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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926
DEDICATE FINE
ARTS BUILDING
University of Oregon, Eupene.
Oct. 21. (Special) At the dedi
cation of the Fine, Arts building to
day as part of the Semi-Centennial
celebration , Dr. E. T. Willnma,
professor of Oriental language
and literature at the University of
California and one of the leading
American authorities on the Ori
ent, declared that the proximity
of the University of the Far East
made It particularly fitting that a
museum nf Oriental art be estab
lished in Eugene.
'This building," said Dr. Wil
liams, "will not only serve as n
fitting memorial to President P,
I. Campbell, who was so interest
ed In art, but will also provide a
suitable home for the Murray
Warner collection.
"It Is not pt range that a muse
um of Orlentn! art should be es
tablished In this for Occident, but
a very appropriate thing. We
should learn to appreciate the art
of the Orient in order to gain nn
understanding of these far-removed
people: this understanding can
not but cause prejudice to vanish,"
he declared.
The art of the Orient Is worthy
of study, saJd Dr. Williams. "Civ
ilization wns born In Asia, and
fronvAsia wo derive our faith, the
beginnings of science and our phil
osophy. In a university we seeli
the wisdom of all the lands and
ages, and the Orient should not
be neglected. May Oregon conr
tlnue to gather here the rare
treasures of the Far East to be an
inspiration to her sons."
"Each race hao its own Inheri
tance nf Ideals and traditions.
These find representation in art.
and for that roason the art of
every country Is characteristically
different. We do not want th
Chinese or Japanese to adopt our
Ideas of art, neither do wo want
to adopt their ways, for wo have
our own nntlonal Idenls to main
tain. But to appreciate and un
derstand the art of the Orient, is to
Increase the lnter-racial friend
ship and pence."
DRUNK OFFERSTlGHT
FOLLOWING BURGLARY
Loot consisting of two coato, a
qunntlty of stamps, a camera, n.
small amount of money, a knife,
a cap, n check for M and several
. other things wero taken, glass
was broken In the office door, the
telephone wire cut, glassware
wrecked on desks and In labora
tory by Ed Whlrd, who entered,
the en a station of the Portland
Electric Power company at the
foot of Chemekctn street Inst night, ;
.Whird wns later arrested by Offi- j
cor Emery James on Ferry struct,
and Is in the city jail.
The officer was called by em
ploye! of the company who beard
the man knocking about In the
station. When approached by the
officer Whird attempted to at
tack him with a knife, but was
overpowered by the pollcemnn be
fore he could draw it. Whird Is
said to have been drunk. lie Is a
stranger in Salem.
BEARCAT LINEMAN IS
HURT IN SCRIMMAGE
John Propp, lineman on the
Bearcat squad, was Injured in prac
tice on Sweetlnnd field last night,
sustaining a badly wrenched ankle.
Those who witnessed the accident
thought that It would assume more
serious proportions as Propp was
bent backwards with his leg twisted
under him.
Coach Keene was pleased over
the showing made In scrlmmag
last night, the athletes showing
more fight and fire than on other
occasions, though It is difficult ty
keep them keyed up nil of the time.
They looked much better, running
around the ends like It meant busi
ness. Some of the spirit let down when
It was learned definitely that the
scheduled game with Multnomah
had been cancelled when the
winged M officials In Portland call
ed the rest of their games off.
Keene Is trying to get n game with
some team for this date, however.
KEXSMITII VISIT
Donald. Or., Oct. 21. Mr. nn.1
Mrs. S. A. Sexsmlth are spending
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Home-made
Here an eur wty to im $2, and ret
hava bett cough medicine
you ever tried.
You've probably heard of this fam
ous iiunic-uiade coiiftli syrup, 11 ut Lave
you ever used it V Tliousuuda of fam
ilies feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and cheap,
but the way it takes bold of a coujfh
wdl noon earu it a permuueat place iu
your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 2',A ounces
of L'iuex ; then add plain firnuu luted
KiiRfir syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if
desired, use eluriticd honey, insteud of
fciiKiir fiyrup. It ttiutes good, never
spoils, and (jives you a full pint of bet
ter cough remedy tliun you could buy
ready-made for three times iN cost.
It is really wonderful how quickly
this home-made remedy coin) hits a
cough usually in U-i hours or less. It
seems to penetrate through every air
passu kc loosens n dry, hoarse or tight
cough, lifts the phlegm, heals the niciu
hniiieu, and gives almost immediate,
relief. Hplcitdid for throat tickle,
hoarseness, bronchitis and bronchial
asthma.
1'inex is n highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine extract
and palatable guaiacol, which has been
used for generations for throat uud
chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2 'A ounces of Piuex"
wiiu directions, linn ran teed to
give absolute satisfaction
Finer Co.. Ft. Wavne. Tnd $1
wmmm
J IT for Cough sJu
FOOTBALL
U. OP 0. vs. STANFORD
Eugene; Saturday, Oct. 23rd.
$2.30
EUGENE AND RETURN
V via
Oregon Electric
Tickets on sale Saturday, Oct. 23rd, leaving
Salem at 9:55 a. m. Return limit Sunday
Phone Main 727
tw n i m
pecial Prices
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
30x3y2 Ford wheels .$3.15
Ford double wishbones....' 80c
Luggage Carriers 70c
Ford top recovers (roadster) $5.00
Oregon Special Rebuilt Tires
30x3i2 regular ....$5.45
30x3t2 oversize cords $6.45
31x4 oversize cords $8.45
32x4 oversize cord $9.45
33x4 oversize cord .$11.95
29x4.40 full balloon $8.95
These tires are all fully guaranteed. Only 4 tires to a
customer at these prices.
80x3 Vi Kenyon Red Tubes $2.00
2nd hand and vulcanized tires, al iizes $1.00 up
MIKE'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE
"and CAPITAL TIRE MFG. CO.
II. STEINBOCK, Prop. 205-215 Center SI.
Phone 398 Salem, Ore.
several days at the I Q. Gleay
home and Miss June Sexsmlth Is a
K u eat of Margaret Rich. The Sex-
ttinltha have many friends In thU
community, having resided here
nine years while Mr. Sexsmlth wa
agent In the Oregon Electric rail
way station here. About three years
ago he was transferred to a similar
position at Seaside, where the Sex
smith have since resided.
Denver Co-eds at Denver fni
versity approve pet tin p. A ques-
Mothers, Do This
"When the children cough, rub
Musterolo on their throats and
chests. No telling how soon the
symptom a may dovelop Into croup,
or worse And then's when you're
glad you have a Jar ot Musterole
at hand to give prompt relief.
As firet aid, Mueterole le excel
lent. Keep a jar ready for Instant
use.
It le the remedy for adults, too.
Relieves sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsilille, croup, stiff neck, asth
ma, neuralgia, . headache, conges
tion, pleuriey, rheumatism, lum
bago, pains and aches ot back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chil
blains, f roe tod feet and colds of
the chest (it may prevent pneu
monia.) To Mothers: Musterole is al
so made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole
Jars & Tubes
Better than a Mustard Piaster
tlonnalre showed they think It Is
necessary to be popular.
GLAD TO SPREAD
- GOOD NEWS
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Vegetable Compound
Cleveland, Ohio. The friends ot
Mrs. Helen M. Kowalczyk of 6819
Hope Avenue,
were glad to hear
that sue has re
gained her
health. For quite
some time Mrs.
Kowalczyk was
quite ill and It
waB impossible
for her to work.
Sho took Lydia
E. Pinkham'a
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pound to build
her up. After ehe bad started tak
ing it, she wrote to the Flnknam
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"Happy to Recommend Pinkham'a"
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ment in the 'Detroit News' and
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This Is a dependable medicine.
Mrs. Hazel J. Huntley
A Personal Representative of .
MISS JANE E. CURRAN
Noted Hair Specialist
. Will be in attendance at the
CENTRAL PHARMACY
On
October 21, 22 and 23
For forty years Miss Curran has cared for the
hair of New York society. Now, these identical
treatments and tonics that for two generations
were exclusive to Mfss Curran's clientele . are
available to our patrons.
For 3 days beginning Thursday the 21st, Miss
Curran's personally trained representative may
be interviewed in regard to such problems as
oily hair, dry and brittle hair, dandruff and itch
ing scalp, dull and lifeless hair, for the bob, for
the marcel.
For your convenience
made by telephone 276.
appointments may be
Consultation is without charge,
Gay! Sparkling! Youthful!
These New Hats
Some are fashioned of velvet, others of
velvet and satin. The crowns may be
high and towering or fall into flattering
tarn effects, but you may be sure that
every hat is individual ana cnarming
$
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5
Bave Every Day
NT STORE
177 M LIBERTY ST..' - SALEM. OREGON
Where you save every day.
WORKING MEN! ATTENTIO
This message contains news of vast importance to every man and young man of Marion County.
Promptly at 9 o'clock Friday morning the doors of the Salem Leading Army & Navy Goods Store will he thrown open to ad
mit you to the most remarkable selling event of Men's Work Clothing is offered in our
Army 0. D. Shirts
0. D. wool shirts, double elbows
lined bossom. Special
$2:85 ftlftANTir.
aiafe0ijr as w a a
Guaranteed Waterproof Rain Suits
Coat and pants, a new suit free if they djr7 A J?
leak. $10 value. Specially priced V t okO
We are crowded overstocked cramped for space! We must reduce our stocks! In order to accomplish this feat we fully
realize that only VALUES will do it. Throughout the entire store there is a hum and bustle and whispered conversation of the
wonderful bargains that will go on sale. Everything is in readiness Everything reduced No Exceptions! Everything mark
ed in plain figures. You'll scarcely believe your eyes when you read the price tickets. Unbelievable but real. If you are going
to buy work clothing, by all means visit this sale FIRST you will not be disappointed 1 - t
DO'NT DELAY DROP EVERYTHING AND COME!!
Overalls Heavy weight "
material, waist or bib,
regular value OQ-
1.45. Special... ifOC
Work Shirts Cotton
Chambray ma- A Q n
terial, special.... ft lC
Wool Blankets Special
Priced , $2.95
Wool Army 0. D. Shirts,
double elbows, lined bos
om, Special
at
..$2.85
Union Suits,' heavy, reg
ular value $1.75. Spec-
at .... $1.15
LSu!!s...........:$2.00
All Wool Union Suits.
Special at. $4.45
Large Size Towels
Specially Priced at
19c
Men's $1.50 Union Suits,
seasonable weight, Spe-
af 69c
Men's Work or Outing
Shoes d 1 rjf
per pair-
Men's Heavy Khaki
Pants, to close out at
Special
Per Pair..
$1.19
Men's Canvas Gloves. Buy a
supply now at per pair
,8c
Boys' Bib Overalls
Special rw
Per Pair OUC
1.00 Leather Work Gloves
Special, now
49c
75c Suspenders Buy now
at per pair
39c
Union Suits
Balbriggan Union Suits $1.25 JQ
value, Special at OlC
Blankets
$7.50 Double Wool Blankets irtJJ
Specially priced at tpi.'iO
$1.75 Union Suits Heavy
weight, Special
$1.15
$1.25 Fancy Wide Cowhide
Belts Special
79c
50c Wool Union Suits. All
sizes, Special at
$2.95
Double Cotton Blankets
real value for
;.$2.25
85c Heavy Fancy Top Wool
Socks Special at :
49c
75 7o Wool Union Suits, all
sizes, Special at
$3.45
Wool Auto Eobes. $5.00
value, Special
$2.95
Men's Dress Pants Specia
lly priced at
$1.95
100 Wool Union Suits
Specially price at
$3.95
Heavy Double Cotton &ey ff
Blankets, Special at D.U7
Work and Dress Shoes
Men's Work Shoes, (21 Oft
Special Per Pair
Work Shoes $4.00 value, &sy QlJ?
Special at tPZitUt)
Men's Rolled Edge Rubbers fr
Special at JD C
One Lot of Dress Shoes, values to $8.00
will be sold (jQ Qp
Special for Pt.tQ
Men's Canvas Gloves.
Buck. Heckt Pacs Ev
ery pair guaranteed for
satisfactory wear. $12
value jrr ryjf
Special ., P I I D
Men's Dress Caps
$2.50 values. Specially
Priced
at
$1.29
Leather Coats Special
ly Priced
at
..$8.95
Genuine Horsehide
Leather Coats, regular
$16.00 value, Specially
rrn...... $12.95
Men's Canvas Gloves, leather
palms, Special at pair.
19c
Cashmere Finish Sox-
Regular 25c value, Spec
ial, 8 pairs
for
$1.00
Army Laundry Soap
Special, 17 fl?1
Bars for
Soap B
.00 1
Men's Hickory Shirts
Out they go
at
79c
Leather Coats A won
derful value ffQft
Men's Dress . Sox Fast
colors. Supply Qn
up now O C
Men's Dress Shirts. Regular ftQ
$1.75 value, Special UOL
Boys' High Top Shoes-
Values to $4.50. Buy
now
at
$1.95
Boys' Dress Shoes
Worth $4.00 (!- Qr
Special at ipAt)
Men's Raincoats Abso
lutely guaranteed water
proof. A wonderful
$4.95
Wool Sweater Coats
Special
at
$2.25
Breeches of all descrip
tions will be sold at real
money-saving prices.
A few pair of Shoes.
Reg. $3.95. i(J9 r7r
Special at. I 9
279 North j
Commercial St.'
Opposite
Fry's Drug Store
SALEM'S LEADING
ARMY & NAVY GOODS STORE
4 Doors North of Home Restaurant
Look for the Electric Sign and Blue Front
' 279 North
Commercial St.
Opposite
Fry's Drug Store