12
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
BRITISH PLAN
BUSY SEASON
IN AIRPLANES
london (LP) A record year In
British civil aviation is expected as
the (lying season opeiu In earnest
next month.
There are now 20 timet as many
licensed civilian pilots as In 1925;
lour times the number of subsid
ized civilian flying clubs; seven
times as many airplanes certified
airworthy; and 24 times as many
privately owned aircraft.
Midsummer will see many more
towns and cities In Great Britain
with their municipal airdromes.
There are 171 already directly in
terested; 11 have licensed airdromes,
perfectly equipped; and the re
mainder are negotiating either with
local authorities, the Air Ministry,
or property owners.
Four hundred new pilots will pro
bably be qualified this year. In 1925
the number of pilots holding licen
ses was 117. At the end of 1931 it
was 2,091.
There are 57 subsidized and un
aubsidized flying clubs In the
country today; .the movement
started with five subsidized clubs
with 489 flying members.
Twenty-two subsidized flying
clubs have a civilian flying mem
bership of more than 3.000, and
other membership of 3,000. The
Dumber who qualified as pilots In
aircraft number 385 today; there
were but 16 In 1925.
EROSION LOSS
NEW HAZARD
Columbia, Mo. (LP) The United
States may eventually be forced to
ward conditions that exist in some
of the barren ports of China; where,
every year, devastating floods take
thousands of lives, in the opinion
of Dr. M. M. Ellis of the biological
department of the University of
Missouri.
Dr. Ellis recently returned from
an Inspection trip over the inland
waterways system of the United
States. He accompanied Lewis Rad
cllffe, deputy commissioner of the U.
S. bureau of fisheries, on the tour.
Road mprovements, cultivation of
land, and deforestation are given by
Dr. Ellis as reasons for the losses
from soil erosion. He estimates that
the United States loses yearly from
two to four billion dollars from that
source.
"It takes nature 400 years to add
One inch of soil. In some places that
amount is being washed away by
erosion In from one to seven years,"
he said. "The study of conditions In
the valleys of the Mississippi, Ten
nessee and Ohio rivers shows that
the problem has become more acute
within the last few years as a result
of erosion from deforested areas,
from road Improvements and from
cultivated lands."
HERE'S NEW FAD COLORED TEETH!
Auocuted Ficss Photo
The lateit feminine beauty fad Is colored teeth, and those who
practice It say colon should vary with the color of one'e costume or
her mood. Dona Camby (left) is shown preparing to color Donna
Bonner's teeth.
New British Plane
4 Miles Per Minute
London (LP) Speeds of four miles
ft minute are being obtained by
British test pilots with a new type
oi single seat lighting airplane.
The new lighter, which is known
as the "Jockey," is being produced
by Vickers Avlntion Ltd. and has
been built to meet the demands of
the Air Ministry for (treat speed and
rapid climb. Nine nines being test
ed at Brooklands are showing sur
prising top speeds of 238 and 240
miles per hour at 20,000 feet.
The "Jockey" Is fitted wUi ft.
nine cylinder racllnl air-cooled en
Sine, supercharged to yield 530
horsepower.
Sunlight Clinics
In Planes Possible
London (LP) Sunlight clinics In
airships arc a possible development
of mcdicnl science foreseen by Dr.
E. Goodwin Rnwlinson, director of
the bacterolofilcal department of the
Royal Institute of Public Health.
In an article on medicine In Its
relation to aviation, printed tn The
Lancet, leading British medical Jour,
nal, he declares that flying stimu
lates metabolism and produces a
marked tonic effect, while airmen
have noticed that the common cold
reacts favorably to flights at high
altitudes.
HOPES FADE
WITH GRAY HAIR
Just at ft time when ft woman
should look her best... when the
fullness of lifo Is ahead of her...
1h hair ktnrts to fade. A liny sprlnk
linir of gray , . , ami thru . ,
ThrJoyB of gay part It the hpplnrnn
fif brluK thf t'tntt-r of attention from
fcofh twxen nil tinunlly rmi to n halt.
Such a pennlty nci-tl no longer hand
icap the woman wYin unv Cnnule
Wnter. Thin ! a rlenr, "lurhllnir,
prime-like water of wonderful proper
ties whhh urtimlly rtwoima lialr to
Jin orlftiiml girlhood sit ail. No com
plti-alrd "color-plan". No dmiRiT of
J letting bninrtt ulinde whrn your hair
n blonde. Not only th on klntl but
Iho one bottle I enough. And It dots
Hot een Interfere with perinunent
Having. It really In utprt!ng what
aucresnful. youili-l-fyinareniilln It glvi.
Apply Canute YA'mt-r yourxelf In the
feritary of your own home. Many om
en In town am doing tlwt nam thing.
They merely dn not mention It. You
Deed not mention It. either. J nut buy
a bottle ., , . and get rid of the "age
penally" In gray hair. I'aaelt Water
la so aafe, eo tM-lfnttfle and fture that
Jour dealer knowa It will aatlafy you.
C not, km will refund your money.
On Salt at Perry's Drug Store,
DR. CHAN LAM
Chinese Medicine Co.
Natural rtmtdtrt
for alknenu of
itonicn, blood,
liver, gland, nerve
and urinary -tent.
Alao allmeuta
turn aa ulcer in
itomach, co I 1 1 1 a
conitipatlon, rheu
matism, bronchi UJ
and lalUtooca.
Of flea Hours.
a. a.o.Ht.. llall IA
14ft N. Com'l. JtooDM 1 a, SaJam.
DRUG VICTIMS
AROUSE POLICE
London IP Attacks "on women
and girls by men who surreptitious
ly drug them and carry them away
have reached such alarming propor
tions that Scotland Yard plans to
send out a squad of plain-clothes
women detectives.
Hundreds of women have been
drugged by the alight prick of a
needle in the last few months.
The attacks are often made on
them In the most public places,
while riding on a buss, or shopping
in a crowded store. Sometimes they
are unware of the needle. They
grow faint and are assisted away
by the attacker.
Purse-snatching thieves, who
knock women to the pavement,
have long been one of London's
most troublesome criminal types,
but the druggcr is even more dan- I
gerous and harder to catch. One'
even decoyed a woman to a church
on the pretext that she was wanted
to help with the cleaning opera
tions inside. There she was drugged
and attacked.
A girl helping an older woman
cross a busy street was pricked in
the arm, and another was drugged
as she was alighting from a bus at
Victoria station. One was found
weeping outside a public house and
charged with drunkenness. In court
she said she had been drugged.
Elephant Seeds Put
Beans To Shame
San Francisco (IP) Jumping Mex
ican beans have nothing on the !
"elephant" seeds, which plant qtiar- I
antine officer H. M. Armilape re-!
ceived for inspection. He displayed !
the seeds here. Each one is about
the &itc of a pea, hnrd shelled and
glistening scarlet, with ft large, black
helium. !
"Watch closely," said Armltage. I
"The tip of a helium comes out." I
And out came the black tip of the '
seed. But after it enmc the elephant I
perfectly carved In ivory. The seed
was only a shell, long since scooped
out. As curious smiigKleU Into this '
country, the "seeds" may be worth
as mtu'h as n dollar, Armitnge snld.
R. C. A. PLANS
PACIFIC PHONES
Manila, P. I. (IP) Plans for the
establishment of a radio telephone
service from the Philippines to the
United States and Europe, to be
followed by service to China and
Japan, are being commplated, ac
cording to W. A. Winterbottom,
vice president and general man
ager of the Radio Corporation of
America Communications, Inc. The
service will also extend to Java and
Australia.
Winterbottom sees In the project
the possibility that telephone users
in the islands may talk to persons
In America and Europe and other
countries of the Par East.
ITALY USES U.S.
TRADE TO PARE
BUDGET DEFICIT
Rome im Italy expects to eollect
$20,000,000, or one-tenth of her bud
get deficit, on goods from the United
States.
The newest row of bricks atop her
tariff wall, a IS per cent ad valorem
duty and a few special taxes, was
announced as Intended to yield the
shortage, running about $14,000,000 a
month. In addition it must yield
enough to replace duties lost through
lowered Imports.
The United States, although offer
ing uniform tariff to all countries,
profits by a "most favored nation"
clause in a treaty of 60 years ago.
Under It the United States Is entit
led to the lowest tariff applied to
any other country.
Germany and America are the
countries most affected by the rais
ed customs because they do most
business with Italy. Italy sells most
to Germany with the United States
second. Italy is a good customer be
cause the United States sells her
about $130,000,000 worth of goods
and buys about $70,000,000.
The vigor of Mussolini's action In
putting his financial house In order
when the storm of the pound ster
ling blew over the Italian lira. Is
shown by the sudden drop In the
adverse trade balance. In a decade
Italian imports have ranged from
$250,000,000 to $400,000,000.
FREE TEXT BOOKS
COST $1 .69 A PUPIL
Harrkburg, Pa. IU) It cost $1.67
per pupil to supply free school text
books In public schools throughout
the state last year, according to
records submitted to the state de
partment of public Instruction.
The cost has been declining 6lnce
1027. when each pupil's supply of
books cost on the average, $1.71; but
in 1921 they cost only $1.19, It was
shown.
Total cost of supplying free text
books last year was $3,189,977.
a counter-irritant Mueterole wanna
and hdpe draw outcongeeoon. Apply
thie tooth inc. eafe "counter-irritant"
very hour for 5 boon. All dniaaute.
Ir9
um
lyjiyjiLiyj
tnis lira
Ilrad hot and stuffy from
eold'f llistol, quick I A few
drop. In the no, from the
handy dropper; quickly feel
better. ApproYed by physi
cians at any drug (tore.
Mistol
l "save "at the"
'CAPITAL DRUG STORE
I STATE AND LIBERTY STREET
! -CUT PRICE DRUGS-
I FRIDAY and SATURDAY
IHrce you find only the pure . . . the clean . . . the fresh . . the
rrputable . . . and at a new scale of cut prices. Thus, through a
personal and individual service, do we protect and serve you and
B your family.
Tooth Pastes
50c Ipana 8.1c
60c l'yrolac :17c
60c Anklent 2.5c
25c Orlis l ie
60c Pebeeeo 88c
50c Colcates 38c
Miscellaneous
75c Orlls Mouth
Wash. 16 ot 48c
$1.00 liillette Blades... flllc
60c Theatrical Cream, . ,2Uc
$1.50 rinkhams
Veg. ComiountI ....ROc
$1.50 Klectrlc Clocks... Ode
Rubber Goods
i i)t. Hot Water Bottle. 4fc
$1.50 Laiiica' Douche, . ,70c
50c Rubber Gloves 28c
$1.00 Hath Sprays IMc
75c Rubber Aprons, .. ,3(lc
Sundries
$1.00 Alarm Clocks. .. .Rflc
$1.00 Watches site
1 lb. Acar a .(9
$1.00 Chamois Skins.. 811c
Face Powders
$1.00 Coty Face Towder
-and 65c Coty Terfume
Roth for 89c
$1.00 Hoppers c
$1.00 Amellta ftftc
75c Three Flowers BOc
$1.00 Iloubigants eoc
Remedies
(Oc 1 pint Milk Mag
nesia U. 8. P. quality. 200
100 Aspirin Tablets. .. .8o
0e C. R. Cough Syrup. 80c
$1.69 Petrolagar ,,,,,.700
$1.60 Petrosylllutu ....7tfc
Soaps
15c Jcrgens Big
Bath S for 18c
I Bars Crystal White.. 18o
10c Palm Olive 8c
15c Cutlcura 19c
10c Lux 5 for 20c
4 Coca Almond . . Sac
Fact Creams
1 Pond's nee
IOC Woodbury'. ......20c
$1 Milkweed nDc
60c Melba S9e
T6e l.uiurla Me
$0. Tompelan L.i,.....80e
Woodbury's Soap, "I 7
25c Bar lit
Listerine Tooth 1 P
Paste, 25c tube XtJC
Ovaltine RH n
$1.00 size Ol t
-
Phillip's 50c Milk of Ol 0
Magnesia O JL C
Lifebuoy Soap CI
10c bar D 2t
Cod Liver Oil rQn
$1.00 pint Wtt
Fnlmolive Shaving t)Q
Cream, 35c tube uut
"NO MORE WRINKLES'
$S Jar . , The Original Uarlene"
TURTLE OIL (gl AA
CREME iJJl.Ulf
Kotex, specially Q7n
priced w I C
Vick's VapoRub, QQ,-
35c size OL
lodcnt Tooth Taste, O Q
50c tube WC
J. and J. Talcum, -
25c tin 1UC
Maltine rrepara- QQ
tions, f 1.50 value tOt
Sprrlal Selling- of
Full site. 60 Inch
REDEXMOTH Oft.
BAGS 2 FOR.... 6DL
Almond Lotion,
50c size
23c
Mentholatum,
30c size
19c
Psylla Seed,
regular $1.00 .
49c
Mineral Oil,
75c size
38c
50c Ambrosia Flask
Ftar ckn4 bag or purse
25c Ambrosia Funnel
For tilling Ambrosia Flask
25c J. & J. Couettes
SO pads of sterilised cotton
With $1.00 Ambrosia
$2 Value AAA
For Only UyC
We Always Save You Money on Your Druga
and Prescriptions
11
if
Men's Broad
cloth Shirts
Fast color, well made
Dress Shirts for men
While they last
39c
msiwi
The Great Final Sale to make a real Cleanup
of our Entire Stock
The time b limited. The stork Is large, It must all be
sold out completely In a short lime. Wa have to prepare
to surrender the premises to the landlord and we must
be entirely sold out by that time. In order that our man
ager can fulfill bis contract and clean up by (he re
quired time, we are going to the limit, so get busy
Come, and tell your friends the Phenomenal Reductions
hare never been equaled here or elsewhere,
Young Men's
College Cords
A well made, good Qual
Ity corduroy for younj
men. While An
they last, pair... JOC
- MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Full .cut, fast
color, values
to 69c
While they
last
39c
Broadcloth
SHORTS
Fast color, full
cut, 35c value
While they
last
16c
BLAZERS
Men's and
boys' all wool
blazers in
plaids or plain
colors while
tbey last
98c
TURKISH
TOWELS
22x44 Double thread,
colored border, Turk
ish towels. While they
last, e:ich
10c
Boys' and Men's
Rockford Socks
While they C -last,
pair 0
SPORT OXFORDS
One Lot of Ladies'. High Grade Arch 4 AA
Supports, Pumps, Straps and Novelty 1 nil
Ties. Values to $4.98 While they last liVV
. SAMPLE SHOES
One Lot of Ladies' High Grade Pumps
and Straps, all good styles. Values to
$3.95 While they last
69c
MEN'S
ARM BANDS
Good elastic. Values to
15c. While r
they last OC
ONE LOT OF"
CHILDREN'S SHOES x
Oxfords and Straps, in black, brown and jcQfa
blond. Values to $2.95 While they last WWW
Men's Leather Faced
Canvas Gloves
25c Values. While O -tbey
last, pair. . . IOC
3
ONE LOT OF
BOYS' OXFORDS
In black and brown, all leather.
Values to $2.95. While they last ,
1.47
ONE LOT OK
CHILDREN'S PATENTS
Straps, Oxfords and Shoes, all leather.
Values to $2.95. While they last
1.39
WE RESERVE
THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT
QUANTITIES
MEN'S WORK SHOES
One Lot men's work shoes. While they
last, pair ... .......
98c
NO GOODS
SOLD TO MER
CHANTS AT
THESE PRICES
MEN'S AND BOYS' GENUINE KEDS
Values In the group to 1.35, While they TQa
last I VW
Men's EXPRESS STRIPE OVERALLS
Genuine "Blue Buckle" express stripe, big Q j
overalls; While they last I OU
Canvas Gloves
red
Heavy weight,
wrist. While
they last, pr.
7c
ONE LOT OF MEN'S FINE
DRESS OXFORDS
In genuine calfskin, kids and gunmetal,
also English style brogues. Values to
$5.95. While they last
2.69
Engineer and
Fireman Socks
A wonderful value.
While tliey last, fi
pair 1C
WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS
Values to
Satin Mule styles and Felts.
$1.00. While they last, pr. ..
ALUMINUM ROASTER
A full size, heavy weight, aluminum ADt
roaster. While they last, each Twif
MEN'S
DRESS SOCKS
Regular 35c ralue, part
wool Dress Socks. While
they last,
pair
6c
MISSES' RAYON HOSE
A fine quality heavy weight fancy rayon
hose for girls. Value to 50c. While they
last, pr
10c
Children's
Outing Sleepers
While they 1Q
last, each IOC
WOMEN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS
All wool slip-on sweaters In a variety of Qxa
solors. Values to 2.98. While they last vOU
MISSES' COAT SWEATERS
All wool in coat styles. Values to $2.98.
While they last
1.37
MEN'S RAYON
SHIRTS
Non Run Asst.
colors, each
16c
WOMEN'S CREPE GOWNS
Full cut permanent crepe gowns at a
fraction of their. worth. While they last
49c
MERCERIZED
ELASTIC
4 yd. lengths asst. col
ors, 10c value. While
ibey last,
bnni'h
5c
WOMEN S ARCH FOOTWEAR
In elastic gore pump style, also dozens
of other styles. Values to 4.98. While
they last, pair , ....
1.98
WOMEN'S RAYON UNDERWEAR
Good quality, Non Run Rayon Panties &
Bloomers. Value to 50e. While they last
16c
LISTERINE
ANTISEPTIC
Regular VOc ilse. While
they last,
bottle DC
MEN'S STAG SHIRTS
All wool "Boss of the Road" and
"Hcrsch Weiss" brands. Value to 9.85
4.85
Women's
Fabric Gloves
Karser Brand. Value to
Sc. While jq
they last, pr. .... IOC
100 SILK HOSE
Full fashioned pure silk dull twist. CD
While they last, pair vUw
MEN'S DRESS AND WORK PANTS
Whipcords Dress Moleskin
tional values. Value to 1.69.
kins Excep- QQa
While they last VVV
WOMEN'S
PURSES
One lot bags. Values
to 1.00. While or
they last twC
Fixtures or Sale
Cash Registers Paper Cutters Counters
Tables w, Rugs Chairs Electric Fixtures
See manager for price
Women's
Handkerchiefs
fteaular le values, r
While they latt J tor DC 1
William'G Gclfi Service Store