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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
FK1DAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925
FRENCH FINANCE
Paris. Dec. 18, (A. P.)- Paul
Dimmer, the uw minister o U
nauco, lias been duty iud lulled in
office and hua begun In a work to
aid France in making its wuy oui
I the tinuuciul hluuyii.
lli firut euro will be to acceler
ate Uie vol) ot luo budget by
parliament. Ho will leave other
financial problems to be dealt with
iater in their proper order.
The original piuus ot M. Dou
mor, it is understood, will be modi
fled In the light ot various voteu
in the chamber eiuee he lirst pre
pared them three weeks ago. 11c
Is convinced that nothing can be
gained by precipitate action.
Therefore, ho will gtvo the cabi
net, at a meeting on Saturday, a
general outline of his financial
program and will submit Uie bills
based on it to me cnamucr 01 uyp
utles alter the New Year's receta.
One thing, however, has been
decided upon. M. Doumer's pro
gram will have the seal of ap
proval of the entire, government
before it is published.
It therefore 'will not be the ft
nance minister's plan, but the gov
ernment's plan, and its rejection
will entail the resignation of the
Brlanu government.
Meanwhile, the old left cartel is
buay trying to reweld its ranks
and form a committee to draw up
a bill to balanco the budget.
MAYOR LUTHER I. POWELL
REMAINS IN VANCOUVER
Vancouver, B. C, Dec. 18 (A.
P.) Major Luther I, Powell of
Portland, organizer of Die Knnnd
lan Ku Klux Klan, will bo permit
ted to remain In Vancouver pend
ing outcome of his appeal to Otta
wa against a ruling refusing him
pormlBslon to remuln permanently
In Canada, Immigration author
ities announced yesterday. Powell
was barred from entering Canada
but was given a 30 day permit
Which expired today.
Another bit of good advice Is
never to start anything you can't
top.
You Need Traction
ir Yon Want llenlth
Fake Tour Traction Treatment
Today Only GOo
Dr. H. D. Redmond
108 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1638
Diseases
Treated bv Osteopathy and
the latest electrical thctnuv
inoludine Dr. Abram's
electronic svsiem. No chiuiro
(or consultation,
Dr. B. H. White
Phvsician and Sunreon
608 U. S. Bank Bldg.
Snlem, Oregon.
IIEIUG TONIGHT
One of the beat bills yet sched
uled on the Association Vaudeville
circuit 1b billed for the Helllg thea-'
tre today. Archie Holt, resident
manager of the theatre has also
billed some excellent short sub
jects along with the weekly con
cert number by the Heillg theatre
concert orchestra.
The Enchanted Forest," as pre
sented by Lea Kllcka Is said to be
the only act of Us kind In the
world. It Is a dazzling, puzzling
novelty along the black art line In
which animated forms of all kinds
are electrically projected onto a
darkened background. The young
sters In particular will be delighted
with this act as they will see many
of their old nreery rhyme friends
In action before their eyes.
The Sunaet Four, calling them
selves "Kight hundred pounds of
harmony," possess all of the en
tertaining talents so often attribut
ed to the American negro. They
specialize In harmony numbers us
ing popular negro selections. Thy
illuminate a melody with their
shuffling feet, gesturing hands and
the contortlonlng of their mobile
faces.
Taflanoff and company present
ing "A breath from mu.slcnl come
dies" comes direct from Roumanla
where they had the honor of danc
ing before Queen Elizabeth and
other European royally. They pre
sent a dance offering that Is clev
erly arranged and effectively Btag-ed.
L One "Cop" who did not Bleep on
h Is bea t , wn s Lo u la Ilymnn, f o r
25 years on the New York police
force but not known to his vaude
ville friends n Offlcor llyman
'The Real Cop." Instead of doing
the proverbial sleep stunt that has
oeen more or loss erroneously cred
ited to many policemen on duty
Officer Hyman lost no opportupn
lty to make note of the many In
cidents that came under his notice
during his 86 ears of pavement
pounding.
"The Musical Shermans' Is a
talented team playing the guitar
and banjo with versatile ability.
Their offering of popular selections
is particularly entertaining owing
to tho original way they give ver
sions of different song numbers.
The banjo seelctlona which they
play with pleasing effect lend an
enjoyable touch of entertainment.
AMERICAN CAN GIVES
CHRISTMAS DIVIDEND
New York, Dec. IS. (A. P.) A
rich' Christmas present for stock
holders of the American Can com
pany was announced today when
directors authorized a $3 extra
dividend on the common shares
and proposed a 60 per cent stock
dividend with an exchange of six
new shares for one ot the old
when the present par value ot the
stock has been reduced from 100
to 25.
Resinol heals deep
burn
Has used It for years and
never known it to fail
Bolton, Mass., Jan. 22: "In 1919
I burned my foot severely. Every
time I moved the burn would open
and for six weeks I tried various
treatments which did
no good the burn
simply would not
heal. I was a nurso
before 1 was married
and had used Resinol
Ointment and knew
it to be wonderful, so
I decided to try it on
this burn. I had used only one jar
when my burn was completely
healed I have used Resinol Oint
ment for years and have never
known it to fail it's great stuff."
(Signed) Mrs, Joseph E. Siggins.
Hutcheon Paint Store
Artists Materials and Supplies
Canvas
Tube Colors
! rushes
Pastel Crayons
Taint Outfits
Jcsso
Angus Clay
lironzes
I'layucs
Candlesticks
Class in Jesso Work Saturday Afternoon 2 o'clock
Phone 594 154 S. Com'l St.
Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store
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A Carnation ffor every
visitor on Saturday
HOSIERY
MAKES THE
PERFECT GIFT
What Is more acceptable to women than the
Christmas gift of lovely Hosiery? Thread
Ilk and chiffon, ot the finest qualities, full
fashioned and rolnforccd, come In all ot the
season's newest ihadcs. Well known makes
such as Knyscr, Phoenix, Luxlte, McCallum
and Granite, assuurea the quality so much
desires for gift giving.
Full Fashioned Silk Hose In the wanted
shades, priced at
$1.50, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95
Full Faahloncd Silk with Lace Garter Top
and the new Shadow Cloz
$3.95 and $2.95
JVe box all hosiery In Holiday Gift boles.
"Ask about our three pair prices.'1
9 A.
of
PADE & KRUEGER
STAPLE GROCERS
STORE NO. 2
12th and State, Formerly Lebold Grocery
"Specializing In Preferred Stock Canned Goods"
With our explicit confidence in Salem and its future
we have staked our every endeavor in its building and
progress. In taking over this store we are hopeful
through our already established business principles to
continue to cater to Mr. Lebold's former customers and
to add to the list those who also desire fresh, clean, staple
groceries, with honest to goodness service added.
Coffee and Cookies Will Be Served
All Day Saturday
Our Delivery Schedule
Includes four deliveries to most parts of the city
and at least two deliveries to every part of the city
daily. Of courSe this feature is free to our pa
trons and just one of the many items that go to
make our efficient service. '
1
Our Standard Policy
' You the customer must be pleased regard
less of what it costs us. If for any reason you
find occasion to complain, please do not hesitate,
for we consider it a favor to be advised of any er
ror or inefficiency on the part of our staff.
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Arrivals Drastically Reduced
PICTURES Measuring 7 by 27 Inches overall
with plato glass. Subjects: Lone Wolf,
Epring Song, End of the Trail, etc., a regu
lar 13.50 value for $2.15.
MIRRORS Console mirrors of Gothic design,
oval top, finished In beautiful antique mo
hogany. Reg. J 9, now $6.50.
B0WXS A large selection of Tokanaba flower
. bowls that sell regularly at J2 to T 3.6 0
ow $120.
FERNERIES Large glass ferneries on fancy
wrought Iron stands, 40 Inches high. Reg.
110.60. Special $7.50.
DESKS Genuine mohogany splnlt desks In
many beautiful designs, priced from $22 50
up.
TABLES Our line of davenport and end tables
Is very complete and prices have been cut
to move them before Xmaa.
CHAIRS Just arrived today a large lot of odd
chairs, all prices, reduced to move at once,
LATE ONES Here Is some merchandise that
should have been in our store November
1st, we have Just received It and must cut
the prices to move it before the holiday
business closes. Martha Washington sew
ing cabinets, solid mahogany, i drawers
and 2 compartments. Reg. J32.60. A special
price of $22.50- Tokanabe vase lamps !4
inches high fitted with double pull chain
sockets and hand carved mahogany bases.
Regular $9.60, now $4.75, Smokers stands
In several different styles and finishes will
be closed out at $1.75 up to $22.50.
QIBSEROWERS
$jmrituteChiflPWlf
PKH , nil, ITiMW
Phone 205
State and Com'l.
WATCH
Salem's
Public
Market
Saturday
Specials
Meat Department
Beef Roast, lb.. .15c
Round Steak, lb. . 18c
T-Bone or Sirloin
per lb 15c
Pork Roast, lb.. .20c
Pork Steak, lb.. . 22c
Crown Brand Short
ening, No. 5 pail. 69c
Crown Brand Short
ening, No. 10
pail $1.39
Swifts Lard, No.
5 pail 89c
No. 10 pail $1.75
We use the Highest
Grade Beef on the
Market
Grocery Department
Aumsville Family
Flour, 49 lb.
sack $1.95
Solid Pack Toma
toes., 3 cans 39c
Beans, Navy, Red
or Pink, 10 lbs... 78c
Cut Stringless Beans
2 cans 24c
Del Monte Apricots
or Peaches 3 cans50c
2 cans Hi Grade
Shrimp 24c
Clothes Pins,
3 dozen 15c
Brooms, special...39c
Libby's large
Catsup, 3 for.... 63c
Amazo Oil, quart 48c
Fancy Salmon,
Tall Can 14c.
Hi Grade Bulk
Coffee, per lb.... 39c
Franquette
Walnuts, 3 lbs.. .95c
Best Creamery
Butter, per lb.. .49c
Cal. Tuna Fish
J4s, per can 12c
Matches, 6 large
Boxes 23c
Macaroni, 7 lbs....50c
Full Cream
Cheese, 2 lbs 59c
Sliced and Candied
Lemon and Orange
Peel, 2 pkgs 25c
Prunes 1925 crop,
4 lbs 25c
We Lead in Values
Not in Any
Combination
Salem's
Public
arket
Phone 205