THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
a petite and vicious aoubretU -is
wore seen last together Baturdar
night.
ped in heavy burlap bags, was
found today under a bed In his
Police reported Nye's head had
been crushed, probably with a
bottle and that t rope had been
tied tightly about his throat.
heard xrutt talking la the Pirli
Dainty Morsel for a Dainty Girl
a favorite wherever she appears.
A real treat la. high olaae en
tertainment la la store tor the pa
trons of the Blifh and It la ex
apartment Sunday. Plrle and Nf
bom by H-year-old Margaret
Plrle upon her return from a visit
pected that the house will be tilled
during the two nights engagement
with relatives. Gordon Plrle, her
brother, a friend of Nye, Is being
Neighbors reported that they
Bought for questioning.
ot this popular road attraction.
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London, Dec. 1. (A. P.)
While conferences on the Irish
boundary situation continue here
between Premier Baldwin and
representative of the northern
and southern government In Ire
land, there aparently is a certain
amount of unrest in Ireland it
self. Advices from Belfast nay that
the Uritish government has sus
pended the giving of leave of no
ne use to the troops In Ulster and
that the sixth battalion of the
Free State army ie proceeding to
camp near the Donegal-Fermanagh
border.
At Ennie yesterday Eamonn De
Valera, leader of the republicans,
In an address declared that the
future of the people, of Ireland
would depend on how they actea at
present as a nation on the boun
dary Issue. He charged bad faith
against former Premier Lloyd
Qeorge, Winston Spencer Church
ill and Lord Birkenhead and Bald
that during the Anglo-Irish trea
ty debates, the question of rectifi
cation of the Irish boundary was
nover beard of. The "epecious
phrase, "rectification of the boun
dary" was heard of only when a
section of the Irish people had
been bo committed to the treaty as
to make it impossible for them to
retreat. Mr. De Valera added that
he hoped the country would get
no worse partition than the treaty
gave.
ICAL
By special arrangements the man
agoment of tne Bllgh theatre has
booked the Kings Comedians and
Bovue for two nights this week,
(Thursday and Friday, December 3
and 4.
"A Night Out," a big farce com
edy will bo the bill which will be
presented Interspersed with high
clam vaudeville acts, specialties,
girl numbers, novelty numbers and
special selections by the King Har
mony Trio.
Besides a cast of well know ar
tists the company has a bevy of
attractive show girls who can sing
and dance. Each and every one
In the line Is a specialist and many
novel features will be Introduced.
The company carries twleve peo.
pie who are recognized porformers
MA
Quick
Safe
Relief
CORNS
la oni mlnute-or the palo coda. Dr.
Bcholl'a Zl no-pad fp tht aafe, sure, holing
trtaUnent for oorna. At drug and ahoe atorca,
DZScholt's
ZiriO'pads
" Put oa oo - tJi pain it goo
WINTER COLDS
In the winter, winter
colds are very prevalent. If
your resistance la up to par
you will throw these colds off
easily, but if you are suffer
ing from nerve pressure and
neglect yourself the colds will
readily develop Into something
more serious. Keep your spine
In good condition. Ask for a
Neurocaloinetor reading; this
instrument will at onoe locate
the pressure. Have the pres
sure as indicated by the Neu
roealometer reading at once
ellmlnaLed by Chiropractic Ad
justments, given with the bare
hands alone. This Is the best
and easiest way to be free from
colds during the coming win
ter, and If the cold has al
ready attacked you, a few ad
justments will relieve the nerve
pressure, and the cause bolng
eliminated, the effect (cold)
will disappear.
Notirocalometer Readings by
Appointment Only.
Dr.
O. L. Scott
Phone 828R
7077
Average dally net paid cir
culation for the Capital
Journal for the month of
September, 1925. Total dis
tribution for same, period
approximated 7.600.
817 Gain
or 13.8 percent ovor Septem
ber, 1924, In audited and
proven paid circulation. Thla
la the first time the paid
circulation has exceeded th.
7,000 mark, proving the
Capital Journol making
greater progress and
Growing Faster
Than at any period in his
tory because It prints all the
news and delivers the goods.
Somo like It, some don't, but
all read It.
Member Audit Burean
of Circulations
Plr,'.
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YOUTH FOUND MURDERED
UNDER BED IN HOME
New York, Dee. 1. (A. P.)
The body ot George Nye Jr., 19
with his head crushed and wrap
n funnel of tha miniature hnor. made of susrar. made i
tasty morsel for Lenore Ulric, stage and screen star. The
model won first prlzo at the Hotel Exposition In New York.
of merit among which are Buddy popular among theatre-goers on
Clark, comedian, who
worker with Charlie Chaplin and
as a laugh producor has but a few
oquala. Miss Dorothy Randall;
prima donna, who la the professor
of a beuutlful lyric-soprano voice
and wins her audiences In songs
of today and yesterday, Miss Jackie
Saundem, a versatile ingenue who
was formerly with the Will King
company. Miss Saunders Is a coon
shouter and blue singer who Is
the coast, and while Jcanctte Clark
Rtlittcd of pain In ft aw lego to pari f
BACKACHE GIVEN
QUITO RELIEF
Tried simple home treatment
and pain 'stops
An aching back is often the result of
tired, over-strained muscles, and can
be given quick and complete relief
with a very simple home treatment.
"I had such a backache I didn't
know what to do' writes a New York
woman. "I looked through my medi
cine cabinet to see If I could find
something to help me and there was
a bottle of Sloan's Liniment. I used
it. and in half an hour I was better.
The next day I went to a big engage
ment party. Now, when anyone has a
pain, I say 'use Sloan s.
The marvelous effectiveness of
Sloan's is due to the stimulating effect
that it has UDon the circulation.
Straight to the sick, aching tissues, it
sendB a healing tide of fresh new blood
clears out the trouble kills the
pain.
So pleasant and clean to use. too.
You don't even have to rub. Just pat
it on gently and you will get immedi
ate results, au druggists so cents
The New
Orthophonic Victrola
a a
The Granada - - $150
If you never heard the new Orthophonic Vitf
trola, there is a new experience coming for you.
Nothing you may have heard in the past is any
thing like it.
It will be, for yourself and your family, that
greatest of all Christmas gifts something you
.will enjoy the whole year through. It will give
you at any time the music you want to hear.
Better order yours early there won't be nearly enough'
to go 'round this Christmas
OTHER MODELS AT
$275$110$85
Children
Cry pod
MOTHER:- Fletcher's Cas-
toria is a pleasant, harmless
Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
m . v i ctw,r,rr Ci'nin Mneciallv oreoared
gone, leetning j-uupa aim juww5 wf r j -
fA Tndnii in arms and Children all aees.
tnr tfi ttrnatre Of
To avoid imiianoiw, mw-ja .w . o A if
Proven directions on each package. Physician, everywhere recommend .t
A Steady Job
The man who saves money is sure of his
job. He is not worried by debts, possibil
ity of sickness, lay-offs. Therefore he can
keep his mind on his work and HOLD HIS
JOB.
State Savings and
Loan Association
CHAS. WIPER, General Manager
Heilig Theatre Lobby 189 North High St.
lout
Use Our
Deferred
Payment
I'lan
Five
Floors of
Real
yaluea
1
Our Ninth Half P
rice
s Tomorro
nvrPTiT'C! wfiPTT SSWfiPC! Men's $ 10.00 oxfords and shoes. This includes
M ,JN fo W O K JS. biUiUt3 gome Florshtems in 8hort runs. Get a pair before they
Full run men's $5.00 work shoes, the best thing g0 aj
In Salem for the money. As long as they last at ? E?
$2.50 $5-00
Full run men's f 7.00 work shoes to clean up the LADIES' DRESS PUMPS
Jine first come first served at All f 8.00 pumps selected for this sale in patent
mm satin and kid, go at half
$3-5 $4.00
Men's high tops and loggers to close out the en- .
tire line of broken lots. Boots ranging from $10.00 to All $9.00 pumps, broken lines, patent, satin, both
$15.00, to close out, at half brown and black, black kig, go at
$5 to 7.50 $4.50
BOYS' DA5TTON HIGH TOP All $10.00 ladies' pumps, all heights of heels,
Boots in black only. Sizes from 3 to 6. Regularly short runs, all sizees, but not every size in each run,
sold at $7.00. Got at goes at
$3.50 $5.00
CHILDREN'S SHOES A11 $12.00 pumps for ladies up to the minute styles
One lot brown calf stitch downs. Good $4.00 shoes. but not al Bizes to sel1 1uick' at
Sizes 6 to 2, go at fr
$2.00 $6.00
One lot children's colored pumps, priced $5.00 to LADIES' CHRISTMAS HOUSE
$6.00, to close out at SLIPPERS
Sd 1 95 e ,ae 3'ust a ' f ver 500 pairs new
" - style slipprs at a wonderful buy and are going to pass
pnvoi tjt a nxr nu ipav t-i-dticc? ottmpc it n to our customers they are ribbon trim and every
mu u TTr , V K 1 , 1J-Kf,fc,b oiiO.fc coIor ever siz.e. We are going t0 close out the iot at
The best $5.00 shoes on the market go at
$2.50 95c
BOYS' TAN OR BLACK DRESS SHOES Jie n me"'? lea,therf Blippers- A ff00d ?3-50 or
Regular $6.00 grades, broken sizes to close out, ?4-00 quahty in lus sale at
$3.00 $1-95
Ladies ribbon trim leather sole, rubber heeL A
MEN'S DRESS SHOES good $3,00 value in this sale at
Men's $7.00 dress shoes and oxfords, broken lines, A . .
while they last, go at X 1 95
$3.50
Men's $8.00 dress shoes and oxfords, tan, brown IUl-.tr A I I I lEU UCET
or black. To close out, most all sizes go at IflUvHULU IVI llVOCi
flJVI Get your Christmas Hose now and give Mc-
- y?T'iwv Callums and nothing else as they are so far super-
' m'. to nn i e . ior to anything else that after you see them you
in thX sr ass iKsr Bive any other hose-Both in men's
they all go in this saje at S paK our regular hose en
$4.50 3 at !TL b.oU
25c
Every Wednesday is Rubber Heel Day. We put on any make
50c rubber heel at half price. We dnesday only. Leave shoes any g
day for Wednesday
JJ0 TOUS FEET HUETt
Corns and callouses re
moved without pain or sore
ness. Ingrown nails removed
nd treated. Pains tn test,
weak-toot, fist foot, toot
trains and faUen arches ad
justed. Do not suffer. 1 will
five von the nest that sclenca
tan prodacs tn scientific
chlropodv. Oonralt
DR. WILLIAMS
About Tour Feet
Hours to l:S. Phone 61t
THEPRItT
WtsEkftasl
Szeitav&ftaiwliaAAM
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
Our shop is equipped with
all new macblnerjr. We use
nothing but tha very best
grade ot leather that monej
will buy.
Mr. Jacobson, In charge ot
this department, is an ex
pert m his litis has spent
rears In factories and repair
shops and will do nothing
but high grsda work.
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