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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBERS, 1925 SALEM HI 10 Fl Tomorrow afternoon the Salem high school will have their first real game of the season when It meets the West Linn eleven Sweetland field. The West Linn team Is reputed to have a fust, snappy aggregation and the local will have to wojrk hard to get a win over them. The general dope gives the red and black team a good margin, however. Even so, Hollls Huntington, coach of the locals Is a bit optim istic of the probable outcome, Ho thin Us that he has developed a te;im that will compare favorably with any of them. Tho locale have plenty of fight and when they get Into their full stride their opponents. Will have a tough battle. Huntington has been blessed with any amount of ma terial this season and the team Will be even better thnn the one tart year, it Is thought. Heenan will be mlflaod, of course, but not aa much as at first thought. Bob Drager showed up fine In the game with the alumni last Satur day. He la able to manage the team Id great shape and shows promise of making good yardage on returning punts, Heenan's strong point. New material has proven to be of excellent calibre and the locals are pointing their guns at the strong Corvallls high school team which has won the Willamette valley championship fori me last tnree years. GUEST DAY AT STMON WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CLUB Stayton, Oct. . 8 The Stayton Women's Community einh hold fin annual guest day at the Masonic nail, Tuesday, October Cth, the teachers of Stayton high school be ing special guests for the ocra- fllon. After a short hiiRinnsa slon, Mrs. Henry Tate, the club president, gave a few wordj of welcome to the visitors. This was followed by tea which was served by the entertainment committee consisting of Mrs. Ben Schaefer, Mrs. Algy Murphy and Mrs. Jake Mlssler. A feature of the after noon's entertainment was several songs with ukelele accompanla- ment rendered by Mrs. J. W. Mayo and Mrs. O. P. Korlnek. The next meeting will be the 20th of Oc tober and will be 'Llberty Day," the meeting will be held at the Forester's hall. i DONT TRY TO RAISE your family without it For stomach aches and paint; sudden cramps, severe intestinal colic and indiscretions of eating and drinkins. changes in water, diet or climate, take CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Never fail to have it on hand " M H f s Easy Safe Way ToRemoveHair -FOREVER No need now to undergo electric treatments to net rid of objettioBablehairornfcr. Scien tific authorities now agree that the safeit, easiest and surest way to end superfloua hair permanently ia by the repeated removal of hair roots. KAKMA is a soothing oriental balsam which la applied almort aa easily as cold cream. It penetrates towards the hair roots, loosens them and gently rases out hair, roots ana all, IcnvinK the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. KAKMA is sold on an absolute gunrantee it ends superfluous hair fortvtr r no cosU Get KAKMA today at T. J. 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Miss Murdoch, factory representative, is nt our store this week demonstrating the New Universal Electric Ranges. Be sure to meet her. There is a model of Universal Range to fill your particular need Make Your Own Terms Within Reason We have a complete line of Universal Electric Appliances A Small pay ment Down Balance in Easy Monthly Payments 4 Burnett Broa., Jetvelera'"Pay Us Aa You Are Paid" : Eleven Stores on the FacUle Coast Not only Largest, but (we hope) Beit I w v moot fr m:m 1 i i mrH WPi Hampden watch The Howard Watch $60 Hnvonteen jeweled movementvoid filled eti-lti, Suld ot sixty dollars t!ASlt lbs country oreh Iters at the cash price, hill on the Huniott liu.leit 1'laai I'lljr One Diillur Down ami A Iiolini1 n U'ucli The Illinois Watch $34.75 nenowned for Its lltnelupljig qusi itlss, whlob an swiatii io nuns, no fiiattgr how diuuli you p&y, Bsveu tseu-iewfllad moveuisut. Whlt or green gold filled oaso. lturcd Valus et 134.73. IVUm-fl for Dollar l'nJd fur a DuW a Worll The Elgin at $14.03 Not nsooRsary to pay mora to gvt ft good timekeeper (Hid Uot safe to pay least Biirnll slaa-greeu gold filled case handsome and reliable, featured In Uall Watch ereiit at 114.40. IMtYirrd for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar a WVli The Burnett Stores believe that everybody is fundamen tally honest imd any one of the readers of this newspa per nmy regard tliis as a personal message. Vou may roine lo Iho Ilnrnril Jewrlry Slurs " Belrat any xmtvh you mar fancy Slip II Into your povheft on paymouft of a dnllnr bill nnd pay tin) bolnnce "as jihi ore paM." There est no ejtroa. Not a penny la added tho coiiVHulence of the Burnelt Jfudget Plan, ludeed It after thirty days you find that you can do belter for cash In some other irood store, all you have to do kt to bring the watoh back and every penny you have paid, will be returned to you and that without a whlmperl The Waltham at $39.50 A Ymteh to tloirm! on and tu oo& look In u iu ono inn tuh tuf tt nnvn toM flllrtl oipr.q, Wnlthaltl lTjcwol tiiovrinent Ventured at 110.90, and noM nt 11m caflh prlc tut on flumett TtrniA lMtvttrrd for A LK!l,vr Iatd fur a Dollar a Wetlt tkiiV' V v I The Hamilton $50 The mnn who carries a Hamilton Watoh la In thi same claw as the man who drives a CadUlno. Noth ing finer ma1 so for u we know. Seventeen JowelaomaU alee white or greon gold-filled co-ie. Nalloivally advertised at C c.uilu Bold at the cosh price but In the numett Bud get wny DfUlvorrd for a Dollar raid for a Dollar a Work Solid Gold Waltham $49.60 ' A Vi'oIUmm with a erventeouew eled movement. In a solid gfld case (fourteen karat, lmaU and hand iomely enjraved with any Initial or monogram, as may be desired. (Our artist's sketch Is Just a suaKeatlonJ K matchless value at J-U.C0, Drllrcrrd for a Dollar lUd ft a Dollar a Wiwlt Ladies' Bracelet Watch $12,45 As skolclicd a trim littlo braces lot watch of white gold (fourteen karat gold filled), with a sixteen Jewelled movement. Clioico of three smart styles ono of which Is Illustrated. A remarkable value In a guaranteed watch at $12.45. Delivered for a dollar Paid for a dollar a week The "Paul Revere" Watch The finest thlnnost and the most beautiful Watch tho Ducber Hampden factory produces. It may be had In green or In whlta gold. Seventeen ruby Jewels tested adjusted and guaranteed. Sold at tho nationally advertised price of 150. Not a farthing added for tho Uurnett midget plan Delivered for a dollar Faid for a dollar a week. Mail Orders Filled Write if you can't come Same Prices Same Terms Railroad Watches Delivered for a Dollar! The Elirln "H. W. navmmA'' iroi 4,. i . Hied dust-proof case. Nationally advertised ot 80S cnflhV floro ask for your- at the same price, but on terms easier than you' self. Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar a Week The Hamilton R. It. Watch Bo rtne and so greatly la lemand that we have to beg nd plead to get them! Twenty-one Jewels timed Mid adjusted to position and rellvre4 for a Dolla raia lor a Dollar a The Bonn Special Wfltrh Made by the Illinois Watch Company and the only n. n. JVatoh made that Is adjusted tA RIX n..attlAn T,l - Inspection on any B. H. In K;.!JJLa 1 F-tud Delivered fee a Dollar Paid for a Dellar a Wek A . Mil r lavaj in Boraft Bras. The Gold Medal Watch afade by the Illinois Watoh Oora. pany, and aald by watohmakers gen. erailjr to bo the "Uest . Ume. keper In the worldr This may he covering too much territory, but the Sy'AT'S. thal w 1"lV Oold Medar watches In the honpltal than any other make. Featured In all the Burnett Jewelry stores at Dcllwrea for a Dollar Tald for a Dollar a Week asyouare 457 STATE STREET ' O A I a- a m f wm. . . . We charge no interest. ev?rj
