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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OKEOOtf SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925 THOUSANDS FILE PAST CASKET OF IT London. Nov. 28. (A. P.) Thousands of persona renders homage to the Dowagor Queen Alexandra in Westminster Abbey until an early hour today. In an endless line formed shortly after the funeral Friday they passed by the bier in the dimly lighted ca thedral until 1 o'clock this morn ing. It seniB to be the dee! re or all London to pay tribute to Alex andra before she wag laid to reet today beside King Edward VII, her husband, In the tomb beneath 9t George's chapel at Windsor. When midnight approached It was estimated that sumo 70.000 persons had filed past the coffin Three tragic deaths have oc curred In connection with the poeelng of Alexandra. Yesterday evening the lady mayoress, wife PUBLIC LECTURE "The Highway to Life" Not the Narrow Way Nor tho Broadway But the Highway of Holiness which will load the unclean and wayfaring men to peace, liberty and ever-lasting life on Earth. lea. 35:8, hy Charles C. Best Derby Hall Sunday, Nor. 20, 8 P. M. Seats Free No Collection ut Sir William i'. Hylic, lord may or of London, died suddenly front heart disoaee after she had at"( tended a memorial ervlce in Bt Paul's cathedral. In the afternoon Canon west' lake, custodian of Westminster Abbey, who bed overtaxed him- solf In arranging for the funeral of Alexandra, went homo ill, "1 am afraid It has been too much for me," his wife heard him murmur as ehe eat ait the bcdBlde. Imme diately afterwards the canon died At Bunderland on Wednesday the warden of the church was kill ed as ho was preparing the belli; for tolling during yesterday's serv ice in Westminster. A large bell which had been tilted fell over and pinned him to the floor of the belfry, crushing his bead and body. ume of football hero Thursday afternoon. In spite of the weather very good crowd was out The score was 7 to 0. It Is much easier for a wife to get along with her husband If she can get along on his salary. The egotist is always the.other fellow. Auto Painting of Qnalit? WOOD'S AVI0 TOP CO. Painting Dept. ISO B. 11th J rWAWVi . S Journal Wani Ada iaj AVAWAVAVAVAWAVAWAVAVAVAWAVAWW SILVERTDN DEFEATED BY WEST LYNN 7 TO 0 Sllverton, Or., Nov. 28. (Spe cial.) West Linn defeated Silver ton high In a very evenly matched MORONI OLSON PLAYERS Will Present The Ship A DRAMA Bv St. John Ervine The Queen christens, H. M. S. "Magnificent". Mr. Irvine has pictured in a drama of com pelling power the story of John Thur low's passion for the ships he has built, of his son'e deter mination to break loose from shipbuilding and all our machine-driven civilization and go back to the land, and the effect of his decision on his own life and his father's. WEDNESDAY. DEC, 8th HEILIG $1.50. S1.00 50c Tickets now at Atlas and Pattons i mrmtu-smmnonuB The Value in these Outing Flannel Night Clothes Is not only in dollars but in dreams I They let you sleep better for less money than a Pullman They are as warm as an electric pad as you paddle out in the morning to pull down the windows. A word to the wives that's efficient If Tom, Charlie, or Bill isn't whistling the song of the June birds -this morning, try one suit and you'll have a John McCor mick in the house the next day. The Pajamas $2.00 to $5.00 The Night Robes $1.75 to $3.00 Warm Woolen Hose Cozy Underwear I P B IHI"''"""" " NINTH ME DM IUI v.- Ml i f is 1 - i We want to ma.lcft this t.hn on tsfan dins' half nrioe sale of the whole vear and are sroinff 5i to srive orices thai will he talked about for months. Our heaw trade in the .nast month has made a large collection of short lines, everyone a fast seller and they all & go in the sale at half price, be sure and he there one of three days or it will sure cost .$ vCLOTIUNO-WOOLEU MILLS STORE o "clothinomvoolew mills store for Married Men Only a straight from-the-shoulder mess age about the little woman you prom ised to love, honor and protect Remember Those Days of Romance? "In the Spring, a young man's fancy " you remember those romantic days? Remember the moonlight strolls sorlous talkB those ambitions and plans for the future? You were filled with hope. En thusiasm ran high. Idoals were lof ty. Promises came readily. Noth the tendor emotions of love those lug would bo too good for the one llttlo sweetheart In all the world. NOW How About It? Time has passed. Now think a moment, Aro you living up to the promises and vows you mado? Are you permitting that llttlo woman to tall into tho habit of mak ing useless sacrifice? Are you per mitting her to become a slave to noedless home drudgery? Have you got her chained to tho strength sapping, health-wrecking washtub? Are you permitting her to the drudgery YOU would never do dls agrcnble, back-breaking labor not tit for a scullery maid? Perhaps she hn8 not complained. But put your soltln her plnce. YOU would never submit to It. She Saves You Nothing By It. II you'll figure things corroctly, you'll discover that she saves noth ing whatever by It. Few have ever really figured up the several llttlo costs of doing wash ings at home. Do this, and you'll be surprised. You never have ENOUGH hot water, without extra heating. Figure this cost. Figure the actual cost of soaps and powdersi starch and bluing. Figure the week ly cost of boilers, tubs, wringers, clothes lines, clothes-pins, etc. You'll find It's far more thnn you thought. Figure the cost of cold romcdies to cure tho colds the washing causes. And then consider the costs which cannot bo computed in terms ot money the cost ot run-down henlth tho cost of ageing your wife be fore her Itmc the cost of rough, un- Try This HO V . II II 1 1 V An CHiKvln lly ili'MiuMo sci-vlt'o during rainy winter, Kvcrythiiiff selontlfUal ly wished, I lien dried by hvIi nir iiielhml.i. Required ntnreh jiig dime. I'liit pieces Ironed. 7 pounds fl!W Oe eneli nddltlnnnl imnnd., Shlrl In this service fhilshed for IOc emit. And Four Other Low Price Services sightly bands which thia drudgery will bring on her. Consider the cost of the grouchy, cheerless Mon day evenings you spend. Consider tho cost ot denying the ohtldren time for thought, attention, careful direction and rearing which la vital ly necessary to their future. Smokes One Cigar Less Per Day. If your wire MUST save you the 35c to 45c per week wages she earns by rubbing clothes over a washboard why not smoke Just one cigar less each day, or one les package of cig arettes every two days and let this pay for the difference she saves you? If you'ro a smoker, can you let her slave away longer, one day each week, in a musay, sloppy, steamed-up room, In order that you may Indulge your appetite for tobacco? Now Be Honest Let's face this question, as man to man. Do you honestly like to go home evenings ou washday, as well as on other evenings? Do you like seeing your wifo tired, worn out, Icbs cheer ful, not eo well groomed as on other evenings? Now put this whole question to tho acid test. Give laundry service n two-weeks' trial. Give YOUR wife at least two weeks' well-earned freedom, as hundreds of other Salem husbands have done. .You take no chance whatever. We GUARANTEE not to lose or barm a thing. Just call 165. Tell us when to call for your first trial bundle. ft you money. We sell nothing but high grade shoes not a cheap shoe in the house and to i keep up the high style standard that we always maintain we are forced to move our jj;: stock fast which is bound to make a number of runs of from one to a dozen pairs each pair is in the height of fashion and a real style shoe and they are to be sold at exactly half the marked price. ' :: This Sale covers Men's, and Women's Dress Shoes, Boy's, Misses' and Children's Dress Shoes. Also Men's and Boys' Work Shoes in every size. We can list only a few of the many styles. I Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday MEN'S WORK SHOES Full run men's $5.00 work shoes, the best thing in Salem for the money. As long as they last at $2.50 Full run men's $7.00 work shoes to clean up the line first come first served at $3.50 Men's high .tops and loggers to close out the en tire line of broken lots. Boots ranging from $10.00 to $15.00, to close out, at half $5 to 7.50 BOYS' DAYTON HIGH TOP Boots in black only. Sizes from 3 to 6. Regularly sold at $7.00. Got at $3.50 I CHILDREN'S SHOES One lot brown calf stitch .downs. Good $4.00 shoes. Sizes 6 to 2, go at $2.00 One lot children's colored pumps, priced $5.00 to $6.00, to close out at $1.95 BOYS' BLACK OR TAN DRESS SHOES The best $5.00 shoes on the market go at $2.50 BOYS' TAN OR BLACK DRESS SHOES Regular $6.00 grades, broken sizes to close out, go at , $3.00 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Men's $7.00 dress shoes and oxfords, broken lines, while they last, go at $3.50 Men's $8.00 dress shoes and oxfords, tan, brown or black. To close out, most all sizes go at I $4.00 Men's $9.00 dress shoes. Some very new numbers in this lot been broken i nour past month's big rush, they all go in this sale at Capifal Ciiy Laundry 1264 BROADWAY $4.50 Men's $10.00 oxfords and shoes. This includes some Florshiems in short runs. Get a pair before they go at $5.00 LADIES' DRESS PUMPS All $8.00 pumps selected for this sale in patent satin and kid, go at half $4.00 All $9.00 pumps, broken lines, patent, satin, both brown and black, black kig, go at $4.50 All $10.00 ladies' pumps, all heights of heels, short runs, all sizees, but not every size in each run, goes at $5.00 All $12.00 pumps for ladies up to the minute styles but hot al sizes to sell quick, at $6.00 LADIES' CHRISTMAS HOUSE SLIPPERS We hae just got a big lo of over 500 pairs of new style slipprs at a wonderful buy and are going to pass it on to our customers they are ribbon trim and every color, every size. We are going to close out the lot at 95c Big run men's leather slippers. A good $3.50 or $4.00 quality in this sale at $1.95 Ladies' ribbon trim leather sole, rubber heel, good $3.00 value in this sale at $1.95 IVlcCALLUSVS HOSE Get your Christmas Hose now and give Mc Callums and nothing else as they are so far super ior to anything else that after you see them you really could not give any other hose. Both in men's and women's Pairs of our regular hose 50 25c Every Wednesday is Rubber Heel Day. We put on any make 50c rubber heel at half price. Wednesday only. Leave shoes any day for Wednesday 25c B DO YOUR FEET HURTt Corns and callouses re moved .without pain or sore ness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Pains In feet, weak-foot, flat foot, foot strains and fallen arches ad Justed. Do not suffer. I will live you the best that science eaa produce in scientific chiropody. Consult DR. WILLIAMS , About Tour Feet Hours 9 to 5:30. Phone 616 WHEPRICEif w GsSBMBooU 3Z6 ttfe&-ls3t<fsfakBt Ian Am SeerfSton fcrusp I SEP AIR DEPARTMENT Our shop Is equipped with ll new machinery. We use nothing but the very best grade ot leather that money will bur. Mr. Jacobson. In charge ol this department. Is an ex pert In his line hai spent rears In factories and repair shops and will do nothing hut high grade work. I V. 3 1 1 VVVVASSSWASWAWftMAVVAWAW WAWAVAVAVAVAVWAVAVAVAVAWASVAVA'.WAVAVAVAV.VAVAVAVAVAVASVAVA"AAn
