sparkling with life. Incomparably soft, fresh, youthful. Besides beautifying the hair, n 3G cent bottle of refreshing, fra grant, "Danderlne" from any drug or toilet counter will do wonders, particularly If the hair Is dry. thin, brittle, faded or streaked with gray from constant curling and waving which burn the color, lustre and very life from any wo man's tin ir. "Danderlne" nclw on tho hair like fresh showers of rnln mid sunshine net on vegetation. It goes riKht to tho roots, Invigorates, nourishes nnd strengthens them, slopping falling hair nnd helping the hair to grow thick, healthy and luxuriant. Adv. ORTHOPHONIC What Is It? See ad on page ten Geo. C. Will Fall Seed Grains We have a well Belcclcd stock of the various Seed Grains used in this vicinity, including Grey Oats. Fnll Wheat, Fall Rye. Cheat Seed, Vclch Seed, Mixed Oats and Vetch, etc. Grass Seeds Have a complete stock of nil the grasses and clovers usually used in the valley. We buy In large lots and you will find cur prices as low as High Grade Seeds and Grains can be offered for and secure the best quality. D. A. White & Sons Phone 1C0 255 State St. Salem, Ore. Miller's Basement Store it" Annual "Sewing Week" is emphasized this year with a large showing of fabrics in our basement store. We've added so many new lines to this department that a week devoted to special display and selling should interest every home dress maker in Salem. An opportunity to save money. COME TOMORROW 1ii 1,000 Yards Gingham 19c Yard 32-inch good quality school Ginghams in checks and plaids suitable for many uses colors blue, pink, tan, rose, green, yel low, etc. (Basement) 1,500 Yards Sateen 32c Yard 36-inch good quality Sateen in 3G popular colors. For linings, shirtings, bloomers, fancy work, pillow tops, etc. Choose now from this large assortment of colors. 500 Yards Cretonne 29c Yard Autumn Cretonnes are here priced especially low. New de signs, new colorings and a wide variety from which to choose. For fancy work, aprons, com forts, drapes and various other; home uses. All Silk Pongee 79c Yard 12 momie imported Pongee in regulation 33 inch widths is to bo found here at 79c yard. This quality finds many home uses. Buy it now! Silk Striped Lingerie Fabrics 39c Yard Extremely soft in texture these lingerie fabrics fashion into de lightful uiulerthings. Such col ors as peacliskin, sunshine, orch id, sky-blue, rose shell, pink, apricot and white. A pencil stripe of silk ndds to their lustre. Best Percales 23c Yard Best Cambric Percales In 86 inch widths and in new Autumn patterns nnd colors. Examine this splendid quality and com pare its price with other percales 1000 Yards of OUTING FLANNEL llC YARD flight now when you need outing flannel comes this sale of 1,000 yards of light and dark fancies at only 11c per yard. Yes it is a leader with us. It was a leader at a certain big mill that's why we can pass this unusual good buy on to you. To distribute it to many customers we've placed a limit of 10 yards. Come early for this one! (Basement) Limit 10 Yards to Customer PEASANT PRINTS (Rogers and Thompson Silks) SPECIAL 19c YARD Peasant Prints, somewhat resemble Ratine in weave These are printed similarly to Cretonne and are used for drapes, covers, art work, frocks, screen panels, etc. Very specially priced tomorrow at only 19c yard. (Basement) Peggy Cloth 25c Yard Foggy Cloth is excellent for sturdy school wear. We show a complete line of Peggy Cloth patterns in stripes and checks la all the wanted shades. Heavy Bleached Toweling 20c Yard- Now is the time to buy roller and kitchen Towels 18 inch heavy bleached with turkey red borders. Glass Toweling 15c Yard 15 inch glass Toweling in red and blue checks and stripes. For tea towels, art work, table run ners, drapes, etc. Bath Mats 89c Heavy Turkish Bath Mats spec ially priced at 89c. Outfit the bath room now with rugs and save money! Black Twill f or Gym Bloomers 28c Yard Very firm quality of jean twill for gym bloomers, specially priced. School Serges 23c Yard " 30 inch Serge in navy, brown, red, grey, green and tan. For school dresses it has no equal for service at this low price. School Plaids 59c Yard Small block check designs in these school serges make them popular for school wear. All the new wanted shades among them School Plaids 69c Yard At this low price we show quite a range of patterns in school plaids, reds, tans, blues, and novelty mixtures in most pleas ing combinations. School Plaids 98c Yard Part wool school plaids in bright plaids and stripes, very desir able for either one piece frock3 or jumper dresses. All Wool 54-inch Skirtings $1.69 Yard All wool 54 inch skirtings at only ?1.G9 yard will be featured here during sewing week. One yard is sufficient for skirt for school Miss. All desirable shades. All Wool Tweed Skirtings $2.39 Yard These are all wool tweeds in a variety of novelty mixed colors, plain and striped. Very service able for office or school wear. 11 'lib 111 MM WW iff M m IF v Extra Special! 72x81 Indian Blankets go on sale tomorrow. at $2.48 each. These are the same quality wc sold earlier in the season at this pric and as wc did not have enough to meet the demand we ordered another mill shipment which' we announce for tomorrow's sale. Navaho patterns iu tan, nut brown, blue, rose, grey combinations; part wool. We reserve right to limit quantities. (Basement) Another Shipment of Indian Blankets at $2.48 ri. Fancy Bath Towels 49c Jacquared Turkish Hath Towels, size 18x33, iu rose, blue, tan and pink. A regular 75c value, (Basement) II Good 'Goods. (jJ 36-inch Cotton Challies 19c Yard New patterns in 36 inch cotton Comfort Challies. Quite a variety from which to choose. Salem's Leading Department Store
